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@Melebroz1 It’s laughable to think Iran could match America’s firepower. From the outset of this war, America and Israel have controlled the airspace. To finally cripple Iran, America could simply bomb its refineries power stations and airports.

Where is the Iranian navy? Where is the Iranian air force? Where are the air defence systems? And where are the leaders of the Iranian Islamic regime? They’re all gone! Has Iran intercepted any missiles since the war began? They can’t.

@Melebroz1 reflects a lack of forward thinking and innovation. It suggests an approach that does not adequately consider progress, development, or the need to adopt ideas that can genuinely advance society.

@Melebroz1 Interestingly, many of these individuals travel abroad and see how systems work in more developed environments, yet they fail to apply even the simplest principles when they return. One must ask: would Mr. Governor truly accept such a proposal? What is happening here clearly

If you believe this is the solution to cleaner Lagos, you’re either misguided or completely clueless about city management. Mr Wahab, your failure as the commissioner of Lagos’s environment department means you should be deployed to Ondo State or Osun.

Currently, Iran’s supreme leader is deaf, dumb, and probably can't see.

@QualityQuadry Instead of building brewery that will more IGR.

World Class Stadium 🏟 taking shape in Nigeria 🇳🇬. The Warri City Stadium is gradually coming back to life.

It’s Export Time: Storage (“Hoarding”) as a Business is Now Dead in Nigeria Food prices are crashing across Nigerian markets, but there’s a deeper reason most people are missing. For a long time, Nigeria never truly had market-driven commodity pricing. Prices weren't dictated by organic demand and supply; they were driven by artificial scarcity created by "storage as a business." In practice, storage became hoarding. Because Nigeria’s agricultural sector lacked proper infrastructure, aggregators and traders stepped in to fill the gap. They became the storage system. They absorbed market-fluctuation risks and preserved harvests for post-harvest trade. If you understood harvest cycles and the timing of scarcity, you could clear 60–100% ROI in months. The Secret is Out, and the Tears are Real Today, many aggregators are crying in secret. Those who built their businesses solely around storage are now languishing in debt. For years, hoarding was the quiet way to print money in Nigeria’s agro sector. It was a guarded secret. Any experienced agro-investor has done it, I did it myself. I made consistent 80–120% returns on palm oil storage, even managing storage for others as an investment. I know many who stored various commodities and saw ridiculous returns in just months. No processing. No branding. No complexity. You simply bought at harvest, locked it up, and waited. When the season ended and prices spiked, you sold. When Greed Broke the System What started as a solution to a broken system eventually turned into greed. Aggregators began hoarding massive quantities of essential food, manipulating market forces. Consumers suffered under artificially high prices, and for decades, this model worked. Many of us cashed out big. Then the environment shifted: * Policy Changes: Government food-import policies evolved. * Production Shifts: Production cycles broke. * Climate Instability: The weather stopped respecting the calendar, making yields unpredictable. What used to be a smart, quiet investment is now capital trapped in high-risk zones. Many traders currently hold stock in warehouses priced higher than the current market value. The large margins are gone. Why? Because if you hoard locally to force a price hike, the market responds differently now. Foreign commodities can be imported and sold at lower prices. While our local markets being flooded with foreign produce affects farmers, it is a necessary reset. The New Reality: Move Fast or Lose Hoarding as a business was a quiet cancer to the food economy and a tool that fed our greed. The old mantra, buy and hoard because the price will surely rise, is dead. Commodity margins are no longer about who can store the most produce; they are about who can move it the fastest across borders. It’s about exporting now. While storage infrastructure is still a necessity and a massive opportunity to prevent post-harvest loss, the "hoarding for profit" model is over. The future of storage is to preserve quality for the purpose of exporting excess produce. Stop trapping your capital in warehouses. Look outward. Exporting is where the margins live now. Find an international buyer, get a contract, and let’s trade! – John Dale

As I mentioned earlier Nigeria boasts a multi-dimensional culture driven by class. Nigerians are born with a sense of standard and class and this is reflected in the way they present themselves. You can come to Nigeria with your high-end collections in boutiques and restaurants.

@Melebroz1 Hi Patrick, I've been sure to feed your request back to our team for review, we're always looking to expand so hopefully this is something we see in the near future🙂- Foti

If Donald Trump takes Greenland, Nigeria will likely take Namibia for farming.

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@DapoAbiodunCON When will Nigerians learn about fire hazards, first aid, and safety?

We wish to confirm that British-Nigerian two-time unified world heavyweight boxing champion, Anthony Joshua, was involved in a road traffic accident earlier today along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway. The vehicle conveying a team of four reportedly collided with a stationary truck, resulting in the tragic loss of two lives. We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the deceased and share in their grief at this painful moment. We pray that Almighty God grants them the strength and fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Anthony Joshua and another passenger were promptly evacuated to a specialised medical facility in Lagos. Following thorough clinical evaluations, medical professionals have confirmed that both patients are stable and do not require any emergency medical intervention at this time. A full medical team has been constituted and will continue to monitor them closely. We can also confirm that Anthony Joshua is conscious and has been in contact with his family. As the Governments of Ogun and Lagos States, we are closely monitoring the situation and will ensure that all affected persons receive the best possible medical care. Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the accident have commenced. We appreciate the concern and goodwill expressed by members of the public and respectfully request privacy for Anthony Joshua and his family at this time.

First aid training must be a mandatory course to pass from primary school to university. The accident scene was so painful to watch. It reflects everything wrong with our response system. This could be anyone of us. We cant just pray and move on. How many minutes does it take for emergency services to show up? Where is the data? Is it publicly available? What are we doing to improve it? Defibrillators/First Aid boxes? ..etc May the soul of the departed rest in peace and we wish Anthony Joshua a speedy recovery🙏

Oseni, around this time you should be providing Nigerians with the first information from Sokoto and other affected areas in Kwara State. While it’s understandable to want to win arguments with your audience, you should also strive to be a proper journalist.

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@cecild84 @afroniusy Are you referring to something specific? In your narrow-minded view, you seem to think Russia is doing this for free. And what’s “African” about military rules? In my opinion, a group of juntas is a terrorist organisation.

@afroniusy When a friend assist another nation to be independent, training them ti use certain equipmemts, that is not neocolonialism. It is ignorance that made you think it is.

🚨🇷🇺🇧🇫Additional units of the Russian "Africa Corps" are expected to arrive in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, anytime from now, to help boost security and assist with further training on Military equipment .

@Melebroz1 Happy birthday chief!

It’s my birthday guys! Happy birthday to me.