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This guy wants to start the Hezbollah in Nigeria. He should be not only in prison but sentenced to D Bhanging ASAP |
Ethically, the pharmacist was right. Disclosure is left for the carrier to do. And she was private about the discussion because of stigmatization. It's real and it kills faster than the sickness itself. |
Truth be told. In the Nigerian society, a woman should be grateful that a man is proposing marriage to her. Because if he is responsible, he would take care of her like she is his first daughter. Imaging you are ready to take in an adult to take shelter, feed, clothe, probably sponsor in school, counsel, take care of medical and every other utility bills. The woman should be thanking the man for agreeing to do all these things |
ariesbull:With N10m, there you can make N1.5m monthly if you go into Micro Finance |
Namaster:Seems they've got serious plan. The USA will treat every Iranians as a suspected terrorist. Them suppose search them tire |
That's the amount they pay their customer care representative. N160,000 in Lafia |
aswani:Did you see how they voted him last time?? |
WhiteIverson:Be a team player and respect his coach and the club. Those goals were created and given to him after all. Remember that Madrid were doing just fine without him |
aswani:The middle belt votes candidates. Use the previous election results and you'll know that those states will still vote for Obi. the only thing Tinubu can do is to use the governors to get a few votes. I tell you for free, just like last time, not every governor in APC will work for him. Remember, Buhari no dey alive. Who go convince North people to vote Tinubu as them hate am so? |
If this Jock itch catch you for Lafia hot weather eh. It's hard to treat. Cos the heat is just too much... You must sweat on your bum bum everyday. If you are hairy like me nw, it's even twice difficult to treat then... |
You can rightly say over 10m Nigerian youths join the NDC |
Bendeco02:It's topic is not a matter of who will win in Court or whom INEC will corruptly declare winner. It's about a zone backing a political candidate |
North West won't back Obi, but that's why he is running with Kwankwaso. Kaduna, Kano and Kastina is a wrap through Kwankwaso. He still have an edge in Kebbi, Jigsaw, Sokoto and Zamfara though Attiku will get good votes there too. Now that the Buhari followership isn't here anymore. Tinubu can only get northern and north central votes through rigging. I can't confidently tell say Benue, Nasarawa, Plateau, Taraba, Abuja will massively vote for Obi |
Kanwulia:😂 Another narrative |
rightminds:Fat lie, the main reason for broken home now is lack of money and sex. Cooking?? A woman willing to learn can become world best cook. We've seen married women registering into catering schools not for commercials cooking but just to learn new cooking skills. My late mum did that in 2003. Don't be living in the past. That cooking mentality is cultural and we need to find a balance. Sometimes na this cultural/traditional expectations de kill family. |
MartinCorridon:Truth be told, if you marry a career woman who is equally as busy as you are, you'll be the one who will emphasize on the need of hiring a cook for your kids. The bishop is right: cooking is a skill, and anyone willing can learn it. Marriage isn’t about rigid roles; it’s about partnership, understanding, and balance. A woman can contribute financially and still be a great wife, just as a man can provide fully and still share responsibilities at home. Expecting a wife,especially one with a demanding career,to return from a long day and immediately head to the kitchen is not tradition; it’s unfair. A healthy marriage thrives on mutual support, not outdated expectations. |
How gullible can people be? I saw the hype and rushed to watch, expecting some major development—there was none. War is never without casualties. While the U.S. may be spending more because of its costly military hardware, Iran is paying a far heavier price in lives and infrastructure, as the conflict is unfolding on its own soil. Thousands of Iranians have reportedly been killed, yet some are celebrating as if Iran has won. If that were true, why is Tehran repeatedly signaling its willingness to negotiate? Social media narratives often differ sharply from reality. The situation on the ground tells a far more sobering story. |
Someone told me Peter Obi was working for Tinubu, and I laughed. But right now, it seems that person may have had a point. Does this mean Obi joined the ADC without first securing an agreement that he would be its presidential flag bearer? How can the opposition hope to defeat Tinubu without unity? At this rate, Obi and Kwankwaso's votes could be split further by Atiku's candidacy. Once again, personal ambition and political interests may end up shattering the hopes of Nigerians who desperately want a change in leadership. |
Arresting a social critic for interviewing soldiers about their challenges raises troubling questions about freedom of expression, accountability, and transparency. Institutions should focus less on silencing criticism and more on addressing the issues being brought to light. A strong institution is strengthened by accountability, not weakened by it. |
Lies. Political leaders are decided by men... So if Tinubu remains the president, anyone who claims he is chosen by God has committed a sin against the holy Spirit. Because God will not cheat, rig, greedily make the country and almost one party system, appoint his kinsman as INEC chairman so as to place himself in a position to win the coming elections... Does this sound or seem fair, if it isn't , then our God is not involved in this |
The stupid thing is some idiots will still vote for this failed government. We are indeed architects of our hardships and failure |
Plenty birthday in the North equivalent to plenty hunger and starvation. Hence making it a hub for terrorists |
Saint99:They should come and force the hands of the president of Nigeria in terms of insecurity. I'm afraid we could face what Mali is currently facing very soon |
;When Trump said there was no clear leadership in Iran and that those in power were deeply divided, many dismissed it as typical political rhetoric. Recent developments, however, suggest there may have been some truth to that assessment. He also stated that Iran was in urgent need of negotiations, and current events appear to support that view. The pressure of sanctions and blockades has clearly intensified Iran's economic and diplomatic challenges. The King of England’s public declaration of support for the United States further underscores the enduring strength of the Anglo-American alliance. The Trump hating media may continue to spread propaganda against Trump, but one thing is certain: that blockade stopped supplies from coming in for Iran and also is affecting them economically hence their desperation for negotiations to end the war. Kiss the hard truth |
Anybody can wake up and make such a delusional statement. If the U.S. couldn't dictate global policy, why are Iran’s assets still frozen? Why are some Russian assets still frozen as well by the US? The U.S. has even enforced naval blockades and seized Iranian-linked vessels, yet nothing happened. We can make noise and spread propaganda, but the fact remains: the United States is still the world's leading superpower. |
erad:And you think they don't know?? Most will donate and amount but na audio. What they give would be lower than the actual amount. Reasons why the don't complain when the project is nothing to write home about. He's got engineers and partners. He could easily contract one of them knowing fully well they'll build a world class structure |
goslowgoslow:Nah I will ask you to go to Iran. Then hail the leadership for being resilient. |
goslowgoslow:The media, Internet and AI is here for me to use. |
Fact is these Iranians leaders care more about money than the lives of their citizens. Iran is bombed left right center, they didn't negotiate, now that Straight of Homuz has a US blockade they became desperate.... Rubbish... Bleep all these leaders from Trump, Netanyahu, Tinubu and the rest. E nor go better for them |
DarkJeddi:Don't dwell on the leaders, dwell on the masses. Americans are living comfortably atm. Can't say the same about Iranians. If this was happening in Nigeria, you'll be begging for Tinubu to come and sit on a round table |
FreeStuffsNG:Pretext? So many decisions can be questioned, but it is clear that Iran has pursued nuclear capabilities that have raised serious international concerns. The sooner it returns to meaningful negotiations, the better the outcome is likely to be for everyone involved. People can share sentimental stories from every angle, but the reality is stark. If this war continues, Iran could face such extensive destruction that rebuilding the country may take decades—possibly half a century. In war, pride and rhetoric often dominate the headlines, but it is ordinary citizens who bear the heaviest cost. Ultimately, diplomacy, however imperfect, remains far less costly than prolonged conflict. |
dominique:Do you think that if Iran had one, they wouldn't have used it already? The world's most powerful president was stopped from using nuclear weapons, and you don't see that as a strength of a system that allows him to be checked. Now tell me: could the Supreme Leader be stopped if he decided to take such an action, especially knowing that he is backed and protected by the Guardian Council? |