@phanixv@_DebbieOA Why are you so comfortable insulting someone on the internet over trivial issues?
She just gave her opinion and you are free to disagree but to call her dumb?? Nawa oh
Bought these farm fresh tomatoes today for 7.44 QAR, less than ₦3,000.
Yet whenever Nigerians complain about how expensive fuel and basic things have become back home, someone will quickly say:
“But fuel is more expensive in the US or UK.”
But they never compare how much of people’s income actually goes into buying these necessities.
That part of the conversation is always missing.
Shallom!!!
Honestly, Daniel Bwala, this one is embarrassing.
You’re comfortable appearing on Channels, TVC, and NTA where the conversation can easily be steered toward Peter Obi, the PDP, defections, student loans, external reserves, or the Lagos–Calabar expressway. But when you sit across from someone like Mehdi Hasan, where the discussion is driven by hard facts, figures, and statistics, the approach suddenly changes.
Every time a statistic is presented, the response becomes: “I dispute that fact.” The next line is usually: “Context matters.”
Yes, context absolutely matters. But context should clarify facts, not dismiss them.
If 8,400 people died in 2023 and the number rises to 11,000 in 2025, the reasonable conclusion is that the situation has worsened, because more lives were lost.
Simply saying “I dispute the fact” without presenting evidence doesn’t change the reality.
You could even hear the audience laughing at some points. That should tell you something.
Title race no be vibes. Na composure. Saliba score, Timber seal am, set-piece FC doing set-piece things. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Arsenal 2–1 Chelsea and we’re points clear at the top.
@elijahstilldey@bobbynz042@ChuksEricE How do you prove someone is guilty without a lawyer?Imagine I come on X and say @elijahstilldey is a criminal and he stole £156M. I should just take you to court and show fake documents and you are found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. Let’s separate emotions from facts
@stfukhaleeed 2007 - 2011, I had a classmate whose weekly allowance was 700 naira. Yes you heard me right, seven hundred naira and it was increased to 1,000 in 2012 when we were in final year.