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masterfactor:We have world power for control. Countries who has the economic, military strength, influence, technological superiority and strong geopolitical superiority can be a world power too. You think Iran doesn't know it's building a nuclear weapon?? They want to control the entire Middle East. That's how the world works. Don't you see how Russia and China are stylishly supporting Iran? Everyone wants to be world power. It's like someone coming to create factions in the mosque, will the Imam agree or allow that?? Please do a research about such things and you'll realize it's more than what we think we know |
Do you know that the US has given Nigeria grants in FY2025. 1. About $646 million (₦1 trillion)- Health, education, agriculture, security, humanitarian aid 2. Emergency hunger assistance- $32.5 million (₦50 billion) - 3 Food and nutrition support in Northern Nigeria USAID Community Health Activity-Up to $35 million (₦54 billion) 4. Proposed bilateral health cooperation grant portion - $2.1 billion (₦3.2 trillion) These things they support us with. Can our so called government give us?? People ignore the fact that HIV drugs is free, birth most birth control drugs are free for women, condoms are free in the PHCs, Vaccines for measles and chicken pox is free etc. Which country go give you these kind grants even when your leaders are so corruptly rich |
masterfactor:You have zero knowledge about international politics and world power. Legally only five countries are allowed to own a nuclear weapon. It's a deal that was signed. Tell me you don't know that Iran at first denied that they are not building nuclear weapons . There is also a reason why there is a world power Same reason you have a president and governor. It's amazing how even Nigerians would speak against the US. You think million of Nigerians would survive without US support?? |
Winterhaven:Where is this coming from. You think there was no dialogue before the attacks started? Get your facts right before posting the wrong information pls. |
It would save our marriages. A matter of fact it'll save couples from having arguments in future. There's no reason to even doubt who's the actual father as you know it's yours from day one. Children's will be saved alot of emotional stress in some homes |
The idiots should invest in Nigerian football rather than congratulating Arsenal. Wicked leaders |
Uptheante:Loopholes or no loopholes, from what I know, the boy isn't taking drugs and wasn't falling ill until he started living an unhealthy lifestyle. You can choose to believe what you want. |
know a boy who was born with HIV. Both of his parents died from HIV, and he has been living with his elder sister. He is now over 20 years old. Surprisingly, he has never experienced any major illness apart from occasional malaria. His viral load was suppressed until recently. Last year, he moved to Kaduna to live with his aunt. There, he met friends who introduced him to “Arewa drugs.” After that, he suddenly began to show symptoms associated with HIV. He was later brought back to Lafia, where he was started on antiretroviral therapy (ARVs). Unfortunately, his elder sister, who is a colleague of mine, never had the courage to tell him that he is HIV-positive until when he was told in the hospital. It is remarkable that he lived for over 20 years with HIV without significant symptoms, likely due to viral suppression. However, after leaving consistent care and adherence, his health appears to have worsened. With his strong immune system, I think those symptoms wouldn't have shown if he hadn't indulged in drugs |
This would be lies she cooked to frame him up. She could have left the marriage not coming to defend herself.... Characteristics of a narcissist |
Nigerians problem is they don't live beyond tomorrow. Based on her father's track record she shouldn't be winning any primaries. Should people not vote for her Other senior politicians will learn from that. They'll learn that if they don't perform well when elected, they'll close political door to their children |
pocohantas:His life choices. Why are you so emotional about this thing. Are you a woman? |
pocohantas:I never said women don't see cheating as betrayal of trust. I agree with you that most see it as betrayal of trust. But Frank Idoho marrying his side chick proves my point that a man can get another partner easier than the woman. We always do traditional wedding but we always want to think our marriages are bound by oyinbo culture. Any woman who thinks she's got equal rights as her man should ensure he doesn't pay her bride price, dowry and ensure they do a 50/50 in their wedding and household support |
giftson102:Whether a man is unkempt or not is never a justification for cheating. Neglect in a marriage should be addressed, not repaid with betrayal. The reason infidelity affects marriages differently for men and women is a mix of biology, culture, social expectations, and economics. In many societies, a man who cheats is often forgiven more easily because women sometimes weigh the stability he provides financial support, provision for the children, assistance to her family, and the overall structure of the home. On the other hand, when a woman cheats, many men see it as a deeper violation of trust and loyalty, which is why marriages often collapse faster afterward. Society also tends to make post-divorce life easier for men. A divorced man can remarry more easily and rebuild quickly, while many divorced women face harsher judgment, fewer options, and uncertainty about finding another husband. It may not always be fair, but reality is often shaped by both human nature and the society people live in. |
Sometimes we need to learn the positives from this politicians. Their level of confidence is unprecedented. How can Yahaya Bello think he'll defeat Natasha with her performance in the Senate?? 😂.... Our politicians get mind sha |
I'm suspecting that until Tinubu wins his second tenure election, only then all these terrorists go hear shege. Right now, he is following the North jeje make him get small votes from them 😂... |
erad:Calm down. Sowore is right on this... |
It’s ironic that a president thousands of miles away in the United States of America appears more vocal about the killings and insecurity in Nigeria than the leaders Nigerians elected themselves. While citizens battle hardship and violence daily, the government seems more focused on fresh loans and endless “projects on paper” despite rising oil revenues that should have eased the suffering of ordinary people. |
When will we stop sponsoring and feeding terrorists in Nigeria?? As far as Nigerians keep on paying ransom?? Kidnapping will never stop |
Freshtruth:Whether subsidy stays or goes, Dangote is not the one bearing the cost , the government is. He is a producer and refinery owner, so he still sells fuel at market value and gets paid. In fact, subsidy removal can even favor big refiners because prices become market-driven and more profitable. The real problem is not Dangote’s survival, but whether ordinary Nigerians can cope with the higher cost of transport, food, and living that comes with subsidy removal. |
Arsenal will not give him a quarter of what the refinery will give. It's as simple as that. If you divide Dangote refinery annual revenue by 20, e go still pass Arsenal annual revenue. And I'm pretty sure Arsenal fc will spend more on salaries. The tax he'll pay in London could be another reason |
Nigeria is earning more revenue today because of rising global oil prices, yet the average citizen is sinking deeper into hardship. Food prices keep rising, transport costs are unbearable, electricity remains unstable, and the naira continues to struggle. If the country is making more from crude oil exports, then the people should feel at least some relief. A government’s success is not measured by revenue figures alone, but by how much that revenue improves the lives of ordinary citizens. Higher oil prices should translate into better living conditions, not increased suffering for the masses. Unfortunately some people will still vote this government in 2027 on the account of religion or tribe. Those are the real problem of Nigeria |
GEJDHERO:Obidients or not. Is the level of borrowing not outrageous?? Learn to be patriotic by speaking the truth rathan attacking someone. Bleep Tinubians Bleep Obidients. These lots are all the same. Which will these people leave for our children ?? |
HacheNoire:Seems you don't understand the politics of the United States of America. The Democrats are doing everything to deny the image of the Republicans. A perfect example is how the APC used propaganda to claim power from the PDP in the 2015 presidential elections, which leaves us in a mess |
Allthingswork:Bro money commands loyalty, especially in this scenario |
Propaganda left right center. If they have 70% of it's equipments ready they wouldn't be negotiating. They would be more confrontational |
frankson1:Don't even go there bro. If it is about humanitarians support no country gets close to the US in that regard. It's an argument you can't win please. At a time, US was responsible for over 40% of the total humanitarian support in the world |
[quote author=89green post=139383050]“It depends on what you mean by ‘crush.’ If it means destroying infrastructure, weakening the economy, and putting pressure on daily life, then Iran has taken serious damage. That’s partly why it shifted more toward economic and asymmetric warfare. But wars are judged by objectives, not just destruction. The US may have inflicted heavy damage, but it still hasn’t achieved its main goal, which is forcing Iran to abandon or fully surrender its nuclear program. That’s why many analysts see the war as not a complete win by the US |
Od white women are using their hard earned money to marry young men especially young black men. Black women can do the same. She can lure in a young man with her hard earned money. If the money keeps on flowing the youngies will be loyal |
Until you born pikin. You won't know the street involved in ensuring the child have a quality life. It's the most difficult job ever. Especially when you don't have much and you want them to have a good life, morally, health wise, educationally and financially |
That’s how healthy competition works. Dangote Refinery will simply study the real cost marketers incur importing fuel; landing cost, shipping, duties, transportation and forex risks, then offer a slightly cheaper and more convenient local alternative. For marketers, it becomes a business decision: buy imported fuel with all the stress and extra costs, or buy locally at a better margin. In the end, competition benefits consumers through better pricing, stability and value for money. |
God1000:You clearly don’t know OP is biased with his updates. Saudi initially refused because they weren’t consulted beforehand. The following day, after being officially informed, they granted full access. That’s why relying on one-sided updates from forums like Nairaland can be misleading. It’s always better to cross-check with more credible outlets like Al Jazeera and other established international news sources before drawing conclusions. |
Is power generation now rocket science, that these idiot thinks we have to call China?? Low output is what happens when we vote in candidates because of tribe, religion or vibes |
