Sports › Re: World Cup: Norway Team Viking Photoshoot (Video) by wildkat: 6:06pm On Jun 07 |
FreeStuffsNG: Sweden, Denmark , Finland and some parts of UK are descendants of the savage Vikings too.
It is not their exclusive preserve. I thought you were so smart. No wonder you support APeeCee. Sweden and Denmark were not descendants but also Vikings like Norway. The three countries are called Scandinavia. Finland and some parts of Iceland were formed by Viking migrants. Same way some parts of UK have Viking heritage due to the constant raids of the Vikings after their first attack on Lindisfarne in 793 CE (present day UK) 🇬🇧 |
Car Talk › Re: Check Out The 2027 Lexus TZ by wildkat: 8:10pm On May 29 |
sexyto: Nice ride, every ride now going back to the muscular shape. Thanks to the American design concept |
Celebrities › Re: Patoranking Celebrates His 36th Birthday Today by wildkat: 12:22pm On May 27 |
tragergeorge: 13yrs ago wen e sang alubarika,, he was looking 18 really... He was in his early 20s then. Don’t mind what people are saying here. Money makes one look way older than their age. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fans Gather Here! What Year Did You Start Supporting Arsenal? by wildkat: 12:25pm On May 20 |
emmabest2000: 1996 Kanu Nwankwo era
Liars stay clear here or ..... When we had the likes of Bergkamp, Ian Wright and Seaman as their goalkeeper |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fans Gather Here! What Year Did You Start Supporting Arsenal? by wildkat: 11:33am On May 20 |
Since 1996….. so long long ago 😛😝😝😝😝😝 |
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Celebrities › Re: Lizzy Anjorin Accepts Paulo’s ₦10m Boxing Showdown To Fight Iyabo Ojo by wildkat: 11:04am On May 05 |
Till someone dies in the boxing ring . Nigerians and recycling rubbish |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Launches Missiles At US Warship Attempting To Cross Hormuz: Report by wildkat: 4:23pm On May 04 |
WriteerNg:
If he tries it, just print obituary pictures for all 350 million Americans.
Because Russia, China and North Korea will Nuke America to extinction.
There will nothing left except pile of radioactive ash.
And the world will finally experience peace for the first time in 3 centuries. And the US won’t nuke those 3 countries back right? Some of you here sound so fuulissh |
Business › Re: Igbo Apprenticeship System Gains Global Recognition As Nigeria Pushes For Policy by wildkat: 3:14pm On May 04 |
loveth360: He's pain.
They hate any good thing about Igbo will do anything to water it down. It’s really too bad of them |
Business › Re: Igbo Apprenticeship System Gains Global Recognition As Nigeria Pushes For Policy by wildkat: 8:41pm On May 03 |
KobolanderSegun: I'm highly Pro-ibo but this is simply the global standard of teaching a trade. Even Yoruba practice the same thing. Americans call their own internship. There is nothing new to this system. And this system did not originate from Igboland. I'm really sorry to burst your bubble.
Igbos are a wonderful and Amazing Ethnic group and I prefer doing business with ibo than my own people. So the Americans and Yorubas also give start up capital too? Just for you to simply give igbos accolades is difficult for you. Must you say something unnecessary? |
Phones › Re: It's Painful When You Do Midnight Data Subscription Only To Fall Asleep by wildkat: 2:42pm On May 03 |
GEJDHERO: Go for airtel unlimited and thank me later.... I wasn’t even racing for FTC. If I was…….. |
Phones › Re: It's Painful When You Do Midnight Data Subscription Only To Fall Asleep by wildkat: 2:19pm On May 03 |
The height of pain …….. so heart breaking
😂 😂 |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Malnourished Ukranian Soldiers Forced To Starve And Drink Rain Water (Photos) by wildkat: 2:10pm On May 03 |
Kaliningrad: The US war against barefooted goat herders in Afghanistan dragged on for 20 years.
Did they win? NO
The US fought Iran for only 30 days and lost more than what Russia has lost in 4 years. Despite America boasting about defeating Iran in 48 hrs. Trump boasted Iran would surrender quickly.
Did they win against Iran? NO
Instead they ended up with a Strait of Hormuz blockade and went around begging even enemies to help them fight Iran. Only 30 days! Don’t you get tired of all these nonsense? Go find something meaningful to do with your life…. Haba!! |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Senate Backs Donald Trump On Possible Military Strike On Cuba by wildkat: 8:31pm On Apr 29 |
WriteerNg:
Then what will you call the US that is going around begging tiny countries to help them fight small Iran after only 30 days of war?
What level of weakness is that? Because even Sudan will last longer.
Right they ran away from Mali in your own head. You must mistake Russia for the US that ran away after losing to goat herders in Afghanistan and spending 20 years. USA begging other countries in your head. Then how many countries helped them to finally block the strait? Go and do your research on how Russia ran away from Afghanistan Have sense! some of you will not have it |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Senate Backs Donald Trump On Possible Military Strike On Cuba by wildkat: 2:30pm On Apr 29 |
WriteerNg:
Name another country wey Russia don bomb since then.
Now compare it to your weak paper rat America that goes around bombing and hiding so as not to be humiliated.
They bomb u then beg for ceasefire the moment you want to retaliate.
Weak and useless country lead by a mad man. Russia is weak. They ran away from Afghanistan after a few years. I guess you were still a baby when that happened. They also ran away from Mali recently and are currently frustrated in Ukraine just after 4 yrs But the US leave all countries occupied after 20yrs maximum. That’s how you know a world power |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Senate Backs Donald Trump On Possible Military Strike On Cuba by wildkat: 2:28pm On Apr 29 |
FreeStuffsNG: Senate full of White Supremacists. All they see in every issue is nail. Their own is to kill, destroy and steal. Smh.
Come November, many of them will be voted out. Imagine a Senate with Graham, a man close to 80 years old who is so cold that he has never been married or raise a family or children all his life despite his success. Smh.
Never again will the world again be tied to the apron strings of the US. Whether you like it or not, the world will still revolve around the US |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Troops Fully Withdraws From Syria After 10 Years (Photos) by wildkat: 7:05pm On Apr 28 |
FashionAfrica: World Power in Afghanistan. 20 year of war and no regime change in Afghanistan. No regime change in Libya, No regime change in Vietnam. Oga Afghanistan wasn’t about regime change. Stop being fuulishh |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz: Iran Suffers $1.7 Billion Loss In Few Days Of US Blockade by wildkat: 9:15pm On Apr 17 |
2special: They're both losing, do you know how much it cost the U S to stationed their troops in the Gulf daily. The same way it didn’t cost them much to station troops in Afghanistan, Syria, and parts of North Africa without getting affected. Oga don’t cry more than the bereaved. The US isn’t complaining to you. They have what it takes financially to fund a war for a long time. Infact only two countries presently have such economy and that is US and China. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz: Iran Suffers $1.7 Billion Loss In Few Days Of US Blockade by wildkat: 9:11pm On Apr 17 |
HacheNoire: ……and the US has suffered over $5,000,000,000 in losses, coupled with a crashing USD and decline in international reputation.
In addition, the US military industrial complex will NEVER recover from the humiliation, disgrace and rubbishing of their hardwares.
The whole world now knows Expensive does not translate to reliability and efficiency.
Let’s just say Iran redefined warfare! Look at this one 😂 |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 10 U.S Nuclear Scientists Have Died Mysteriously, Gone Missing Since 2023 by wildkat: 9:09pm On Apr 17 |
Mccullum: I have answered that before, Based on reported developments as of early 2026, Russia possesses several advanced weapon systems, particularly in the hypersonic and strategic realms, that the United States currently lacks in active service or operational deployment.
Oreshnik Hypersonic Ballistic Missile: In November 2024 and subsequent deployments, Russia has used the Oreshnik, a medium-range, nuclear-capable hypersonic missile that is reportedly impossible to intercept due to speeds exceeding Mach 10. The US currently lacks an operational equivalent to this medium-range hypersonic system.
Tsirkon (Zircon) Hypersonic Anti-Ship Cruise Missile: Russia has deployed the 3M22 Tsirkon, a ship-launched hypersonic missile capable of speeds up to Mach 7–9, designed for high-value land and sea targets. The US is actively testing similar capabilities but does not have an equivalent weapon currently in operational service.
Status-6 / Poseidon Nuclear-Powered Torpedo: Reports indicate Russia has developed a nuclear-tipped, nuclear-powered underwater drone designed to bypass coastal defenses.
Avangard Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (HGV): Deployed on Russian ICBMs, the Avangard is a hypersonic glide vehicle that can travel at over Mach 20, bypassing current US missile defense systems.
Krasukha-4 Electronic Warfare System: This mobile, ground-based system is designed to suppress spy satellites, ground-based radars, and airborne surveillance systems, for which there is no direct American counterpart in terms of mobile capability.
While the US has advanced, specialized military technology (including stealth aircraft and superior network-centric warfare capabilities), Russia has focused on specializing in these specific advanced delivery systems and electronic warfare tools. Nicely stated. But all you kept saying here is Russia deployed and deployed. The USA is yet to deploy any of theirs. And if it’s still the USA I know, they’re very secretive with high tech weapons systems till the necessity comes up. Or do you think the US will just sit and not develop powerful countermeasures? Believe it or not, the US has dangerous stuffs in her Arsenal and what I’ve not seen scares me than what I have seen. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 10 U.S Nuclear Scientists Have Died Mysteriously, Gone Missing Since 2023 by wildkat: 11:49am On Apr 17 |
Mccullum: Base on talents from different races that helping the growth of US which I agree with you.
The major weapon in this world remain nuclear weapons, what ever technology they might have in their possession either for war of civility, it doesn't change the might of nuclear strength. This is the reason, they're monitoring other nations not to have it.
Know this and understand that no country in possession of it can be invaded. And I’m telling you that no country will dare use a nuclear weapon. They have it as a deterrent that’s all. And that’s why nations are trying to develop conventional weapons that can deliver what a nuclear weapon can, and such is with the USA |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Hints Iran Talks Could Resume This Week As US Maritime Blockade Continues by wildkat: 10:12am On Apr 15 |
Kobicove: You people overestimate the US.
In just 3 weeks of war with an underdog like Iran the Americans have already run low on their ammunitions stockpile...just imagine what would happen if they face a more capable opponent like Europe, Russia or China  Like seriously? They told you they are low on ammunitions stockpile. So you’re telling me they used all they had in their arsenal for just Iran… The way some of you here talk like phuuls amaze me. Haba!! Na mama born this one too? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by wildkat: 9:30am On Apr 15 |
Kushites: YOU will cry.
Worry about your own life instead of sacrificing your life to Trump and Netanyahu that don't care if you starve tomorrow. Why are you taking this issues so personal and crying all over the thread. Is your kidney buried in Iran? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by wildkat: 8:21pm On Apr 14 |
pongwa: the necessary condition for evil to persist is for good people to do nothing. When Iran first blocked that strait, US spoke against it, rallies on world powers to back it in remedying the situation. What did they do? They did absolutely nothing, now US has done the same thing but you are here blaming them. I don't understand your view point please Terrorist sympathizers kept saying Trump was begging NATO for assistance. Trump has proved them wrong and done it himself. He just wanted the NATO to participate |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by wildkat: 8:01pm On Apr 14 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by wildkat: 7:54pm On Apr 14 |
Owologbo: Didn't Iran want it blocked? Not to this extent 😂 |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by wildkat: 7:52pm On Apr 14 |
budaatum: I guess he can help Iran block the Strait of Hormuz so it is truly blocked! Are you mentalllyy okay? How many warships did Iran use in blocking the Strait? You’re seeing that the US is using a whole 15 warships and you’re still talking nonsense |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by wildkat: 6:17pm On Apr 14*. Modified: 6:52pm On Apr 14 |
Flangelo12: In your mind, you've said something.
 I bad pass you naa. Just give it up to me |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by wildkat: 5:55pm On Apr 14 |
Flangelo12: An atomic bomb (A-bomb) uses nuclear fission to split heavy atoms (uranium/plutonium), releasing massive energy. A nuclear bomb is the broad category for all atomic-based weapons, including A-bombs and far more powerful fusion-based hydrogen bombs.
Imagine the effrontery.
 Oga don't act too smart here They’re different based on broad category Energy: E = mc² from splitting atoms. Chain reaction releases huge energy fast. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by wildkat: 10:15am On Apr 14 |
Flangelo12: You mean like the only country that has ever used one and continues to bully others because it has one? What they used was an atomic bomb not a nuclear bomb. Stop sounding ignorant |