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Politics › Re: Mike Arnold Releases Names Of Those That Will Deny Christian Genocide Before U.S by Wallade(m): 7:57am On Mar 14
OneCandleAway:
Yes the whites know more because they explore, leave their comfylort zones to other lands and bring back whatever useful knowledge to develop their lands. That's nothing to dispute. Sometimes their means of ways might not be fair, but it's a survival of the fittest. The opposite is Africa.
Do you mean: whites know more about African or Nigerian cultures, traditions, religions and way of life.
Politics › Re: Mike Arnold Releases Names Of Those That Will Deny Christian Genocide Before U.S by Wallade(m): 7:55am On Mar 14
CyynthiaKiss:
Because Nigeria has not happened to them..

Tell me why a sane human will deny the obvious?
Is there a Muslim genocide in Nigeria?

Is there a traditional worshippers genocide in Nigeria?

Can you also answer those questions.
Politics › Re: Field Experienced People Like Obi, Amaechi To Challenge Tinubu - Laolu Akande by Wallade(m): 7:33am On Mar 14
SlavaUkraini:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/03/14/field-experienced-candidates-like-peter-obi-amaechi-to-challenge-tinubu-akande-urges-adc/_
The only person that may stand a chance against Tinubu is Atiku provided he is paired with Peter Obi as President and Vice President candidates against Tinubu.

Peter Obi on his own is paper weight, in fact Peter Obi's performance will be poorer than it was in the last election of 2023, while Amaechi will be a disaster in the polls, I don't think he will secure high votes across geopolitical regions. Even in Rivers State, Amaechi may not win.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Shooter At US University Shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ Before Opening Fire - FBI by Wallade(m): 8:44pm On Mar 13
Freshandfitpod:
Islam is a threat to humanity, no reasonable human being should align with islam, its a backward religion
Unfortunately for you and your kinds in thought - Islam is here to stay and there is nothing we can do to stop it.

We have to find a way to live with it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: “mojtaba Khamenei Wounded, Disfigured And In Hiding” — Pete Hegseth Claims by Wallade(m): 4:33pm On Mar 13
I
Madmohamed1:
I can see the nairaland terrorists supporting their brother.

You think Isreal and American send una do anyhow and collect.
Of course, Israel🇮🇱 and USA🇺🇸 know the scores right now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: “mojtaba Khamenei Wounded, Disfigured And In Hiding” — Pete Hegseth Claims by Wallade(m): 4:31pm On Mar 13
LagosOrigin:
Find someone who's in coma and finished ?
The one that you finished and kept in comma.
Foreign Affairs › Re: “mojtaba Khamenei Wounded, Disfigured And In Hiding” — Pete Hegseth Claims by Wallade(m): 4:14pm On Mar 13
They are trying to find him and know his situation. However, he is in no mood to communicate to USA or Israel about his movement, livelihood and activities.

All the Mossad and CIA failed about him.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m): 2:06pm On Mar 11
Omowale2023:
Sir. The reason why the senators are agitated is because they thought things will be the same as of Venezuela, but reality said otherwise, however, USA and Israel are highly prepared for this scenario, Israel and USA won't go tho War if they haven't thought of a way to win it from the beginning, we are watching a seasonal film, we have watched season 1, we are waiting for the release of season 2
Okay, we shall see.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m): 10:39am On Mar 11
ono:
Classified intel my arse! It's classified and you and your friends are sharing it on Nairaland. Abegi! It's all propaganda by terrorists sympathisers and their friends in Nigeria to garner some "support" for the dying Islamic regime in Iran. Iran's bullying days are coming to an end - and they know it!
How is Iran shooting missiles from Iran and projected to hit Israel and they are hitting the target?

Do you know the distance from Iran to Israel?

If they are able to achieve that, then you should understand that they could achieve additional mileage except if you don't understand science and technology.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m): 9:52am On Mar 11
ono:
You write like you are an Iranian military or intelligence staff. Can you back any of your claims - esepcially about Iran having the capability to build missiles than can reach further than 2000 km for all to see here? So much kicking the air with no substance!

See oil price chart lately - for a nice demo on writing with facts, Oil prices are going down!
That is a classified Intel, if true, you can't just see the proof anywhere. However, you can't ignore it; it is substantial information.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m):
Omowale2023:
How na, you think USA is Nigeria that does things without proper planning?
Please, stop deceiving yourself. They are ahead of schedule, they have a plan, and they are executing it with wonderful precision, so all these things you are saying are NOISE to the ears. Were you aware when they kidnapped the President of Venezuela?
Where you aware when they dealt with the Iran supreme leader? So everything is going according to plan. The same senators are complaining about IRAN, but they didn't complain when Trump captured Venezuela's president in 2 hours or less and recovered all the money spent for the capture in less than 2 months.
You have been kept in a box by the USA and Israelis. We are not talking about the plans to make hotdogs that you probably could do and assume USA🇺🇸 can do.

Enumerate the USA🇺🇸 plan? The executive government of USA🇺🇸 could not even clarify or properly communicate their war plans to the USA senators.

That is the height of irresponsibility on the part of the executive government of USA🇺🇸.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m): 9:44am On Mar 11
Pastorsarynzay:
America has achieved 80% of why she embark on iran war the 20% is for diplomatic agreement. Nuclear power gone, supreme leader gone democratic influencers activated
You think Iran's nuclear power technology and capacity is gone? Think again!

Every leader is replaceable, even Osama Bin Laden indicated that when he is killed, there will be more Osama that could be more dangerous than him. Ayatollah junior is regarded as a hardliner that is even more brute, resolute and undemocratic compared to the Ayatollah that USA🇺🇸 and Israel🇮🇱 eliminated.

Iran is far off from democracies that you and the USA🇺🇸 desire. USA🇺🇸 could not install such democracies in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria where they engaged wars with USA military boots on ground and you are expecting that to be possible in Iran.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m): 9:38am On Mar 11
sweetjohn:
There will be regime change before the next 30 days. Do you want to bet?
I don't mind a bet.

My contrary opinion is that the World and USA and Israel would have to negotiate with Iranian governed by Ayatollah for peace.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Senators Slam Iran War After Classified Briefing by Wallade(m): 9:37am On Mar 11
sonnie10:
My question is , there is an offer for free nuclear energy for Iran , so that they stop uranium enrichment but they have refused it.
Can someone tell me what their plans are?
The Iranians have a right to develop their technology for nuclear energy not depend on another nation that could use it as a leverage on Iran 🇮🇷 in future.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Investigates Iran Missile Splitting Into Different Warheads In Tel Aviv by Wallade(m): 4:40pm On Mar 10
ErebeOcoco:
I don't understand why anyone would think that Iran has a chance against Israel or the United state.

Yes they would lash back but what is the impact?

If the new leader refuse to swallow his pride and sue for peace, he may go the same way his father left.

Israelis mossad and the America CIA are all inside Iran doing the main job.
Iran is stronger and more dangerous than Israel in my opinion. It is only the USA🇺🇸 that has been aiding Israel🇮🇱 otherwise the Israeli can't stand Iran.
Politics › Re: Al Jazeera Interview: The Daniel Bwala I Once Admired by Wallade(m): 1:03pm On Mar 10
uche87:
https://www.facebook.com/thevillagetowncrier/posts/pfbid02nkSeSrc1YQNWRmB8Zyik8Ehs1xhAPtC6useqxhKbgJcrkF1A5jeZacoFtwj9xCKpl
What was the purpose of the Interview that Bwala honoured at that media outfit?

It is not a Nigerian outfit and it's followership is largely foreign. How many electorates in Nigeria follow "Head To Head"? It was an invite that he should have declined.

The image makers or promoters of the presidential candidates of next election should be attending interviews and discussions of National Television that can reach the electorates in Nigeria easily and directly. Head to Head is riding on the views and downloads of this particular interview and they have benefited more from it than Bwala or Tinubu or Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Al Jazeera Interview: The Daniel Bwala I Once Admired by Wallade(m): 12:53pm On Mar 10
J
aswani:
Why do people lie so much and where is any statistic to support the assertion above from either the Indian government or the UK home office?

Till kingdom come, Nigerians would still emigrate to foreign countries because even if the country is stable, people don't believe that stability would last long enough.

This writer then segued into emigration as a major determinant as to how badly a country is run instead of focusing on Bwala's interview.

How can anyone take such people or their write up seriously?
Mass emigration started before this current government and it will continue during this government and even after this government.
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by Wallade(m): 5:50pm On Mar 08
BluntCrazeMan:
You guys said that the Electoral Act 2022 is very okay, that it doesn't need to be amended.

Yet it got amended.
That's a very good one.

But it had not been done properly.

You can continue to rant about me saying it.

But that is just what it is.
Unfortunately, we don't care how you feel about it.

The electioneering is our focus now.
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by Wallade(m): 12:56pm On Mar 08
BluntCrazeMan:
Ok..

At least, you clearly understood that the Electoral Act 2026 is already faulty - and needs a slight maintenance.
Hmmm.

Didn't our people, our representatives in the National Assembly and Executive Government of Nigeria just revised and pass the bill in 2026?

Must they always revise it at your call and very ridiculous frequency?

Is there a perfect bill, constitution or decree in the world that isn't subject to reviews and future amendments?

You guys have a very serious problem and you are the only ones that can fix it. However, we are focused on the elections that would be holding next year in accordance to the Amended Electoral Act 2026. You don't have to present a candidate if you are not satisfied with the Electoral Act, as it is today.
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by Wallade(m): 9:37am On Mar 08
BluntCrazeMan:
Here are some of the salient points and comments and questions about the ambiguities and contradictions which are noticed inside the newly enacted “Electoral Act 2026”


Please, download the Electoral Act 2026 using the link below:
https://placng.org/i/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/ElectoralAct2026.pdf

This is going to be a long thread, but I promise you that it is going to be very interesting, very enlightening, and VERY EYE-OPENING.!!

SO,, LET'S GO.!!


Section: 25(2)(g)
Question:

In this sub-section, the Electoral Act says: “The returning officer shall announce the result and declare the winner of the election at - the State Collation Center in the case of a Presidential election...”
So, is this sub-section implying that the “State Collation Officer” in a “Presidential Election” can actually announce and declare the WINNER of the Presidential Election at the State Collation Level.??


Section: 29(5)
Comment-1:

This sub-section is not fair to the candidates from other parties -- who cannot even question the authenticity of the documents that are submitted by a candidate of any particular party -- especially when ALL the supposed aspirants in the candidate’s party have chosen not to contest the authenticity of the candidate’s documents due to their supposed Loyalty to their Party, and for the purpose of the success of their Party.

(The Nigerian Law-Makers should explain why they left that sub-section so narrow and so tight.)


Section: 29(5) -- (continued)
Comment-2:

This sub-section is actually a constitutional matter (see also the Section: 85 of the Electoral Act).

Thus, any of the other contesting parties can use the supremacy of the constitution over that particular Section: 29(5) of the Electoral Act -- adding the fact that the co-contesting parties are also interested parties in the matter. The other contesting parties can establish their "locus-standi" in the case, and then drag the candidate of the particular party to court on constitutional grounds, even though they are not members of the party, and that they did not contest in the primaries with the candidate.

This particular court process should be done clearly before the conduct of the election -- That-is, after the INEC had just finished publishing the documents of the candidates of the various parties.
This is because, the matter is supposed to be a pre-election matter -- and it also means that it should not be brought up in the Election Petition Tribunal.


Section: 29(5) -- (continued)
Comment-3:

“Forgery” is totally different from “Perjury” -- (that is, “telling lies on oath”) -- which is a criminal case.

For criminal cases, the police would first investigate the matter, and then drag the matter to court before trial can commence against the person.
In such a case, persons that are protected by immunity clauses cannot be dragged to court, because the case is a criminal case.

But in the case of “forgery and false documents” which is a constitutional matter in this case it does not require the police to be the ones to take the matter to court.
An interested party can take the matter to court.

And again, persons who are protected by immunity clauses are not shielded from being sued to court when the case is a clear constitutional matter.


Section: 29(5) -- (continued).
Question:

The question here now is -- “According to the Act, does it mean that it is ONLY an aspirant who co-participated in the primaries of the political party with the candidate who won the primaries can question the authenticity of the DOCUMENTS which were submitted by the candidate who won??”

“Does that also mean that not even the INEC can question the authenticity of such documents -- even when the forgery is very bare and obvious?”

What then is the need for the “Public Disclosure” of the documents of the candidate in Section:29(3), when it is of no use to the public?


Section: 29(7)
Question:

This sub-section somehow already assumed that the candidate and the party that was disqualified in sub-section: (6) actually “WON” the election which had already been held before the courts passed their final judgement.
So, what if a situation occurred where the candidate and party that was disqualified in sub-section: (6) DID NOT WIN the election, & judgement was later passed; would the order for INEC to conduct a fresh election still hold.?
Or would it be presumed that the judgement had been overtaken by events?


Section: 47(2)
Question:

Why is it that the “Number of Accredited Voters” that were automatically captured and stored inside the “Bimodal Voter Accreditation System or any other technological device” were not also mandated to be electronically transmitted to the IREV Portal??

(This question became necessary since the sub-Section: 60(3) of the Electoral Act mandated that the “results” were to be electronically transmitted to the IREV Portal).


So, why were the “Number of Accredited Voters” Not also mandated to be electronically transmitted too?


Section: 50(2)
Question:

If Section:60(3) has already specified the method of transmitting the results, why would this section still come back again to mention that “..transmission of results under this Act shall be in accordance with the procedure determined by the Commission.”?


Section: 60(3)
Comment-1:

It is very necessary for us to note that the term “Form EC8A” was not explained or described in the Electoral Act to mean the “Polling Unit Result Sheet” in any way.

Even though the Electoral Act mentioned that the “Form EC8A” contains some form of results which can be used for collation, the Act didn't describe the “Form EC8A” to be the “Result Sheet at the Polling Units”.
The term “Form EC8A” in the Act could mean anything, since it is not sufficiently described. It could mean a “Poster-Form” on which the Results could be written upon, and be pasted on the wall at the venue of voting - and can also be used as the primary source of data for collation and declaration of results.

This also means that, if the INEC changes the name or the code which they currently used to represent the Polling-Unit Result Sheets -- from “Form EC8A” to a new name or code -- in all future elections; then, that would render the term “Form EC8A” totally useless inside the Electoral Act, since it would become a totally non-existent entity -- both inside the Electoral Act 2026 and in everywhere else -- owing to the fact that it was not fully described in the Act -- only the technical name “Form EC8A” and its partial functions were given in the Act.


Section: 60(3) -- (continued)
Comment-2:

The term “IREV Portal”, even though it was not directly defined, was given a fully implied meaning when the Act stipulated that “the Electronically Transmitted Results would be transmitted to the IREV Portal”.

From the implied meaning, the “IREV Portal” is definitely supposed to mean an electronic “web portal” where the results from the polling units are electronically transmitted to.


Section: 60(3) -- (continued)
Question-1:

The law clearly stipulates that “Communication Failure” is the ONLY Reason why a transmitted result cannot be seen immediately on the IREV Portal.

Thus, the question here is: “what then happens if INEC brings up some other man-made or third-party excuses for the delay in seeing the results appearing on the IREV Portal??
For instance, some excuses such as “two-factor authentication by a Ward-Officer”, “GLITCHES”, Unforeseen and unplanned delays of the transmitted results to appear on the IREV Portal.
What is supposed to happen when such situations arise?”



Section: 60(3) -- (continued)
Question-2:

If the “electronic transmission of the result” fails as a result of some other unforseen or deliberate mistakes or errors that were made by the staff of INEC (and were not caused by “Communication Failure” -- which could be clearly regarded as a situation beyond the control of INEC) what should be done?


Section: 60(3) -- (continued)
Question-3:

At what point would it be deemed fit for it to be accepted that the “electronic transmission of the result has failed as a result of communication failure, and that it has become impossible to transmit the result”?

(This question above simply means that the Presiding Officer must have tried the transmission at-least ONCE, and it did not show on the IREV Portal. The presiding officer cannot just announce that there is no network and then refuse to do the transmission -- if he does that, then he is clearly going against the Electoral Act 2026).


Section: 60(5)
Comment:

The word “transmit” (as defined or explained in Section:155) could either be done MANUALLY or ELECTRONICALLY.

Therefore, wherever and whenever the term “Electronic Transmission” is intended, the full phrase of “Electronic Transmission” must be clearly written.
Otherwise, the lone word “transmission” would easily be assumed to mean “MANUAL TRANSMISSION”.


Section: 60(5) -- (continued)
Comment-2:

The Act did not specify that the presiding officer AT THE POLLING UNIT would give copies of the Result-Sheets to the Police Officer & the Polling Agents that are present.


Section: 62(1)
Question:

If according to Section:60(5) of the Electoral Act, that the results had already been “Transmitted to the next level of collation”, (which could already be regarded as “Manual Transmission”), why then is the Electoral Act repeating the exact same procedures again in Section:62(1) using another rephrased language.??

(Unless (perhaps) the Section:60(5) was intended to mean “Electronic Transmission”, and not just “Transmission” (or “Manual Transmission”), then it means that Section:62(1) is actually different from Section:60(5).)

But as of now,, Section:62(1) is just a rephrasing of Section:60(5).


Section: 62(3)
Comment:

Even though the Electoral Act stated that the electronic database should be updated “on a continuous basis”, there is need for the Act to state how soon -- after any concluded election -- that the results of the election would be updated in the database -- such that anybody who is interested in getting a copy of the results can wait until such timelines have elapsed, and then, the person would apply to get the electronic copy of such results that were related to the concluded election -- which were uploaded and stored on the electronic database -- and get the electronic copy.


Section: 62(3) -- (continued)
Question:

Are there no penalties for INEC if there are concluded elections whose results are not stored on the electronic database -- even after one month had passed after that election was concluded, but the database was not updated on the electronic database yet?


Section: 62(4)(b)
Question:

The wrong referencing of “Section:60(4)” inside Section:62(4)(b) is very confusing. It is either that the clause referred to Section:60(3) or to Section:60(5).
So, which one exactly is supposed to be referenced.??
Why did the Act “Section:60(4)” at all - in the first place??


Section: 68
Question:

How soon after the conclusion of the election is the INEC required to publish the final summary of the results of the concluded election on their website?

And what would be the penalty if the INEC failed to publish the final results within such timelines?


Section: 71(1)
Question:

Why is it that the duplicate copies of “..the collated result which were completed at the ward, local government, state and national levels of collation..” were to be given to the police officers and the polling agents; but these same collated results were not mandated by the Electoral Act to be electronically transmitted to the IREV Portal as well -- just as was the case with the polling unit results in section:60(3)?

(The collated results are supposed to be electronically transmitted to the IREV Portal too).


Section: 137(3)(a)&(b).
Question:

This section of the Act says that where a petitioner complains about the conduct of an electoral officer, a presiding officer, returning officer, IT SHALL NOT BE NECESSARY TO JOIN SUCH OFFICERS, NOTWITHSTANDING THE NATURE OF THE COMPLAINT but rather, the commission shall be made a respondent, and be DEEMED TO BE DEFENDING THE PETITION FOR ITSELF AND ON BEHALF OF ITS OFFICERS OR SUCH OTHER PERSONS.
But in the Paragraph--51(1) of the “First Schedule”, the Act says that when the election petition complains about the conduct of an electoral officer, a presiding officer, returning officer, or any other official of the commission, he shall be DEEMED TO BE A RESPONDENT, AND BE JOINED IN THE ELECTION PETITION AS A NECESSARY PARTY.

These two provisions of the Electoral Act 2026 are clearly contradicting themselves.

So the question here is...
“Which one out of these two contradicting provisions of the “Electoral Act 2026” would be taken as the substantial law?”

..


Now that I have finished listing out the issues which I discovered with the Newly Enacted “Electoral Act 2026”....... Only two things are now left to be done.

1. It's either that the National Assembly members go back and amend the “Electoral Act 2026” in such a way to answer all these “Questions” without further ambiguities..

...Or...

2. That some spirited citizens (or knowledgeable politicians) should pick up these “Questions” and head to any “Federal High Court” in the country for Further Interpretations, and for the issuance of necessary “Court Orders” to the INEC.

This Second Option Is Very Risky Though..

But nevertheless,,
..Rather than heading towards the next elections with a very confusing “Electoral Act” - without doing anything about it - then it is better to at-least head to the courts early enough, in order to know exactly where the Electoral Act truly stands in the eyes of the law -- and thus, minimize ambiguities.
So what is your point?

Do we have to urgently review the Electoral Act again?

Can't you and your parties challenge the Electoral Act in court, like Peter Obi, so we can focus on the upcoming electioneering.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Newly Appointed Interim Supreme Leader Of Iran Has Been Eliminated - Photos by Wallade(m): 4:34am On Mar 03
Ayatollah Ali Reza Arafi is alive and well. Stop spreading unverified information.
Politics › Re: IGP Since 1999 by Wallade(m): 6:57am On Feb 26
Kingsland24:
IGP Since 1999

OBJ’s Presidency : All SouthWest
➡️IGP Musiliu Smith
➡️IGP Mustafa Balogun
➡️IGP Sunday Ehindero.

Yar’Adua’s Presidency : All SouthEast
➡️IGP Mike Okiro
➡️IGP Ogbonna Onovo

GEJ’s Presidency : All NorthWest
➡️IGP Hafiz Ringim
➡️IGP M. D Abubarkar
➡️IGP Suleiman Abba

PMB’s Presidency : 1 SouthSouth, 2 NorthCentral and 1 NorthEast
➡️IGP Solomon E. Arase
➡️IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris
➡️IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu
➡️IGP Usman Alkali Baba

PBAT’s Presidency : 2 SW
➡️IGP Kayode Egbetokun
➡️The next IGP is reported to be AIG Tunji Disu and he is from the South West
Your article has the subject: inspector Generals of Police (IGPs) since 1999.

However, in the body, you started referencing the geopolitical zones of the past and present IGPs.

Is this meant to focus on tribal or geographical zones of iGPs? Is this about tribal sentiments?

Anyway, for your information:
It is the prerogative of the Commander in Chief of Armed Forces - President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to choose Security Chiefs based on intelligence reports, records, competence and personal sentiments.

You can love Mbah or whoever as a DIG of Police so much but it the choice of the President Bola Tinubu that would suffice - he has made his choice and you will have to live by it and expect professionalism, respect for human rights and more secured Nigeria from the Police Force under his leadership.
Politics › Re: IGP Since 1999 by Wallade(m): 6:49am On Feb 26
heysquare:
Security chiefs position is always a zoning one if any of the security chief is removed and needed to replace the replacement will be from the same zone and not to other that's why you see that all IGs are from same zone. Except they reshuffle the cabinet then the zoning might change.
No sir,

Security Chiefs are not influenced on the basis of zone or tied to geographical zones.

It is the prerogative of the Commander in Chief of Armed Forces - President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to choose Security Chiefs based on intelligence reports, records, competence and personal sentiments.
Food › Re: Which Of These Nigerian Snacks Is king among the rest? [pictures] by Wallade(m): 6:36am On Feb 26
kiddaz:
Not true. I nor know anything there apart from coconut candy and Kuli Kuli, the rest looks like native soaps to me. I was a bit confused cos then again I might have seen them being hawked since relocating to Lagos in my later years but I never bothered to ask what they are cos to me na soap dem be. Still don't know what they're nor am I ever going to be interested in knowing.
I recognize and ate all of the items that the op described.
Food › Re: Which Of These Nigerian Snacks Is king among the rest? [pictures] by Wallade(m): 6:32am On Feb 26
MiddleDimension:
It is ''coconut sweet'' not ''coconut candy''. We don'tv say ''candy'' in Nigeria, we say ''sweet''.

If you say ''coconut candy'', not too many people especially the women who sell it, know what you are talking about. So, it is ''coconut sweet''.
The author of the post that I responded to called it "Coconut Candy". You can call it whatever you like but I refer to it as Coconut Candy.

I don't need your lecture or opinion on "coconut sweet". What do you mean by the statement that we don't say or know coconut candy in Nigeria?

Candy is defined as: "a sugar-based confection, often combined with chocolate, fruits, or nuts, commonly eaten as a sweet snack".

Maybe you should read before you comment!
Romance › Re: Help Pls The Tip Of My Pee Pee Hurts (photo Include) by Wallade(m): 6:19am On Feb 26
NotSidestory:
Hello I'm a male of 27 years not sexually active ,of recent I just started noticing a pain on my pee pee which I have no Idea of what may be the cause. If I want to urinate I feel pain or during orgasm from wet dream.

Some times when I sit on the toilet seat some white fluid comes out. Pls if you experienced it or have any recommendations pls I will be to receive it pls help a brother. Thanks
I think it's Gonorrhea. Get medical help by checking into a hospital, subject yourself to investigation (laboratory tests) and get a clear understanding of the infection.
Food › Re: Which Of These Nigerian Snacks Is king among the rest? [pictures] by Wallade(m): 9:58pm On Feb 25
Mariangeles:
Coconut candy

This one ehn... cheesy
Coconut Candy has got me drooling. I still love it today
Politics › Re: Nigeria Men React To Possibility Of Natasha Becoming The First Female President by Wallade(m): 6:26pm On Feb 25
brain54:
I don't have any problem with a woman being president...


Natasha does very well as a senator. Infact, she is one of the top performing senators in my opinion.


But I don't think she has the right temperament for president. She seems volatile. Like ay keg of gun powder!
Your statement that I made bold is your opinion.

I don't have a problem with a woman being President of Nigeria. However, I don't want Natasha Apoti Uduaghan.
Politics › Re: Natasha in Heated Confrontation With Another Senator (Video) by Wallade(m): 4:14am On Feb 17
njokuuche77:
Which kind Blogger be this, why not make the video full na.
Me squinting my eyes to watch video.

I like this Natasha woman. She is very bold, smart and confrontational
I don't see her, as smart person!

So being confrontational is something to like for you?

There is a thin line between boldness and arrogance!
Politics › Re: Natasha in Heated Confrontation With Another Senator (Video) by Wallade(m): 4:13am On Feb 17
Baawaa:
This woman is always in bad news shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
Tuface,may God be with you grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
What is the relationship between 2face and Natasha Apoti Uduaghan?

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Politics › Re: EFCC Grills El-Rufai On Corruption Allegations by Wallade(m): 8:59pm On Feb 16
AMINDA:
Go and write it down. Elrufai will scrub the floor with all of you on all charges and come out unscathed.
Really, we shall see. We will be waiting for you.
Politics › Re: EFCC Grills El-Rufai On Corruption Allegations by Wallade(m): 8:55pm On Feb 16
AMINDA:
What crime? Are you referring to the tapping? Elrufai will simply plead not guilty and the onus will now lie on the NSA to prove with technical evidence and beyond reasonable doubt, that he did tap his phone.

Section 36(11) of Nigeria's 1999 Constitution (as amended) provides that no person shall be compelled to give evidence against themselves in a criminal matter.

Translation: Even if I say I bedded your wife, you can't charge me to court and win unless you are able to prove it. I will simply decline to testify against myself. I'll send an invoice later for the legal consultation. It's not free.
Just take some time to listen to yourself and see how ridiculous you sound.

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