₦airaland Forum

The target of the precision strike was Haji Mohsan, who is number two in the hierarchy of the terrorist organization Hezbollah. The US offered a reward of five million dollars for his head.


The attack was carried out on the office coordinating the activities of Hezbollah and the Iranian IRGC.

Following the explosion, Arab media reported two deaths.


The IDF Spokesperson's Office officially confirmed this information.

Local Arabs are indignant and demand "revenge on the Jews."

Apparently, they have forgotten about the murder of 12 children and the same number of wounded. I look forward to hearing stories about the Druze revenge.


https://abcnews.go.com/International/israel-targets-senior-hezbollah-commander-strike-beirut-idf/story?id=112408538

DeLaRue:
Mr Fayose didn't say that.

I watched the entire interview.

You have twisted what he said.

You people are constantly trying to create chaos.

I hope the mods would watch the interview and change thar headline.

What then did he say?

Gaslighting . Rock of Gibraltar. No going back. 1st August is around the corner

Change date? The protest is now even bigger than the organizers. It is sacrosanct

Lovenorth:
The village is cooperating in the investigation

The villages in the Niger-Delta didn't cooperate with investigations abi? Continue with the cooperate lying and wickedness

The only crime I see; the girl is under 18.

RIP Gallant men.

But when will their colleagues burn down the villages ?

helinues:
That almost a month protest was just useless, imagine how many lives was lost, how many properties destroyed. The finance bill has been secretly passed, the main opposition Raila is now openly working with president Ruto.

John Mbadi, Hassan Joho, even Opiyo wandayi which nobody has ever critized president Ruto more than him have all been appointed as ministers.

Infact, those same protesters jubilated about the appointments of the people above, all president Ruto's sins forgiven as their tribes man are now in government. No more protest

Price of basic things have gradually increased according to my source in Kenya. The businesses that were touched, the foreign investors sent packing which would cost more job loss and add more to Kenya's woes would still be there .

The destroyed government properties, hahaha easy way to embezzle more money all in the name of renovation or rebuilding.

Nigerian youths, any lessons to learn from that?

Talking careless as usual

Kdon2:
This one is definitely ibo wishing to be yoruba 😂😜

You are worst than the South Africans

Channah1:
I had the same issue when I moved into the part of the uncompleted building that was given to me when I had accommodation problem.

The roof was asbestos. And the arrangements of the woods under the roof was what was causing the leakage because it was layed straight instead of slanted position. So when it rains, the water returns and stores in the middle of the roof and starts dropping into the ceiling.

The first carpenter collected 10k and did rubbish. The Day it rained, the whole room was flooded and soiled the new ceiling I just fixed.

I gave the idiot money again and he used a flashbar. It rained again and this time another place started leaking and the flood was times two.

So, I now called another carpenter who explained the situation of the roof that its from the arrangement of the woods and that it will cost me much to bring everything down and rearrange them again. Though he said he can't even risk doing the job cos it's just like you're building from the scratch. I was confused.

So at the fellowship that day, the pastor asked us to pray that God should open our eyes to the solution to our problems that it's right there in front of us. I prayed about the leaking roof.

That night after the fellowship, I went to get something from a mallam's shop and my spirit said look up and I saw tapolin on his roof. That was how I got the inspiration to the solution of the leaking roof.

I quickly called the last carpenter and asked him if we could use a tapolin for the roof and he said yes. That was how I gave him 12k. He got the tapolin and lined the roof. I don't know how he did it that you won't even see the tapolin and till today no matter the rain, no more leaking roof or ceiling.

Hope this helps.

Below is the dent on the ceiling after the first few rains that flooded the room

Was it a permanent fix. The trampoline was placed over the roof or between the roof and ceiling please explain. My leaking roof wan give me high BP

wittywriter:
Money is never too much.... that's his side hustle...he played/staked with spare funds.


I staked under 3.5goals with $1k it had 1.35 odds....made $35 ...unlike Drake's style i go for very low risks.



Wittyness.

How . Oh how will 1.35 odd give you 35k on a 1k bet?

brain54:
I Never been a gambling man...

Life is a gamble

Namaster:
Look at it this way:

100% chance of getting FREE $1M or 50% chance of getting NOTHING.

Not a difficult decision.

And a 50% of getting àll the money you will ever need a life time and more. Remember a billion is a thousand of a million

You can either have $1 million or flip a coin for $1 billion. What are you choosing?

Think deep before answering

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Dreal1247:
Until people start taking some of these mainstream media for what they are, 'propaganda houses', they will continue to misinform the people with manipulated or incomplete news for the sake of few individuals who control them.

They have been getting away with it for so long. Before in previous happenings, they were subtle with their propaganda but now, they throw caution to the wind hence this absurdity .

Its like them asking the US why they didn't inform the Pakistanis before going after osama

Remman:
Lol

As in, the way this woke international media has turned the narrative of this war ehhh, you have no choice but to pity Israel.

Lt Colonel Jonathan Conricus, former IDF spokesman kept composure

He asked why Palestinian civilians were complicit in jailing Israeli civilians?

He pointed out that according to the reports, inlcuding those by Hamas - Israeli hostages were held and jailed by Palestinian civilians in Palestianian civilian area.

“So the question to investigate here is who are these civilians who jailed Israeli civilians for eight months, why did they do it,
what was the role of the surrounding civilian community - hundreds if not thousands of Palestinians who for sure were aware that Israeli hostages were being held in their midst” - Conricus pointed.
THEN the journalist proceeded with her question - disregarding glaring absurdity - why didn’t IDF warn Palestinians… - in recording 2:17. Conricus stayed professionally calm and answered despite the fact that the answer is obvious.

And yes, these are the jounalists that shape public opinion about Israel



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yHaCpe_o1c

Inflation forced us to abandon coins. Coins didn't caused inflation. Get your facts right.

Can she recite it her? Make she free the pupils and teachers abeg

frugal:
You don't necessarily have to do pop. Remove the 2x2, and screed the entire ceiling. Then get wall cornice for the sides. To go further, get 4-10pcs of 3watts led panel lights, and have your electrician cut the ceiling to install them. Very cheap.

Any idea on how to get already fab cornice for my wall ? I want to try DIY

Lol you expect Isreal to provide jobs for hamas members and sympathizers after October unprovoked attack?

diordaves:
Yes it is different. It is thicker and made mainly from cement mixed with fibre. The fibre infused and thickness means you can work it into organic designs without it breaking easily.

The old asbestos is made purely to a large extent from asbestos which causes cancer. It is so slime (about 0.5mm), that it is difficult to work into organic designs without the risk of breakage. You can only achieve geometric designs (four corner).

However, in terms of FINISHED product, yes they are both the same.

Do you need battens with fiber cement boards. Please if you have Pic please share

100mill. 10 odds.

Seriously doing business in Nigeria right now is ricky. Caution is advised.

Please give us the spec or type of inverter and the tubular battery. Am very much interested too.

nihinlade:
My Guy 350k is too small.

What you can do to help your self, if you are not totally off grid (meaning that you still usually have power once in a while)

Buy Tubular Battery. One good Tubular Battery should be around 200k, find out how much now.

And buy a good inverter around of around 100k.

Use the remaining 50k to buy wire and run its own outlets and light points. You will still have some change from the 50k.

This is called an inverter system. Charge it with light and generator fully and it can take you 1 or 2 days before it needs recharge with those little appliances. It will reduce fuel consumption.

But you will still need to be recharging with generator if there is no light.

But if you want to stay away from generator for a long time. You need like another 400k to get solar panels and MPPT solar charger.

For example, I just switched on my Generator 3 days ago and that is the first time in 2 months. And it was because that day there was no sunshine and we still put laptop, TV, 4 lightbulbs, 2 fans etc on it.

Since you don't have the money, do inverter system first. Then later look for additional 400k and then connect it to solar system.

In all you will spend around 750k but you can split it into 350k for inverter, continue to use till you have another money for solar charger.

MPPT Solar charger was N155k when I bought. Don't know how much now. Don't buy PWT as someone suggested, you will not like it.

300watt solar panel is around 80k to 90k and you need at least 2. One cannot do it at all.

The way una the quote price ehhh. Naira is not that worthless abeg

Palestinian propaganda as usual.

immortalcrown:
You have not been able to explain how the profit sachet water retailers made in the past can sustain the retailers now. My point is that cost of living compels the retailers to increase retail price, and you have not been able to debunk the claim.
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Oga cost of living is high but the inflation we have in Nigeria is artificial. Brought about by greedy traders like you or those you are defending.
If manufacturers and agro producers were half as greedy as the traders I wonder how our economy would have been by now.

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It is illogical for you to use the North to defend yourself. Most food items are produced in the North and sold cheaper in the same North. If you want to use the North to challenge my comment, start by proving that most food items are not produced and distributed at cheaper rates in the North.
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What of food produced in the south like garri and palm oil, are they any cheaper? The greed of our southern brothers is equal ti none.
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You answered the first question and try to divert from the rest. That first question is for you to understand that bulk sales give factories more profits despite how much retailers gain per bag. That question does not in any way imply that I don't know the meaning of bulk sales. So, stop ranting nonsense.
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You seriously want the retailer to make as much profit as the producer? You see the greed. You have been comparing both group since the beginning of your rant.
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The essence of the second question is to show that factories make more profit than retailers. This emphasis is even attached to the question. Maybe I didn't phrase the question well. Now, let me explain that 2nd question. Assuming the retailers have employees, can the profit the retailers make pay each of the employees 15k or 20k monthly? This question is to reveal that the factories sell in bulk and make more profits.
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you try continue


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You craftily try to use the North to answer the 3rd question. Cost of living in this period of inflation is cheaper in the North. How much is a cup of Rice in that North and how much is a cup of Rice in an area where a sachet of water costs ₦50? Answer this question since you want to use the North to defend yourself.

So, you are yet to present facts against my comment.

Come to think of it. Why should water be cheaper in relatively dry north than wet south if not for the greed of people like you

JagabanB:
I am not expecting a retailer that bought a bag of water at #100 and sold for #10 each to sell same bag of water #10 each when he buys it for #300.
What I'm also not expecting is that a retailer will buy a bag for #300 and sell it for #1000.
That's criminaIiity, ur emotions won't justify it.
I gave an example with dudu Osun that's manufactured down south and sold cheaper in the north than in the south.
Why??
The north is part of Nigeria, subsidy removal, rising cost of living also affects the north, why do u foIks down south prefer ripping urselves out?
Why?
Manufacturers make more profit and make more expenditure.
Manufacturers face rising cost of living just as retailers do.
I have no idea how much a cup of rice is because I don't buy rice in cups so I can't really answer you on that.
Let's assume a cup of rice is #200 in the south and then it's some around #100-#120 in the north, the rice seller in the north can decide to take it to #250, the water seller in the north can also decide to take his water to #1000 and chains of effects will take place, but they are not doing, u do it in the south and defend it.
I was in the south, both a bottle of fearless for #500, came down to the north, bought it for #250.
That's exactly half the price it was down south, south-south to be precise.
Today, fearless is #350 in the north, only God knows how much it is down south now.
Is it produced in the north?
Palm oil from the south is more affordable in the north, why?
The south has a knack for rippîñg each other apart for same commodity and bIame the government, it's same thing with sugar and cement whereas sugar factories are in the South.

Bro you have been dishing out very sound points they are all facts. But that man you are educating is one of the greedy retailers we have down south. He knows the truth but won't accept it.

mrrandomguy:
NATIONAL POVERTY

When core North Emirs complain about a government, 8 months in clinical exercise of corrective surgery on the harm and injury inflicted, pretending that they are not aware of the history, that while all this recklessness was going on, that they did not partake and enjoy it, we look and pity them. Buhari became president May 29 2015. He inherited a foreign reserve of 29 billion dollars. Between 2015 and 2023, he had vacuumed this fund and borrowed 32 billion dollars. From external debt of Jonathan of 10 billion dollars, Buhari left 43 billion dollars to Tinubu. These Emirs all enjoyed the carnival when it lasted.

I remembered TINIBU and his APC screaming to high heavens when GEJ left office, of how he left an EMPTY TREASURY. in this life ehhh what goes around, comes around. Karma is a bi@ch

This man get sense like this?