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PheelzAlmighty:
This doesn't feel right.
Tupac Amaru Shakur is dead and gone, let the dead rest in peace.

The dead is long gone. This is not for the dead, but for th living. Knowing that justice no matter how long will prevail would reduce crime.

No stamp and no signature in an official letter These conventional banks didn't do their work well. Their chatGPT didn't get the command correctly ...

Opay, Palmpay and Moniepoint don collect almost all their customers.

I believe everyone involved should be investigated and held accountable, including the victim if he knowingly participated.
From the story, he knew what he signed, accepted the money, and even went to court voluntarily to change his name. His complaint appears to be about how his friend spent the money, not that he was forced to sell his kidney.

If everyone knowingly took part in an illegal act, then everyone involved should face the consequences of their actions.

ElevationD:
Your last paragraph refers.

There are two issues that must be resolved, which are the contentious issues to the Iranians:

- that they must not possess nuclear weapons
- that they must ensure that their proxies are disarmed.

The world is truly evolving, with science striving to make life more excellent, bringing nations together and trade serving to make economies grow. Unfortunately, rather than fix their country, the Iranians persist to develop weapons of mass destruction to the detriment of their citizens and endangering citizens in the nations where they have proxies.

Each time the Iranians appear to have an agreement, notice that they are weak positions and only use such agreements to buy time and wait for another day of war.

The war is definitely not to the advantage of the Iranians. Their economy is near total collapse. Even if permanent agreement is achieved, who will pay for reconstruction in Iran? The Israelis, with a far stronger economy are fixing their nation, but the Iranians are not able, seeing that war is just at the corner.

The solution should be diplomacy, but looking at the disagreements between the political leadership and IRGC, when will they put their acts together and honestly agree to put an end to it?

It makes no sense that a country in Iran’s position would reject the US offer on the table. Iran once denied building a nuclear weapon. Now it’s clear they were. And a government that openly sponsors terrorism and backs regional wars cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons.
Instead of following the development path of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, Iran chooses control, conflict, and isolation. Now it's a country in ruins. Na their masses I de pity sha

I believe everyone involved should be investigated and held accountable, including the victim if he knowingly participated.

From the story, he knew what he signed, accepted the money, and even went to court voluntarily to change his name. His complaint appears to be about how his friend spent the money, not that he was forced to sell his kidney.

If everyone knowingly took part in an illegal act, then everyone involved should face the consequences of their actions.

This war is unlikely to end permanently unless one of two things happens:
1. The political calculations in Washington change, possibly after the next U.S. elections—a factor that is largely beyond Iran’s control.

2. More importantly, the United States and Iran return to the negotiating table and reach a compromise.

The economic war is hurting Iran far more than the United States. While America also faces financial and political costs from the conflict, ordinary Iranians are bearing the heavier burden through sanctions, inflation, shortages and economic isolation.

At some point, Tehran must consider whether this confrontation is economically sustainable. Military resistance may preserve national pride and strategic leverage, but a prolonged economic war can gradually weaken a country from within—especially when ordinary citizens are paying the highest price.

The most realistic solution remains diplomacy. Both sides should use the earlier June MOU as a starting point, address its weaknesses and negotiate a more durable agreement.

My only problem is that when these Islamic nations get united, they'll sponsor terrorism even more and to be honest, that could be the end of other religion in Africa. Cos Africa is the easiest continent to conquer

They are at war with US and Israel, if this is the best they can come up with then unfortunately I'm deeply disappointed

He probably thought he was in Africa, where some people wrongly assume that if a woman follows you to a hotel room, takes off her clothes, and initiates sexual activity, that automatically means she has consented to sex.

What he may not have understood is that consent must be continuous. Even during sex, if a woman tells you to stop, you are expected to stop immediately. Consent can be withdrawn at any point, regardless of what happened before.

I’ve personally had two situations in hotel rooms where women became emotional—one started crying, seemingly as a form of blackmail, while another claimed she didn’t know we were going to have sex despite what had already happened.

Omoh, in situations like that, I’ll just get angry, put my clothes back on, and leave it. Tomorrow is another day, kawaii. 😅

If we are really making 97% profit why is the common man still suffering??
Th poor Nigerian is facing more hardship as the day goes by

He has every right to decide how he wants to be addressed. If he doesn't like being called “Tony” by junior staff, correcting that isn't wrong.
The setting was formal. She was addressing the chairman of the organisation at an official event, not chatting with him privately. “Mr Elumelu” would therefore be a perfectly reasonable choice.

If she was a reporter or some sort of informal organization then she can call him Tony.

We tend to think everything about oyinbo. Those of us who's been there before knows that even in the UK, certain persons are called boss, Mr. or sir.

Sometimes, wisdom means knowing that you don't have to tell the people you love everything you know. Not every truth needs to be spoken, especially when speaking it may cause unnecessary pain or conflict.

There’s an old saying that the stomach is not only meant for eating, but also for keeping certain words from coming out.

Learn to know when to speak and when to remain silent. Silence is not always deception; sometimes, it is maturity, discretion, and love. The wisdom is in knowing the difference.

Them no go see this one arrest and investigate oo.

What's painful about all this is that the common man isn't really enjoying the benefits of the increased allocations to states. Taxes are at an all-time high, the cost of living keeps rising, and unemployment continues to worsen across many states. Meanwhile, our schools and healthcare facilities remain poorly funded and neglected.

With the huge increase in revenue going to governments, citizens should be seeing tangible improvements in infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, and job creation. Sadly, for many Nigerians, life seems to be getting harder, not better.

We don suffer.

The things is that men have grown to be emotional while ladies now don't really put emotions into relationships. Most women go into marriage or any relationship because of what they'll gain from it. But most guys go into marriages because of love.

A woman would openly tell you 'na love I go chop"?.
My advise to single guys. Don't use your heart to think, use your brain. Don't go into a relationship with a woman that isn't financially stable unless you are a rich dude

though the holy books may portray similar messages, the followers tend to practice or follow the messages differently. Islam in the North is practiced differently compared to the East, West and Southern part of Nigeria.

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erad:
Dude... What do you people smoke? The same Israel that was begging USA to help reach a ceasefire deal the last time Iran chose to directly respond? That Israel?

Do you even have any idea why USA stopped attacking Iran? Do you think they want to? They had no choice. Iran said it from the beginning, they'll only use drone and small ballistic missiles to drain America's missile reserve before attacking with the big missiles. America is already running low on interceptors. They had to relocate their THAD missiles from Ukraine to the middle east, the same thing with south Korea. Why do you think Russia attacks in the past few weeks have been more deadly? No more interceptors in Ukraine.

So if almighty USA (who by the way is fighting on Israel's behalf because Israel can't face Iran directly) is running low on missiles, is it Israel that will now be able to face Iran?

Una dey talk o.

A lot of you are so myopic especially in terms of foreign policy and war. Trump cozying up to North Korea at the expense of South Korea at this time, you think it's coincidence? Iran is not the main opponent, Iran is just the means to drain USA of its defense capabilities. Iran has no plans to directly attack USA, but there are definitely other countries who do and are only waiting for the right time, and seems Trump is just starting to catch up. That's the problem with people with ego, while others are being strategic, they are busy using unnecessary force. Chinese yuan is slowly creeping up to replace petro-dollar, that's an economic defeat for USA that will unravel in the next couple of years.

😂 Bro, the confidence is impressive. You’ve already briefed us on Iran’s master plan, America’s missile inventory, Israel’s capabilities, Russia’s battlefield performance, Trump’s North Korea strategy and the imminent death of the dollar. At this point, I’m wondering why the Pentagon hasn’t called you for a PowerPoint presentation.

Some of what you’re saying may have strategic merit, but you’re presenting speculation like you were personally sitting in the Situation Room taking notes.

Iran deliberately draining US interceptors? Possible. The US changing its strategy partly because of interceptor shortages? Possible. Russia becoming more successful because Ukraine has fewer air-defence interceptors? Also possible. But “possible” and “this is exactly what happened” are two very different things.

And that petrodollar argument needs a little less dramatic music. 😂 The yuan gaining ground in international trade is one thing; replacing the dollar as the world’s dominant reserve currency is another. The dollar has survived predictions of its imminent funeral for quite a while now.

The funniest part is the “Israel can’t face Iran directly” argument. Israel has spent years developing capabilities specifically for dealing with threats from Iran. Whether Israel can sustain a prolonged conflict without American support is a legitimate question. Saying it simply cannot face Iran is a completely different claim.

So yes, by all means, let’s talk strategy. But maybe remove the “I have decoded the entire geopolitical chessboard while everyone else is smoking weed” energy first. 😂

The people of Benue, Plateau and the wider North Central deserve to live in peace: security, justice and the freedom to live peacefully regardless of their faith or ethnicity.

They know the system is failed. So they now want to push religious divide against.
It's sad that the opposition parties cannot unite under one umbrella and contest against this APC.

My leanered/educated Muslims here what do you have to say about all these imams coming out to preach religious divide??

DoTheNeedful:
You are mixing things up. I never talked about Iran launching missiles towards UAE, Israel and co. My comment was about closing the strait of Hormuz. Most of the weapons they use in doing that are quite crude. It is more like Boko Haram planting bomb or ambushing a convoy. They are not locking down the strait in the manner that the US is blocking their ports. If the Niger Delta militants decide that they don't want oil vessels in their backyard, all they need to do is to be shooting or launching some explosives at the ships passing by. They can claim that they have "closed" the area too.

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This is a simple example. By so doing no ship will pass that route unless they have some sort of arrangements. Why would a company risk it's ship in an area where they might bomb it and the company will make devastating losses

Biodun556:
Heavy sanctions for over 40 years and they are still able to conquer US and Israel

Conquer?? Can you please explain to us how that happened?

Belurved1:
Imagine only 0.6% of the entire population of a state participating in a gubernatorial election, and we're calling the outcome truly representative and free and fair. How can such a tiny fraction of the state's population effectively determine who governs everyone?
Elections should reflect the will of the people, not just the votes of a very small percentage of the population. Honestly, we are not there yet.

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What stopped most people from voting? Did they have their PVCs and simply refuse to vote, or did they not even have PVCs in the first place?

Whatever the reason, we cannot continue making excuses for our own political apathy. This is not just a failure of government; it is also a failure of responsibility on the part of the people.

The average Nigerian should understand that change does not come from complaining alone. We must be willing to stand up, reject intimidation, overcome fear, and use the little power we have—the power of our votes—to demand better leadership.

We cannot keep waiting for someone else to fix the system. We are the system. We are the voters. We are the change.

Developed societies did not become developed because their governments were perfect. Their people demanded accountability, participated in governance, and refused to surrender their future to fear or complacency.

Nigeria can change, but it starts with us. Get your PVC. Show up. Vote. Speak up. Hold leaders accountable. Our future is too important to leave in the hands of others.

One thing I’m certain about is that if Iran chooses negotiation and diplomacy, it stands a much better chance of developing its economy and improving the living standards of its citizens. Unfortunately, ego, pride and stubbornness often prevent its leaders from making compromises that could benefit the country.

Iran continues to struggle with serious economic challenges and high levels of poverty. If they believe Islam is incompatible with development, they only need to look at countries like the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia—countries that maintain strong Islamic identities while achieving remarkable economic growth and development.

Iran has enormous human and natural resources. With the right leadership, openness and willingness to negotiate, it could achieve far more. Sometimes, putting national interest above pride is what separates a struggling nation from a prosperous one.

givedemwotowoto:
Over 3,000 Christians were slaughtered by religious extremists in 2025 alone in Nigeria.

How many Muslims have been slaughtered by Christian religious extremists?

We should stop these false comparisons and generalizations and be bold to scold and admonish these religious extremists head-on.

This is part of what I called mortality rates nw. Abi you no read am finish?

You should have googled how German Shepherd puppies look like before going ahead to buy..
A simple research would have saved you this problem.
I guess you didn't pay up to a 100k

Btruth:
Is there something going on in this country that we don't know? I know, soon, very soon all the plans of the evil one will be exposed in Jesus name 🙏

Which Jesus are we talking about? Oga, educate the people around you on the importance of self-defence, family planning, multiplication, voting, and—most importantly—protecting their votes.

If Muslims continue to practise polygamy while Christians largely practise monogamy, differences in population growth can become more pronounced over generations. It is simple mathematics and demography. We may argue about it today, but population trends become more obvious with time.

And if a Muslim-Muslim ticket is workable, then why wont a Christian-Christian ticket work too? I believe it's simply because of the population difference amongst other factors.

Spain should be careful about what it has wished for. Allowing large numbers of Africans to enter the country illegally, including by dangerous sea crossings, is a risky game. Very soon, Spain could begin to face increased crime, social tensions and, potentially, religious extremists carrying out attacks in the name of Allah. We have seen similar situations play out in other parts of Europe.

There is also the possibility that continued uncontrolled migration could significantly alter Spain’s demographic and cultural landscape over generations, including increasing the influence of Islam in Spanish society. If these issues are not properly managed, Spain may eventually regret failing to take them seriously.

I’m a Christian, but I want to look at this honestly and without emotion. Having lived in Kaduna, Jos, Enugu, Abuja and Lafia, and visited places like Ogun, Delta and Lagos, I’ve seen how significant the Muslim population is, particularly across much of Northern Nigeria.

When you factor in population growth, birth rates, mortality and marriage patterns, it’s clear that Nigeria’s religious demographics will continue to evolve over generations.

But beyond the numbers, Nigeria belongs to all of us. Christians and Muslims are not enemies competing for space; we are Nigerians sharing the same country and hoping for a better future.

We can acknowledge demographic realities without turning them into fear or division. Numbers may change, but our shared humanity and responsibility to build a peaceful Nigeria should remain.

Dtruthspeaker:
See why Ai is wrong? This is an emotional, sentimental and religious issue, so human responses are most appropriate and of course if any one goes out of line, he is open to correction. But no issue anyway

😆 This is hilarious as fkk

Dtruthspeaker:
Can you not think again that you had to ask a thing to think and answer for you?

I just quoted AI because it does not attach emotional,religious or other sentiments/bias in its response. Something men have and most times clouds their judgement.