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Politics › Re: FG Unveils Youth Farmers To Tackle Unemployment, Food Insecurity by Topman7: 8:02am On Jan 18, 2025
shoskid:
Solve insecurity and ill return back to farm without your useless help, I didn't even harvest my last year corn before I flee my village in ibadan due to high level of kidnapping on our route then . Those useless slowpoke on our route then has later been captured by soldiers but their fear is still om my heart.
STATE POLICE IS COMING THIS YEAR.

Be patient.

Once the states have their own police, insecurity will be HISTORY in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: FG Unveils Youth Farmers To Tackle Unemployment, Food Insecurity by Topman7: 7:47am On Jan 18, 2025
zombieHUNTER:
All these retrogressive ideas just to punder to the public will not get us anywhere

Less than 3% of Americans are farmers, because they practice commercial and mechanized agriculture

this is 2025, Go to Sambisa forest , area like that of whole South East, level it, bring in tractors and professionals, we'll be supplying food to west Africa.
Why is your head looking up north?

The same north you hate?

What about your own state in the south?

Are there no forests there?

Why can't your state govt clear the forest and buy tractors and bring in professionals?

You leave all the forest on your land to be talking about Sambisa forest.

The thing you are looking for in Sokoto is in your Shokoto.

You allow your state governors to LOOT, LOOT, LOOT, and you turn a blind eye, because they are from your 'tribe'.

Everything must be FG. Meanwhile 65% of the budget goes to the states!!!

GO TO YOUR STATES AND TELL YOUR GOVERNORS TO STOP STEALING, AND WORK!

FG CANNOT DO EVERYTHING!!!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Joined BRICS As Partner Country by Topman7(op): 5:19am On Jan 18, 2025
helinues:
Okay. India is one of the founder of this BRICS. The top members state must show some proof in one way or the other just to attract other nations to join the group so they went to the moon. Okay for scientific purpose but of what benefits to the billions of Indians living below poverty. No disrespecting, Indians are not hygienic.

As for the BRICS itself, they must have goals and those goals will required money, I mean money. Who do you think will get them the money if not the members state.

Nigeria is not having issue with any country regarding trade as for now. Trump in USA, don't let me call him a crazy man, he can sanction Africa countries that joined the BRICS because the stronger the BRICS, the lower the dollar.

Joining or no joining is not going to affect our trade and partnership with BRICS member states. We don't need to get involved with the world leaders games.
TO BLAZES WITH TRUMP. Why are you scared of that criminal?

How do you know that ''Joining or not joining is not going to affect our trade and partnership with BRICS member states.''

You don't KNOW that.

In any case, we are already in BRICS, so whatever you're sayIng here is irrelevant. MOVE ON...
Politics › Re: Why We Carried Out The January 15th 1966 Coup- Colonel Nwobosi by Topman7: 4:58am On Jan 18, 2025
OkCornel:
Ok, but I have a few questions.

4. Worst of all, why did the Igbos in the North resort to tribal gloating and goading of their hosts after the coup?
THIS LED TO THE CIVIL WAR MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE.

Imagine the arrogance of Igbos of the time.

They were living in the north in their millions (as usual).

Igbo officers then went there and slaughtered the northern Prime Minister and northern leaders including the highly revered Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto.

Then they began insulting the northerners and their leaders that were murdered by Igbo officers.

Meanwhile Ironsi, the Igbo military dictator at the helm in Lagos, refused point blank to prosecute the coup plotters!

I mean.....for crying out loud.

And then the northerners in UNDERSTANDABLE FURY, descended on Igbos in a bloody massacre.

Then Igbos ran back to the East, and Ojukwu declared secession, NOT with Igboland alone, but with the NIGER DELTA which accounted potentially for 90% of Nigeria's earnings!!!!!

SORRY, BUT IGBOS HAD IT COMING, THEY ASKED FOR IT.

How can you treat other people like dirt and vermin and expect peace and love, back?

WE MUST NEVER PITY THEM, OR TOLERATE THEIR NONSENSE TODAY.

SPIT!!!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Joined BRICS As Partner Country by Topman7(op): 4:45am On Jan 18, 2025
helinues:
For now, I don't think we need to join any group. Reasonable number of those group are fund raising.

You will remit remit as a member state without getting anything tangible in return.

India went to the moon 🌕. Spent billions on it while there are billions of Indians languishing in poverty.

Copy copy wey no know technique go wound
I honestly thought you were smarter than this crap you are typing. What has India 'going to the moon' got to do with Nigeria joining BRICS?

Which one is ''remit remit as a member state without getting anything tangible in return."?

What research did you conduct to reach that conclusion?
Politics › Re: FG Unveils Youth Farmers To Tackle Unemployment, Food Insecurity by Topman7: 4:34am On Jan 18, 2025
Very good development.

Absolutely fantastic.

Oya, youths that have been complaining all this while, over to you.
Politics › Re: Why We Carried Out The January 15th 1966 Coup- Colonel Nwobosi by Topman7: 4:14am On Jan 18, 2025
I don't believe this story by this man.

I think it's pure bullshiit.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Joined BRICS As Partner Country by Topman7(op): 4:05am On Jan 18, 2025
I am liking Tinubu more and more.

This is all Tinubu's work.

That man is very smart.

God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Joined BRICS As Partner Country by Topman7(op): 4:02am On Jan 18, 2025
Nigeria's acceptance as a BRICS partner country offers several potential benefits:

1. Economic Cooperation: Partnering with BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—can enhance Nigeria's trade relations, opening new markets for exports and attracting investments.

2. Currency Flexibility: Engaging with BRICS may allow Nigeria to conduct trade in local currencies, reducing dependence on the US dollar and mitigating exchange rate volatility.

3. Infrastructure Development: Collaboration with BRICS' New Development Bank could provide Nigeria with access to funding for critical infrastructure projects, fostering economic growth.

4. Global Influence: As a BRICS partner, Nigeria can participate in shaping policies that reflect the interests of developing nations, enhancing its diplomatic standing.

5. Knowledge Exchange: Partnership facilitates sharing of technological innovations and best practices in sectors like agriculture, energy, and education, contributing to Nigeria's development.

While these opportunities are promising, Nigeria must navigate challenges such as aligning its policies with BRICS objectives and ensuring that partnerships yield tangible benefits for its populace.

- AI (ChatGPT)
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Joined BRICS As Partner Country by Topman7(op): 3:57am On Jan 18, 2025
pimplucious:
Nigeria joining bricks add a big flair to the alliance. This is a step in the right direction. Babylon (USA) shall fall eventually.
Indeed.
Politics › Nigeria Has Joined BRICS As Partner Country by Topman7(op): 3:47am On Jan 18, 2025
Brazil has formally announced Nigeria’s admission as a partner country in the BRICS alliance.

The Brazilian foreign ministry communicated the development in a statement on Friday.

“The Brazilian government welcomes the Nigerian government’s decision,” the statement said.

Originally comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, the alliance began to expand after more countries began seeking to join the group of leading emerging economies.

The alliance’s partner-country category was created at the 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan in October 2024.

During the summit, reports indicated that Nigeria had joined as a partner country.

Eche Abu-Obe, then-spokepserson of the ministry of foreign affairs, had also touted Nigeria’s acceptance into the league.

Brazil’s announcement makes Nigeria BRICS’ ninth partner country, joining Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Thailand, Uganda, and Uzbekistan.

“With the world’s sixth-largest population—and Africa’s largest—as well as being one of the continent’s major economies, Nigeria shares convergent interests with other members of BRICS,” the Brazilian foreign ministry added.

“It plays an active role in strengthening South-South cooperation and in reforming global governance—issues that are top priorities during Brazil’s current presidency.”

Nigeria has continued to push for full membership in the alliance.
https://www.thecable.ng/brazil-announces-nigerias-admission-as-brics-partner-country/

Politics › Re: Why Boko Haram, Bandits Thrive: How NGOs, Others Aid Terrorists by Topman7: 2:27am On Jan 18, 2025
davillian:
bloody lier's
they are Brain fishing....
nobody should say what they dont know...
SHUT UP. IT IS TRUE.

Maybe you are one of their agents.

There are many of you on this forum.
Politics › Re: Why Boko Haram, Bandits Thrive: How NGOs, Others Aid Terrorists by Topman7: 2:19am On Jan 18, 2025
justmondris:
No Politician is sponsoring them, right? Just dey play
Abeg GO AND SIT DOWN.

Which ''politician''?

For over 20 years, ''politicians'' have been arming and funding terrorist groups, with which money?

Are the politicians also funding Boko Haram to attack people in Cameroon and Niger, etc? If so, why?

NAME the politicians with that kind of inexhaustible money to be funding terrorists for 20+ years.

Which surely has cost BILLIONS of dollars cumulatively.

WHO is the politician?

Rubbish!!!

Don't use your brains to see it is ALL externally funded by the same 'oyinbo' people you worship, you hear?

MUMU PEOPLE.
Politics › Re: Why Boko Haram, Bandits Thrive: How NGOs, Others Aid Terrorists by Topman7: 2:13am On Jan 18, 2025
PressMyButton:
Let's keep exposing the satanic NGOs and foreign sponsors fuelling these terrorists, including local conspirators that are sympathetic to these terrorists. I particularly suspect Amnesty international, the earlier the FG boot them the hell out, the sooner we finish off these ragtag terrorists. The way Amnesty international speak for the terrorists & fighting the military over terrorist matter is crazy Yet you won't hear them say a word over Isreal's atrocities & genocide or condemn US war crimes.
Whenever the CDS comes out to speak, let's respect him, he has a lot of info at his desk.
Now you know why countries like Iran, China, Rwanda, Burkina Faso etc have DICTATORS.

Once the west targets your country for destruction, the only way out is to appoint a DICTATOR who will drive them all out in one single day without any debate or questions.

These satanic NGOs will thrive in democratic environments due to the greater freedoms and civil liberties under such systems, which they take advantage of.
Politics › Re: Inauguration Of Donald Trump Moved Indoors by Topman7: 11:06pm On Jan 17, 2025
Fear fear man. What cold temperature?

When you are a criminal convict and a racist, evil, demonic monster, of course you will be scared of assassination.
Politics › Re: Hardline Israeli Minister Ben-gvir Threatens To Quit Over Gaza Deal by Topman7: 10:46pm On Jan 17, 2025
Richcreed:
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's hardline National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said on Thursday he would resign from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government if it ratifies the ceasefire deal in Gaza, which he has strongly opposed

Israeli media outlets reported earlier that the cabinet was expected to vote to ratify the agreement on Friday, but there has been no confirmation from the prime minister's office.

"The deal that is taking shape is a reckless deal," Ben-Gvir said in a televised statement, saying it would "erase the achievements of the war" by releasing hundreds of Palestinian militants and withdrawing from strategic areas in Gaza, leaving Hamas undefeated.

"If this irresponsible deal is approved and implemented, we the members of Jewish Power will submit letters of resignation to the prime minister," he said, adding that he would, nonetheless, not seek to bring down the government.

Itamar Ben Gvir stated he informed Netanyahu of his intention to withdraw from the government if the prisoner exchange deal is implemented, but would rejoin if the war resumes.
He described the deal as a "disgrace and defeat" for Israel and announced plans to resign in protest.
He criticized the joy witnessed in Gaza and the West Bank, claiming it reflects who truly submitted and surrendered in the war.

The threat to quit came at the end of a day that saw ratification of the deal held up by what Netanyahu's office said was Hamas reneging on parts of the agreement reached with Qatari and Egyptian mediators. However, U.S. officials said they believed the issue had been ironed out and the ceasefire would begin on Sunday, as planned.

Ben-Gvir this week urged Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who has described the deal as a "catastrophe," to join him in a last-ditch attempt to prevent a ceasefire deal, which he described as a dangerous capitulation to Hamas.

Smotrich's Religious Zionism party repeated its opposition on Thursday, threatening to quit the government if it did not go back to war to defeat Hamas after the first six-week phase of the ceasefire was completed.

The political tensions echo anger from some hostage families, who believe their own relatives risk being abandoned in Gaza and who have held a series of protests against the deal.

Under the multi-phase agreement, 33 hostages will be released in the first stage before negotiations begin to agree the release of the remaining 65 and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. Some of the families believe the second stage will not be agreed.

"This deal leaves dozens of hostages behind in Gaza. It also sets the stage for the next massacre and future kidnappings of Israelis," the Tivka Forum of Hostages' Families said in a statement.

https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2025-01-16/hardline-israeli-minister-ben-gvir-threatens-to-quit-over-gaza-deal
WE CAN'T WAIT FOR YOU TO RESIGN, YOU SATAN.

HE'S SO ANGRY HE CAN'T SLAUGHTER MORE INNOCENT CHILDREN.

DEMONIC ENTITY AND WAR CRIMINAL WALKING AMONG HUMANS.

SEE HIS UGLY, EVIL FACE.
Politics › Re: Blackout hits Abuja Central Area as vandals steal 132KV underground cables by Topman7: 10:41pm On Jan 17, 2025
OkpaNsukkaisBae:
These guys are no different from terrorist.

Give them 600years in prison
WHICH 600 YEARS?

LINE THEM UP AND SHOOT THEM.

THIS IS PURE TREASON AND SABOTAGE.

THIS OUR SO-CALLED DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM IS TOO WEAK AND SOFT FOR NIGERIANS.

THEY NEED A HARDENED DICTATOR TO PUT SENSE INTO THEIR STUPID THICK HEADS.

COULD THIS HAPPEN UNDER ABACHA OR BABANGIDA?

NEVER.
Health › Re: FG Commissions "Ultramodern" Medical Facility In Abuja by Topman7: 10:22pm On Jan 17, 2025
OlujobaSamuel:
Hmmmmm, Nigeria and big big words, even when not relevant.
Ultramodern, International, state of the art, etc
The facility IS very modern.

If you have not been there, SHUT UP.

https://thefact.ng/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG-20230526-WA0033.jpg
Health › Re: FG Commissions "Ultramodern" Medical Facility In Abuja by Topman7: 10:13pm On Jan 17, 2025
RandomFellow:
What's up with the abuse of the word "ultramodern" in all these average facilities?

Ultramodern market🙄🙄🙄
Ultramodern fire trucks🙄🙄
Ultramodern hospital... Bunch of 3rd world nitwits!
GET YOUR DIRTY STINKING SELF OUT OF OUR BUSINESS AND F.U.CK OFF BACK TO WHEREVER YOU CRAWLED OUT OF, YOU FILTHY LITTLE MAGGOT.
Politics › Angry Dave Umahi Shows A Foreign Contractor How To Do His Job, On Site by Topman7(op): 5:28am On Jan 17, 2025
Federal Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, was not a happy man.

He visited one of his numerous federal road projects and was dissatisfied with the quality and pace of work.

So he did what few, if any ministers had done before him.

He physically entered the road being built to show the foreign contractors the RIGHT WAY to build it, threatening that if they fail to follow his exact instructions henceforth, he would cancel their contract immediately and kick them out of the country.

This is the new Nigeria we want to see, and this is the new Nigeria we have.

COMPETENCE is the name of the game today in Nigeria.

If you like, call yourself oyinbo or ''expatriate''. If you don't deliver, we cancel you and kick you out.


Full Video!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=253rdc68FgE

Politics › Re: Pastor W.F Kumuyi Arrives The United States For Trump’s 2nd Inauguration by Topman7: 5:05am On Jan 17, 2025
Softmirror:
Sunak was proud of himself being Hindu when he became Prime Minister of U.K. He did every Hindu rites necessary in the Christian that house the Church of England. Sunak is referred to as a Pagan in Christianity it didn't deter him from being a proud Hindu.

Allow Trump to show his pride in Christianity.

WHAT IS 100% CERTIAN IS THAT, A MUSLIM WILL ONE DAY BECOME THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
You have no shame.

Rishi Sunak is proudly practicing his ancestral religion.

Where is your own ancestral religion?

White man came and brainwashed you to hate yourself and your traditions and you are here typing rubbish with your mumu 'pastor' Kumuyu or whatever he calls himself.
Politics › Re: National Air Carrier To Be Established Soon by Topman7: 9:44am On Jan 09, 2025
omoredia:
It was deliberate cos i do not consider Nigeria a singular entity
Nobody cares what a riffraff like you considers Nigeria as.
Politics › Re: National Air Carrier To Be Established Soon by Topman7: 9:41am On Jan 09, 2025
Fortruth:
Bunch of Nigger Jokers...

Why not support and/or partner with Air Peace with good inspections and such...


Stupid foolish colonized NIGGERS
Why do you have racially abuse Nigerians?

Are you mad?

Were you born and raised by a prostitute?

Take your nasty, demonic, stinky self of this thread you disgusting mental midget.
Phones › Re: If You Lived In 1963, Would You Believe This Prediction? (Photo) by Topman7:
albreezy4eva:
You using America as your case study. I'm referring to the Western Nations as a whole. No doubt Africans were and still are skillful but yet the Whites could get us to sell our kind to slavery. Why couldn't it have been the other way around if we were so knowledgeable?
Africans enslaved whites for MANY CENTURIES.

The Vikings used to raid and capture their fellow whites and sell them to the MOORS, who were the black West Africans that ruled virtually all of Europe for 800 years between 711 and 1492, particularly in Spain and Portugal.

This video explains that era very cogently.

The very word 'slave' comes from 'slav', who were the white Europeans being sold to the black Moors.

So slavery is not unique to any race of people!!!

In the olden days, slavery was not regarded as bad. Even the bible said ''treat your slaves well''. It was the Arabs and Europeans who abused the system and turned it evil and racist when it got round to them enslaving people of African descent.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8lDBGbkowc&t=21s
Phones › Re: If You Lived In 1963, Would You Believe This Prediction? (Photo) by Topman7:
albreezy4eva:
Take it easy man. Did these African Americans live in Africa to achieve these feats? They lived in a working economic and social environment built by the "Oyinbos" to achieve these. Invariably the Whites did it.
THIS IS YOUR INFERIORITY COMPLEX AND IGNORANCE TALKING.

AFRICAN-AMERICANS BUILT AMERICA, INCLUDING THE ''WORKING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT''.

THEY WERE NOT JUST THERE AS UNSKILLED LABOUR.

THEY LEFT AFRICA WITH INTELLECTUAL SKILLS IN METALLURGY, MINING, IRRIGATION, WATER MANAGEMENT, TEXTILES, CONSTRUCTION & ARCHITECTURE, LEADERSHIP, AND MORE, WITHOUT WHICH THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN NO USA TODAY. ZERO. ZILCH.

A QUICK RUN-DOWN BY AI:

.......

African slaves brought a wide array of skills and knowledge that were instrumental in the development of America across various sectors, including agriculture, architecture, craftsmanship, and cultural traditions. Here's a breakdown:

1. Agricultural Expertise

Rice Cultivation: Africans from the Senegambia and Sierra Leone regions, known as the "Rice Coast," were highly skilled in rice farming. They introduced advanced irrigation techniques, such as dike and sluice systems, which became crucial in establishing rice plantations in the Carolinas and Georgia.

Indigo and Cotton Farming: African slaves contributed their knowledge of planting, harvesting, and processing indigo and cotton, which became major economic drivers in the South.

Livestock Management: Many African slaves were experienced in animal husbandry, contributing to the care, breeding, and management of cattle and other livestock.

2. Ironworking and Metalwork
African blacksmiths were highly skilled in forging tools, weapons, and agricultural implements. This expertise was critical in plantation economies and frontier development.

Blacksmithing skills also played a role in maintaining plantation machinery and tools, ensuring the smooth functioning of agricultural operations.

3. Architectural and Construction Skills
Brickmaking and Masonry: African slaves brought knowledge of brickmaking, masonry, and construction techniques that shaped the infrastructure of the colonies, including plantation homes, public buildings, and urban centers.

Carpentry: Skilled African carpenters helped build homes, barns, and other structures. Their craftsmanship was evident in the intricate woodwork of the period.

4. Textile Production
African women were skilled in weaving, spinning, and dyeing fabrics, contributing to the domestic textile industry.
Techniques for natural dyes, such as indigo, were rooted in African traditions and widely adopted in the colonies.

5. Medicine and Herbal Knowledge
African slaves introduced traditional medicinal practices and herbal remedies, some of which were integrated into colonial medicine.
Knowledge of healing herbs, such as okra and kola nuts, had both culinary and medicinal applications.

6. Cultural Contributions
Music and Dance: African rhythms, instruments, and styles laid the foundation for American musical genres such as blues, jazz, and gospel.
Cuisine: African culinary knowledge introduced staples like okra, black-eyed peas, and gumbo to American diets.
Oral Traditions: Storytelling and oral history traditions enriched American folklore and literary culture.

7. Leadership and Resistance Skills
Organizational Knowledge: Africans often organized covert networks to resist enslavement, such as escape routes, maroon societies, and uprisings.

Military Skills:

Some African slaves had experience as warriors in their homelands, which they utilized in revolts and resistance efforts.

8. Engineering and Water Management
Knowledge of canal building and water management, particularly from West Africa, contributed to the development of irrigation systems in plantation agriculture.

9. Mining and Metallurgy
Africans brought expertise in mining precious metals and minerals, skills they had developed in African mining industries such as gold and iron extraction.

The forced migration of Africans to the Americas was a tragic and inhumane process, but the knowledge, labor, and cultural contributions of enslaved Africans played a pivotal role in shaping the economic, social, and cultural foundations of the United States. Their legacy continues to influence American society today.

............


.....Source: AI ChatGPT

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