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tonesky:
Jonathan would mess himself up

If he picks that form truly, then it will finally confirm that Good luck is silly. If he had the interest, why now? all this while, it is when obi is out full throttle that he is rearing his head? Mstchew

Caaz:
10days ago I sack planted 40 sacks of yam seedling on top a sewage pit....the job was very tedious and actually I fell under the weather.

Only for this my rose the nosy neighbor to corner me and asked me to take them of that the weight of the sands are going to sink the sewage pit.

I rejected her verdict.because it was recently plastered by me for this sole purpose.

She sad because she did same and hers collapsed .i told her that mine is entirely different.thanked her then walked away.

Interesting to chip in that...this same nosy neighbor has this penchant for finishing all my veggies for free.

I really want to know if the sewage is really going to collapse due to the fact that it's raining season.

Did you use reinforced concrete beams and columns for the soak away pit? Is the slab reinforced and the concrete top rich? If yes, don't fear, nothing will happen

Dennisochampa:
I can't believe you openly confess to committing a crime.... If it's abroad, u go pay for all the times u watched the match illegally...
U can't use your passion for the club as an excuse to avoid paying to watch them....
Your passion is admired but please avoiding payments for tickets is very wrong

Inspite of the fact that he did all that as a child you believed he will be arrested and prosecuted "abroad". Well done sir.

Indabello:
OPINION: If Plateau’s Illegal Arms Factories Belonged to Fulani Militias, the World Would Be Burning



The discovery of another illegal arms factory in Plateau State should have shaken the conscience of the nation. But it did not. Not because the development was insignificant, but because it did not fit the preferred narrative carefully marketed for years by crisis merchants, foreign lobbyists, and politically interested actors feeding off the Plateau conflict.

Imagine for a moment if troops had uncovered three illegal arms factories operated by Fulani militias in their harmlet in Plateau within three weeks. Imagine if security forces had recovered fabricated AK-47 rifles, welding machines, recoiling springs, ammunition shells and weapon components from settlements associated with Fulani groups. By now, international media would be flooded with headlines screaming “genocide.” Foreign NGOs would issue emergency alerts. U.S. lawmakers would hold hearings. Social media activists would demand sanctions on Nigeria. Naked women and youths would occupy streets in Jos. Protesters would occupy the streets of Abuja, Washington and London. Religious organisations would organise prayer marches and global petitions. Every recovered rifle would become proof of an alleged grand conspiracy to wipe out Christians.

But reality can be inconvenient. Troops of Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP) raided illegal arms manufacturing sites in Vom, Jos South LGA, and arrested five suspects linked to Berom militia networks. Recovered from the factories were fabricated AK-47 rifles, weapon skeletons, revolver components, magazines, welding machines and industrial tools used for weapon production. This was not a rumour. This was not social media speculation. These were physical weapons recovered by troops during a live operation.

Yet the silence has been deafening. No outrage from the usual activists. No emergency press conferences. No sermons condemning the proliferation of illegal arms within Plateau communities. No viral hashtags. No candlelight protests. No foreign NGO reports warning about ethnic militias manufacturing weapons. The same voices that quickly amplify every allegation against Fulani groups suddenly developed selective blindness.

This is the uncomfortable truth many do not want discussed openly: Plateau’s crisis is no longer a simplistic black-and-white story of innocent victims versus faceless attackers. Armed militias exist on multiple sides of the conflict. Weapons are being manufactured locally. Revenge attacks are organised. Narratives are weaponised. Communities arm themselves while simultaneously presenting themselves exclusively as helpless victims before the national and international audience.

And that is exactly why the crisis has persisted for decades. The dangerous part is not merely the weapons themselves. The dangerous part is the ecosystem protecting the narrative. An ecosystem where facts are filtered through ethnicity and religion before they are accepted. An ecosystem where the deaths of some victims generate global outrage while the deaths of others barely earn a mention. An ecosystem where propaganda travels faster than truth.

Over the past months, security operations in Plateau have exposed repeated evidence of armed local militias, reprisal cells, illegal weapon possession, and coordinated attacks hidden beneath carefully crafted emotional narratives. Troops have recovered weapons from local youths. Active shooters were seen in viral videos previously circulated as evidence of “attacks.” Security personnel have repeatedly intervened to stop reprisals between communities. Yet these realities rarely make international reports because they complicate the preferred storyline.

Even more troubling is the growing industry around Plateau’s conflict. Some foreign advocacy groups and political actors appear more interested in preserving the image of endless persecution than supporting genuine reconciliation. Fear sells. Victimhood attracts funding. Outrage generates influence. Nuanced truth does not.

This does not excuse criminality from any group. Fulani militias have carried out deadly attacks. Civilians across ethnic and religious lines have suffered enormously. But honesty demands acknowledging that armed violence in Plateau has evolved into a multidimensional conflict involving reprisals, militia mobilisation, illegal arms proliferation, criminal opportunism and deep-rooted communal distrust.

Peace cannot emerge where truth is rationed.

The discovery of three illegal arms factories in three weeks should force difficult conversations. Who is funding these operations? Who supplies the materials? Who protects the operators? How many more exist across the state? And why do some community leaders remain silent whenever these discoveries contradict the narrative they have spent years exporting abroad?

Until Plateau confronts all armed actors equally without ethnic favoritism, religious sentiment, or propaganda, the killings will continue, the reprisals will continue, and the ordinary people caught in the middle will continue paying the price.


https://emergencydigest.com/2026/05/08/opinion-plateau-illegal-arms/

Yours is a very silly post. The only reason why anyone else will aspire to make weapons is to protect themselves from Fulani terrorist.

Vecta200:
I have seen this in real life. This one sold the house and moved on with a younger woman.

The kids actually did not do well...

It isn't as if I am not happy with what the man in the story did o, I just feel some things didn't add up. I know a man that was frustrated by his kids, he was moving about begging people for assistance when the house he bought in a government quarters was worth over #60m! He later died frustrated. The bastards that were supposed to be his children are now living happily in the house.

Ameboperoo:
Is he not the same guy accused of terr0rism?

When he was the chief imam of AT U bauchi, he cried that his mischievous cry and some hours later a Christian fellowship leader in the school was strangled. Femi Fani Kayode and others raised the issue some years ago and Pantamj could not say a word.

Britishpea:
The moniepoint guy was equivocal. The issue of unemployable of our youths is encompassing and cumbersome to discuss...Even when some class may want to dispute it, we cant shy away from the eroding situation of our productiveness aided by alot of factors, ranging from high poverty rate, lack of jobs opportunities over the years that had caused lack of concentration of students on education even while at schools- they go to schools for just the certificates and miracle centres, poor work remuneration and extortion by the employers(this also has a diverse discourse] social media effects, social media monetization, soft life mantra, easy money mongering and above all, our attitude as a nation towards everything.


The bulk starts and stops on our govts tables..... The next generation of leader might destroy Nigeria further

Oga, do they have sound graduate trainee programmes to groom graduates to the required standard? Who will train the graduates for them? And it is not bulk but buck!

goslowgoslow:
That part where he said the family got to know when the new owner came to inspect the house after paying blew the lid on the story.
Who buys a house without first inspecting it. Lol truly AI generated story...

I'm glad you saw that, but see the number of people that called me out for exposing the story for what it is.

ariesbull:
How can AI generate the story...una go dey reason anyhow

What is the big deal about AI generating a story?

Tenses:
Iran wey all their leaders don die while Trump is still alive abi you get another Iran?

As all the leaders don die, make he enter straight of Hormuz na, na free way since Iranian leaders don die.

Felaincarnated:
Which 750k abi na typo?
I bought last month for 70k

Maybe it is guinea pig that you bought. How can you buy a full grown pig for #70,000?

AI generated story. Very good story, by the way!

Number one is the best. Nothing beats it!

It is quite hard to lose a loved one, but let go and move on, your dad had lived a good life but is gone. let him rest.

franchasng:
11. The beauty of a woman is a husband.

12. A woman can choose who to have sex with, who to date but she cannot choose who to marry and when to marry, only a man can choose who to marry and when to marry!

13. No matter how beautiful you are as a woman, at some point, your husband will stop being sexually moved by your beauty, it is the friendship, the bond, the battles won together, the kids, and your good character that will keep him attracted to you.


14. A man that loves you can still cheat on you with another woman, this is one aspect of men that even men cannot explain, so don't destroy your relationship or marriage just because your husband cheated on you

This one you posted os 10x more sensible than the original post.

We4all:
Probably did it multiple times in Nigeria and got away with it. Let him and his likes rot in jail.

If only you read the post well, you'd have seen he grew up in UK and learnt to rape there.

timidapsin:
😂 😂 😂 😂 bro pressing the red button is the right thing to do

I absolutely agree with you, if more than 50% press the blue button, everyone will survive, if less than 50% press the blue button, all those that pressed the blue button will doe and the ones that pressed the red button will all survive.

Bahamas95:
* You ain't totally correct, there are some fathers who don't want their children to surpass their achievement.

* Some mothers also don't love their children. We saw a thread here where a mother wanted to stab her daughter. If you meet a good woman she can love you more than the love your mother/grandmother has for you.

Because the person is your blood doesn't make them perfect or saints.

Oga, to every rule, there is an exception.Such father's and mothers are not in the majority.

LibertyRep:
They haven't moved on since then?

There's something indispensable or hard to replace about some of them.

No sensible business will discard staff and not feel the pain. They were trained by the company and have worked for years for the company, no business person will discard such staff without thinking.

The sensible thing to do even without communication is for everyone to press the blue button but some mumu people will still press the red button.

IronGalaxy:
Nope, we aren't brothers. Skinfolk aint kinfolk

We are brothers. You guys need to embrace pan Africanism, you will yield to it voluntarily or we will impose it on you.

Lionessza6:
Nigerians are generally desperate to migrate to just about anywhere " to escape bad governance" ,most are just too broke to do so. And you didn't attend to the core points I raised .

Where did you obtain your data from? Is "Nigerians" not an outrageous generalisation?

Lionessza6:
There is a difference between an institutional culture and a hustle culture.

An institutional culture is where citizens build systems that force governments to work, enforce laws, protect infrastructure, and maintain accountability. People organise, vote strategically, challenge leadership, and demand service delivery. Over time, those systems create stability and opportunity inside a country.

A hustle culture, on the other hand, survives by moving toward wherever functioning systems already exist. It depends on host economies rather than building strong institutions at home. That kind of mobility is understandable...but it also means remaining dependent on the political and economic stability created elsewhere.

One culture produces leverage. The other operates at the mercy of whoever is hosting it.

Migration itself is not wrong. People move everywhere in the world. But when migration becomes the main economic strategy instead of institution-building at home, tensions are inevitable...especially in countries already facing unemployment, inequality, and infrastructure pressure.

Why are strong institutions not being built across the continent at the same pace as migration toward the few places where they already exist? Now that's the conversation people like you avoid everytime

Migration is not our main economic strategy in Nigeria. I promise you that if a tenth of the inhabitants of Lagos should migrate to south Africa, the country's citizens will not even have tears to shed.

IronGalaxy:
You migrate en masse because Nigeria is a shthole. Thats all there is to it.. Now take a hike

Yes it is a shit hole, we have moved to your country because we are brothers and all Africans should have the right to go to any part of Africa, south Africa inclusive. You should learn to be receptive

IronGalaxy:
You are the lazy ones here, all you know is hopping from one country to another leeching of the sweat and hard work of other men, because you can't get your own country to be of standard. Go apply for a Canadian Visa and leave me alone

A lazy man will not migrate to look for opportunities elsewhere. About fixing your country, your white gods fixed southafrica for you, without them you are nothing! Only thing you guys know how to do is sit idly all day long, drinking Umqombothi. You guys better get serious with your lives!

IronGalaxy:
We shall see

you shall see us prosper in your country you lazy lots!

IronGalaxy:
Call me names I dont care! . truth is the truth..The crime situation and the general lawlessness you now find in SA is exacerbated by the excessive amount of immigrants, take it or leave it.. having some Nigerians working legitimately doesnt it anyway debunk what im saying.. The bulk of the crime in India is committed by the Indians themselves yet it doesn't the fact that Nigerrians in that country still pose a criminal (drug) nuisance..

Mstchew

IronGalaxy:
Thats how anger and being fed up works unfortunately Seppuku..

Ill keep telling you what my people are angry about since you wanna give yourselves reasons that are palatable to you..

No matter how you insults us, we are tired of you and we what you gone

Well, we are here to stay and ain't nothing you can do about it!

IronGalaxy:
Humans migrate, but you dont migrate to steal copper cables in another country.

over 90% of crimes committed in south Africa are committed by south Africans.There are many Nigerians working legitimately in SA, if you weren't a dolt, you'd have known that!

klarry79:
Rubbish, everyone just wants to bash Trump. Deep down they all know he is doing the right things. He understands nuclear weapons and would never try to use it unless there is a DIRECT nuclear threat against USA and BY LAW HE IS MANDATED TO USE IT. BESIDES THERE IS AN ESTABLISHED NUCLEAR FIRST STRIKE DOCTRINE AS WELL AS NUCLEAR RESPONSE PROCEDURE IN PLACE.

America's nuclear response is really not about the US president's wish or desire. There are rules of engagement from the very top to bottom.

Make una allow Trump abeg.

Imagine if Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas have nuclear bombs what do you think would happen.

Please drop all this defeatist leftist mindset.

Hezbollah and Hamas are not countries so how can they have nuclear weapons? You think the nuclear weapons are knockouts? Russia and china have ot and they never killed anyone with it. Pakistan an Islamic country has it, who did they kill with it? Americaa still stands as the only country to ever use nuclear weapons on another country , killing thousands so let that sink!

Emeskhalifa:
The question is are the Americans, Canadians and co you mentioned in South Africa because their respective countries are impoverished?
Are they in SA seeking menial jobs? I guess you already have the answers.

You want to compare someone who is there to impact their economy with someone who sold off everything to afford the next flight to SA and start a life of uncertainty?

You guys think if other African countries are working as SA is, other Africans will migrate in their large numbers to land of uncertainty??

Stop being silly. They all went there to pursue business interests and if the opportunities in their countries were superior why didn't they stay back too? Humans migrate, it is an activity that is as old as humanity.