NewStats: 3,263,927 , 8,181,929 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 07:51 PM 633y23

You too funny so na by size nyash they take clean

Mabuggi88:
Over #4m gone. Na your body go tell you later, you see de yansh.
No be say you even fine

The con3 is on free fall mode. A lacklustre assembly run by hungry thieves.

Everyone is endorsing everyone, no decorum.

No body is talking about the fuel subsidy money.

Gnat. Of Africa.

But these guys are not asking about religion. They are talking about nice apartment, skill acquisition and money. That's weird no part they mentioned Islam.

ChybuzzDD:


Jihad nah, just like their counterparts elsewhere in the world

I don't think so. From the interview the BH speaker was asking for good welfare and a thriving business environment.

APOSTLECHUMA:
THEY ARE FIGHTING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THEIR VERSION OF ISLAM, WHICH THEY SEE AS THE TRUE VERSION IN NIGERIA.

The worst part be say nah innocent people them go catch.

Smallpikinshit:
na d normal norm na.

That's naija home movie season 2

Arthurnna:
What a joke.. what a shittt show.

: people they should have kpaied, no they know the NA strategy.

occfx:


They will rehabilitate more

Is boko haram fighting for jihad or restructuring. I am confused.

Back to the trenches: Ex-Boko Haram commanders, others reveal terrorists brutal comeback in North-East

Multiple former commanders of the Boko Haram terrorist group, who surrendered under a government amnesty initiative, have revealed that a growing number of ex-fighters are returning to the trenches.

These ex-commanders, drawn from over 30,000 fighters who defected, were profiled by the Nigerian military and engaged as hybrids

One former commander, who once served under Abubakar Shekau, disclosed that the group’s leadership had genuinely embraced the opportunity to surrender and reintegrate into society.

However, the government allegedly failed to honour key commitments, such as the provision of decent housing, skills acquisition training and economic reintegration programs.

Instead, according to him, each surrendering fighter received only ₦100,000 cash and then was left to fend for themselves.

“We laid down our arms, submitted ourselves, brought out others from Sambisa. But now we live in hardship — many have returned to Sambisa,” he told the ICIR.

One of his wives, he added, had even run back to the forest due to extreme poverty.

Another ex-commander from the ISWAP faction echoed similar regrets, stating, “We farmed, we had livestock, and some of us even had thriving businesses that took us to countries like Dubai.”

He warned that unless the government takes urgent action, more defectors may re terrorist ranks.

The revelations suggest that the federal government’s deradicalization and reintegration program may be failing, threatening to undo years of military and diplomatic gains in the fight against Boko Haram and ISWAP.

The former insurgents say they do not seek luxury, but simply want the promised : shelter, skills, and means to rebuild their lives. Their appeal is for the Nigerian government to uphold its end of the deal — before it’s too late.

“The danger is that many of us who are still assisting the military may soon be left with no choice but to return — not because we want to fight, but because we cannot survive like this,” one warned.

https://www.icirnigeria.org/back-to-the-trenches-ex-boko-haram-commanders-others-reveal-terrorists-brutal-comeback-in-north-east/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKxbO1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHv8oWOzCnxteLQlkMkq2YF6WrJolpLBIxvKlSqxqYccQq3IlF7-LKKFONj_2_aem_Kt6xZTQsQk_m-HmeCwNexw

This your photoshop looks good

Ukraine was hit but not like that.

The story's from India is not encouraging, money must be made not by political looting or drugs.

How will tinubu feel he too once enjoyed this trade.

Sad. Do your know how your thinking will be in your 70s. Old people do have cases of dementia.

If she has not recorded a case or cases like this why not pardon her. Imagine working with someone for 13 years and told to leave because of minor incedent.

melonsgroup:
So you forgot it for 3 Days..
Inside your bag

But why now. Better be careful of your boss he might deport you to SA.

I never had a doubt trump was evil. He played Christians like a guitar to get their votes.

Elon has gone mad.

What is wrong with this man. And they say Biden was not strong, is this what strong is.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a ban on visas for foreign students who are set to begin attending Harvard University, ramping up his istration’s crackdown on higher education.

“I have determined that it is necessary to restrict the entry of foreign nationals who seek to enter the United States solely or principally to participate in a course of study at Harvard University or in an exchange visitor program hosted by Harvard University,” Trump said in a statement late Wednesday.


The Trump istration has been in an ongoing showdown with academia, and Harvard in particular.

The Ivy League institution has continually drawn Trump’s ire while publicly rejecting his istration’s repeated demands to give up control of recruitment, curricula and research choices.

Trump’s proclamation said his decision would take effect immediately and “shall apply to aliens who enter or attempt to enter the United States to begin attending Harvard University” through the Student and Exchange Visitor Program.

It added that current international students already attending Harvard on various visas faced a review, and risked having “their visas revoked.”

The move was necessary to protect “national security,” the statement said.

“In my judgement, it presents an unacceptable risk to our Nation’s security for an academic institution to refuse to provide sufficient information, when asked, about known instances of misconduct and criminality committed by its foreign students,” Trump said.

He also charged that “Harvard and its d organizations on campus continue to deny hardworking Americans equal opportunities.”

“It is not in the interest of the United States to further compound Harvard’s discrimination against non-preferred races, national origins, shared ancestries, or religions by further reducing opportunities for American students through excessive foreign student enrollment,” it said

Wednesday’s edict appears to apply to Harvard University only


https://www-vanguardngr-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2025/06/us-blocks-visas-for-new-foreign-students-at-harvard/amp/?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.vanguardngr.com%2F2025%2F06%2Fus-blocks-visas-for-new-foreign-students-at-harvard%2F

Weirdo look for who signed the LGBT act into law in the US

Flamemignon1:

Trump loves the poorly educated. Obama had nothing to do with gay rights but go off

It's so sad to note that a wonderful program I grew up with has become something else.

Sesame Street was purely educational and social ethics. Now is a propaganda tool for LGBT. It shall not be well with Obama.

Hmm. Clout. Chasing. Who is body shaming who.. Call them out or forever be silent.

. Slavia Ukraine 🇺🇦.

400 businesses in 4 months is a tornado, black South Africans will suffer.

Emmy000seun:
Make people no come dey compare this to Nigeria situation ooo,... because our case is different..😂😂..na politicians scammers no let us enjoy 4 our naija...

Just pray about it.

free2ryhme:

what shld we do about it

I hope BRICS is not screwing them over.

South Africa recorded 109 business liquidations in April 2025, bringing the total number of closures this year to 482 during the first four months in 2025, according to Statistics South Africa (Stats SA).


South Africa is facing a continued rise in business closures, with over 100 companies liquidated in April 2024 marking a 13.2% increase compared to the same period last year, highlighting ongoing challenges for the country’s business environment.

The data shows that voluntary liquidations where business owners decide to close their companies increased by 25.7% year-on-year.

Conversely, compulsory liquidations initiated by creditors due to unpaid debts declined by 29.4%. This shift suggests that more entrepreneurs are choosing to close down operations proactively amid economic difficulties.

Businesses across the country are struggling with a combination of financial and operational pressures.

High interest rates are making borrowing more expensive, while weak consumer demand has reduced revenue streams. These challenges make it difficult for many businesses to remain viable.

Rising operational costs and energy insecurity
Energy supply issues, particularly frequent power outages known as load shedding, continue to disrupt business operations. Companies are forced to use expensive alternatives like generators, which drive up costs.
In addition, logistical hurdles and increasing transport expenses further strain resources, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises.

These compounding factors have contributed to the increased wave of liquidations. The Small Business Institute has noted that the data reflects a worsening business climate, where many companies cannot sustain operations under current economic pressures.

THE TRUMP FACTOR

BusinessTech attributes South Africa’s increasingly difficult business climate to mounting external and internal pressures, including the launch of U.S. President Donald Trump’s global tariff war and growing tensions within the Government of National Unity (GNU) over the 2025 budget.

Trump imposed a sweeping 10% global tariff on 5 April, followed by a harsher set of “reciprocal” tariffs targeting select countries including South Africa.
Branded the “Liberation Day” tariff, the latter measure was temporarily paused for 90 days.

Washington's trade war with South Africa, following the nation's land reform laws that allegedly targeted white farmers, further strained relations between the two countries.

Trump's aggressive trade posture triggered significant global uncertainty, disrupting markets and prompting many South African businesses to halt investment and development plans as they adopted a cautious, wait-and-see approach.

As South Africa moves through 2025, the growing number of business liquidations serves as a stark reminder of the need for stronger economic interventions to protect small and medium-sized enterprises, the backbone of the economy, and to foster recovery and growth.

https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/south-africa-faces-economic-strain-as-482-businesses-close-in-four-months/m9qtev8

I wonder. Ohh

Redoil:
is wike a content creator for nairaland

. More of a decipher.

emmabest2000:


Snake language translator

Tinubu's new ass mop

Atiku lying machine

Jonathan's table shaker

Senator Natasha's wannabe

Well said. I concur.

Konquest:

This was predictable in the light of major economic reforms of huge proportions. You have to cut your coat according to your cloth. Simple!

Even right in the United States, some folks are giving up their dogs for better care due to economic reasons. BETTER to NOT engage in showing off a dog as a social status symbol like a lot of these people do when you are hungry.
Period.

Bye bye to yamma yamma.

If you are one of does shitting in the gutters or under bridge or isolated corners in lagos state god will punish you. You are the problem.