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Politics › Re: Lagos Is Pumping Itself Dry – Boreholes Are A Ticking Time Bomb by wonder233: 5:41pm On Feb 25
OP you're incorrect.
The issue of proliferation of boreholes and depletion of water table are separate issues.
If as you suggested for a central water supply source like State Water Board of old,: won't they also take water from the ground to also distribute to peope? How does that reduce the volume of water consumed? If 250m people need 10bn litres daily, that is what they will still use whether it comes from their personal boreholes or waterboard.

How does that replenish the source?


The warning about proliferation of boreholes is in the area of puncturing so much holes in the earth, which some people fear could lead to earthquakes in future.
Romance › Re: Bonnie Blue Is Pregnant After Sleeping With 400 Men by wonder233: 7:20pm On Feb 23
Hers was over a 2weeks period
amaridigital:
I think this is on a single day oh. I don't think any Ngozi or Rose for olosho joint don bleep 400 guys in a day oh. Naija guys wey dey drink plenty shepe before action to make sure the girl puna suffer on top #2k?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Lady Sparks Outrage Online Over Jobs & Earnings In Nigeria. What Is Your Take? by wonder233: 6:03am On Feb 16
You see what I'm saying as a typical Nigerian? Arguing unintelligently. Go and read and stop being ignorant.
HacheNoire:
So debt is future thinking?

Can you do the maths of a car sold for 30,000 and financed over 5 years at 5% interest rate?

Do same for a house of 250K

Why you see 90% of westerners trapped in debt. The future has been spent and they own nothing.

Cash is king! It saves you good money and balances mental state. Not thinking about your debts 3 times a day.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Lady Sparks Outrage Online Over Jobs & Earnings In Nigeria. What Is Your Take? by wonder233: 11:09am On Feb 15
The mindset of paying out of pocket and in full in one fell swoop for everything is what is making people outraged.
A Nigerian wants a house, he starts thinking how to "gather" the entire money for it.
Abroad that people drive mostly new cars, people don't pay for them at once at of pocket, they use finance facilities that enable them pay in installments. Same with housing, they use mostly mortgages.
Same with even gadgets and home appliances.

Nigerians are not future thinking people. People want everything now. Nobody wants to do anything long term.
That is why nothing works.
Health › Re: Four Dead In A Studio In Ajah After 3-Day Birthday Praise Event (Pics) by wonder233: 6:44am On Feb 08
Nigerian youths should go and get a life. This over religiousness is irritating.
Youths in China are inventing things, building, working and disciplined.
Ours here are trying to outdo themselves in religion and hope to be the next Jerry eze or Nathaniel Bassey.

It is a shame.
Romance › Re: Look At What She Told Me after nakin by wonder233: 8:52pm On Feb 03
Yeah, they do that a lot.
It is the height of delusion. They lie to make themselves feel like saints. They don't want the accountability of body counts.
Food › Re: Emotional Video Of Children Seeking Food At Event Gets People Talking (Photos/Vi by wonder233: 8:39am On Jan 31
Fate not faith
Redomi:
Nigeria is not good for anybody, but some people are so happy with their faith. Alas the travelers are back, all covered with debt
Romance › Re: My Bed Experience With A New Babe Yesterday by wonder233: 9:38pm On Jan 28
OP you're perfectly Okay. There's nothing wrong with you. What happened is called "performance anxiety". It happens sometimes.
It is not necessarily because you don't find her attractive, or God trying to save you from anything, it just happens like that sometimes. There is no real reason why it happens.
At those periods, you just let the person go and you face any other activities, like work, school, sports etc.
The next time you have an encounter, it will behave.

For the viagra, nothing wrong in using it once in a while, most especially immediately after this kind of episode, just to help you with your confidence and not lose erection again due to more anxiety after the last episode.
Generally, you're okay. There is no problem.
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by wonder233: 2:25pm On Jan 27
Wrong.
Financial worth is directly tied to economic activities. It is not in spurious ratings. China has a better financial worth than the US by scale of the raw economic activities going on there
Love800:
If i should get you correctly, you are saying that the highest number of economic activities going on around the world is base in china, right?
But when discussing their financial-worth, USA tops dem, right?
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by wonder233: 8:05am On Jan 27
So let me explain this to you as a Doctoral Student of Business Administration:
The United States of America is the bastion of capitalism, so what they promote as prosperity is mostly that concentrated in a few individuals and brands.
China on the other hand is more communist leaning, so, the focus is not on a few super rich brands or individuals, but on general enterprise. Which is why China has become the manufacturing hub of the world. And which is why the everyday ordinary activities in China directly affects every other part of the world.
Onewazobia:
You seems not to understand the importance of global patronage, some of this American companies controls the world 🌎
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by wonder233: 11:14pm On Jan 26
At least Pakistan is a nuclear power. You are just a gullible spectator, merely existing in the world to feed on crumbs left by others
LeeSmart:
Pakistani don show face😂😂
We sabi you already
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by wonder233: 9:42pm On Jan 26
This is an American compiled list.
Its so easy to deceive the black man...see all of them hailing. Y'all don't know anything about narrative. In today's world, the race is more about psy-op.
If. China releases its own list, you will be confused.
At the end of the day, the ultimate determinant is the economics you can see and feel. Not lists. Anyone can make a list.

The entire world economy is dependent on China.
Stock market indices worldwide, currencies and commodities react directly on a daily basis to what happens happen in China.
We are not talking about major disruptions like Trump announcing new tarrifs or threatening war., No, we're talking about simple everyday stuff like manufacturing pace, inventory stockpile, etc in China directly determines the entire world's economic fortune.

China is the world economic leader. Not made up stats and fancy private company valuations
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh Reconciles With Ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill by wonder233: 8:26pm On Jan 24
Its a 180 not 360.
You go to your opposite position at 180 degrees.
Amumaigwe:
What other choice did she have? The surest and quickest way for irate ladies like Tonto to cure depression from broken relationship is to do a 360 and swallow her vomits. Lol
Romance › Re: The Death Of Casual Dating In Nigeria: How Tinder Became A Marketplace by wonder233: 12:23pm On Jan 19
So what is the price for a man?
Dtruthspeaker:
Yes! Everything's got a price; just price that is.
Romance › Re: The Death Of Casual Dating In Nigeria: How Tinder Became A Marketplace by wonder233: 9:34pm On Jan 18
Yes, but the question is: should there even be a price at all?
Dtruthspeaker:
From his presentation you are already paying girl price to the girl before bride price.

Of which I think he is even saying girl price has replaced bride price that is there is no marriage
Romance › Re: The Death Of Casual Dating In Nigeria: How Tinder Became A Marketplace by wonder233: 7:12pm On Jan 18
Either way, the point is that women have always been commodified
Globad:
But in those times past, the man was 'paying' for a virgin! Not a lady with a body count higher than her own age.
Romance › Re: The Death Of Casual Dating In Nigeria: How Tinder Became A Marketplace by wonder233: 4:43pm On Jan 18
OP you're spot on.
And I'll add that this:
For those having righteous indignation about our cultural values and so on... I think they are the root of the problem. From times past, a man can only get a bride if he has the wealth to afford it. The so-called "bride price" which we all see as sacred is actually what? It is an endorsement of woman being "paid" for. If you don't pay, you can't marry. It doesn't matter whether some cultures make the amount very small. The symbolism is that you must pay.
Politics › Re: Why President Tinubu May Not Secure A Second Term by wonder233: 8:35am On Jan 18
He doesn't need votes to win. Like the writer rightly pointed out, he may not have the support of the masses, but he has organised party structures and political leverage - this includes the legislature and judiciary. These are all that is required to win elections in Nigeria and most developing countries. Even in developed countries, these are the most essential elements, the people's votes are then needed to complete the picture. But here, that is optional. That is why you see sit tight leaders "winning" term after term. The very idea of democracy is a fallacy. The people are not really in charge - because as a collective, people don't know what they want. Decisions are made out of various considerations, either ethnic, religious, popularity, etc.
So, in summary, Tinubu will comfortably win a second term. He has the political structure and state institutions and the ethnic appeal of his people - so there will be genuine votes to legitimize the "victory".
Jestin:
Who will vote for him again ?
Politics › Re: Who Witnesse Abacha Stove? (Pictures) by wonder233: 9:34pm On Jan 17
It was 1994/95 in Benin City. I remember going with my mum to join a crowd of people at sawmill to hustle for the sawdust.
The idea behind this was to minimise the amount of firewood you will use to cook. Because firewood itself had become very expensive after kerosene became unavailable.
Kalulu44:
It wasn't 1994/5. It was between 1996 - 1998 when Abacha died. And some people continue using it till early 2000
Politics › Re: No Governor Has Control Over APC – Yilwatda by wonder233: 11:31pm On Jan 07
Yeah I agree with you. With what happened with Ambode, Tinubu would be more favourably disposed to supporting Wike. He wants to reinforce that a godfather should be able to remove a governor. He wants to stamp home the point that a neophyte should not be able to muster the courage and state power to win against a godfather
AMINDA:
Gradually, Tinubu is beginning to fold in favour of Wike, as predicted. Today, they claim governors are the leaders of the party in their states and the next day, claim governors have no control. They are simply laying the groundwork to justify the impending sacrifice of Fubara.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Army DSSC Recruitment Sparks Mixed Reactions Among Youths by wonder233: 4:43pm On Jan 07
Tried to join back then, but of course I don't have the connections.
Now the people with connections they put are not interested in the job. They are merely using it to line their pockets while the nation bleeds.
Now, the children of the common man, is now uninterested, it is getting to the point where they will now be forcing people to join.

Before we get to that stage, they better stop these useless "connections" to get the job, so people who are genuinly interested can get in.
Also, they need to scrap or really extend this age limit - to allow more people in.
Because if the country gets to the point where you have to conscript, you will take people even up to 60 years old, provided they are able bodied
Politics › Re: I Am Surprised That Oba Of Benin Will Stoop This Low – Obaseki by wonder233: 9:37am On Dec 30, 2025
Me, I no join dem. That is also as ridiculous
JoeEeL:
But a jew can ascribe being the son of god and being god himself and many of u black as$es worship him?
Politics › Re: I Am Surprised That Oba Of Benin Will Stoop This Low – Obaseki by wonder233: 10:19pm On Dec 29, 2025
One of the most ridiculous sights of the modern day is seeing mere mortals ascribing divinity to themselves under the guise of traditional monarchs or religious leaders. Even more pathetic are regular people who believe this to be true.
Properties › Re: I Found These Symbols On The Walls Of My New House, Does Anyone Recognise Them? by wonder233: 9:07pm On Dec 28, 2025
It's funny how much people scribe potency to things. It makes me question: don't those powers work on kidnappers, bandits and terrorists? Don't they work on corrupt politicians? Is it only on already poor suffering people?
Family › Re: I Saw A Couple Fighting Today And It Made Me Wonder: Is Being Single Better? by wonder233: 7:44pm On Dec 28, 2025
There is nothing in it for men.
For the woman, it is about control, they don't mind the public humiliation, they have no sense of shame, no sense of decorum. If you find out, she is at fault in whatever the dispute, but would rather shout and call call crowds
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Foreign Minister, Yusuf Tuggar's Interview On CNN (Video) by wonder233: 11:09pm On Dec 27, 2025
Talking from both sides of your mouth: thought you said only Christians are being targeted in Nigeria? Which one come be "these demons actually target Muslim worshippers like they did in Borno State"? It's either you believe only Christians are being targeted or not. If you can admit any other sets of people have been affected, then it means you are a clown who can't have an opinion of his own. You must blindly follow a narrative set by others. Trump is not with you on this "moslems were killed in Borno by terrorists" o! To trump, no single person other than Christians have been killed. So its either you align or be branded a terrorist sympathiser.
SlavaUkraini:
Trump said he is here because Islamists are killing Christians

and this White beard Santa Claus looking fellow cannot even answer a straight question...


It goes to show that "they" have little regards for the Christian community being targeted.....

It only drives home and touches them, when these demons actually target Muslim worshippers like they did in Borno State recently...
Islam › Re: Nigeria Media Houses Are Not Fair To The Muslims by wonder233: 11:49am On Dec 26, 2025
I saw that news headline and I immediately thought terrorists had attacked a church in maiduguri, but I later got to learn it was even a mosque that was hit and moslem worshippers were the casualties. This was carefully obfuscated inside "Christmas Eve"

It seems after Trump's threat, every media house is trying to frame reportage to suit the Christian genocide narrative, probably to be in the Americans good books. No Nigerian wants anything that will jeopardise their chances of one day travelling to America.
Celebrities › Re: Portable Spotted F!ght!ng At Odumodublvck’s Concert In Abuja by wonder233: 7:08pm On Dec 21, 2025
Obviously a fake fight just to tend. The blows are not real. The anger is fake.
Romance › Re: A Hard Reality About Casual Sex And Sexual Health by wonder233: 7:10am On Dec 20, 2025
Pure lies! Women lack the most self control, they are only good at covering up and pretending., that is what people are mistaking for self control. Men are more open about it, so that is why it seems they are the randy ones, but you see women! They get so turned on and can't stay one place and must have that sex with that person they fancy and nobody will know.- why because the guy don't mind being a silent side piece, but a side chick will later cast the man. That's the difference, let's stop this lie that women are more restrained. They are not
Diamond098454:
Very very difficult for men but we women can control ourselves not 100 percent but we can resist a difficult situation
Family › Re: The Quiet Crisis Of Aging Men: What We Don’t Prepare Fathers For by wonder233: 1:16pm On Dec 13, 2025
The cold hard truth about marriage and raising kids is that there is nothing in it for a man.
As a man, you need to be strategic to benefit whatever you can from the arrangement. Society will try to shame you for wanting to benefit anything from the arrangement and not wholly the sacrificial lamb. But don't listen to them.
Make sure you marry a woman who can only tangibly contribute or in a position to influence something positive for you. Not just a liability that you have to do everything for. Even though the woman will hate it that she has to contribute, but you have to stick to your guns.
Romance › Re: Why Many Nigerian Men Are Quietly Depressed by wonder233: 6:48pm On Dec 10, 2025
Yes, there is a gun to the head. Dare say you won't do certain things and watch how society comes for you.
Say you don't believe in bride price tradition and watch how nobody will touch you with a long pole. Say don't believe in being either a Christian or Muslim and watch how you lose opportunities in life cos adherents of both religions will hate you.
Say, you don't believe in the whole institution of marriage and watch the wolves come after you.
Say you don't want to have kids and watch people hate you...
When my dad passed, I said I don't believe in doing needless ceremonies in the name of tradition. Look at how people that are supposed to be "family" started threatening hell and brimstone.
Kobojunkie:
You are not free because someone has a gun to your head or your own choices in life led you to your current predicament? Let's be honest with ourselves.🥱🥱🥱
Crime › Re: How A Port Harcourt Sex Worker Was Paid ₦2 Million To Kill Her Client (Video) by wonder233: 9:34pm On Dec 08, 2025
My thoughts exactly. I know Nigeria is a hookup country, where the only thing that motivates women sadly is money, but notwithstanding, it's better to do the charade of a relationship or even fwb than direct brazen money for hand back for ground
BlackPantherxXx:
Omo. Guys have balls literally and figuratively to carry a Professional overnight.

Diseases dey... and then if you sleep off, most will ransack your belongings... steal from you, try to jazz you in some cases.

Just take time to cultivate a relationship, you indirectly still pay for milk sha.

But "money for hand, back for ground" is just unappealing.

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