NewStats: 3,265,424 , 8,186,699 topics. Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025 at 09:28 PM 6h393

No war ended with missiles or bombs

It is always on the negotiation table

Stop the war now

No war ended with missiles or bombs

It is always on the negotiation table

Stop the war now and let diplomacy prevail

Wike with his bad mouth

The man some people love to hate

This isn't funny at all

Things will escalate and no one is safe

The human race at a precipice

Shots fired

Waiting for response

Interesting times ahead

What an avoidable tragedy

So so sad

Short of words

Too many baggages in her luggage.

Provide proof to your allegations or forever keep quiet

How will the rail system work, when large numbers of trucks are still being delivered and used for transportation.

Even though the church cannot be separated from politics and politics from the church.

As much as possible the sanctity of the church should be maintained.

The women to the rescue once more.

Win na win, cup na cup, and Arsenal na still Arsenal. At last

Stand up for the champion.

Inter almost won it but almost isn't good enough.

Hearty congratulations to them. May the bundle of Joy remain with us and bring peace and more peace to the family.

Viserion:
Add married men to the list

I agree, too much responsibility with no ending billing

tasalanoni:

It takes irreversible madness to Tinubu and anything APC but I'll attempt to educate you a little on this particular issue.
The recent drop in prices got absolutely nothing to do with your dead local policy of duty waiver. It was largely the result of international forces in the rice trade, especially India. Before now, India enacted a 20% duty on rice exports in a bid to discourage exports and ensure local sufficiency. This policy combined with the weak Naira made imports into Nigeria very unattractive. Coupled with our local production insufficiency, prices skyrocketed. Last year, the monsoon season made India and several other rice producing countries witness very high yields that hadn't been seen in nearly a decade, and consequently, prices crashed. To protect local farmers and stabilize prices, Indian lifted the 20% duty on exports and Nigeria took advantage of the waiver and flooded the market. But it's a shortlived respite because India has re-enacted the duty. Expect prices to start soaring again in the coming months.

Thanks for the information but let's enjoy the low prices while it last. There is hope for Nigeria even with this APC government. It's not all gloomy.

shortgun:
They are still playing politics of propaganda.
BUA chairman should provide of his warehouse or store where Nigerians will buy 50kg rice for 60k.
Rice is still selling for over 80k.
Nonsense

I bought 50kg of rice for 58k in Ilorin 3 days ago. Stop the lies and propaganda. Go to any market in the SW price of rice is around 60k.

Photoshoping bags of rice and attaching price tags to them to paint the government bad is wickedness. BAT will succeed and Nigeria will be great again whether you like it or not

Kudos to the flying Eagles

To those who are sad at any good news about Nigeria - una go tire o. If Una no tire go hug the nearest transformer.

Nigeria go better. Nigeria is a blessed country.
Better dey come and better don come.

The Jagaban train is moving

Better before it's too late

Going! Going!! Going!!!

War mongering and blood spilling are the new order of the day

Deceit and murder now served as breakfast

Wailing and mourning now the daily lullaby

Humanity flushed down the toilet

Who will save man from himself?

W

Terrible

Hope this mystery will be resolved and the culprits brought to book

Another abracadabra

Nigeria's oil sector, the more you look the less you see

Season of defections

Follow who knows road, no dey make noise.

Oya, opposition speak up and counter the claim with cerebral ideas not insults. Move stuff for once.

Wike! Wike!! Wike!!!

How many times I call you?

The sound of your drum is getting too loud, too too loud.

No be today, normal thing

Get to power, abuse it and dare the government and the people.

Nemesis has caught up with this one.

PDP is gone. Otilo

Its death was hastened by the inordinate ambition of one person. Selfishness kills

Between the devil and the deep blue sea

Zelensky is now an orphan

The earlier he stops the human sacrifice in the name of war the better

Nowhere is safe

One man's food is another man's poison

Coloured man face front

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Lolz....my guy there's no unity in the South o. Open your eyes. Unless by South, you mean only the SW[/quote]

You have a point, but if Tinubu can secure the votes from the SW and 30% from the SS with 15% from SE he is good to go. Noted that the governors and political leaders in both the SS and SE are overtly or covertly working for Tinubu. I see him getting more votes from SW, SS and SE than he did in 2023.

As for the North,they are disunited, but note that a lot also depends on the opposition and who their presidential candidate is.

Nigeria certainly needs a responsive and empathetic leader.

Security zero, hunger everywhere, economy going down, youths don japa finish, etc

Naija needs an urgent turnaround.

Interesting days ahead

One thing is certain: the North has never been more disunited than now, and the South has never been more united than now.

So do the maths.

My sincere prayer is that the electorates will open their eyes and vote for a leader who will listen and take Nigeria to the promised land.

This is going beyond politics, na threat to life be this.

It shouldn't, for any reason, get to this level nawn.

Is politics a do-or-die affair?

We disagree to agree. Easy does it.