NewStats: 3,263,483 , 8,180,281 topics. Date: Friday, 06 June 2025 at 07:44 AM 5x6f6v

greggng:



This story is not logical ..if your wife get hiv ...you go collect from her ...you can test negative while she test positive ...you no dey Bleep her? Abeg go redo your test abd come with a logical story

Very logical my neighbor married his wife for years not knowing she is HIV, after 3 years he got to know they are still married and he is still clean same with their 3kids

It is easier for a man to spread HIV than a woman, as long as their is no open wound on the man for her fluid mix with it

SoNature:


The problem of Bayelsa State is that they have a bloated civil service who come to work every day, gist, read newspapers and go home later. When the month ends, they start asking for salaries.

Only the Bayelsan and fellow oil producing states have the right to question their government

Nigeria as a country depends on the SS for survival

Islie:


https://punchng.com/24-states-cant-pay-salaries-without-fg-allocation-budgets/?amp

The SS states is Feeding the entire country so they can do as they please

Ogiame:


What then do you call Cardoso? An Angel? 😂

I neva sea am carry big big Bible yet or shey u don see am?
We are only seeing BULABUL econometrics yet let's see the rest of them as we go

spiSeyi:
Aboki boys full everywhere with millions of hard currency , yet some people with 2x2 shop will claim that they are the only biz tycoon in Nigeria who developed Lagos .
When it comes to business ventures the Northern guys are the king,yet they don't make noise and chest beat even when then can afford to by all the 2x2 shops and their owners.

Which king and their land is poverty stricken inside out
In a normal country like Kenya South Africa Ghana you think say selling currencies na work?
Ogbeni de close ya mouth no be because of hate you go de lie untop Okoro boys, even your president through the vice president talk am at the Geometric power launch

No de talk nonsense because of hate always make use of your God given brain effectively and not like those Agberos

Ogiame:
But you were everywhere blaming Godwin Emefiele when he was governor of the CBN....


You're a FAILURE, just like the way you call Emefiele.

Emiefele is a special demon released from hell fire to come and suck d blood of Nigerians

Chucks13:


Ok, it's no longer Buhari has ruined Nigeria?

Your laziness ruined you.

Be honest wth yourself since Gej era till date tell us where you have worked? Business you have done to better your life? The farming or handwork or trade you have done or doing till date? Tell us with proof.

You use 8 years to insult Buhari then we came here and warned you and your group to leave Buhari and govt matter and focus on your life, go get job, go do farming, go raise goats, snails, grass cutter etc, go learn trade etc hard days still ahead, you never hear us instead you dey insult us now ghen ghen don knack u come dey talk ruined ba? Your laziness and no ambition ruined you.

Your moniker says it all "Amegedn "666" descendant no wonder obi is your Emperor we know now.

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Sharap ya mouth
Insulting Buhari and APC for 8 years is more than any work or business
What do you say BULABUL is doing

omowolewa:
BBC and sensational news

porthouse7:
Needles protest

Then why stop it if it is needless

Lawag3:


Rest man rest .

Go and sit down

judatech:
I wish the West had left Gaddafi alone 😭

What concerns innocent Christians in their land of origin and the trouble of Gaddafi/West palaver

If all religion wants to behave like terrorists who will stand

twosquare:
That is if you are using servers of countries that have issues with Binance...like USA...UK and some countries have rules too concerning crypto.... but it is safer to use servers of other African countries.

To use any server, first know the crypto rule of that country to avoid issues. That's just it.

Why should anyone be browsing under such conditions

Racoon:
Nigeria has failed, must be reformed – Northern Elders Forum chair



https://www.timesng.com/news/top-news/671537-nigeria-has-failed-must-be-reformed-northern-elders-forum-chair.html?utm_campaign=twitter&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitte

Throughout Buharis eight miserable years u did not see this

Lawag3:


Gosh man, I don't even understand your question because of the error.

You came here saying how dare you quote from Wikipedia in this forum. As if you own nairaland or as if it's forbidden to quote Wikipedia. The funny thing is you can't provide proof that I quote Wikipedia. Not that I see anything wrong in quoting authentic information from Wikipedia.


My friend all you've just done is that you've shown yourself to be a dunce a big one.

You're truly foolish and shameless unless you prove me wrong be showing proof that I quote Wikipedia.

I know you'll stupidly quote me without any proof of what you accused me of doing. I should warn you it will only make you more stupid, do yourself a favour. I won't even reply you if you reply stupidly and without proof.

I never knew any human can be this shameless and abominable

johnjose68:


The same reason katsina population is 3 times that of edo state and there is nothing you can do about that!!!

Population wey poverty carry over 90%, you want to tell me that MTN and Co makes more money in dead Kastina than Edo state?
Both you and NBS are on high local cheap weed

FreeStuffsNG:
Top 10 states with the highest number of internet s in Nigeria
by Samson Akintaro.



https://nairametrics.com/2024/02/25/top-10-states-with-the-highest-number-of-internet-s-in-nigeria/

Nigeria Bureau of statistics so you me expect to believe that MTN GLO AIRTEL and 9mobile are making more money in Adamawa Kastina kaduna than AIBOM IMO EDO CrossRiver
Very nonsensical data

Lawag3:


Just have some shame and not mentioning me. I have better things to do. If you want to mention me do that with proof of what you said I did.

You are extremely shameless, so where did I quoting you from

Lawag3:


Ok bring out the Wikipedia article that I quoted. If you can't just shut up.

You're wiser than this. This stupid behaviour is below you. Since you know it's from Wikipedia bring proof. Or don't tell me you just made claim without proof? That's something only a fool will do. Are you a fool? If no then bring proof.

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Just imagine

ogododo:



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/02/economic-crisis-obasanjo-urges-devolution-of-power-resources-to-states/

When Obansanjo was President he refused it and Tinubu was the arrowhead of power devolution then, now Tinubu is President let us see what he will do

Lawag3:


Ok show me where I quote Wikipedia. Even if I did what's wrong with that and what will you do. Don't quote me if you don't have anything reasonable to say.

That is why I ask you which night school you graduated from?
Even the Jehovah's witness Awake magazine is more acceptable for references you de here shamelessly de defend Wikipedia that any rat can edit and unedit

Again, which village night school did you attend?

NigerianEagle:
The crypto stablecoin USDT is not the same as US$.

This is a warning to those who are rushing to convert their life savings and wealth from Naira to USDT that they are taking a big risk.

The organisation which manages USDT claims that each unit of USDT is backed by an actual deposit of $1 in a bank but they have never been able to prove this.

There is no audit report or independent verification of this, the only document they have is an attestation.

There is a possibility of a stablecoin crashing and it has happened before.

If the USDT sufferers a serious depeg and crashes you will loose all the money you have there.

Go and read up about Do Kwon and his stablecoin UST which crashed and rendered thousands of people bankrupt.

Stop putting unnecessary pressure on the Naira by rushing to Binanc and other crypto exchanges to convert your money to USDT which is not even a legal tender in any country of the world!

Good writing but I don't see how this is putting pressure on the naira instead it only proves that the naira fall is simply base on useless speculations both on the digital world and real sectors
People are just manipulating figures for the naira with nothing to prove why, the necessary authorities should simply go after the economic saboteurs

Jagabanbattle:
No one is above the law.

All NLC leadership should be arrested if they go against the law.

Coward, you ya father and the Tinubu u are chicken your moniker is of what is it
You see battle u don die before the action, thunder strike you

Lawag3:


The percentage of Palestinians killed isn't even up to 2%. The same God said after Al this you'll be gathered from the ends of the Earth back onto your lands. That proves why God is God

How dare you quote Wikipedia on this forum, which night class did you attend and in what village?

Scammers, the fake prophet is just another TB Joshua

Sheistoopretty:
Foolish man...... DNA for what?

Y didn't Mohbad do the DNA when he was alive?

If I am her, I will never do that DNA

Rubbish

Guilty as charged

Ebubu:
Pictures below

International wetin?
Don't abuse the word "international" abeg you

What a junk write up, somebody is exporting to Mali and he thinks he is helping the economy?

We export fresh raw materials and we think we are doing great worse of all we are now down to CFA countries market zones

Agbado president Agbado mentality

Conservative what?
Because you see people wearing hijabs and men forming holiness you don't know say na dem knack shege

DerrickzB:


Joblessness is a bad thing!! So you still Dey here dey mumu!! Meanwhile how is bahkmut

Where is the boy?

LeoDeKing:
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I was agreeing with the report until I got to this.

Maybe biafuro military.

So the fact that some remain in Abuja without going to war is not of concern to you

The cultural and ethnic melding of Northern Nigeria’s Hausa and the Fulani people is so deep, so labyrinthine, so time-honored, and so unexampled that a fictitious ethnic category called the “Hausa-Fulani” was invented by Nigeria’s southern press to describe the emergent ethnic alchemy it has produced.


Northern intellectuals resented the label at first. For example, the late Dr. Yusufu Bala Usman, the famously iconoclastic professor of history at the Ahmadu Bello University who was ethnically Fulani and who was the scion of the Katsina and Kano royal families, condemned the hyphenation of Hausa and Fulani as both ill-willed and ignorant.

But several Northern Nigerian elites of Hausa and Fulani filiation have now enthusiastically embraced it. President Muhammadu Buhari, for instance, told the Weekly Trust in 1999 that he loved the hyphenated Hausa-Fulani identity that the southern press invented because it encapsulates the complexity of his own identity. His father is Fulani while his mother is half Kanuri and half Hausa.

More than that, though, Buhari is culturally and linguistically Hausa. Like most people in Nigeria’s northwest who trace patrilineal bloodline to the Fulani (including most of the emirs), he doesn’t speak a lick of Fulfulde (as the language of the Fulani is called in Nigeria) and is completely divorced from the culture of the “unmingled” Fulani who now live mostly in Nigeria’s northeast and in the bushes elsewhere in the country.

Over the years, the northern political elite not only used the common Islamic heritage of the Hausa and the Fulani people as an instrument to construct and cement the notion of an undivided and indivisible Hausa-Fulani identity, they also encouraged other parts of the country to see them as one, undifferentiated people.

In time, the rest of the country came to regard the Hausa and the Fulani as indistinguishable. A popular quip among the Yoruba says, “Gambari pa Fulani ko lejo ninu,” which roughly translates as “If a Hausa person kills a Fulani person, there is no case,” implying that the Hausa and the Fulani are homogenous people whose internal strife are no more than evanescent, resolvable sibling squabble.

But the emergence and unabating intensification of kidnapping for ransom and other forms of rural and urban banditry in the Northwest where most of the villains are Fulani and most of the victims are Hausa are rupturing the centuries-old ethnic harmony between the Hausa and the Fulani that Nigerians had taken for granted.

In response to the rural and urban banditry by mostly Fulani brigands against Hausa people, Hausa people have formed vigilante groups called yan sakai or yan banga for self-defense, but Fulani people say the yan banga self-defense groups often indiscriminately murder innocent Fulani people who are not even remotely connected with abductions and murders.

This has provoked an endless cycle of recriminations and retaliatory violence between Hausa and Fulani people and is threatening the age-old, Islam-inspired ethnic fusion between them.

This has been going on for years under the radar of the national and international media until BBC’s BBC Africa Eye brought it to the forefront of global attention in its Jul 24, 2022, documentary titled “The Bandit Warlords of Zamfara.” The documentary showed that although the Hausa and the Fulani share a common culture, religion, heritage, and language, they are, for the most part, divided and rarely mix in rural areas. They fight over land, water, and food.

Self-confessed Fulani bandits told the BBC that Hausa people enjoy preferential treatments in government jobs, that Fulani people face discrimination in the formal sector in northern Nigeria, and that kidnapping, banditry, and indiscriminate mass murders were the only way they could call attention to their neglect.

Following the documentary, which so unsettled the Nigerian government that local TV stations that rebroadcast it were fined, there has been an open discussion, particularly in Arewa social media circles, of hitherto culturally taboo subjects such as whether Usman Dan Fodio whose jihad inaugurated the current Fulani ruling families in much of Muslim northern Nigeria was a Hausa-hating Fulani ethnic supremacist.

Islam had been centuries old and already deeply entrenched in Hausa land before Usman Dan Fodio’s nineteenth-century jihad, which many historians have called a “Fulani war.” The well-regarded seventeenth-century Songhai Muslim scholar by the name of Ahmad Baba, for instance, had recognized Hausa land as a bastion of Islam.

In a 1613 essay titled, “Al-kashf wa-l-bayān li-aṣnāfmajlūb al-Sūdān” (translated into English as “The Exposition and Explanation Concerning the Varieties of Transported Black Africans”), he wrote that “the people of Kano, some of Zakzak [Zaria], the people of Katsina, the people of Gobir, and all of the Songhay” lived under ideal Islamic rule and could never be enslaved by other Muslims.

About 200 years later, when Dan Fodio decided to “reform” the Islam he met in Hausa land, he repudiated the Islam that the Hausa people had practiced. In his 1806 treatise titled "Bayan Wujub Al-Hijra, Ala L-Ibad,” Dan Fodio rebutted Ahmad Baba’s thesis by asserting that what was true of Hausa land when Ahmad Baba wrote, “might not necessarily be true at all other times, since every scholar relates what he sees in his own days.” Dan Fodio’s son, Muhammad Bello, also wrote Infaq al-mansur in 1813, exactly 200 years after Ahmad Baba, and contested the notion that Hausa land was ruled by Islamic precepts.

Now, in everyday dialogic engagements on social media, in the marketplace, and in the streets, Hausa and Fulani people are openly talking about the jihad and its decidedly ethnic character. Hausa people are asking why all the emirs that emerged from the jihad, except for that of Bauchi, were Fulani. (Emirs in Borgu in Kwara and Niger states are not the product of the jihad and are not Fulani.)

These questions are especially important because the Fulani emirs who dislodged Hausa Muslim rulers have been doing exactly what the Hausa Muslim rulers were accused of by Fulani jihadists—keeping multiple wives and concubines, oppressing everyday folks called the talakawa, believing and partaking in fortunetelling, etc. Besides, in Islam, leadership isn’t hereditary, so Hausa people are asking why a supposedly Islamic jihad has entrenched Fulani ethnic monarchies to the exclusion of the native Hausa populations.

These debates aren’t new, of course. For example, in a June 30, 2000, article titled “The Fulani Factor in Nigerian Politics” published in the Weekly Trust, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (who later became the emir of Kano on June 8, 2014, and was dethroned on March 9, 2020) caused a stir among not just other Nigerians but also among Hausa people when he said although the Fulani in northern Nigeria have lost their language and culture to the Hausa, they still cherish the irreproducible cultural and genetic distinctiveness that their ethnic identity imbues them with.


He isolated Nigerian leaders of putative Fulani line of descent—Ahmadu Bello, Shehu Shagari, Murtala Mohammed, and Muhammadu Buhari—whom he said even their “greatest enemies” respect because they supposedly embodied incomparable and uniquely Fulani values (even when they are/were not culturally Fulani).

He pointed out that the same could not be said of “other prominent non-Fulani contemporaries of these great men,” including military Head of State Ibrahim Babangida, who is Hausa, and Sani Abacha, who was Kanuri but born and raised in Kano. Sanusi then said the Fulani are “culturally programmed, generation after generation, to imbibe the best spirits of what makes good leadership, to a far greater extent than competing cultures.”

Garba Shehu, now a spokesperson for President Muhammadu Buhari, who is ethnically Hausa from Jigawa, was incensed. In a response titled “Sanusi’s Racist Rubbish” on July 7, 2000, Shehu wrote: “When I read Sanusi L. Sanusi’s article ‘The Fulani Factor in Nigerian Politics’…I came away with the feeling that the writer wanted to do one of two things: to either be ridiculous or to insult all of us who are not Fulani with some racist crap.”

Shehu invalidated Sanusi’s ethnic supremacist notion of a Fulani culture that makes Fulani people such good, just leaders by calling attention to the atrocities that were perpetuated against Hausa people by Fulani emirs—or what he called the “well-documented acts of brigandage” by the “Fulani oligarchy”— which instigated the emergence of the Northern Elements Progressives Union (NEPU).

“Where was he when the late Sa’adu Zungur, Aminu Kano, and company fought Fulani rulers who forced Hausa peasants to work the emirs’ farms, snatched wives, plundered what was kept in their trust, and appropriated/mismanaged farmlands and other resources belonging to their subjects?” Shehu wrote.

These sorts of emotive brickbats between everyday Hausa and Fulani people are escalating and becoming mainstream in the aftermath of the bloodstained conflict between Hausa farmers and Fulani herders. In fact, there are now calls, from both Hausa and Fulani interlocutors, for the reformation of the emirate system to strip emirship of its exclusivity to people of Fulani ancestry.

I think these are transitory, spur-of-the-moment tensile pushes and pulls that may soon abate, but it’s astonishing that it’s even happening.

**farooq kperogi **

WrriterNig:
⚡🇺🇸 🇨🇳 🇷🇺 US-China WW3 timeline:

American Deep State has brainwashed the society into two halves:

🔹Democrats — insanely anti-Russia

🔹Republicans — insanely anti-China

So, here’s the plan: Deep State will install a Democrat - senile Biden or someone else, doesn’t matter - from 2024-2028 in order to continue the 🇺🇦 Ukraine war.

Then, bring in a Republican in 2029 to start a war with China.

So, the next five years will involve preparation for the Asia war:

🔹New 🇺🇸 US military bases in the 🇵🇭 Philippines

🔹Fortifying 🇦🇺 Australia with missiles, submarines and what not

🔹Rearming 🇯🇵 Japan and bringing it into NATO

🔹Strengthen US military bases in South Korea and Guam. Perhaps add new missile defense systems.

🔹Complete the theft of 🇹🇼 Taiwan’s semiconductor technology

While two parties rule America back and forth, life President Vladimir Pootin is d the demigod of Russia