NewStats: 3,264,710 , 8,184,476 topics. Date: Thursday, 12 June 2025 at 07:01 AM 56u3a

Why did she repeatedly refer to her husband's istrative tenure as "regime"?

Is this sheer ignorance of semantics or a deliberate snide at her husband?

slivertongue:
There is breach of trust already. The candidate is not known to keep what he says and mean what he says and it is difficult for us to believe whatever is agreed with them, ”

Exactly OBJ's remarks about Atiku in his several speeches and publications!

I think Nigerians should be weary of this man...

MufasaLion:


Everybody likes comfort but many are lazy to work for the comfort. Comfort don't come to people, you work for it!

Ah! Ain't NDLEA prosecuting the suspects again? Abi na which exhibit dem wan present as evidence against them?




But, what do I know sef!
Any learned fellow in the house may wish to enlighten us please...

Elebiiro:
What is the meaning of marabout?

Google is even friendlier then ever...



Just highlight the word and Google Dictionary pops up to help out.

Buzx:


If only you knew that all those drawings were created from his imaginations. There are not a lot of artists who could do that.

I takes imagination and creativity to be an artist...

Criticism improves creativity.

You're coming up as a ballpoint pen artist.

I do not known your intent at creating this post, but if it was for exhibition or promotional purpose, I suggest you tidy many things up. E.g you need to define your margins and scaling properly before creating the images so that your text can sit well in the concept arrangement.

I also think you need to improve on your shading. There are some images where you used crosshatching but you didn't create the typical shade background upon which such heavy shading should rest.
I think you need to improve on real-life drawing too. There's what we call ambience. For instance, your capture should have little real-life details like sky, birds, vegetation etc, it makes your drawings holistic.

All in all, I rate you 5.5/10..

Wishing you greater heights.

Scam!

Abizz:
That woman sure deserves better.
Sometimes I wonder where women even meet animals.

... Mostly in the "Zoo"

Nothing for that witch wey die @96?

Cc: Gandollar...

Grandmeister:
Best in of what?
In the east it is Enugu
In the Niger deltan South-south states it is Calabar
In the north I don’t know ( haven’t been to all northern states)
In the west it is Lagos.

kingsways:
By 1st October, 2023 2022 election campaigns will have already started

And Labour Party cannot be stopped from holding a rally

E remain Shettima and Pantami...

The same Iran that shot herself on the foot in the blind fury of anger and bid to avenge a soldier's death on the US?!

They better calm down and focus better before they release their 'secret nuke' on their clumsy selves!

Nigerian Magistrates?



They're like the NPF; corrupt and unjust ...




No RIP to spare!

I wish one particular female magistrate in that self same geopolitical zone this kind of fate!

JaceBlaze:


Congratulations for fixing that.You must have been in your feelings you had to look hard enough to find it.

You are not even smart enough to understand the implications of words used.You used the word "littered" as if to say South Africans are are flocking to Mauritius in droves just to be an irritation like the Nigerians are doing in South Africa and other places.It's not a new revelation that South Africans love to vacation in Mauritius,and we go there with proper documents.It's that what you call "littered"?

I told you you're poorly educated, didn't I?
I should have known it's worse than I'd thought!

So dumb you do not even know the
distinction between a figurative expression and a literal expression!

Sorry for you...

JaceBlaze:


There's nothing derogatory about what that woman said.Stop using words you don't know the definitions of.The MEC should be greatful grateful that leeches from neighbouring countries are coming into the country illegally to abuse public facilities they are not paying a dime to use? Is that how you reason?

Give us the name of that country that has South African people "littered" everywhere...I know you can't,you are just projecting the behaviour of your people on to us.

If you're South African, you should have no business commenting here, talk less of giving me a mention! You know why? Your stupid and shameless attitude just corroborated part 1 of my view...

And if you're Nigerian typing this scum, I'd say you're worthy of your ignorance!
How widely have you traveled?
You asked me for an example and your dumb skull didn't tell you to await my answer before you jumped onto the conclusion that I have none!

So, I ask you again skunk; how widely have you traveled?
Go to Mauritius close by and see SA citizens flocking in like migrant birds! If you need more examples, visit some of your
characteristically nauseating embassies around the world!
While you're at it, let it sink into your numb skull that the xenophobia SA is promoting today will lead her into Apartheid II. (that's if you're smart enough to understand what I mean)...

And talking about smartness, Hey! I just fixed one of your poor grammars for you up there!

Good day!

There are 2 angles to this view:

An ungrateful SA ing derogatory remarks on fellow Africans,who fought tooth and nail to see her become genuinely free and sovereign Black nation...

And some parasitic SA neighbors far and near who often are keen on seeking better and ready-made alternatives to building their own homegrown facilities!

My take:
SA citizens should stop acting like their own compatriots aren't littered around developed nations, seeking better lives too! - what goes around, comes around.

Other African nations too should gear towards progressive development instead of seeking to be dependent on other nations - as you lay your bed, so you lie on it!

Culture is a complex aspect of humans. Whether in the study or practice of it, culture often cut across many areas or subjects.
From the Arts of Sociology to Anthropology, the Sciences of Palaeontology to Chemistry; the mention and definition of culture remains recurrent.

In the everyday use or disuse of language, culture impulsively gives off its meaning summarily as the means of identifying someone's or some people's social background by visible or audible traits such as their native language, clothing and dressing, cuisine, interpersonal relations such as in greeting... And to a lesser extent the material things they use such as utensils, architecture and so on.

And whereas other aspects of the human society are deliberately altered and changed progressively, culture is usually advocated to remain conservative!

So, in Nigeria today, despite the wave of modernism, some parts of the country have done a great deal of conscious effort to preserve their culture with little or no alterations as it were.

In my opinion, when it comes to clothing, dressing and the lingual elements of culture, I think we can give it to the northern part of Nigeria, especially NW and NE.

When it comes to folklore and traditional music, I vote for SW, while SE has no rivals in the preservation of cultural rites such as in marriage, funerals and community association.

But to be more specific about the deep-rooted connection of a people to their ancestral ways of life, especially living in defiance to the imported revealed religions and sophistication, such that activities like invocation of spiritual powers and adulation of divinity (Black Magic if you like), I think I'll give it to the Binis and her neighbours.

The Benin culture is arguably the best preserved culture in Nigeria. For instance, no matter how highly placed or influential you are; as a son or daughter of the soil you pay obeisance to the Oba right on your knees!

I have also observed with keen interest how in spite of the deep involvement of a Benin native in the spiritual activities of the revealed religions, they always showed reverence and subordination to the spirituality of their culture... This is not a common disposition to culture among other Nigerian peoples to their original cultures.

So, which state, tribe or geopolitical zone would you say qualifies as the cultural capital of Nigeria?

Ekundayo7574:
Fact-Check: Is it true that CAN has Never Had a Northern Christian as its President Since 1976?





https://prnigeria.com/2022/07/16/northern-christian-president/

Mischief dey sleep wahala go wake am...

Has JNI or NSCIA ever had a Muslim of southern extraction as its leader?

Northerners cornered Islamic affairs and Southerners Christian affairs!

Even that her dog no safe...

SCAM!

iwaeda:
Who is safe A whole AIG, just one ranks below IG

pansophist:
Hopefully the bank compensates him since his car was parked inside their premises, under their watchful eyes.

Vehicles are parked at owner's risk...

...And Reno, like the wave of the sea, unstable in his ways...

Abba Kyari - Suspended.



Richard Gele - Dismissed, De-kitted!



If you know, you know!

FreeStuffsNG:
This is wrong and I do not it at all

You know, I've had course to interact with you once or twice on this platform, and the experience was quite fantastic!
However, there are times I see your post, and (forgive me) I just can't help wondering within myself how such an intelligent fellow chose to someone who vowed to "fight dirty" just to become Nigeria's president!?

My question for Ngige; you knew all these all along and you wanted to contest for the presidency... To what end?

Cursed be Femi Adesina!

Any of the APC senators that oppose the impeachment move, cursed be he also!
May their abodes be the next point of call for the terrorists!
Ashe!

They'll labour in vain!

Their labour to death just began

Only dumb people keep reinforcing failed efforts and expect a different result after each push...