Food › Re: Egg Prices Surge To ₦8,500 Per Crate by tctrills: 1:50pm On Mar 30 |
kpankpangolo: If everyone in a home has a job, this wouldn’t be an issue. I bought a crate two days ago for 6,400 Naira. If both father and mother in a Nigerian home had jobs that pay them 150,000 each, they would still be fighting poverty. Having a job is not the problem, having a great job is. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by tctrills: 1:33pm On Mar 26 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by tctrills: 1:31pm On Mar 26 |
RodgersAkpafu: Because they are more accurate They need to fire fewer missiles So accurate that only 33 people have been killed. That's a kill rate of more than 10 bombs per kill. Again, you are claiming that somehow, in just 22 days, Iran magically improved in tech and accuracy. Let's get serious please. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by tctrills: 11:32am On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: Are they ordering the missiles from space?
They are running out of stock and can’t even keep up with the barrage of Iranian drone ready to wreck havoc!
Using $4 million yo intercept $30K
Now, they over $39 trillion in debt and remitting $2 billion per day! All for war!
That country better learn from China on what they did with half of that. $40 trillion in debt and the entire country cannot even boast of a speed train, free or even subsidized healthcare, or affordable tertiary education.
All they did with $40 trillion was war and still got humiliated by Iran!
Ordering hyper inflated junks marketed by Hollywood to be superior, efficient, reliable and cost saving. Now the world knows the case is the opposite.
Expensive metal scraps put together with the IQ of a Nigerian roadside welder, and marketed with Hollywood war films. On day one of the war, Iran launched 90 to 100 ballistic missiles in the first 12 hours and thousands of Drones (UAVs). As of March 25-26, Iran launched 10 to 15 ballistic missiles in 24 hours and dozens of Drones (UAVs). We can both see who is getting tired and broke from the war. It's clearly not the US or Israel. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Ranks Last In Quality Of Life 2026 by tctrills: 11:26am On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: And what did Nigeria choose?
A Nigerian saying Itan is foolish and backward even when they have a better standard of living than you do?
You need to seek forgiveness and retrace your steps.
You have no moral right to be saying such. You chose evil leaders. You are not making a good point here. Yes, Nigeria is worse than Iran, but that doesn't make Iran a great place. What is your point here? Are you saying that Iran is great just because Nigeria is a worse place? And then you talk of forgiveness, I only seek forgiveness when I offend others. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strike Kills IRGC Navy Chief, Alireza Tangsiri In Strait Of Hormuz by tctrills: 11:20am On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: You OWN narration cannot change the perception of the general public around the world. It won’t define and cannot redefine the present!
Everyone is knows Israel and the US are being whooped by Iran! No one needs to change anyone's perception, and the last I checked, you were not the keeper of global perception. Lastly, perception doesn't change facts. I gave you hardcore facts, not perception or emotions. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Ranks Last In Quality Of Life 2026 by tctrills: 11:18am On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: Same set of people that will insult Iran after being under sanctions for over 4 decades 😂🤣😂🤣 Oga, you have no point. Iran decided its own fate. They chose to be backward and foolish, so let's not blame anyone for it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strike Kills IRGC Navy Chief, Alireza Tangsiri In Strait Of Hormuz by tctrills: 11:12am On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: Has it stopped the daily dose of missiles the US and Israel are getting? No!
It’s called warfare! General did. It doe a coward! He died in the line of duty! Actually, the missiles have been reduced by over 90% in just the first month. As of yesterday, only 33 Israelis, mostly civilians, have been killed in the missile attacks you love so much. Now, you clearly don't understand what it means to lose a general in war. It means your military has been completely penetrated. It means your defenses are useless. It is not a sign of a brave army; it is a sign of a weak and broken army. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strike Kills IRGC Navy Chief, Alireza Tangsiri In Strait Of Hormuz by tctrills: 11:06am On Mar 26 |
wonder233: If the Ayatollah himself didn't mind dying, is it the Navy chief? These guys don't mind dying, so reporting you killed this too person or you killed that top person is neither here nor there. In terms of assassinations, nothing will shock the world more than that of the Ayatollah - and if that didn't flip anything in Iran, then these other ones are now boring. If you're not going to kill the whole Iranians, then you're the loser. Even small Gaza, with all the killings and leveling of the place, the people are still defiant, let alone Iran. You go kill, you go tire. A new Ayatollah will come, a new navy chief, new everybody... Na you go tire Yeah, they all love dying as you claim. I only wonder how you guys came to such beliefs. Now, let's use our big brains here. If you had a company and you kept losing your top leaders and best hands, what do you think would happen to your company over time? It has been less than a month, and Iran has lost top generals, its entire air defense, its entire navy, and its ability to send out missiles and drones is reduced by over 90%, but somehow you feel they would win? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strike Kills IRGC Navy Chief, Alireza Tangsiri In Strait Of Hormuz by tctrills: 11:01am On Mar 26 |
Sirleo05: All dis people they are just killing, it still does not stop dem ( Iranians ) from fighting, they just appoint new person and live continues. Rather its even embolden them the more That's what they want you to think. Human beings generally don't like dying, not even muslims. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strike Kills IRGC Navy Chief, Alireza Tangsiri In Strait Of Hormuz by tctrills: 10:59am On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: And how is this news that a side lost a general in active combat?
Do you have the Generals of Israel or the US in combat outside them remotely operating from their bunkers!
That general lead by example and will be an inspiration to millions he was opportune to lead.
Many more will come after him…..
"I got $2T from Saudi, Qatar and UAE. They all are with the US in this fight but Iran hit all of them. We were shocked"
-Donald Trump Ok, it's not news that your generals are dropping like flies, but you celebrate the news whenever you hear that an Iranian missile managed to penetrate and strike Israel, damaging some cars and buildings, and causing injuries. Less than a month into the war, and most of your generals are gone, but you are still boasting. |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of Being Born Again Of Water And Spirit by tctrills: 10:36am On Mar 26 |
Truthseeker10: So kindly tell us how people like Abraham and Moses were born again?
Kindly tell us when they did your statement below.
'It means to become righteous through faith in the baptism of Jesus and His sacrifice on the Cross." The bible never recorded how every single person got born again or got baptized. Only the journey of Paul and a few others are recorded so don't ask for what was not recorded rather obey the principles clearly taught in the bible. |
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Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 6:23pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + You keep saying this. It's a pity. You asked me to prove that Iran was attacked from bases in those countries. Here is what Gemini says.
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...As of late March 2026, the use of Gulf bases in the ongoing conflict between the U.S./Israel and Iran remains a complex geopolitical flashpoint. While the U.S. maintains a massive military presence across the region, the degree to which individual Gulf states have allowed their territory to be used for offensive strikes varies significantly.
Current Status of Gulf Base Usage The conflict, which escalated sharply following "Operation Epic Fury" on February 28, 2026, has seen the following dynamics regarding regional bases:
Defensive & Logistical Use: Most Gulf allies—including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE—have permitted the U.S. to use bases for "defensive" operations. This includes housing air defense systems (like Patriot and THAAD), logistics, and air patrols intended to intercept Iranian drones and missiles.
Offensive Restrictions: Several countries, most notably the UAE, have explicitly ruled out allowing their territory or airspace to be used for direct attacks on Iranian soil to avoid retaliatory strikes.
Active Combat Reports: Despite official restrictions, there have been reports of HIMARS and other precision-strike systems operating from forward bases in the region. Bahrain, which hosts the U.S. 5th Fleet, has been more closely linked to active operations, with reports suggesting some missiles were fired from its territory.
British Bases: The UK recently expanded permission for the U.S. to use its regional assets (including Diego Garcia) specifically to degrade Iranian capabilities threatening shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian Retaliation Because of the U.S. presence, Iran has treated these bases as active combat zones. Over the last three weeks, Iran has launched ballistic missiles and drone swarms targeting U.S. facilities in: Bahrain (Naval Support Activity) Kuwait (Ali Al Salem Air Base) Qatar (Al-Udeid Air Base) Saudi Arabia (Prince Sultan Air Base) UAE (Al-Dhafra Air Base)
Strategic Shift Due to the friction with Gulf allies over offensive "basing and overflight" rights, the U.S. has increasingly relied on its Carrier Strike Groups in the Arabian Sea and long-range bombers flying from outside the immediate Gulf zone to conduct the bulk of its 8,000+ recorded strikes. Would you like a breakdown of the specific damage reports for any of these individual bases?... I believe you read what you wrote. Defensive & Logistical Use: Most Gulf allies—including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE—have permitted the U.S. to use bases for "defensive" operations. This includes housing air defense systems (like Patriot and THAAD), logistics, and air patrols intended to intercept Iranian drones and missiles.This simply means that the US could shoot down missiles targeted at these countries from their bases. The US did not attack Iran from any of it's Gulf state bases. The below is gotten from Grok The decision by the Gulf states (primarily Saudi Arabia and the UAE) to initially deny the U.S. use of their bases and airspace to attack Iran was a calculated move to avoid a regional "doomsday scenario." While they view the Iranian government as a major threat, their logic was based on three practical survival instincts that emerged in the lead-up to the February 2026 conflict[color=#990000][/color]: |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 6:14pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + As I said, many are prepared to suffer to see the world bully shamed. Many.
The wickedness inflicted on the world by the USA since the second world war is incomparable. You guys ehh. What say you about the wickedness inflicted on Iranians by their government? Talking about the US, like every other superpower, they haven't been perfect but the world had never had it this good since the history of superpowers. Under the leadership of the US, the last 80 years has been the most peaceful and prosperous in human history so what are you talking about? |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 5:38pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + Many are. That's my point, these downtrodden would celebrate their demise just to give the US a scar. The are suffering from cancer but are completely fine with it as long as the US has a cold. |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 5:35pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + Me I mind oh. But you seem to be saying that the downtrodden are happy with this. |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 5:33pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yCdX2ElMY34
Pls see this shortclip Yes, there a 100s of conspiracy theory videos on YouTube. I am sure you didn't see how disingenuous the speaker was. Israel and the US hit to Iranian targets and Iran began a revenge on all its neighbours. How would any reasonable person not condemn such act? |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 5:28pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + Granted, I misread you but why must you go four years back to a record peak in 2022 to make a comparison if not for being disingenuous. You are always suspecting me. Lol. I only wanted to show you that it's not something too crazy. It may not be the best of times for Americans buying gas but on the other hand, these are disastrous times for many of your Iran bros especially those of you living in countries like Nigeria but of course, you don't mind. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 5:24pm On Mar 24 |
masterfactor: Nigeria wanna be JEW. You can travel to the state of Israel, to confirm yourself Haba but you didn't need to travel na. As you are a wanna be Hamas. You boys seem to know everything from your bedrooms |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 3:06pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + Now for you who love accusing others of telling lies you have just told a lie. Who doesn't know that gas prices in the US have shot up in the last two weeks. You said I told a lie, can you copy and paste the lie I told. The only problem here is your lack of comprehension not my honesty. We all know gas prices in the US went up but it's still much below the price hike in 2022. Please verify before calling me a liar. On the other hand, petrol price is at its all time highest in Nigeria. But you the Iran bros don't mind, you are used to hell, as long as the US is somehow affected, you are happy. Meanwhile, the US is the world's biggest gas exporter,raking in billions. And as of today, they are the leading oil producer. The crisis is destroying the Chinese, European and Arab economies but let's celebrate the fuel price increase in the US |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 2:59pm On Mar 24 |
Laple0541: No body is autonomous during wartime. Did you know how many billion of dollars of tax payers money being sent to Israel on a yearly basis? Even the US with her huge yearly budget for defence is still begging for help from allies. So your sarcasm doesn’t really hold ground. Yes I heard Trump begging for food for the troops. You guys are blind to the truth, Iran is a failed state that can no longer feed it's people. Know this and know peace |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 2:26pm On Mar 24 |
masterfactor: ISREAL is also receiving same AId, but due to strong censorship in the country, it is not shown to the public Since it is not shown in the public, you must be seeing it using your crystal ball. You are able to know what is hidden from the public. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 2:24pm On Mar 24 |
brain54: If you don't know what to say bros keep quiet...
You mustn't comment! Oga don't be pained na, I know your life is hard enough so learn to let it go. One love |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 2:19pm On Mar 24 |
brain54: Person wey dey win war no dey eat food...?
Or you don't know what to say? Haba they have more than enough food nah. Russia is making it seen like there is a humanitarian crisis in Iran. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 2:17pm On Mar 24 |
WriterNig:
Iran is poor unlike the US that receives support from over 40 allies.
No one ever said Iran would win, we just said Iran would make it really painful for the US.
By the way, it was you guys that boasted that the US would finish off Iran in 48 hours and they would surrender. Like Venezuela.
Even Trump boasted that it'll be quick and decisive. What's your definition of painful. Iran is making it really painful for you in Nigeria but you are celebrating a minor irritation to the US. Continue |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sends 13 Tons Of Food Aid & Medical Supplies To Iran (Photos) by tctrills: 2:15pm On Mar 24 |
brain54: Nice one...
Ally is not only guns and bombs in the battle field! Iran doesn't need it, they are winning the war. They have enough to eat and more to give out. |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 2:13pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + It represents a lesson being taught to arrogant imperialists, especially those like Trump and the alcoholic segzual harrasserTV Host Hegseth who don't think before they act.
And yes, the downtrodden of the world generally love it when bullies are taught a lesson, people are willing to suffer for that to happen, it has been the case throughout history and it will not change, it remains the case even in kindergarten playgrounds. This is the funniest thing I have ever heard. Gas in US is cheaper than it was in 2022 and it's the most expensive it has ever been in Nigeria but you the downtrodden are celebrating hunger just to inconvenience your imperialists. Like I said, this is the mindset of a suicide bomber. So, if and when the blockage in the strait of Hormuz is finally cleared up, you and your WhatsApp group of downtroddens would be pained even when things get better for you. |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 12:35pm On Mar 24 |
DeepSight: + @ The Bold I hope you know that a key factor is Israel deliberately bombing banks to achieve this exact result. Later you will complain that Iran attacks civilian facilities. Israel is bombing IRG linked bank but honestly, I no longer complain when Iran and co hit civilians because you guys don't really care. My point here is that most people on your team embrace a global hardship because in their twisted minds, it means Iran is winning. |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 12:24pm On Mar 24 |
Obaofaba: I don't mind.
So long that terrorist is in the white house is on his knees, I'm fine. I am sure you don't mind, you ate even loving it. Some people were created to hate themselves. This is the mindset of a suicide bomber. Meanwhile, life is much more messed up in Iran. Salaries are unpaid, businesss are falling, there is no real government but as long as fuel is a bit more expensive in the US, you will celebrate. Mr Deepsight, you see the mindset of your average Iran fanboy, you guys can never disappoint. |
Politics › Re: Middle East War May Force Nigerians To Work From Home – Dangote by tctrills: 9:47am On Mar 24 |
Obaofaba: God bless the Iranians for dealing ruthlessly with the foooooool in the white house. But you are the one that can't afford fuel or even to eat. They are dealing with you not the white house |