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Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Most Powerful Nations In The World by yemmit90: 9:38pm On Feb 14
alterego17:
Pls is ur WhatsApp group still working for d honey drink u prepare n if it is den send me d link or a way to contact u
Sure 100 percent.

Send a mail to be added.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Most Powerful Nations In The World by yemmit90: 10:52am On Feb 14
So Egypt is in Europe abi? or you are blind to see Egypt there as well.
Politics › Re: "We Listen To Nuhu Ribadu's Calls" - El-Rufai (Video) by yemmit90: 10:16pm On Feb 13
anonimi:
What do you know that the former INEC chairman does not know about this matter huh


https://www./330086500673439/permalink/2794891757526222/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v
A former INEC chairman who is a technologist? A former INEC chairman who knows better than Elon Musk? The same INEC chairman that probably oversaw analog system of voting?

If you are a technology inclined person, you will understand how fragile internet files are.
Politics › Re: "We Listen To Nuhu Ribadu's Calls" - El-Rufai (Video) by yemmit90: 8:53pm On Feb 13
LordBiden:
A civilian tapping the phone of a whole NSA?

So even tinubu calls are not safe.

And he is bold to say it in public. huh
Same way electronic transmission of votes can be tapped or hacked.

People that are advocating for this are either ignorant or have sinister motives to do the same.
Family › Re: Please Don't Lose Your Life Partner Through Spiritual Consultations by yemmit90: 11:11am On Feb 13
Those things are not real,the only real thing is what you believed in.

We are spiritual beings, you can hardly affected by what you don't know or believe in.
Family › Re: Why You Should NEVER Adopt Kids by yemmit90: 5:03pm On Feb 12
No
Yorubastardz:
She should have left the baby to be eating beans in orphanage.

That is why I don't like helping people

Now she don go buy market.

I heard the boy hits her sometimes

Her crime was to raise and take care of the boy.
The boy know that he is adopted

All I see is there is no motherly connection
Because she didn't give birth to him. Simple
I could clearly see the root of the problem your aunty is facing with the boy from your reply here. You don't tell a child that he/she is adopted, except he has traceable known parents. She created a serious problem in the boy life the moment she revealed everything to him.

Now the boy is questioning his existence and how your aunty discover him without the knowledge of his parents. In his subconscious mind, your aunty is evil and obstacle who stand between him and his real parents.
Politics › Re: Makinde Wants To Be Atiku’s Running Mate – Fayose Reveals Details Of IBB Meeting by yemmit90: 6:31pm On Feb 11
Eriokanmi:
Atiku will only win oyo state under the influence of makinde. Obviously he doesn't mind losing again and for the last time. He needs to rest. He's pretty old . Only obi will enter your house and beat you silly but the super-corrupt man doesn't want to do the needful. The masses know whom they want.

Shebi everybody was laughing when Mr doobale hit the ground once again recently in Turkey. Atiku's fall would have been a catastrophe. He cant even walk without limping nowadays. All odds are against the greedy fulaniman but he doesn't want to admit it
Win Oyo state with Atiku as presidential candidate? That is not possible if Tinubu is on the ballot. Obi has good chances of getting votes in South west than Atiku.
Politics › Re: ₦14.83 Billion Earmarked To Feed Over 91,000 Prison Inmates In 2026 by yemmit90: 6:16pm On Feb 11
nathan77:
I think maybe I should relocate to prison ooooo, I'm outside doing work with hungry why not me going to prison and be eating free government foodhuh? Seun.....
Is like you don't understand mathematics , that 14.8b is appropriate 162k per prisoner, about #500 per day. Na premium suffering for prisoners in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Elon Musk: I Will Never Endorse E-voting, It Is The easiest Way To Rig Election by yemmit90: 4:40am On Feb 11
MemoriesAndMe:
But the outrage in Nigeria is not about electronic VOTING, it's about electronic TRANSMISSION xof results. They are two different things.

The voting process remains same, transmissioIn of results electronically is a great idea. That will reduce occasions of missing ballots etc.
Could still be hacked, every party agent at the polls must have satisfied hard copy of signed result for correlation.
Travel › Re: Africa's Best Cities To Visit For Business & Leisure By Tour Africa Magazine by yemmit90: 5:06pm On Feb 10
mikeapollo:
It is a lie. You cannot put business and leisure in the same categorization and put Lagos as number one.
Lagos is purely for business. Leisure? Hell no.
That means you had not stepped your foots in Lagos before.
Celebrities › Re: To Make It, You Have To Be Financially Heartless Even To Your Family Members by yemmit90: 4:42pm On Feb 10
yarimo:
Will that Stop you not from dying leaving everything that you choose to be heartless against people?
Ignorance is a big problem on humanity, humans forgot that they have limited time on earth, and everything they've been killing or heartless to accumulate is vanity and pointless at the end of the day.

Humans are insatiable by nature, and our needs or wants are also unlimited by nature. It is quite illogical to tag your desire not to give with progress, because you can never be satisfied with your present condition. Dangote was a billionaire in dolar before he started his refinery project and even borrow billions to complete. Will dangote be able to assit or help anyone while himself is still looking for monry to complete his project? The answer is no, so saying you cannot help others because you want to be financially bouyant is just a mere selfish statement because you can never reach a point of satisfaction in life to do that.
Properties › Re: Is It Worth Renovating Your Village Home In Nigeria? by yemmit90: 9:24pm On Feb 09
Kanwulia:
To this newly renovated peaceful environment in z2025. I am still renovating and looking forward to putting up another story building in the compound because the compound is soooooo huge.😍
What is the purpose of doing this, since you swore never to live or stay in Nigeria? Are you doing this for charity?
Properties › Re: How Do You Handle Nosey Neighbours? by yemmit90: 9:06pm On Feb 09
Goo0dHardDick:
How do you deal with nosey neighbours?
How did you notice them if you are not one of them?

Every Neighbour tend to relate with you on the basis of how you equally relate with them.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Joins Protest At NASS Over E-transmission Of Results (video) by yemmit90: 11:56am On Feb 09
seunmsg:
For this one mind now, he will be president once there is electronic transmission of result. Abeg make i laugh small grin grin grin
That is no. 1 problem of major opposition party. How do they know that majority of people that don't like APC will vote them

The ideal that all Nigerians are against rulling party is flaw and silly. It will only prevent them from working hard.
Politics › Re: NNPC Refineries Unsustainable, We Were Just Wasting Money - Bayo Ojulari by yemmit90: 3:27pm On Feb 08
When Obasanjo told them it can never work, they keep insulting the old man that he will live to see it working.

If not madness,how on earth will Nigeria government think it can operate a refinery with corrupt set of people in oil sector.
Politics › Re: 2027: With Over 30 Govnors, 90% Of Lawmakers, Tinubu Afraid Of Losing Reelection by yemmit90: 12:20pm On Feb 08
This kind of mentality is the reason Tinubu is far ahead of his opponents. You can't have these set of dumb oppositions and the followers and wrestle power from a powerful politician like Tinubu. If you keep assuming he wanted to rig, how will you work hard to convince others to vote for you? What if those that wanted to vote for you decide to stay home with the believe that Tinunu will rig it, and their votes are useless?

A smart politician go for key players and stake holders who control the masses while the stupid or inexperienced ones relied on average masses who are controlling by the key players.

Do you guy even know the millions of people benefiting directly or indirectly from the governors alone, not to talk of senators, Reps, elite politicans at both federal and state level. Did you expect these millions of people to dish out their benevolence channels and vote for the people they won't benefit from? Life is give and take, and no one can genuinely follow or honour you without benefiting anything (material or immaterial) from you. The earlier you guys understand this fact, the better for you all.

It is also very wrong of oppositions party to think every commoner is against the ruling party, that is a first step of losing an election. I can boldly tell you that while majority of us are crying for help, some people are immensely benefiting fom the system, and can sacrifice anything to vote for APC again.

To vote out APC in 2027, opposition leaders and concerned masses must stop the nonsense accusation they are doing and channel their energies towards objective campaigns.
Family › Re: My Brother's Wife. by yemmit90: 11:45am On Feb 08
stan4b:
No need for my bro renting a place for her, since she'll soon go join him.

It's not chicken change to rent house in Lagos. Those in Lagos will understand.
For your brother to see her as someone that should be taking abroad, that mean she is not a stark illiterate. For a mother to opt for local medicine, she must have tried conventional ones several times or know the nature of her daughter sickness. Did you even know how she has been keeping the child healthy for good 8 years? Did you even know if her husband is aware or was the one that instrusted her to use it?

Agbo is more like a supplement than chemically induced pharmaceutical drugs used to cure ailments. They works with your body system and revitalize essential body organs for healthy living. That is why it doesn't work faster like conventional drugs because they are like food you eat that gives special nutrients to wade off sickness. All others countries in the world don't joke with herbal tea and supplements but here in Africa, we have been brainwashed to believe that these herbs can demage our kidneys and livers. Lolz.
Family › Re: Nigerian Parenting Is In Sharp Decline by yemmit90: 9:07am On Feb 08
People often underestimate the important of family units on a larger society. The rot we are facing today could be largely trace back to disintegration of families units and lack of concern to our immediate communities. We are in an era where people care not about their families members, neighbors or communities. If we don't care about our family members, how do we expect us to care for the well being of the masses if giving opportunity to rule? This simple logic may look stupid or meaningless to us but serve as antecedent to behavioral pattern of our leaders. We are yet to see the bigger problems this will eventually lead to in Nigeria.

Even in the old Greek empire, particularly Spatar, children were withdrew from their parents at age 6 in order to be fully integrated into society. The woke western countries we are copying will soon abandoned the system of giving the children excessive freedom by the time they face real menace of their doing, which has already started.
Politics › Re: 2027 Elections: 70 CSOs Insist On Real-Time Electronic Transmission Of Votes by yemmit90: 7:03pm On Feb 07
Amumaigwe:
Let them test their popularity in a free and fair election. Is that too much to ask?
Exactly my point but making E-transmition of result as a prerequisite for winning election by the oppositions is wrong except they have hiding plan to hack the system. Every rational being understand the danger pf usuing such system in this corrupt Nigeria. It could be easily hacked by external forces or politicians. The problem of network failure in some polling units can cause a serious set back and crisis between INEC and political parties.

Let every party have their loyal party agents at each polling boot to sign the final result form and have the copies. For that system to work effectively in Nigeria, every corner in the country must have access to electricity and internet. 95 percent of electorates must be living well above poverty line/well educated, and our political offices must be made very well unattractive.
Politics › Re: 2027 Elections: 70 CSOs Insist On Real-Time Electronic Transmission Of Votes by yemmit90: 5:45pm On Feb 07
Tooreda:
This is what I expect Atiku and Obi to be clamouring for. Tinubu is a regressive fellow who would want every means to manipulate result.
Dey play, the real fear of APC is not the fact that they can't win on free and fair but the fact that external influence has already tag their administration as incompetent against the killing of christians in Nigeria. How do you expect them to use the same internet controled by this powerful nation without having a second thought? Besides, we can't have smooth transmission of results as not all locations in Nigeria have access to internet.

The problem of oppostions is that , they thought every soul in Nigeria is against APC government, which is very wrong as they still have millions of die hard loyal supporters, in which I personally know many of them.
Business › Re: CBN Upgrades Opay, Moniepoint, Palmpay, Others To National Licenses by yemmit90: 6:17pm On Jan 27
OgiidiiAlagbo11:
Long overdue,they all need physical offices in all states of Nigeria
What would they need physical office for? Or you want people to corrupt their system like they did to traditional banks?

It is better they remain online and be free from unnecessary running cost that may force them to be charging us later.
Health › Re: I Didn’t Know What My Wife Was Carrying by yemmit90: 1:42pm On Jan 26
What is the moral of this story, it sounds meaningless to me.
Family › Re: Married But Lonely by yemmit90: 5:36am On Jan 24
advanceDNA:
If I ask you now...when was the last time you were all over your spouse? Initiate a surprise outing,? When was the last time you seduced your partner....?? Make your spouse feel desired...?? When was the last time u got home first and sent ur spouse a message that made him rush home to be with you...

The thing is y'all like one sided effort.....y'all expect the other person to keep the spark alive.....it's always the responsibility of the other person.....not me....

If u ask them too....they probably have the same complain as you......

Life happens....pple have to go to work and get tired when the day is over....if y'all are not deliberately intentional with investing in your relationship.....the spark will just fizzle out and become the everyday norm....
Lolz, you never had encounter with a terrible partner, reason you think you can motivate them to love you. Let me tell you this, a bad person is always a bad person irrespective of the gender they belong. And why do you think people settled for divorce? Couples opted for divorce when one of them must have exhausted every peaceful step and love to make it work.
Family › Re: My Wife Refuses To Cook With Charcoal Stove! by yemmit90: 10:15pm On Jan 23
bigpicture001:
Sister u dnt understand marriage.. in marriage, women cook all the time.. NEPA comes in 40k monthly, 12.5 kG gas finishes by 1 ND half month..

Remember gotv sub oo, data for the home etc.. expenses is too much..

Yes we use washing machine ND mini oven plus yam pounder which is scarcely used..

It's too much, income is not increasing.. I can't save for children future .. upon we use family health insurance oo
That is the issue majority of families are facing now.

Just try to make her reason with you, it is not easy for a woman who have been used to gas cooker or hot plate to start using charcoal. Besides, Charcoal is also expensive and risky, it doesn't worth the stress.

All you need to do is to cut down some expenses from other aspect. Why are you still using Gotv when you can simply watch latest movies and cartons for the kids through a flash drive or simply connect to YouTube. Stop buying data for the home, buy data only for your self, let your wife buy hers too. You can share with them when it absolutely necessary and remove them immediately. Also, is your wife stay at home mum who have time to cook all the time. Cooking should done twice daily, and the evening one should be very light and short.

By now, every man should understand that this is not the time to over pampering anyone.
Crime › Re: Esther Akwaji: Lady Collapses, Dies At Boyfriend’s House In Abuja by yemmit90: 6:07pm On Jan 23
gassbee:
Running away wil make the situation complex and indicting for you, people wil think u r responsible for her death, you should have reported the matter at the police station even if u wil be detained
It is a very tough situation any man can be, if he stay, with no witnesses from the girl side at last moment, he would be taking as a murderer, and police will make him spend his last card before moving him to the prison. He may spend nothing less than 5 years there and may eventually sentence if no strong evidences are presented in court.

He might initially had an intention to stay but got advise from people to run away.
Politics › Re: Why Doesn’t Nigeria Provide Benefits For Its Citizens Like Other African Countri by yemmit90: 10:57am On Jan 23
Ihaveleftnaija:
True, corruption and mismanagement are a huge part of the problem, and yes, the money stolen could transform our schools, hospitals, and social security overnight. But let’s be honest — the issue isn’t only with the leaders. We, as citizens, also play a role.

Even in countries where citizens enjoy better services, corruption exists among politicians. The difference is how citizens respond. They demand accountability, protest when leaders steal or fail, monitor budgets, vote wisely, and refuse to accept excuses. Accountability becomes a lifestyle, not just a complaint on social media.

So my question to us as Nigerians is: Are we ready to do the hard work to hold power accountable? Are we ready to refuse bribes, demand transparency, and stay persistent even when the system resists? Until we match our leaders’ audacity for self-interest with our own audacity for civic responsibility, the cycle of suffering will continue.

The leaders may steal, but if we never rise to demand better, nothing changes. It’s not hopeless — it’s a challenge, and it starts with us.
Let me just sum up everything, you can't give what you don't have. The masses are equally corrupt the different between our leaders and rest of us is opportunities. It is what I have see all over the place I have been to. Every single Nigerian only care about opportunity and not accountability.

As for developed countries you mentioned there were corruption too, I can categorically tell you it is not the same like ours. They can be currupt to manipulate the system but not outrightly stealing of commonwealth that will halt development of their countries. If they were that corrupt as you said, they won't be called developed world today.

To free Nigeria from corruption is not a decade job, it is what must be start now from lowest and middle class who are the majority. Once reason to steal are remove from them, we will begin to have leaders whose minds have been configured not to have interest in stealing.
Politics › Re: Why Doesn’t Nigeria Provide Benefits For Its Citizens Like Other African Countri by yemmit90: 10:44am On Jan 23
simpleseyi:
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Benefit is what is killing U.K. Ask your friends and family in U.K. The citizens there refuse to work because government keeps giving them free money. Even the Bible says that a Lazy man should not eat
The UK issue is like a rich man who hire a domestic staffs and not allow his children to do anything. If there is work for them, and there is no one to do it except them, I don't think they will reduce to do it since government can only pay them if they were unable to secure a job.

So, the blame still go to the government and not their lazy citizens.
Politics › Re: Why Doesn’t Nigeria Provide Benefits For Its Citizens Like Other African Countri by yemmit90:
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Ihaveleftnaija:
I get the frustration—throwing more money at the government won’t magically solve Nigeria’s problems if institutions are weak and corruption is rampant. But the real issue isn’t the amount of taxes; it’s whether we have systems that actually work. Countries that provide reliable services don’t just collect money—they build accountability, transparency, and trust over time.

The harder question is for us as citizens: are we ready to act like taxpayers who demand services and accountability, or will we continue to defend our tribesmen, political godfathers, and ‘big men’ even when they fail us? Real progress won’t come until we choose institutions over personalities and the public good over ethnic or personal loyalty.
You still don't get the points, institutions don't create itself, it is the people that decide to make the institutions works. If those in position of authority are not ready to make the institutions work, you can only rant from now till eternity and nothing would change.

Nigeria and other developing black Africans has only one hindrance to be free from corruption and underdevelopment.

Until Africans focus entirely on the physiological needs of their citizens, we will remain at the bottom of the ladder in the world till the rest of time. This is the fundamental causes of corruption, and until we are able to remove reasons to steal, all of us including me and you will steal if giving opportunity, because I will first think about my future and that of my generation in a society where no one will care about you.

1. Food should be the cheapest thing a man should worry about. It should be made in such a way that even those in abject poverty can comfortably eat all round nutritious foods.

2. Children under the age of 18 must be 100% taking care of by the government.

3. Elderly persons who are over 65yrs should be the responsibility of the government 100%.

4. Social security must be a must by paying stipend to unemployed people until they find jobs.

5. The lowest entry onto business world should be "limited liability" arrangements. Sole business apart from petty or mid range trading should be abolish. Nigerians must be made to do big business by partnership or buying of companies shares.

6. Erection of structure or purchasing of land by individual should be totally forbidden. Government in collaboration with private investors should be in charge of housing. You can only buy or take a mortgage.

The reality is that, if I know that government will take care of me when i get old, if I know that if I have approve number of children, government will take care of them or if I know that whenever I lost my job or source of income, I will still get assistance from government, likewise if I know that I can't be allow to buy properties with stole money, I will think twice before I steal public fund.

Ok, tell me what Malami and others used their stole money to do, is it not properties?
Politics › Re: Why Doesn’t Nigeria Provide Benefits For Its Citizens Like Other African Countri by yemmit90: 5:53am On Jan 23
Ihaveleftnaija:
The problem is not that Nigeria does not have money, but how the money is managed. Corruption and weak institutions have made it hard for citizens to feel any real benefits.

Another question we should ask is whether Nigerians are ready to pay higher taxes if we truly want government benefits. These things are not free anywhere.

Protests should not be about tribe or religion, but about accountability and strong institutions. Are we ready to be selfless and stop putting big men and powerful groups ahead of the poor and middle class? These things matter too.

We should also not just envy or copy what works in other countries, but also copy how those systems are built and sustained over time.
Don't be deceive by the insinuation that we need to pay more tax to get benefits from the government, I can bet it with anything that even if you pay 80% of your income to these set of leaders/politicians, you can never see its impact in the society. More money or tax means more money to waste by the government.
Politics › Re: Why Doesn’t Nigeria Provide Benefits For Its Citizens Like Other African Countri by yemmit90: 5:44am On Jan 23
Evilthoughts:
Abeg I dey ask because I no understand. Nigeria get oil and resources, but citizens no dey see any real benefit. Other African countries dey support their people, but for Naija na suffer we dey see everywhere.
Why e be like this?
The sole reason is corruption and lack of patriotism from Nigerians and their leaders.

In a society where each politician stole billions in Naira and Dollar, you should not expect any meaningful development. The money stole and spent irrationally by politicians and government is more than enough for free education upto university level and free medical care for all citizens.

Trillions of naira being embezzled at NNPC alone each year can foot a bill for social security for all unemployed citizens during the same year. Nigeria is hopelessly need help, and the unfortunate part of the mess is the fact that we masses are not different to them when giving the chance to rule.
Family › Re: How My Brother's Fetish Girlfriend Almost Killed Him. by yemmit90: 5:34am On Jan 23
QuinQQ:
No mind am. If voodoo attracted wealthy men all these billionaires will be married to Babalawo daughters!
How could their voodoo attract billionaires when they are not in the same circle? To be at the spot light or near a place billionaires roams to get attention, you have to be a rich girl or billionaire daughter yourself.

Voodoo to attract rich men works when they have encounter with them. If Dangote has encounter with those diabolic girls, he might be their biggest cash out ever.
Politics › Re: Fubara Is The Leader Of APC In Rivers, That's The President's Position - Bwala by yemmit90: 5:09am On Jan 23
SmartPolician:
Politically, Wike is technically finished. That's why he abandons governance in Abuja to get involved in Rivers politics - unlike his Rivers State, there's no guarantee he can rig elections in Abuja
I will partially agree with you, he really cross the red line as mentioned by Bwala.

1. He should not have publicly warn APC central cacus to stay clear of APC matter in his state when he is not their registered member.

2. He should not have told the lawmakers to initiate impeachment process on governor.

Wike want to kill two birds with a stone, he made a bigger mistake by not defecting to the APC before Fubara. He also made a big mistake by signing an agreement that Fubara should not go the second term, who in his right sense does that. Is he the people of River state. Did he expect Funara to just accept that stupid agreement when he has clear channel in APC to achieve that. Presidency and APC are not stupid, they know if they reject Fubara to join them, he will definitely join ADC and use incumbent power to gain more votes for opposition especially if Peter Obi is on the ballot. They also understand that Fubara can equally do what Wike did for them in the last election more effectively now with full federal support.

The only hope for Wike now if he is wise is to concentrate at the central and be friend with them. He will do himself a big favour by leaving River politic entirely and establish his influence in Abuja. He can rebuild PDP and put forward his candidate to contest against Fubara, or defect to APC before 2031 and use his mighty influence to back another loyal candidate in Rivers state.

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