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OlaOfLagos:
As seen on X (Twitter). Dear Single mothers, why did you leave your baby daddy?


Let’s have it…

I had one as a friend.

She left cos he wanted another wife and she could not take that shit.

She come dey famz with me make i keep her by the side, she doesnt mind. That she is not interested in my home and she can stay anonymous forever.

Just imagine the fool. She want to break my own home but left hers cos she didnt want someone else to break it.

How some women think ehn.

To hell with them and thier daylight robbery.

During that final, i was solidly behind them and was so pissed when the senegal players staged that walk off the pitch as i felt that was very unprofessional.

But reviewing the events after the tournament, damn!!!!!!


The worst AFCON ever.

Biodun556:
Don't ask Nairaland members for contact details (email, phone) or investments

They keep killing Nigerian Christians.
Anyway Trump is coming to save them.

There is hope

Dear Poor people, it is being hosted in a nation where nobody gives a damn about your opinions.

Anambra again! Its a cursed place

Diamond098454:
He really make sense here.

Why the heavy makeup ?

She made sense you mean

tesseract:
One person will make a comment, some unscrupulous elements will attribute his or her comments to Obidients. What sort of stupidity is this?

Its the sort of stupidity that obidients exhibit

Ttipsy:
Congratulations Mr Elon
Remember the less privileged

Dem no dey do bambiala for there

Poor people crying on this thread. Is it your money?


To poorer people, that 3k shawarma u buy is luxury.


Free the great guy.

What is new about this shapeless fools madness?

CyynthiaKiss:
Remove North East and North west from Nigeria, watch Nigeria compete with so many countries in Europe..

Only if Gideon Orkar had succeeded in his plans in 1991

And south east. If you dont let biafra go, nigeria can never have peace

Its stupidity to ask your fellow man to accept what should be personal between you and your so called god/religion. When and if they go to hell, is it your hell?


Please go to hell

He is a mad man

And some idiots call these muslims 🤣

Happened in Anambra, so sad

Any way to embezzle is fine

This osun apc govt sef

narite:
Google is facing backlash over plans to release millions of bacteria-infected mosquitoes in two states, a project critics have dubbed one of the largest open-air biological experiments in US history.

Backed by Google's parent company Alphabet, the proposal seeks federal approval to deploy 32 million modified mosquitoes annually across California and Florida beginning next year.

If approved, the two-year program would result in a total of 64 million mosquitoes being released into the environment.

The aim is to reduce populations of disease-carrying mosquitoes using what researchers describe as 'good bugs' - males carrying a naturally occurring bacterium called Wolbachia. Male mosquitoes also do not bite.

When the infected males mate with wild females, the females still lay eggs, but the eggs fail to develop and hatch, gradually reducing mosquito populations over successive generations.

While the method has been around for decades, many Americans are outraged by the prospect of releasing millions of insects into the wild, with some declaring: 'This must be stopped.'

Even elected officials have joined the criticism, with Tennessee Republican Representative Tim Burchett questioning why a technology company was involved in releasing millions of mosquitoes, warning against interfering with nature.

'Have we not learned our lesson with Kudzu, Sparrows, Black Birds [and] Asian Carp? Should I go on?' Burchett wrote on X. 'Don't mess with the balance of nature.'

Burchett was referring to several infamous introductions of non-native species that spread far beyond their intended use and caused significant ecological disruptions after being introduced by humans.

One X user posted: 'I want everyone to stop and ask what interest Google has in releasing mosquitoes.

'They're a tech company. Not an environmental group. Not a non-profit. Not a government. A tech company.'

Another wrote: 'There should be public consensus before anything like this is done. It's dangerous.'

While another shared: 'Playing God will not end well for anyone; they need to stop trying to manipulate nature and leave it as God intended it to be.'

However, lab-grown and genetically modified mosquitoes have been released across several US states, including Florida, California and Texas, since 2021 to combat disease-carrying populations.

Google's involvement comes through Verily, a life sciences company owned by Alphabet.

In 2016, Verily launched the Debug Project, an effort aimed at reducing the spread of mosquito-borne diseases by suppressing populations of Aedes aegypti, an invasive species responsible for transmitting viruses such as Zika, dengue and chikungunya.

The current proposal targets Aedes aegypti, a human-biting mosquito known for spreading dangerous diseases including Zika, dengue fever, yellow fever and chikungunya.

According to the Debug team, roughly 40 percent of the world's population is at risk from diseases spread by the insect, which has expanded across tropical, subtropical and even some temperate regions around the globe.

Researchers breed millions of Wolbachia-carrying males in specialized facilities before separating them from females, which are capable of biting and spreading disease.

The goal is to dramatically reduce, and potentially eliminate, local populations of Aedes aegypti.

The proposal has also drawn comparisons to a controversial mosquito project backed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

While Gates did not directly release mosquitoes, his foundation funded research involving mosquito-control technologies. The insects, however, were not deployed in the US.

A Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation spokesperson told AFP: 'The foundation does not fund any work involving mosquito release in the United States.'

However, the project sparked fierce backlash and fueled a wave of conspiracy theories online.

Some claimed the mosquitoes were part of a covert effort to reduce the human population, secretly deliver vaccines or mRNA technology through bites, or serve as a tool for broader government and corporate control.

Others argued that suppressing mosquito populations could disrupt ecosystems and food chains, reflecting growing distrust of public health initiatives, Big Tech and billionaire-backed scientific projects in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Not everyone opposes the proposal, however. 'Wolbachia has been used in mosquito control programs for years with promising results,' one X user posted.

'Healthy skepticism is fine, but it's worth separating science fiction fears from evidence-based public health strategies.'

From the Daily Mail!

America never goes wrong. They should release it please. I am certain their nigerian slaves would rather want to be used for experimental purposes just in case the americans reject it

Ironfaceman:
https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/us-moves-to-block-market-access-for-8-african-countries-following-comprehensive/cpcshm3

Great move by the US. This will save Nigerian Christians, those muslims go cry

Nothing ooo.
Absolutely nothing.

insidelife22:
If it later turns to be fulani herdsmen, then bluud go flow .
I will not fold hands while this happeens.

Chicken dey flex muscle

No wonder peteru said they will be rewarded 🤣, his side chick lost

Dpsychologist:
“Before Dating Him, Make Sure He Can Feed Your Family” : Nigerian Lady Sparks Heated Debate Online

Nigerian men, beware of ladies raised by failed parents

Nice one. Hopefully Atiku wins

Segunbabba:
The presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, has assured party aspirants who may fail to secure tickets for the 2027 elections that their sacrifices and contributions to the party would not go unrewarded.

Obi gave the assurance on Monday night in Abuja during a dinner organised by the NDC for aspirants and the inauguration of the party’s Selection Committee.

Addressing party members and aspirants, Obi commended those seeking elective positions under the party’s platform, describing their willingness to participate in the political process amid Nigeria’s challenges as a major sacrifice. I thank you for your sacrifice. It is not easy for people to express interest in serving their constituencies and committing themselves to this process,” he said.

The former Anambra State governor acknowledged that not all aspirants would emerge victorious but pledged that the party would begin recognising and rewarding loyal members who worked for the party despite failing to secure nominations.

All of us will not succeed, all of us will not be selected, all of us will not be winners, but I assure you that it is time we start recognising those who have worked so hard,” Obi stated. He urged aspirants not to view electoral defeat as the end of their political journey, insisting that service and commitment to nation-building transcend political appointments or tickets.

Please do not think that if you are not selected, it is the end. It is not the end; it is the ending of the beginning because we will continue to work hard for our country,” he added. Obi also reflected on his recent visit to South Africa, where he said he held discussions with government officials and political leaders on issues affecting Nigerians living abroad.

According to him, many Nigerians in foreign countries expressed reluctance to return home because of worsening conditions in Nigeria. We asked some of them to come back, but many said they would rather die there than return because conditions at home are worse. That should not be Nigeria,” he said.

The NDC presidential candidate lamented what he described as Nigeria’s declining influence and capacity, noting that despite the country’s historic contributions to global peacekeeping operations, it now struggles with internal security challenges. Nigeria played major roles in securing other nations and contributed significantly to international peacekeeping, but today Nigeria cannot secure itself. That is unacceptable,” Obi said.

He further criticised what he described as inadequate engagement by Nigerian authorities with citizens facing challenges abroad, arguing that governments have a responsibility to protect and support their nationals wherever they reside. The event formed part of the NDC’s preparations ahead of its candidate selection process for the 2027 general elections.

https://authorityngr.com/2026/05/26/ndc-will-reward-loyal-aspirants-who-that-miss-out-on-tickets-obi/

Tot he would do something differently

Why the concentration on one gender. It goes both ways.

A terrible spouse inherits from either their father or mother at large than societal influence.

Nothing is going down abeg! I see no difference in the prices of cars