jmoore:
When Nnamdi Kanu was arrested in Kenya, it was relatively calm in southeast. His extremist supporters thought he just decided to stay away from the public.

Then as soon as Nigerian government made his arrest public, the violence increased.

Nigerian government must learn from this and resist the temptation of extradition of Simon Ekpa to Nigeria.

So what should Nigerian government do? Learn from Israel. Go to Finland, take out Simon Ekpa. His body should be burnt to ashes and disposed in the sea or ocean. This must be a secret plot. With this, his supporters won't know who is behind his disappearance. Let it remain a mystery.

Kemetian:


Your father's house is backward.

Educated people call nations such as ours 'DEVELOPING COUNTRIES', and those make up 85% of the world's 202 countries.

''As of January 2024, the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs classified 37 countries as "developed economies". In contrast, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) classifies 152 countries as developing nations, indicating that most of the world's regions are developing''.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developed_country

So you can take your ''backward'' bullshiit and stuff it up your ass.

OLAADEGBU:


The decision was made during a stakeholders' meeting on Thursday, aimed at implementing the Enugu State Anti-Noise Pollution Policy.

JagabanB:

Maybe u should look for another lie to tell, Nigeria can't deploy 5 military personnels at every junction in SE, it will leave a huge deficit in other states.

JagabanB:

Maybe you should make videos about three junctions straight to prove your point.

JagabanB:

Have u been to other parts of the country and not see soldiers?
Soldiers mount check points in so many northern states and some check points èmpty vehicles, the passengers all have to come down to pass through that check point before entering the vehicle after passing the check points, I have experienced this in Benue, Taraba etc.
I have never experienced that in SE.
The soldiers in SE are more friendly than the ones in the north to say the least.

JagabanB:

Nobody wiII send soldiers to stop u lgb0s from burning down ur houses.
Ur UGM dón't want u to protest, u are scared of them not soldiers.

pazienza:
These are reasons why no reasonable and Igbo thinking Igbo man should be involved in the planned protest:


1. You have already been marked as number one opposition to APC.
Once this protest starts, you will be used as the scapegoat by the government to teach others lessons, while others will stylishly rescind and even join in bashing you.
It has happened before. Stay off the useless protest.

2. You stand to gain nothing from the protest. If Tinubu resigns or steps down, you are not 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th in line to take over from him.
You will be stupid to offer Igbo head to be used to break a coconut others will enjoy while you stay sidelined as usual.

3. The protest in the SE will easily be hijacked by questionable characters like Simon Ekpa who is being controlled by external anti Igbo elements within and outside Nigeria. Simon Ekpa and his branch of IPOB are fifth columnists and Trojan horses implanted by enemies of Ndiigbo to destroy our land.
If you stupidly join this protest, Ekpa will make sure destruction and confrontation with Nigerian army happens by unleashing his armed boys to cause mayhem and justify Nigerian army violence on all of us.
Be careful not to start what you don't have control over.

4. SE is not the worst hit by APC failure in governance.
We always knew APC had nothing to offer hence as a progressive race, we have stood as a bastion of stiff opposition to APC since 2015 and have paid the ultimate prize of political exclusion for it while the rest of Nigeria including SS got a fair share of political representation in APC, as they have held both deputy senate and Senate posts so far. APC has made sure they returned our resentment towards them with political exclusion and banishment for us.
We knew APC will fail and are better prepared to endure this reality than the rest of the country who claim to be better at playing politics. There is therefore no need to pretend like we expected better from APC by joining a useless protest.
The whole idea of protest is to register a dissatisfaction because you expected better. This isn't the case with SE, hence the redundancy of a protest in SE. Let those who know how to play politics and expected better from APC do the protest.


5. Sometimes, silence is the best answer or what we call "masterly inactivity". We need to retain tactical silence in Nigeria now, stay off issues, let the "owners of Nigeria " to sort themselves out.
You know the popular axiom of "If you wait long enough by the river banks, you will see your enemies float by".
This should be our plan with Nigeria going forward.


With all these reasons outlined so far, it's now obvious why a protest is not the solution for SE.
Let Tinubu see off his 8years and let Shettima do his too.
Let's work with this mindset. Let's get ourselves prepared to win this economic endurance marathon. We are best prepared to win this torture than the rest than the rest of Nigeria as non of them have had to endure 1/100th of what we endured in Biafra or in post Biafra Nigeria until now.
Don't join them, your reality are not same as theirs.
Cheta na Oke solu Ngwere maa mmili, okoo Ngwere, ogaghi akoo Oke.
Let's put more emphasis on our state governors, if there should at all be any protest, let it be to demand for better utilisation of our share of the national allocation from our governors down to local government chairmen.
Let the Aku luo Uno continue.
Let's find a way to flush those Simon Ekpa terrorists that have besieged our lands in Southern Anambra and Northern Imo out.
Let's return peace to our land, grow our economy. Let's live like FG and Nigeria does not exist.

We can do this Umunnem.

dre11:

INSIDER: Not Forex, Not Gov’t Policy. Real Reason GSK Left Nigeria After 51 Years




https://fij.ng/article/insider-not-forex-not-govt-policy-real-reason-gsk-left-nigeria-after-51-years/

ChumzyOma:
Senator Ubah Rises as Preferred Choice Amidst Ndi Anambra's Disappointment with Soludo's Leadership

As the 2025 gubernatorial election in Anambra State approaches, Governor Charles Soludo's administration faces mounting criticism for its numerous failures, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among Ndi Anambra. Soludo's selective focus on road projects, widely perceived as politically motivated, has resulted in uneven infrastructure development, neglecting many areas outside his political stronghold. Furthermore, his administration's inability to effectively combat rising insecurity has raised serious concerns about the utilization of federal security funds, causing fear among residents and negatively impacting public events.

In stark contrast, Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah has emerged as a strong alternative, actively engaging with Ndi Anambra through pragmatic and community-centred initiatives. Ubah's popularity has surged due to his hands-on approach to addressing pressing issues, including significant improvements in infrastructure, healthcare, and education. He has facilitated the construction and rehabilitation of key roads, sponsored medical outreach programs, established healthcare centres, provided scholarships, and supported school infrastructure projects. This active involvement and commitment to the real needs of the people highlight a stark difference to Soludo's perceived detachment and unfulfilled promises.

As the election nears, Ubah's ambition and vision represent a call for responsive and decisive leadership. His promise of a revitalized Anambra, characterized by inclusive development and strong governance, sharply contrasts with Soludo's lacklustre record. Ubah's focus on community engagement and practical solutions positions him as a beacon of hope for a better future for all Anambra residents. His multifaceted approach not only addresses the immediate needs of his constituency but also contributes to national economic policies, restoring public trust and offering a vision of robust governance and inclusive progress. Ubah's leadership symbolizes a new era for Anambra, one that prioritizes the well-being and development of all its citizens.

Ndi Anambra, we have a better alternative in Senator Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah, CON.

adams123:



What's your opinion on king of England?

officialwdhtv:
Nigerian lady teaches her American husband how to eat pounded yam and egusi soup the "proper" way.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6RfGM4SaXw

gidgiddy:
Nigeria used to have four Regions, all four Regions controlling their resources. This practice continued until Gowon came in and abolished all 4 Regions in May 1967 with Decree 14. Gowon also enacted Decree 15 that ended resource control. However, the sentence that brought Regionalism to an end in Decree 14 reads as follows

THE FEDERAL MILITARY GOVERNMENT therefore hereby decrees as follows-

1. There shall, on the commencement of this Decree, be created out of the Regions, States to be known by the names in column 1

And just like that, the 4 Regions were abolished, 12 States were created, and Regionalism disappeared

MrProlific95:
In South South Nigeria the Oba of Benin, Olu of Warri are highly revered.

In South West Nigeria, The Oni of Ife, Alaafin of Oyo are almost mystical respected.

So then I ask who is more influential between the Sultan of Sokoto and Emir of Kano and Shehu of Borno historically and otherwise who is more influential in National matters.

Maybe one of them can appeal to Tinubu to make things easier

bennybuhari:

https://thescrutinyng.com/index.php/2024/06/08/exclusive-nigerians-in-uk-lament-accommodation-crisis/

Love800:
So what is the solution to decayed tooth or painful tooth?

Sewasaunt:
Now, I told myself I would no longer advice Nigerians again because we are peculiar and no dey hear word but I'll break my rule this one time.

A stitch in time saves nine.

Go for regular dental check ups, don't wait until the whole tooth is bad and it starts affecting other teeth or causes swelling and pain before getting it treated.

We buy skincare products, I can't count how many pages on Ig sell them. Even physical stores.

We take care of our hair, our nails, we invest in our ward robe because we want to look good.

New restaurants are springing up in every corner of the country.

We fix our phones once they have slight faults, computer village is always bustling, many of us use phones worth hundreds of thousands of naira.


Yet we draw the line when it gets to our health and look for the cheap way out.

So many good looking men and women with poor oral hygiene, unsightly calculus on their teeth and stains, terrible mouth odour and missing teeth.

We wait until wounds get out of hand before remembering that hospitals exist.

I saw a woman with late stage breast cancer, I asked why she didn't come earlier (she had a breast swelling for many years) she said it wasn't paining her. So she left the lumps to grow bigger, now she has metastases all over her body. Her kids were practically threatening emergency Doctors to save her and refused referral to another centre as there was no bedspace in that centre.

So many relatives that will bring their relatives to the hospital when they are near death (from diseases and conditions that could have been successfully managed in the early stages), then start threatening fire and brimstone and cursing health personnel for their perceived 'lackadaisical attitude'. Someone you were giving herbs at home for years o, it is now a stranger from nowhere that should love and help save your relative more than you.

Some will use all sort of supplements for years and when the pain is out of hand, they come to the hospital and start fomenting trouble.

We are not serious, I don't think we will ever be serious.

Your brother has a hole, he probably has serious pain, you are here on Nairaland listening to people telling you to use garlic and salt.

Continue pls, thumbs up to everyone. Continue.

Sewasaunt:



The first link is not opening.

The second is the IG page of a Dentist who calls herself a biologic Dentist.

She supports Implants instead of root canal treatments because rcts fail. But guess what?

Implants fail too, especially when done by inexperienced Operators or due to patient factors, Implants can cause infections too (periimplantitis).


Now I ask again, pls share scientific evidence/ research based evidence that rcts cause the bones to rot and not IG pages or naturalist sites.

You use your phone because science approved it, we use cars, we use ACs, because we trust science. Don't chuck science away when you need to win an argument.

Provide evidence.

Now, Root canals fail, especially if the teeth are not crowned.

Contrary to your claim that it causes the bone to rot, there's plenty evidence that it allows bone that was being destroyed to grow back around the root(s) of treated teeth, meaning it encourages new bone formation.

jude79:

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I' new here, but by convention, 300w panels means that volts will be 300/8 giving 37.5x 3 = 112.5, please i'm only trying to learn

Love800:
Pls are you sure about dis?

Sewasaunt:




Pls provide plausible proof that ROOT canals cause the bones to rot. Sensible, scientific evidence o.

Sheuns:
Yes it can. A procedure called Root Canal Therapy will be carried out. It involves removing the sensitive parts of the tooth (the pulp) and filling it up with a substance called amalgam. After this is done, the enamel will need to be covered with a substance called crown.

I’ve gone through the procedure in 2017. It saves the tooth.