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Racoon:So what's wrong with the attached image ? Isn't it a smart move, sth that should be implemented throughout the country ? Besides electricity generation has now been decentralized... Thank the Jagaban, Tinubu (A forward thinking and progressive leader). |
Alot of misinformed comments on this thread .... "Amelica de find reason to invade so called terrorist countries and get into the Sahel states " If you wanna argue , go read about 9/11 and the military industrial complex. Don't allow religion blind your critical thinking, |
This is going to trend because of the bitter people who lost the elections. Nigerians still don't understand the man, Tinubu. Until they lose him, their eyes won't be open. There is nothing wrong with a man changing his belief upon new evidence or facts. Some of the terrorist elements causing insecurity in the country have been caught within Tinubu's tenure, and he is even pushing for state policing. We are lucky to have such an intelligent leader in Tinubu, but Nigeria won't see it. "We go sha dey show una." |
joseph1832:Lol money is an illusion Bro.... Unborn generation would pay for this sha ..lol |
PigTormentor:Don't mind them, Sir. "Men don shaleye this same thing tire." They are hypocrites who accuse others of something they are very much guilty of; it's their trademark lol. ![]() |
World war 3 loading.... |
SmartPolician: She argued that while the funds exist, they cannot be released until:Oga rest , the fund isn't missing.... |
Originalsly: At that hearing, Uzoka-Anite confirmed that ₦1.15 trillion was indeed approved for capital projects. However, she revealed that disbursement protocols require multiple sign-offs, and that certain "pre-disbursement conditions" had not been met by "some" ministries."Some" should be "None" since the minister, upon further questioning, couldn't name any single ministry that fulfilled all the conditions for the disbursement. Relax. It's good these questions are asked; clarity will show on Thursday. Tinubu is Mr. transparency. Just know that Nigeria hasn't gotten this good in a long time. Nigeria definitely needs conversations and interrogations like these to improve as a nation, something that Tinubu also loves. So stop trying to paint APC wrong. What is done by the Ministry of Finance is due diligence and standard. I just hope that Alex isn't doing eye service; time will tell. |
Dogalmighty17:Stop lieing |
Sincerely, the South East should be ashamed of itself. There are hardly any visionary leaders from the region. The South South is positioning itself well for 2031 while 'Obidients' continue to wail and blame others. I don't understand why they allow tribalism to blind them; rather than holding their own leaders and elders accountable, they blame Asiwaju for all their problems. Asiwaju is far ahead of Obi intellectually, politically, and even strategically. It is a bunch of dimwits who claim to be exposed and educated—how do you put Obi forward as your best shot and expect to win? They are never wise. Obi couldn't resolve conflicts in his previous parties, so how does he think he can manage Nigeria with all her problems and complexities? Nigeria is on a great trajectory before our very eyes; Asiwaju is making great/v. bold reforms. Sincerely, I wish we would have politicians even better than Asiwaju in 2031—a leader who won't take us back to the mess Nigeria has always been in. |
mrkia:So can you educate the public on what the correct Muslim know that has actually been passed into law? |
garykoeman:Exactly. Based on the latest reports, Nigeria is a lower-middle-income country, not a low-income one. We are not among the roughly 50% of low-income countries currently facing or approaching debt distress. Though we are still at risk, if not for the recent reforms, we most likely would have been in distress by now. Furthermore, the IMF has projected that Nigeria's debt-to-GDP ratio will decline even further to 35% in 2026. I did not study economics as an undergraduate, but these things are common sense and in the news. |
Racoon:Stop preaching doom, Oga. Nigeria is moving past its debt distress. Yes, there is a clear need for fiscal discipline - thankfully the government is working to raise domestic revenue while reducing reliance on foreign debt. Nigeria is on a positive trajectory; our debt-to-GDP ratio has seen a significant adjustment, and the focus is now on sustainable growth. |
It is in the interest of the West and Arab nations to keep Nigeria and Africa fragmented. Religion, ethnic hatred, and a lack of critical thinking are the primary reasons why Nigeria lacks progress. Until people's eyes are opened to this, advanced economies will continue to exploit our opportunities and resources. Nollywood won't make movies out of news stories like these; instead, it continues to brainwash people with themes like 'blood money' and rituals. From this, you can clearly see how powerful people make money off chaos/problems, while those who believe in superstition become obvious pawns in the game. If you choose to remain ignorant, you only enrich foreign masters while they exploit/kpai our neighbors. |
RIP to the people who lost their lives. I hope their families find comfort amid their grief. Many Nigerians have little regard for science, technology, and safety; this is something we see on a daily basis. Be educated, stay well-read, learn about the world, and be wise! |
The 'Obidients' are pained; I am not sure they understand what democracy means! ![]() |
OgaRico:That's not a logically sound reason to assume everyone in North Korea is suffering equally or is on the brink of death. The reality is far more complex. Citizens are treated differently depending on their loyalty and position within the government; those loyal to the regime or in positions of power enjoy a better quality of life compared to those punished for their parents' 'sins.' Besides , in times of trouble, North Korea receives crucial support from China and Russia. |
Kingosytex:Not really... I believe most are just scared, it's a brutal and tightly controlled regime... Citizens of North Korea are brainwashed from birth ... |
stuffs2002:So you Sabi north Korea pass their neighbor, the south... |
FatimaAbubakar:Thank you very much , alot of low IQ and uneducated people... Ignorant , proud, not willing to learn and do the right things! |
Potential exists, but Nigeria’s poverty is a choice of extraction over production. True wealth is found in adding value, not just digging resources out of the ground. This isn't news or new! "Serious Nigerians" must stop pointing fingers and start building human capital. If we had no excuses, our only path would be mastery of skills and manufacturing. This shift requires electing competence at every level, from councilors to governors. We must move from a mindset of "collecting" to a culture of "creating" and solving. The gap between potential and prosperity is bridged only by our own productivity. |
princeade86:Always pointing the leaders , what about you and other Nigerians? ![]() |
bitsAndpieces:It’s wild how long these systems have been standard practice abroad, yet we’re still struggling with implementation here. "The ideas de", but we always seem to trip at the execution stage. Even Lagos, which is far ahead of other states, still has a long way to go. Sometimes it feels like we aren't taking progress seriously enough. |
bigcasava1:Go and start a rice farm/processing plant!!! What is even your contribution to this country?? |
DeclanR:Oga, many Nigerians are lazy and dumb(low IQ).. Many are a reflection of their leaders... |
Justnation:What about trump? So ADC is lesser evil to APC because Peter Obi is there abi? Rubbish talk ..... Logic 0%, up |
Hogwash.... Believing in things like this is one of the causes of widespread poverty in Africa. |
Stop the exaggerations. Tinubu is mentally sharp; haven't you seen him giving great speeches? He might be older, but he was the best among the presidential aspirants. If you have a younger candidate who is better, bring them to the political floor to compete. Stop using Tinubu to vent your frustrations and go make something of your life instead. At your age, Tinubu was already a high flyer. Sincerely, I am tired of many Nigerians; my concern is for the gullible people they continue to deceive. If you check Nairaland’s politics section since 2010, it has been complaints upon complaints while others are doing great things for the country. Anyway, I believe some of these comments are paid for by the opposition just to wail and complain. |
TokoEkambi:Hahaha abi .. a case of brother killing brother and pointing blames at a peace maker/stranger ... Deep... "He doesn't know the law" lol |
ELKHALIFAISIS:How does this statement make any sense? Wetin concern Yoruba for here now.... |
ogaemma:Oga, you don’t know Obasanjo. How do you know he means well for the country just because he supports Obi? Hypocrisy is accusing others of exactly what you are guilty of! |
Mosco100:Some things aren't taught in schools—they are protected intellectual property. Take China: despite their talented engineers, they still had to learn high-speed rail technology from Japan. Sometimes, you have to be willing to sit down and learn to truly make progress. |


... Yorubas are the one's deceiving themselves with 1 Nigeria