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Okealaaye:
Not Nigerians o, but Peter Obi and his goons! They always overreact at issues and they can wail all week about any issue that they consider as grating on their bruised egos. What an intemperate and noisome crowd those folks are! Watch as they flock this thread to justify this post. But if Peter himself is truly an aberration in our saintly politics as millions of Nigerians believe, what do you expect from his headless mob? The whole overreaction started to manifest a short while after Peter Obi's wife visited The Cook in Lekki. Some people are truly bad news!

ytdivine:
Nigeria problem is lack of visionary leaders. Do you know that industrialization start from agriculture. If you have about 1000 capacity coconut plantations, this will automatically attract coconut juice, oil, and cake processing companies. Other minor companies and businesses will also be built around it. This translate to more employment and improved the economy.
This one of the reasons I like the present governor of Akwa Ibom state. They are into this project and I know the like of Soludo will follow suit.
Individuals can also carry out this project.

achimendy:
I watched it on my brothers phone, I think you'll have to check her Instagram page, go for her image and videos, you'll see her display there.

EverestdeBliu:
Samuel Akintola the premiere of the Western region in the first republic and Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe speaking to a listening crowd probably at a campaign rally in the western region.

Standing on bench and tables supported with hands.

The good old days when sanity still abound in Nigeria

opamoses1:
Obidients have now started dragging the Ooni of Ife just as they are dragging Pst Adeboye on social media.

ytdivine:
Opportunity comes but once. The opportunity is here again for the prepared minds. Before my NYSC in 2004, I had a mindset to serve and be retained in a multinational company during my service year, that dream came to pass. One major thing from my years of industrial experiences lacking in Nigeria is MENTORSHIP. Young graduates roam about like sheep without Shepherd and most time end up in POS and KEKE businesses. This should not be so.
Do you know that the refinery is going to bring industrial revolution in Nigeria and Africa at large. Those prepared will be absorbed while the unprepared will continue the blame the government.
Not everybody will work in the refinery, majority will work in the offset of the refinery. There will be hundreds of auxiliary companies that will come onboard as affiliates. More production from oil companies, hence more job openings. Many experience hands will leave their present jobs and migrate to the refinery jobs, hence more vacancies in other sectors.
There will be placement for all the prepared minds irrespective of the course of study; Engineering, linguistics, medical, accounting, safety, foreign relation, statistics, chemistry, and so on.

I will be letting you know what you should do to increase your chances of being absorbed there.
Please indicate if you're following. We move.

DrAda:
With the alarming increase of violence and personality disorders occuring around the world, one can't help but wonder if COVID-19 and the vaccine are responsible.

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cocolacec:
1964 i guezz

Klass99:
At the bolded - I can't argue with that it was indeed a sickening hysteria.

I don't about her dress sense but the photos I saw were indicative of someone who is thirsty as hell.

Thirsty for attention, thirsty for fame, thirsty for likes, thirsty for applause........and in a wrong sort of way.

Raskimonojendor:
Akintola said the same thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNPzWW3kXVg

Jakumo:
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As a renowned amateur Doctor of Pure and Applied Sexological Sciences and Professor Emeritus of Orgasmic Studies at the fabled Majidun Institute of Toto-ology (MIT), I hereby demand that you return to this forum with your honest testimony about how you wish you had learned of these little innocent-looking devices years ago. Thank you and God bless Nigeria.

Klass99:
I initially wasn't hyped about Hilda and her feat for a guiness world record, that was before I even knew of her nudity online. Becoming aware of the nudity just put me off completely!

achimendy:
To be honest the pastor is saying the truth. I watched one of her video too, you need to see the way this hilda was touching one of her female friend, you'll even think she's a lesbian.


Truth be told, the hilda of a girl has a questionable character.

damilola4162:

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



Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/no-matter-the-record-you-break-theres-a-way-youll-dress-and-well-know-its-not-just-food-youre-selling-pastor-preaches-days-after-hilda-baci-broke-guinne/

chisomkachy:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/05/saint-obis-family-breaks-silence-frowns-at-zik-zulus-allegations/

Previous Thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7690955/saint-obis-marriage-took-him#123165192

renderme:
May Evil History Not Repeat Itself In Nigeria

In Christianity, the most respected Nigerian is Pastor Adeboye. You may not like that that is the fact, but it is true. So respected is he that he was called 'Daddy Adeboye' by a British Prime Minister (David Cameron). In Islam, the most revered living Nigerian is Sarkin Musulumi, His Eminence, Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar, Sultan of Sokoto. So revered is he that Nigerian Presidents even bow to him. In academics, the most respected Nigerian national is Professor Wole Soyinka. The first Black African to have won a Nobel Prize in an academic category. So honoured is he that a former US President (Jimmy Carter) personally took his Green Card to him without him even applying for one.

Each of these three national icons has been insulted publicly and carelessly by Obidients.

Sadly, their leader is afraid of publicly calling them to order. And instead prefers to go privately to see people they insult to say one thing in private and then another in public.

I have written exchanges with Peter Obi, in which he told me that the people insulting me were not Obidients; but All Progressives Congress supporters pretending to be Obidients. How he felt I would be foolish enough to believe that beats my imagination.

These guys should note that those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it.

After January 15, 1966, the Ifeajuna-Nzeogwu coup, there was a NATIONWIDE celebration. Including in the North. Yes. Including in the North. I am a historian of note. I have video evidence of that. And there are people alive in the North who remember those celebrations.

However, soon after the coup, some of our brothers started printing almanacs with caricatures insulting prominent Northern, Western and Mid-Western leaders.

In one of the almanacs, Chukwuma Nzeogwu was shown with his leg on top of Sir Ahmadu Bello's head. Interestingly, in that almanac, Ahmadu Bello's head was put on the body of a goat, just as Obidients have done to many other prominent Nigerians held in high esteem by their followers. They have also done the same to me.

Those almanacs outraged Northerners and made them turn against the Aguiyi Ironsi-led military government. The almanacs themselves forced Major General Ironsi to promulgate Decree 44 of 1966. Let me quote from that decree:

"A decree to prohibit and create offence for publishing, display or offer to the public of any pictorial representation of any person living or dead in a manner likely to provoke."

But that was not the end.

Sometime in February of 1966, a famous Igbo highlife maestro named Celestine Ukwu released a song titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa, meaning ‘the goat is crying’.

Rightly or wrongly, other Nigerians believed that that song was mocking the killing of the late Sardauna by Nzeogwu. That song and the almanac mocking the Sardauna ignited a series of unfortunate events that no one wants to repeat.

Today, you Obidients have forgotten history and are again making offensive images, songs, skits, and remarks against Pastor Adeboye, who has millions of loyal followers in Nigeria, and against other religious, political and social figures and their supporters. Sadly, you guys prove that the only lesson you have learnt from history is that you have learnt no lesson from history.

Thank you again, and may God bless you all. You may now insult me.

Reno Omokri

Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Globetrotter. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022.

Source: https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1655846673615036416

peekspot:
https://www.thecable.ng/nnpc-to-supply-300000-barrels-of-crude-to-dangote-refinery/amp

peekspot:
https://www.thecable.ng/nnpc-to-supply-300000-barrels-of-crude-to-dangote-refinery/amp

Raskimonojendor:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/05/21/nigerian-drug-baron-ezeh-smashed-with-n567m-worth-of-drugs-lekki-mansion-sealed/

Shellsploit:
Nigerian superstar Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has shared beautiful photos of his parents on social media.

The “Essence” crooner shared photos of his father, mother, and his stepmother on Instagram Stories on Saturday.

Wizkid was born in Surulere, Lagos. Wizkid was born on 16 July 1990. Wizkid grew up in a polygamous home with a Muslim father and a Christian mother.

Wizkid’s father is Alhaji Muniru Olatunji Balogun and his mother, Jane Dolapo Balogun.

In a radio interview with Tim Westwood in 2012, Wizkid confirmed that “his father has three wives”Wizkid’s father is Alhaji Muniru Olatunji Balogun and his mother, Jane Dolapo Balogun.

In a radio interview with Tim Westwood in 2012, Wizkid confirmed that “his father has three wives”

Pics 1: Wizkids Parents
Pics 2: Wizkids Mother
Pics 3: Wizkids Mother & Stepmother


https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/11/07/wizkid-shows-off-parents-on-social-media-photos/

HumbleTrader:
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Omooba77:
It was learnt that Naira’s peers include Sierra Leone’s Leone, which is down 36%, and the Egyptian pound, which has lost 35%.

Nigeria’s naira is said to be one of the world’s worst-performing currencies, after Ghana’s cedi, which is down nearly 55% this year, and the Sri Lankan Rupee.




It was learnt that Naira’s peers include Sierra Leone’s Leone, which is down 36%, and the Egyptian pound, which has lost 35%.



Bloomberg reports that Nigeria’s economy operates a tightly controlled official rate but it’s in the parallel market where the exchange rate of the local currency is largely determined by the level of demand for the dollar.




According to the report, Nigeria’s naira is officially said to be doing pretty well this year, down just 4% against a strong US dollar, ahead of the Canadian dollar and the Swiss franc. But that is only a small part of the story.



The official exchange rate is used only by the government and the well-heeled — ordinary Nigerians are suffocating under a 37% drop on the widely-used black market, which most have accepted as a better measure for the local currency.



Businesses and ordinary Nigerians are feeling the pain. The Naira volatility is the single largest contributor to the surge in inflation which is ravaging the economy, taking prices of virtually everything to the top and causing considerable concern ahead of the year-end festivities.



Rice, the staple now costs N51,000 a bag, and flight ticket fares are now well out of the reach of most people.



Nigeria’s central bank rations dollars at the official rate, cutting off access to many businesses and individuals, which in turn drives demand to the unauthorised black market, leading to a widening gap between the managed and parallel markets to more than 90%.



While the naira officially closed at 442.75 to the dollar on Friday, currency traders on the streets of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, quoted the greenback at 890 naira, according to Umar Salisu, a bureau de change operator who tracks the data.



The local unit’s drop in the black market started a day after the central bank announced last week that it will issue redesigned 200-, 500- and 1,000-naira notes from mid-December in a bid to mop up excess cash in circulation.



Nigerians are given until January 31 by the apex bank to exchange the existing bills for new ones, a tight deadline considering that the central bank estimates that as much as 2.7 trillion naira ($6.1 billion) sits outside bank vaults.



The report indicated that Nigeria has an average of 4.5 bank branches per 100,000 people and 45% of adults don’t have a bank account.



The naira’s slump is likely to continue in the near term given low oil revenue and rising outflows due to uncertainties associated with February’s presidential election, said Uche Uwaleke, a professor of finance and capital markets at the Nasarawa State University in central Nigeria. The dollar is seen as a safe haven.



“It’s evident that a lot of currency substitution is going on as many people now see the greenback as a better store of value,” Uwaleke added.


https://saharareporters.com/2022/11/07/nigerias-naira-now-among-worst-currencies-world-report

ijustdey:
https://leadership.ng/dangote-refinery-to-meet-100-in-country-consumption-requirement-report/

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVN7GzCaebg

Seun Kuti slaps policeman on the road - full video

EBMedia:
A human right lawyer, Bolanle, has decried the high rate of divorce among ‘happily married' Nigerian couples after they relocate to the UK, IGBERETV reports.

He wrote on his Twitter handle;


https://twitter.com/BolanleCole/status/1657282890005196800?t=03ImUcp6y2jvwnJ8xWaP6A&s=19[/quote]Lol... Japagerians. SMH.

dodoatirice:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/05/14/just-in-nollywood-actor-murphy-afolabi-is-dead/%3famp=1

Biodun556:
https://www.facebook.com/LeadershipNGA/photos/a.251250111575686/6694178603949439/?type=3