Politics › Re: ADC Says $9 Million US "Propaganda" Payment Is Indefensible by ycat: 2:37pm On Jan 16 |
What about the $60,000/month the Obidients themselves claimed Peter Obi has been paying to the same US lobbyists? Two can play the game though I don’t believe president Tinubu needs to pay for lobbyists. |
Celebrities › Re: Anu Adeleke Shares Alleged Chats With Davido After DNA Test Demand by ycat: 2:22pm On Jan 16 |
Davido bought those negative results as with everything in Nigeria. Let American court get involved and it will be sorted. There’s no point letting this hang on Davido’s head and the little girl not having the closure she needs. Goo0dHardDick: The topic is trending on Facebook.
They have no proof. According to the DNA test done by Davido everything came out negative.
Davido said he has done 5 DNA test and it came out negative. So what proof are you talking about? They should release the evidence saying positive in the DNA test let's see |
Celebrities › Re: Anu Adeleke Shares Alleged Chats With Davido After DNA Test Demand by ycat: 2:19pm On Jan 16 |
Exactly! The moment an American dna clinic comes with an answer, then the case should be close. Until then the allegations of bribery has made Nigeria not the place to trust the dna, they need where money can’t buy. ElSudani: Very straightforward case. If he has been ruled out as the father by a DNA test all he has to do is go to the court and have them stopped from making these allegations. |
Celebrities › Re: Anu Adeleke Shares Alleged Chats With Davido After DNA Test Demand by ycat: 2:09pm On Jan 16 |
It doesn’t matter, the case is no longer about the woman. Yes she slept around like ALL the women in Davido’s life, some gave birth into toilet and others like her gave birth to life. It’s now about the integrity of the dna and how to get it right. Michaelmercy: Have you guys seen the mother’s narration of this thing herself? The story is not connecting somewhere, there was imbalance in between what davido said in the chat and the woman’s narration. She called for foreign independent DNA in the US. This is just the sad part of sleeping around, with no CD. Shey this guys no dey fear HIV or any infection? Well this incidence is as dated back as 2014 |
Celebrities › Re: Anu Adeleke Shares Alleged Chats With Davido After DNA Test Demand by ycat: 2:04pm On Jan 16 |
It will never be positive in Nigeria with all the interests, names and money involved. They need to go and do it in America. InvestSmart: But could it be possible that the paternity DNA tests uhat had negative results earlier now suddenly comes out positive? Let's all wait and see! |
Celebrities › Re: Anu Adeleke Shares Alleged Chats With Davido After DNA Test Demand by ycat: 1:50pm On Jan 16 |
No, this is not the last time Davido will be speaking on this, it’s just the beginning. You’re going to do the dna in America where the entire Osun state’s allocation won’t be enough to buy the integrity of the professionals there. A right button needs to be pressed and Davido will be forced to submit for a court ordered and supervised dna. A child sacrifice is no longer working in the USA, so get ready choked voice, you’ve bitten more than you can chew. With all the back pay child support, the girl will soon be living large like Davido’s other kids. Chioma is probably tweeting those tweets cos Davido can’t be this ignorant. naptu2: Davido responded to posts about this issue yesterday night. He said that he has done 5 DNA tests, 3 at hospitals that he chose and 2 at hospitals that the girl's mother chose and all showed that he is not the father. He said that he had not even met the girl's mother before she made the allegations. He said that his father made him do some of those tests and they proved that he wasn't the father.
He said that he does not blame the young girl, but her mother should tell her who her real father is.
He said that people should not beg him when he decides to strike. |
Crime › Re: Kano Suspends Doctors Who Left Scissors In Patient’s Stomach by ycat: 1:30pm On Jan 16 |
They do it a lot. It’s negligence. Some surgeons sketch their initials on the womb of patients, all these and more are why malpractice insurance is off the roof abroad. Most doctors abroad are drunk and depressed, on top of that, they’re not allowed to say what they think to the patients, the board who aren’t doctors tell them what they should tell patients. People are now over diagnosed, overprescribed for. This is why they say, don’t go to the hospital if you don’t have life threatening injuries like broken arms and legs, all other things should be taken care of at home. But it all starts with lifestyles. Even abroad, you can come back home with the disease you didn’t have before going to the hospital. ManirBK: But how can scissors be left inside the stomach? How please? |
Celebrities › Re: We Have Done 5 DNA Tests, I Am Not Her Father - Davido by ycat: 12:50pm On Jan 16 |
If this is the same girl living in Ibadan from several years ago, the grandmother claimed Davido bribed the dna clinics. The girl looks like Davido, he just didn’t want people to say he had 4 baby mamas at the time. He probably has 8 baby mamas by now. God is probably saving this girl from being used for juju since her own mother is not tough like the other 3 publicly known baby mamas with one recently compensated for her huge sacrifice with promotion to a wife. The girl should just stay away from Davido and keep praying for mercies to find her. If she needs the passport and the money, she should just go to the US and do the dna where Davido can’t bribe them. He will be made to pay a child support and be denied from seeing the child since he denied her. Let’s see if people can put something together. Find and message celebrities in the US who don’t like Davido and they will help just to stick it to him. |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 12:34pm On Jan 16 |
You go siddon for apere. SisterAnn: Oga, habegi, go Siddon for cusin Sia jareh 😅 |
Politics › Re: Which Aspects Of President Tinubu’s Eight-point Agenda Have Been Achieved So Far by ycat: 12:32pm On Jan 16 |
You must be in a hole somewhere. Even with the most powerful military behind Trump, it took his second term to really do stuff. First 4 years is for understanding the problem and use second term to execute. It takes only a very few special brains to do as much as president Tinubu has done so far especially in a failed state such as Nigeria. President Tinubu is really a master strategist. SouthSouth1914: This is not true. 4 years or less is enough! 20 years for what? If you can’t achieve it in your first term, go out the window |
Politics › Re: Which Aspects Of President Tinubu’s Eight-point Agenda Have Been Achieved So Far by ycat: 12:23pm On Jan 16 |
Thank God we dodged the bullets that ran Anambra to the ground. We couldn’t have asked for a more capable hand, a visionary man and the best leadership has to offer at this time. God really wanted to give Nigeria a second chance and we got it right in 2023. |
Politics › Re: Which Aspects Of President Tinubu’s Eight-point Agenda Have Been Achieved So Far by ycat: 12:13pm On Jan 16 |
President Tinubu has done exceptionally well despite the Nigeria he inherited. Politics and hate is why some will not acknowledge that fact, which we’re used to. twilliamx: Change is not magically achieved. It takes a process...you put things in place for you to achieve change as far as I am concerned. We are on the right track with Tinubu |
Politics › Re: Which Aspects Of President Tinubu’s Eight-point Agenda Have Been Achieved So Far by ycat: 12:10pm On Jan 16 |
Hahaha! Peter Obi the perpetual online president will only be president of Biafra. Love800: Obi is my president.
Tinubu is the ceremonial president. |
Politics › Re: Which Aspects Of President Tinubu’s Eight-point Agenda Have Been Achieved So Far by ycat: 12:05pm On Jan 16 |
And for the online campaign for online president, go take a back seat, your efforts have no effect in real world. |
Politics › Re: Which Aspects Of President Tinubu’s Eight-point Agenda Have Been Achieved So Far by ycat: 12:01pm On Jan 16 |
At least half checked already, against all odds and sabotage. With a little over 5 years to go, he will cement his legacy as the best president of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 11:47am On Jan 16 |
With all that time Bishop Ajayi Crowther dedicated to teaching you Yoruba language and after all these years, you’re still turning words upside down and mistaking them for the ones you left behind in equitorial guinea? aswani: As you and SeeWahala dey grab my tin like throttle so, I hope say una go dey share am equally sha.
I am not gay but can't find a decent euphemism for the joint attention the two both of you are lavishing on little ole me.
Tag team champions, una do. |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 11:37am On Jan 16 |
It’s not funny, you need to see your ophthalmologist or psychiatrist or both. SeeWahala: It's a lie 🤥
Agbado EGBA means APC agbadoid RoNu alakuba e-bot wey dey disguise 🥸
Hehehe 🤭 |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 11:25am On Jan 16 |
Has your kobokobo reached your eyes too, I thought you only have it in your tongue? Unlike Lagos that you turned ragos or toro you turned tolo, ‘Agbodegba’ is far from your word below. ‘Agbodegba’ = a ‘busy body’ is what I called him. SisterAnn: Ycat didn't know you were an Agbadorian. I plead on his behalf. 🤣 |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 11:11am On Jan 16 |
Though I didn’t read this your post, but I understand your point. Sorry, I still stand by my points. san4P: I admire your reasoning... but let me share more light on my objections to the proposed tax regime and it's implementation:...
1. There is a conflict in the gazetted tax acts versus the harmonized tax acts... if justice is to prevail... whosoever that made the alterations should be prosecuted...
2. When the president was the governor of Lagos... the concept of empowering touts "agberos" to molest and forcefully tax motorists began... and there have not been any record of how much was generated monthly or annually through this crude approach.... and what projects the funds were utilized... but we know these funds were embezzled because the touts used the monies to build their mansions... yet it continues and more states have imbibed this bad culture...
3. In December 2022... a government official under Buhari administration disclosed that over 96% of Nigerians do not have active savings in banks... which imply majority of citizens live by what they earn daily... So therefore if the present government under same political structure... can not improve the living conditions of citizens... then at least they should relieve them of extra burdens....
Although they are more points... but I believe you are intelligent... hence a word is enough for the wise... |
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Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 12:35pm On Jan 06 |
Ok, but he allows it. So he’s responsible. yarimo: About TINUBU administration, it's not seun that is not allowing important post about TINUBU in nairaland. It's one particular mod who is very good at posting false fake news against TINUBU or WIKE to front page with speed . On fact Any post against IPOB terrorists he might ban you or delete your comment  |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 12:23pm On Jan 06*. Modified: 11:01am On Jan 16 |
So much for gaslighting. You know I have a master brain and a high 3 digit IQ that none in your lineage has or will ever possess in 10 lifetimes, so all you do is propaganda on the gullible. I will continue to call you out till you become history in Yorubaland. My kind is what keeps you up at night like an alarm, so be very afraid. hegelian: You get brain and all you have there is Yoruba this, Igbo that, Hausa dem.. Anyone with an ounce of brain or even an average IQ won't be obsessed with tribal stupidity within the same country |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 12:13pm On Jan 06*. Modified: 12:45pm On Jan 06 |
There are nuggets in your point, but the tax should go on for several reasons. 1. I trust president Tinubu has done his homework and he’s the expert we can believe in this area. 2. The current tax cancels the old one and actually puts more money back in the pocket of low income tax payers. 3. Suspension of the tax will make the naysayers say they have won and will try to stop the president from doing anything after that. It’s all in the politics you know. 4. It won’t make any difference at this point, as it’s ready to roll out. 5. The condition of 2020 is different from today, Nigeria died in 2023 and president Tinubu is rebuilding Nigeria from the ground up. The tax must go through, if it has to be done, let it happen under the master himself. san4P: I like your analysis... but I still insist that the tax regime should be suspended...
Indirect taxes are still collected without accountability... also the conflict on the gazetted tax acts are yet to be resolved...
If the present government needs immediate funds.... they should generate such by recovering loots from corrupt officials... and restitute funds which they have individually stolen... You would be surprised how much would be generated through these...
To remind you of recent scenarios... in 2020 US government under President Trump restituted Abacha's loots... those restored amounts sustained the country at that critical moment...
As I prepare to be the next President... this present whole tax regime structure is faulty... it needs a holistic review... and many citizens need to be empowered... after then we will implement a healthy and realistic tax structure... RENAISSANCE |
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Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 1:59am On Jan 06 |
This one has a cracked brain! hegelian: Yoruba this, Yoruba that.. Can't you just stand your chest instead trying to cover your insecurity, your ignorance, your cowardice with tribal nonsense?? Grow up cos u need it after all this year's |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Vote To Keep Either Yoruba Or Ibos & Let One Go. by ycat(op): 1:55am On Jan 06 |
I’ve had it with them to the breaking point and would give anything just to see them go. There are things that are bad for human, living in the same country with them is at the top of the list. aswani: I think this is unfortunate.
Please don't let Obidient nuisance and atrocious behaviour on social media influence your opinion of Ndigbo.
Ndigbo and Ndi Yoruba have lived together peacefully side by side for ages all over àlá Yoruba às one through more than one generation. This has been done through mutual respect.
As Nigerians, we can identify Obidients and laugh at them as they are perpetual failures whose wishes for our great country Nigeria will never see light of day.
No one can or should decide who stays or goes amongst Ndi Yoruba and Ndigbo.
We currently have some kind of madness that is about to die down soon when Peter Obi officially realises there is nothing for him in ADC. |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 1:50am On Jan 06 |
The tax should go through because of the tax dodgers, the only thing is if they could lift it to N1 million. The economy is the same everywhere, in fact Nigeria has one of the best economy in Africa right now. What’s the official minimum wage? I thought it’s around N66K. I’m not too worried is I know that most people earning less than N200k from the private sector will beat it somehow, it’s the millionaires and billionaires that I hope will pay their fair shares. san4P: Well I like Seun... and he has a good online platform serving as a town hall meeting form...
With regards to the tax comparison... it won't be right to tax people earning less than official minimum wage.... note that N800,000 annual pay is equivalent to N66,667 per month...
For now... the tax regime should be halted... because the Nigerian economy is still bleeding... |
Politics › Re: How Seun Has Put Targets On His Own Back by ycat(op): 1:40am On Jan 06 |
I didn’t ask you, Agbodegba. aswani: If you are being targeted, then leave. You don't have to be here you know.
I myself have had innocuous responses to insultive comments removed while the insult was allowed to stay.
It's only a website forum, not the end of the world |
Crime › Re: Soldier Kills Teenager For Challenging Him For Making Sexual Advances At His Sis by ycat: 1:29am On Jan 06 |
See Nigerians showing fake concerns when solutions are available.
A country of mad people such as Nigeria should have soldiers stationed in their home regions. There’s no patriotism and love among the people but they will pretend as if it’s all fine. There’s no way the soldier is from the same place with the boy. Why are these rabid soldiers allowed among people in the first place?
How many people need to die before every police/soldier is sent back to his home region/state? |
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Politics › Re: New Tax Laws Will Commence On January 1, 2026 As Planned - Tinubu by ycat: 3:19pm On Dec 31, 2025 |
One Yoruba BADASSERY! You backdown for nobody! Mo ngbadun e joo!
Minimum wage is where tax is exempted all over the world, and that’s exactly what president Tinubu has done.
USA - $15,000 Nigeria - N800,000 |
Politics › Re: Most Peaceful Region In Nigeria by ycat: 4:18am On Dec 22, 2025 |
You know it’s fake when the southeast where everyone has run away from and people are being shot on the streets like roaches is first on the list. We might as well have northeast as the safest region. Abi why not? Shame that they will rig even this. ariesbull: Here are the statistical data and a referenced table showing which region in Nigeria is most peaceful based on reported crime incidence from the Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) 2024 by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) — the most recent comprehensive national crime data available:
📊 Crime Incidence by Geopolitical Zone — CESPS 2024 (May 2023–April 2024)
Geopolitical Zone Estimated Total Crime Incidents (Households)
South-East (SE) ≈ 6,176,031 — lowest in Nigeria South-West (SW) ≈ 6,900,000 South-South (SS) ≈ 7,700,000 North-East (NE) ≈ 7,900,000 North-Central (NC) ≈ 8,800,000 North-West (NW) ≈ 14,400,000 — highest in Nigeria
Sources: National Bureau of Statistics’ CESPS 2024 data reporting crime incidents by zone.
📌 Key Points from the Statistics
✅ South-East recorded the lowest number of crime incidents among all six regions — about 6.2 million cases, making it the most peaceful region in Nigeria by this metric.
✅ By contrast, the North-West recorded the highest crime incidents at around 14.4 million, indicating the least peaceful region by incidence count.
✅ These figures represent reported household crime experiences, which include incidents like robbery, theft, and other criminal acts covered by the survey.
📌 Important Notes on Interpretation
These statistics measure total crime incidents, not crime rates per capita. Because each region has different population sizes, per-capita rates can shift the ranking if adjusted for population.
Other analyses (e.g., violence fatalities per 100,000 population from NigeriaWatch) sometimes identify most peaceful states differently based on death rates rather than incident counts — for example, Gombe and Cross River report among the lowest fatalities per 100 k in some analyses.
📊 Summary
✅ Most peaceful region (by reported crime incidence): South-East geopolitical zone (≈ 6.2 million incidents) — lowest overall crime count in Nigeria.
❗ Other peace/security indices (e.g., fatalities or kidnapping numbers) may give different state-level peace rankings, but the South-East consistently shows lower crime incident totals in the latest NBS household survey. |