Crime › Re: Kidnapped 7-Year-Old Abdullahi Rabi’u Found Dead In Plateau State by thinkmoney(m): 2:07pm On Oct 22 |
chigator2: look me up, i don't support Tinubu but I know for certain that issues like this are not fixable by any president or person in particular. If PO becomes president, i believe that violence especially from the north would increase significantly.
We have deep cultural and systemic deficiencies in our value systems in this country. I just don't know how the change would come. Tinubu allowed things fester. Insecurity increased ten times after he assumed office. And again, he isn’t agile, compassionate enough to even visit red zones. A president like Obi that’s not beholden to religious leaders in the north can face insecurity aggressively. And because he is agile and has shown compassion he very well maybe able to device means to stop this rot. See most importantly, corruption eats away more than half of the allocation towards insecurity. Obi thst doesn’t benefit from corruption, won’t allow vital agencies like our security agencies benefit from corruption. He will shown serious light on our military and their activities. You can be sure many owners of mine sites will be arrested |
Health › Re: As A Guy I Have Foul Smell Coming From My Private Region And Rashes In My Chest by thinkmoney(m): 8:10pm On Oct 13 |
Ukeh1w2: Doctors in the house I need help. Over some months now I noticed foul smell coming from my bosers even though there's no discharge and it has gotten worst. That whenever I sweat or workout it almost like I have body odour. I know it's infection because have gone raw with some girls that started this problem. I recently went to a clinic and the Dr wrote a test which I went to do. Gave them my urine sample and test results came out but nothing was detected.
Whenever I pee my urine smell nor be here.. The foul smell coming from underneath my boser and joystick is unbearable that my girl no longer gives me BLawjob..and have rashes in my back region and chest... This is definitely bacteria and fungi infection.
Please who has gone through this problem and treated effectively should help me.. I don't have another money to do another test.
I feel depressed so much having to go through this. I can't receive blawjob, I can't have sex comfortably Test for staph |
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Travel › Re: Why Burkina Faso Is Suddenly Changing Its Transport System In 2026? (video) by thinkmoney(m): 8:30pm On Oct 02 |
QuinQQ: So you see, military rule is not always terrible It’s a gamble. It depends on the person who took power. Imagine a character like Tinubu having absolute military power |
Business › Re: Share Your Experience Starting A Business That Failed So Others Will Learn by thinkmoney(m): 11:37am On Sep 15 |
b0rn2fuck: one just offload bad rices and throwaway, never overstock foods or they go damage and expired So sorry |
Business › Re: Share Your Experience Starting A Business That Failed So Others Will Learn by thinkmoney(m): 8:14am On Sep 15 |
Betem001: I once delve into provision business without checking the risk that comes with it. It was a nightmare that keep hunting me till date. What happened really? I use to rate provision and food business oh |
Romance › Re: These Girls are Just Weird by thinkmoney(m): 3:32pm On Sep 14 |
Kriximpecable: What will make you meet girls for the first time on the road on different places and engage in discussion with them(like 3 of them) which they happily gave you their numbers with so much joy and lot of vibe inclusive and promise to respond to your messages when you get home. Only to get home and message these girls and they all snub me and I even tried calling and immediately they heard I’m the one they dropped the calls.
These girls are just so weird . I’m thinking why will a girl give you much conviction of wanting you for the first time and refuse to respond to your texts and calls?
Is there something I need to know here or I’m not getting here? Pls guys with OT shud help out A lot of Nigerians don’t understand ladies or their oT. Those girls have boyfriends they either live with or spend a lot of time with. Those times he calls them and they dropped the call after hearing his voice are times they are most probably with their guys |
Politics › Re: Benue: Battle Line Has Been Drawn - Aisha Yesufu by thinkmoney(m): 3:12pm On Sep 09 |
AdegbemiroX: For the NDC governorship candidate in Benue to keep mute, then there's something fishy about the event.
He should have come out to affirm or deny the claim. They seem to be having internal issues. He has come out to condemn it. He was part of the entourage |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija Fan Fatigue: Why Viewers Are Finally Tuning Out by thinkmoney(m): 2:21pm On Sep 09 |
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Politics › Re: Nothing Can Stop Tinubu-Shettima 8 Years - Saidi Balogun by thinkmoney(m): 1:04pm On Sep 04 |
treesun: Nothing can stop Tinubu-Shettima 8 years
- Nollywood Actor, Saidi Balogun
Video Credit : News Century // IG
Very weak energy, low enthusiasm from the audience. It tells you all you need to know |
Phones › Re: Which Power Bank Is Advisable To Buy by thinkmoney(m): 1:52pm On Aug 30 |
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Politics › Re: NDC Slams Tinubu's City Boys Movement Over Private Jets, 'Extravagant Lifestyle' by thinkmoney(m): 1:12pm On Aug 29 |
Moroccoguy: Our vote is insignificant nothing anyone can talk You no too dey educated. I imagine you are about thirteen years old You have resigned to bad things, you have in your mind concluded Nigeria can’t become better (it’s obvious in the way you dismissed our votes), so you just want to grab whatever you can too. With this obvious mindset, no body should believe anything you say about poikitics or even support anybody you support. You can’t support anybody out of love for Nigeria |
Politics › Re: NDC Slams Tinubu's City Boys Movement Over Private Jets, 'Extravagant Lifestyle' by thinkmoney(m): 1:11pm On Aug 29 |
Moroccoguy: Our vote is insignificant nothing anyone can talk You no too dey educated. I imagine you are about thirteen years old You have resigned to bad things, you have in your mind concluded Nigeria can’t become better (it’s obvious in the way you dismissed our votes), so you just want to grab whatever you can too. With this obvious mindset, no body should believe anything you say about poikitics or even support anybody you support. You can’t support anybody out of love for Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Eating With Locals While Sitting On The Floor: Video Sparks Reactions by thinkmoney(m): 7:16pm On Aug 26 |
PaulPablo: The thing shock you abi? I still the laugh but na him fan I be sha Old video That’s him doing Sallah with ordinary people. Fantastic idea really. If you are truly his fan you will take your time to study him and follow him. It’s an old video. I will suggest he does another Sallah like this again |
Politics › Re: Samuel Shekwolo: ‘Leave If You Won’t Support APC’ – FCT Chairman To Residents by thinkmoney(m): 8:49am On Aug 26 |
Parachoko: He's an Indigene of Abuja, anybody that's not happy should go back to their state of origin Typical APC mindset Backward people So he is the only indigene of Abuja? |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Disagrees With Atiku, Backs Fuel Subsidy Removal by thinkmoney(m): 10:11am On Aug 25 |
AMINDA: In politics, there is what is known as strategic silence. Clearly, Peter Obi is being used by Obasanjo who's only life mission is to see that Atiku does not become president. He has effectively weared himself thin and talked himself out of the 2027 conversation and will further bleed supporters as a result of this. He may still enjoy the euphoria from people screaming "Obi, Obi" every now and then, but winning a presidential election goes beyond that. You have to be disruptive and come up with policy positions that differ from the status quo. Otherwise, why are you opposing? If Tinubu is a Southerner and Obi left a unified coalition because it's the "turn of the South" and still wants to sustain fuel subsidy removal just like Tinubu, why then does he want to unseat Tinubu instead of stepping down and fully backing his re-election? Not as many people will troop out again to vote for him enmass like they did in 2027 if they see that he genuinely does not stand a chance. The 2027 election will be won by the candidate who is able to build the most momentum. You don’t just oppose everything because you are an opposition. There is always a silver lining in the cloud. There may be some few things Tinubu has done right (even though is has messed up most things), those few things must be sustained. The points Obi made is valid. - removal should be in an orderly manner - the money recouped should not be stolen but invested properly. *the problem of the subsidy removal is that the government of today have taken the corruption away from business men and have handed it to politicians. Now the money are being stolen and handed to governors to use and empower APC and buy votes. Your idea is the backward idea some new governments have that make them abandon projects they inherited and start new ones just to show they are opposing the previous government |
Politics › Bad Signs, Unpleasant Wonders by thinkmoney(op): 1:41am On Aug 14 |
Look at the signs. They are everywhere and they stink. The Super Falcons are DEAD. 10-time African champions. The only African team that went to EVERY Women’s World Cup since 1991. Gone. They just lost to South Africa and failed to qualify for the first time ever. The pride of Nigeria women’s football has been buried. The Super Eagles are FINISHED. Missed two World Cups back to back. 8 years of shame. The longest we’ve ever been away. A disgrace. A giant turned to dust. From the pitch to the market, from the hospital to your pocket — everything under APC is collapsing. Food is war. Fuel is war. Light is a joke. Jobs are gone. Our children are leaving. So I’ll ask it plain: What exactly gives Nigerians joy under APC? Name one thing. One single thing to celebrate that wasn’t better before they came. They promised us "Change". They promised us "Renewed Hope". What we got is renewed suffering, renewed hunger, and renewed humiliation on the world stage. APC supporters are the enemy. You have taken everything from me and from other good Nigerians. You clapped while the country burned. |
Sports › Re: Once Again , The Super Falcons Failed To Qualify For World Cup by thinkmoney(m): 1:38am On Aug 14 |
chiefolododo: The Super falcons lost to South Africa by one one goal to two.Meaning that they won't be playing at the World Cup next year just like the Super Eagles didn't qualify for the 2026 WC .
It is a norm fo the Super eagles but at least we were proud of the Super falcons until this year's WAFCON.
There is a real problem somewhere, maybe the coach, maybe the NFF ,maybe the girls, I guess there was no pregnancy tests before this WAFCON ?
Look inward whatever the problem is, ensure it is solved and come back stronger Maybe APC government |
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NYSC › Re: 30 Hours Of Hard Data Work For N20,000: How INEC Ekiti East Treated A Corper by thinkmoney(m): 11:55pm On Aug 06 |
nairalanda1: It won't. You put too much trust in human beings. I don't. So you feel leadership don’t make any significant impact on a society? No even has a role model? |
NYSC › Re: 30 Hours Of Hard Data Work For N20,000: How INEC Ekiti East Treated A Corper by thinkmoney(m): 10:29pm On Aug 06 |
nairalanda1: That's going to make fighting corruption very very difficult in nigeria, indeed.
The leader that at least tried to fight corruption in Nigeria was Muritala Muhammed. And he was not exactly popular when he was in power.
Erm, your arcting as if the president is a god that can be directing traffic, attending to people at the banks, seeing if the hospital is well run and a host of other things at the same time.
And you are acting as if people do not have agency. They do, the laws are there, yet many Nigerians break the laws, and even obstruct the government when it tries to enforce the laws. Result is the mess we have. And government comes from...the people.
Because you guys do not want them. A good leader would make the harsh decisions needed to make nigeria great. Not coddle you guys. ...while refusing to make much needed hard changes...like actually fighting corruption and making sane economic decisions. Let me try give you one more example; I tell you, police extortion on the road and corrupt practices will diminish by about 80% if they suspect we have a good and active president (I keep using that active to emphasize a leader that has his ears on ground, visit places unannounced, browse social media sites too and relate with the country possibly several times in a day). There are a lot of Nigerians that have characters that is not in synch with a developed and progressive society true, however, a good leader will make and start a lot of good change that you will feel. A good example is Otti in Abia, even the laws being passed by the houses in that state are unique and commendable |
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NYSC › Re: 30 Hours Of Hard Data Work For N20,000: How INEC Ekiti East Treated A Corper by thinkmoney(m): 8:07pm On Aug 06 |
nairalanda1: Actually, no.
People in this country tolerate corruption because they think in terms of 'give us this day our daily bread'. Today's corrupt leader was yesterday's corrupt government civil servant at level 3. A leopard is not going to change it's spots.
And when you let daily bread dominate your thoughts, you won't vote for a leader that would put in place decent programmes and innovations that encourage long term thinking. You would vote for leaders that give you today's money today, without a thought as to where it is coming from.
And even if we got a good leader, they are surrounded by and followed by people who think like that.
A good leader for example would pass laws that would force the meat sellers to keep their food properly stored for sale and regularly inspected to see if it meets quality. Which would increase their cost of doing business, which would increase the price of meat, which would make many nigerians call for the days when meat was sold with minimal government supervision as it is now.
Or in other words...give us back our corruption (though the government to whom that was addressed was just as corrupt too). No, a good leader will empathize with the people, he awill understand them, feel compassion and introduce changes they can cope with. Nigeria president is immensely powerful. And the duty of government is to regulate and curb peoples bad tendencies. For example, if there are no cameras at supermarkets, some people will pilfer small items. So, if Nigeria ‘get lucky’ and elect a good leader, a lot of peoples bad tendencies will be curbed. Plus, the leader will also empower institutions. In Nigeria we haven’t really been fortunate to get a good and active leader |
NYSC › Re: 30 Hours Of Hard Data Work For N20,000: How INEC Ekiti East Treated A Corper by thinkmoney(m): 6:55pm On Aug 06 |
nairalanda1: You can vote in a good leader so to speak, and nothing will change in the INEC ekiti office, because a good leader is not a god that can see everywhere and do everything.... You don’t understand how these things work. It’s a chain reaction. People under the president look at him and adjust, so too the people under those ones till it gets to even ogas at state level. When the head is good and active, a lot of things get naturally corrected |
Politics › Re: Oyo Kidnapping: As President, I Would’ve Been In The Forest In 2 Days - Obi by thinkmoney(m): 10:21pm On Jul 31 |
Namaster: EVERYBODY is a Formula 1 racer when it comes to driving with MOUTH.
 Except the person has confronted security issues head on when he was governor |
Crime › Re: Abia Barber Caught With Pot Of Human Hair In Ritual Room by thinkmoney(m): 2:18pm On Jul 30 |
nlfpmod: A barber named Emeka arrested in Umuahia, Abia State, after police allegedly found a clay pot containing human hair and fetish items in his one-room apartment during a search triggered by a neighbour's threat complaint.
The suspect admitted ownership of the pot but offered no explanation for its contents or source of the hair.
This type of reaction is a sign we are still backward. The hair and pot is his property He can sue the police for damage caused by parading him with that pot. |
Romance › Re: What Is Your Ultimate “red Flag” On A First Date? by thinkmoney(m): 7:34pm On Jul 29 |
rickpat: They are one of those urchins supporting tinubu,atiku,obi or any nigerian politician......that's my TOTAL RED FLAG!! For not supporting Obi, you are a red flag |
Politics › Re: Coup Suspect Mocked Tinubu After Independence Day Parade Was Cancelled by thinkmoney(m): 7:16pm On Jul 26 |
oz4real83: I said it before, I say it again. Any coup plotter that didn't remove Buhari and allowed him to stay eight years has no justification to plot against Tinubu, there is no difference between both of them. If Buhari deserved to stay eight years despite his failure, then Tinubu also deserves to stay even in the midst of failure and chaos. I see a lot of ethnic coloration in this whole issue, northerners that supported Buhari even when he was failing suddenly want to remove Tinubu citing the same failure😏 I don’t support the entitlement mentality of the north, however, Tinubu has failed more catastrophically and he has even introduced stinking bad character into our system. It may be good for the society if something or someone stop him |
Politics › Re: 2027: Peter Obi Remains Best Choice To Rebuild Nigeria — Anselm Ijebor by thinkmoney(m): 6:52pm On Jul 26 |
Richtaiwo: Do I strike you as someone with an appetite for beer-parlour philosophy or pedestrian gossip? Whatever resolutions emerge from your umunna conclaves, kindly preserve them within those walls and spare the public the burden of private folklore. This Taiwo wey no too sabi book again? But you remember I gave you advice to take out time to go study and research more? Guy, you get time oh. So you no sabi this Taiwo for here already? |
Politics › Re: I Woul Have Detained You If You're Igbo: Police Checkpoint Extortion Goes Viral by thinkmoney(m): 12:43pm On Jul 25 |
helinues: Watch the video and pay attention to how the officer made that statement casually even though it was something on his head for a while
I had the privilege of watching criminal mind series when it was first released. The officer made a statement average people are shy of talking about. Suspiciousness One day we will know your face, it’s not to harm you but just to ascertain if you drool, have horn or tail. I have not seen somebody has negatively interesting (I am watching my words) like you on the internet I know you are muslim though Islam has many good adherents, still, it’s shocking the way some Muslims can entirely change from a human nature into that of not just an animal but a wild rabies infested animal |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Jurgen Klopp's first message as Germany's new Coach (video) by thinkmoney(m): 5:32pm On Jul 24 |
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Health › Re: Does Cancer Have An Odor? by thinkmoney(m): 7:21pm On Jul 20 |
OverCalculating: Absolutely, it does. I remember when I first caught its smell at the young age of a teenager. My grandmother was having a fight with breast cancer back then. The smell has quite an unusual and distinct one.
Several years later, a friend of mine smelled similar to that one. I even thought about mentioning it to her. In case if I would be right, then I can possibly save her life. But in case if I will make a mistake, it can cost her unnecessary worry and expense. I told her what I smelt out there. And, guess what? She had cancer. During all these years of my experience, I keep meeting that smell. The problem arises when those unknown persons smell it.
Well, I know nothing about them, and they know nothing about me. I run into them in shops or cafes, smell it, and ask them to stop. Some of them listen to me, others just ignore. In case when some of those are listening to me, I was always right about 100%. As for ignoring cases, I’ve done my job and leave quietly.
If you know anyone living with cancer, try to be observant and take your time to notice the smell. You may have a rare skill maybe because of some unusual makeup in your noise and brain sensory functions. You maybe if use to medicine in the country. There are dogs that have this kind of smell ability too |