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| 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by 00FFT00(m): 7:38pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
I've read people ask to be advised in regards to Peter Obi's achievements as governor in Anambra state. In acquiescence to those thunderous requests, please find the information represented below as a partial but fundamental list of some of the lofty achievements birthed this silent but accomplished administrator of people and resources as a governor. The list is by no means exhaustive or exclusive. 1. Anambra was the first State to commence Sub-Sovereign Wealth savings, the first of its kind in Sub-Saharan Africa. At a time many other Governors were leaving huge debts, I left the equivalent of $500 Million Dollars in investment as well as local and foreign currency, including $156 million in Dollar-denominated bonds. 2. For the first time in the history of Anambra State, Ambassadors and High Commissioners of notable countries such as the United States, Britain, Russia, the European Union, South Africa, Belgium, Israel, the Netherlands, and Canada, among others, visited the State. Before his tenure, Anambra was practically a pariah state blacklisted by the Diplomatic Corps and international development partners. 3. Development partners such as UNDP, UNICEF, the World Bank, DFID, the European Union, etc., which hitherto were not in Anambra State started working with the State. Anambra was consistently adjudged one of the best states in development partnership and commitment to reforms for good governance. 4. He was recognized as Best Governor by the Millennium Development Goals Office (OSSAP-MDGs) and the UNDP in the implementation of their programs in Nigeria. 5. The Nigerian Debt Management Office (DMO) rated Anambra as the least indebted state in Nigeria. In spite of visible and measurable achievements recorded in various sectors, the State under him did not borrow or raise bonds for her various projects. 6. The Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria rated Anambra State as the most financially stable state in the country. 7. The State’s ground-breaking return of schools to their original owners – Voluntary Agencies (Churches) on 1st January 2009, and subsequent partnership with the Agencies in Education, saw the State move from 24th position out of 36 States to Number One in National Examination Council (NECO) and West African Examination Council (WAEC) examinations for three consecutive years. This made the World Bank to commission a study, led by the renowned Prof. Paul Collier of Oxford University, on this revolutionary partnership and phenomenal achievement. 8. The State also entered into a strategic partnership with the Churches in the Health sector. This symbiotic relationship resulted in a tremendous boost to health care because of the services offered by health institutions owned by Voluntary Agencies, while the State restored grants to the agencies and made available to them more than 50 Million Dollars in various types of support. 10. Through a partnership with the Church in the Health sector, governor Peter Obi's Government funded the transformation of -: a: Iyienu Hospital, Ogidi; b: Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Ihiala; c: St Charles Borromeo Hospital, Onitsha; d: Holy Rosary Hospital, Waterside, Onitsha; and e: St. Joseph Hospital, Adazi-Nnukwu. His Government also built the Joseph Nwilo Heart Centre in St. Joseph, Adazi-Nnukwu, where heart operations are now being performed. 11. His Government won the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (1 Million dollars) as the best-performing state in immunization in the South-East. With complementary funding from our Government, they used the money to build 10 Maternal and Child Care Centres across the State, particularly in rural communities, in partnership with the Churches. 12. The State was the first to procure and distribute more than 30,000 computers to secondary schools, including 22,500 from HP. The Managing Director for Personal Systems Group HP Inc, Mr. Fabrice Campoy described the deployment as the biggest of such projects in the Middle East and Africa. 13. Anambra State Government provided Microsoft Academies to more than 500 secondary schools, which the Head of Microsoft in Nigeria (Mr. Ken Span) described as the biggest such deployment in Africa so far. 14. The State provided Internet access to more than 500 secondary schools, which the CEO of Galaxy Backbone (Mr. Gerald Ilukwe) characterized as incomparable to any in the country. 15. More than 700 buses were provided to secondary schools in the State by our Government. 16. Boreholes were provided in schools all over the State. 17. Numerous classrooms were built in all the 177 communities of the State. 18 As part of the efforts to turn around the economy of the State, a number of companies were attracted to build their facilities in the Anambra State. A case in point is SABMiller, the 2nd largest brewery in the world, which built its first Green Field facility in the State, which is today one of the most successful facilities they operate globally. 19. A number of other companies followed the SABMiller initiative and were all supported and encouraged by our Government; a good example is INNOSON Motor Manufacturing Company, from which Governor Peter Obi's government purchased more than 1,000 vehicles. 20. Anambra State for the first time started close collaboration with recognized government security agencies (the Police, Army, Navy, Department of State Security, Civil Defence, among others), offering them various types of support including the provision of more than 500 security vehicles. The improvement in security was phenomenal, such that the former IG of Police (Abubakar Mohammed) lauded Anambra State for not witnessing any bank robbery in my last three years in office. 21. To further enhance security, Anambra State provided at least one security vehicle to each of all the 177 communities in the State as well as various organizations such as markets and Churches. 22. Governor Peter Obi's administration conceived and built, from scratch, the first state-owned Teaching Hospital, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu Teaching Hospital in Awka. 23. Peter Obi's government commenced the planned development of the Igbariam Campus of the ChukwuemekaOdumegwu-Ojukwu University, including the fencing, construction of internal roads, electrification, construction of the Faculty of Law, Auditorium, Administrative Block, Faculty of Agriculture, Management Building, among others). 24. His Government attracted the World Bank support on erosion – National Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP) – to Anambra State. 25. Governor Peter Obi's government was the first to do Poverty Mapping in Nigeria, as a guide for the effective implementation of his administration's poverty-alleviation strategies. 26 His Government, for the first time, undertook the aerial mapping of Awka as well as the production of Structure Plans for Awka Capital Territory, Onitsha, and Nnewi. 27. During his tenure and with his Government’s support, Anambra State became an oil-producing State. 28. He built the first Secretariat Complex to house State Government Ministries that were hitherto scattered around the State. 29. His government commenced the development of the ‘Three Arms Zone’ comprising Government House/Governor’s Lodge, Legislative Building/Speakers Residence, and Judiciary Building with Chief Judge’s Residence. 30. By the end of his tenure in 2014, more than twelve (12) health institutions, including two hospitals, had secured accreditation; when he took off in 2006, no health institution in Anambra State was duly accredited. 31. Anambra State was the first to undergo national peer review, which scrutinized State Governments for good governance, through the State Peer Review Mechanism (SPRM), an initiative of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum in collaboration with the DFID. 6 Likes 1 Share
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by VoteTinubu2023: 7:40pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Everything listed here are typical things a governor will do. Majority of the achievements are vague, not easily traceable and some were just outrightly mendacious. When I have the time, I will address them all. Remember to Vote Tinubu 2023. 4 Likes |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 7:42pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
 Abeg notify us when you start qouting meaningful achievement and not all these two shinkafa and miyan Kuka achievements Imagine calling visitation by high commissioner of an embassy an achievement , world Bank and UNICEF loan also an achievement 1 In 1999, Governor Tinubu initiated and commenced the era of reform, rehabilitation, rebuilding of the education sector in the state with a view to making public schools, especially at the primary level, attractive to the populace; 2 Governor Tinubu repositioned the education sector through the creation of enabling environment and the continuation of the teacher training programs as well as improved the welfare package for teachers in the state (My Achievements By Tinubu, The Vanguard, Tuesday July 13, 1999, Front Page); 3 Between 2006 -2007, Governor Tinubu activated the injection of massive funds to the tune of N1 billion for LASU; 4 Rehabilitation of primary and secondary schools in all Divisions of the state through the Schools Rehabilitation Program, massive construction of school furniture and equipping of laboratories; 5 In 2000, Governor Tinubu activated the provision of free education in all public primary and secondary schools including payment of WAEC/NECO fees as well as all internal examination fees to ensure that indigent children do not drop out of school. 6 In July 20, 1999, Governor Bola Tinubu ordered that his monthly basic salary be paid to four rehabilitation centres until further notice. The beneficiaries of this charity are: Pacelli School 1 and 11 (Surulere), Modupe Cole Children Care and Treatment House (Yaba) and The Spinal Cord Injury Association of Nigeria (Ikeja) National Concord Tuesday 20, 1999 Pg. 3; 7 Provision of free qualitative education for all students in all owned primary and secondary schools irrespective of their state of origin; 8 Payment of NECO/WAEC Examination fees totaling 1.4 Billion was expanded on 572, 032 SSS III Students for eight consecutive years irrespective of their state of origin; 9 Rehabilitation of Secondary schools, the building of prototype classrooms and resuscitation of abandoned classrooms in projects in 38 schools; 10 Provision of 2000 new blocks of classrooms in primary schools; 11 Construction of 4 millennium secondary schools each with 39 classrooms, staffs room, library, laboratories, and 60 toilets as a new model for public schools; 12 Provision of 500,000 new desks and chairs for primary and secondary schools thus eliminating the need for children to carry their furniture to and from home as it were before 1999; 13 Provision of educational materials for the teaching of science subjects; 14 Paid N127 Million as bursary/scholarship awards to over 4,000 students in Tertiary Institutions; 15 Provision of additional 2,500 new classrooms to the school system through the Special Committee for the rehabilitation of public schools which rehabilitate 250 schools at a cost of N2.8 billion 16 Expenditure of N505 million on emergency repairs of falling roofs, damaged ceilings, collapsed fences and provision of drainages in 133 under the SAVE OUR SOULS project; 17 Construction of additional 1, 272 classrooms and provision of perimeter fencing, drainage channels, laboratory equipment and bore holes in 123 schools at a cost of N3.4 billion; 18 Six (6) Education Districts were created as part of the Post Primary Education Reforms; 19 Six (6) Tutor Generals who were formerly School Principals were also appointed to manage the districts; 20 A total number of 48 Schools were returned to original owners: these include 26 to Moslem owners and 16 to individual owners; 21 Under the coalition of for the Restoration of Education Empowerment and Development (CREED), cheques worth N185 million were distributed to 263 Schools for maintenance of structures, 103 Senior Secondary Schools, 115 Junior Secondary Schools, 5 Technical Schools and 40 Primary Schools; 22 Between 1999-2007, Tinubu overhauled and sustained the payment of bursary awards to Lagos State Students in higher institutions including Law School; 23 Tinubu initiated the development of Computer education and provision of equipment to special schools; 24 Tinubu approved the construction of staff quarters and provision of motorized boats for primary school’s teachers in rural/riverine areas; 25 Tinubu Introduced free mid-day meals for primary schools (from June 2001); 26 Tinubu approved the upgrading of schools to Model College and return of Board of Governor); 27 Tinubu’s administration spent N14.37 million on the rehabilitation of toilets, quarters, hostels, administrative blocks, classrooms, workshops, prototype building of TESCOM and LED offices in some schools; 28 Tinubu’s administration , via Ministry of Education Re-focused and re-shaped the policy and curriculums of Lagos State Education System; 29 In conjunction with Unilever/Nestle/Cadbury, Tinubu’s administration, approved the provision of free nutritious milk to primary school pupils; 30 Tinubu articulated and Initiated free education program for the over 1.5 million children 900 primary and 597 secondary schools; 31 Well over N100 million was expended from 2004-2006 on Unified Internal Education introduced by Tinubu’s administration to improve the quality of teaching and learning in the state’s secondary schools; 32 The sum of N135 million was disbursed as annual subvention to five special schools for the handicapped Modupe Cole Children Care and Home, Atunda–Olu School for the physically handicapped, Wesley School 1 & 11 for the deaf and National orthopedic Special Schools); 33 The ministry of education provided furniture for students and teachers of four newly established public secondary schools at a cost of N29.8 million; 34 Sixteen (16) schools were provided with wall fence to ensure safety of students at a cost of N11.4 million; 35 N1 billion was expanded on the massive rehabilitation/reconstruction of over 60 public primary and secondary schools across the state (250 new classrooms already completed out of the 750 envisaged); 36 Tinubu’s administration ensured regular payment of teachers salary as opposed what was formerly obtainable; 37 Between May and December 1999, Ten Thousand (10,000) dual desks and benches were supplied to 100 schools in 20 Local Education Districts (LED) at a cost of N30 million; 38 Tinubu’s administration contracted and engaged the services of Adebowale Furniture Company and Harmon Household Furniture at a cost of N25.2 million for the supply of additional 10,000 dual desks and benches; 39 Forty –One (41) secondary school buildings at the twenty (20) Local Government Areas were rehabilitated at a cost of N50.2 million in 2000; 40 For meaningful development to take place in the schools, Tinubu’s administration gave marching order to Ministry of Education to pick one hundred Secondary Schools, but to start with at least five schools per LED for total rehabilitation of existing structures and provision of education facilities in fiscal year 2000; 41 A total sum of 1. 5 million was expended for the Installation of JSS introductory technology facilities/equipment in 3 secondary schools namely: Ivory Grammar School, Ibeshe – Amuwo/Odofin LED, Sari-Iganmu Secondary School, Apapa – Apapa LED, keke High School, Ifako-Ijaiye LED) 42 A total sum of N750, 000 was expended on the supply of Ten (10) intro-technology workshop benches in five secondary schools, namely: Ivory Grammar School, Ibeshe – Amuwo/Odofin LED, Sari-Iganmu Secondary School, Apapa – Apapa LED, keke High School, Ifako-Ijaiye LED; Civil Service Model College, igbogbo – Ikorodu LED) 43 Ten Metal bench vices at a total cost of N400,000 were supplied to the following schools: African Church College, Ifako – Ifako/Ijaiye LED, Civil Service Model College, Igbogbo – Ikorodu LED; 44 A sum of N3, 822, 748 was spent on the conversion of intro-tech workshop at Ivory Grammar School, Ibeshe; 45 Seventeen (17) schools were provided with wall fences in the state in 1999. The total length was five thousand, two hundred and thirty-one metres (5231 metres) at a cost of N22,156 million; 46 Twenty –five (25) secondary schools within 20 LEDs were supplied with science equipment (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) at a cost of N19.95 million; 47 Pioneered the up-grading of schools (Oriwu College, Ikorodu-Ikorodu LED, Agbowa/Ikosi Methodist High School, Agbowa – Epe LED, Iworo/Ajido High School, Ebute-Olofin – Badagry LED, Methodist Boys High School, V/Island – Lagos Island LED, Vetland Grammar School, Agege – Agege LED) to models college status; 48 In 2000, Tinubu’s administration approved the setting up of technical committee by the Ministry of Education to renegotiate with the contractors formerly handling abandoned school projects; 49 In 2000, Tinubu approved the re-award and completion of 10 JSS workshops at a cost of N14.3 million; 50 Bola Tinubu gave a marching order to the State Tenders Board to reappraise the submission of technical committee for the re-award of 25 prototype classroom blocks at a cost of N111 million at Ibeju-Lekki, Epe LED; 51 Through the Ministry of Education, Tinubu ordered the supply of special equipment to Atanda-Olu School for the physically handicapped, Surulere, at a cost N321,000; 52 Through the Ministry of Education, Tinubu ordered the supply of special equipment to Modupe Cole for Mentally slow School, Akoka, at a cost of N161,000; 53 Through the Ministry of Education, Tinubu ordered the supply of special equipment to National Orthopedic Special School, Igbobi, at a cost of N199, 500; 54 Through the Ministry of Education, Tinubu ordered the supply of special equipment to Wesley School 1 for the Deaf, Surulere, at a cost of N504, 000; 55 Through the Ministry of Education, Tinubu ordered the supply of special equipment to Wesley School 11 for the Deaf, Surulere, at a cost of N377, 000; 56 Through the Ministry of Education, Tinubu ordered the supply of special equipment to Deaf Unit of State Grammar School, Eric Moore, Surulere at a cost of N1,819, 000; 57 Tinubu’s administration approved the provision and installation of teaching aids worth of N2 million for both primary and secondary schools, tagged 3 new priority machines ( Maxima Paper Cutting Machine; 211 offset printing machine; and Platen Latter Press/Numbering Machine) 58 Bola Ahmed Tinubu, at the inception of his administration in May 1999, was determined to strengthen the existing Five Technical College in the state to a standard form. Asiwaju demonstrated this by releasing the sum of N16.16 million for the installation of heavy technical equipment that were purchased since 1991 at the Government Technical Colleges Ikotun and Ado-Sabo respectively; 59 A sum of N85 million was approved and released, by Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s administration, for the Lagos State University (LASU) for its 3 campuses for the provision of infrastructural facilities at the campuses; 60 A sum of N158, 916,521.11 million was approved and released, by Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s administration, for the Lagos State University (LASU) for the completion of its on-going projects in 2000-2002 . 5 Likes 1 Share
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Great2017: 7:45pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
VoteTinubu2023:In your poll, Yahaya Bello is even ahead of Umahi. This must be a very big joke. |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 7:46pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247: Yoruba man What’s meaningful achievement and list those achievements of the Yoruba god you worship Again Name one Yoruba Governor that’s has achieve 5 of this non meaningful achievements Yoruba human and ignorance No curse or abuse ... just mention No those visitations are not achievements but Yoruba will celebrate anything that visit Tinubu house Yoruba people sef 8 Likes 5 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 7:46pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Frigga13: 7:50pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 7:50pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Asgard73: Visitation by high commissioners .... Infact British prime minister visited Ambode and French Emanuel Macron, Tinubu has hosted more diplomats as a private citizen and Governor than anybody except for past head of state UNICEF partnered with Ajimobi to distribute mosquito net to millions of house holds Lagos, Oyo, and Ogun have always being rated high in GDP.... Always Tinubu was the first ever Governor to return missionary schools, even Seyi Makinde did same Amosun built secretariat complex yet no knows 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by seunmsg(m): 7:51pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
See achievements of Peter Obi Pandora  If these are the things he could achieve for 8 years, you guys supporting him should cover your faces in shame. At least, fair minded Nigerians can now see how empty Peter Obi is. Dude is all noise and no record. He will be worse than Buhari if he’s elected president. 5 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by VoteTinubu2023: 7:53pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247:I didn't want to type much so it won't look as if I'm taking my position from the place of animosity. For example, it was claimed that he provided statewide boreholes. Apart from that being something one would expect from a LG chairman, I don't think a statewide installation of boreholes is achievable for the duration of his governance. It was also listed that he was recognised/honoured by Nigerian senate. That one was just pure comedy. Nigerian senate? Really ? Then, there was provision/installation of computers in some schools. A house of Rep member in Lagos representing Eti Osa did that last 2 weeks. The list is a joke. Total joke. Remember to Vote Tinubu 2023. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 7:55pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
VoteTinubu2023: I have booked space on his thread ..... If I don't kill him with Tinubu's achievements till he runs out of his own thread we won't leave this place I don dey wait for this o.p . 2 Likes |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Nobody: 7:55pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
00FFT00: Voted by online voters who don't have voter's card. With all the online vote atiku/obi got online, where is he today? 3 Likes |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by lordm(m): 8:03pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
This peter Obi is the sane as any other stupid politician out there 1 Like |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:03pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247: Building secretariate and returning missionary school is achievements Yoruba man If this is what all southwest governors have been able to achieve .. then is a big shame to Sophisticators and Sophistication Yoruba land reek of chronic hunger and acute poverty .. even the Lagos is not left out With million of jobless youths .. Agbero remains the highest employer of labour in Yoruba land Tell us one thing yoruba people will replicate at the federal level .. if given presidency.. something they’ve replicated all over yorubaland Because to a yorub Man .. Lagos is the only place in yorubaland 4 Likes 5 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:05pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
seunmsg: Give us Tinubu achievements... As Lagos state Governor .. 5 Likes 5 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:06pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:07pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247: You no need wait for am Bring the Tinubu achievements as Lagos state governor Even at that ... No Yoruba will smell presidency .. reason why yoruba must be on ballot .. List Tinubu in Lagos ... No be lies or propaganda I Dey wait 3 Likes 4 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:08pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
[quote author=Mooh247 post=112272427][/quote] BRT... Lies Fashola Next! 4 Likes 4 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:11pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Frigga13: Guess Yoruba people have already conceded to Obi.. without primaries or election The panic is much.. But we want fair game Yoruba must be on ballot North 2023 4 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:12pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:13pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247: Are you kidding Those are Fashola .. Ok will help you Give me 5 things .. Tinubu did and sustain in Lagos as development But infrastructural or any other thing 4 Likes 4 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:14pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:16pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:18pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Asgard73: RRS LASTMA Independent power plant Lekki free trade zone (Dangote refinery, Dangote fertiliser) Eko Atlantic city Lekki housing scheme 2 Likes |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:21pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:24pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247: Dangote refinery Na private business with approval from federal government under Buhari Not. Lagos state government.. don’t spread fake news Typical Yoruba human like you... will always bounce in ignorance Eko Atlantic is not Lagos state government .. is a private investment with lots of both international and local stakeholders Lekki free trade zone is Lagos state government scam since 2003 with nothing on ground Maybe you get the pics I’m only being civil responding Tinubu is a great scam with nothing as achievements 2 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:26pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Obviously the kid on my mention was not on earth when Tinubu was Governor Wasted lots time on the urchin.. Yoruba people have nothing to show as achievements in 28 years of democracy And Na dem go Dey every where .. empty drum makes the most noise No be lie 1 Like 2 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:29pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Asgard73: Public Private Partnership project.... Don't tell me you haven't heard of PPP before Don't worry let me load you enough achievements so you can compare and bad mouth them all at once while people see you for who you are 2 Likes 1 Share
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| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by successmatters(m): 8:29pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Asgard73: Tinubu has zero achievement Except MC Oluomo 3 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:32pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
Mooh247: Please stop fooling yourself on my mention.. I don’t do lunatics and Yoruba .. We’re done Thank you.. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Asgard73: 8:35pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
successmatters: Obviously going through this thread alone .. But wondering why yoruba Dey worship him.. Thinking Na juju.. no body worships a scammer and druggie Maybe .. scratch face humans .. know some in Brazil and Benin.. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: 31 Grassroots Firsts From Mr Peter Obi by Mooh247: 8:37pm On Apr 25, 2022 |
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