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Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by 9japride(m): 5:36am On Oct 28
Itzlinda:
Trump policy has been pro crypto yet the market has been struggling since he got re-elected? He's pro crypto yet he engineered the biggest meme coin scam in the history of the industry?
It's like you are the ignorant one here
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Trump might be pro crypto, but the greed in human nature will always influence one's actions. The rich will always want to stay rich.
Crime › Re: Bandits Kill 40 In Binnari, Taraba State (Photos, Video) by 9japride(m): 5:15am On Oct 25
vick00:
No one won't talk about this now because the victims are not Christians.

I'm not in support of any killings but we must come together and don't be biased.

Many of them would have had plans for December and new year but those bastard's didn't let them live to see it.

North that I have always heard to be full of peacefully when I was young seen to have changed.

We all know our problem so I don't have mention names. May God be with us and save us and our loved ones from evil disaster.
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Why are the none Christians not vocal? Why don't the villages being attacked not crying out to the international community?
Most times, I feel religion affiliation contribute in suppressing their grievances.
These kind of evil and archaic attacks on peaceful communities can't happen for example in the state of Israel without repercussions.
If each region are independent countries, everyone will manage their boarders as they like.
I am very certain such evil acts won't happen in the eastern regions.
Politics › Re: “if You Rig Our Votes, We Will Kill You!” — Group To INEC, Showunmi by 9japride(m): 3:37am On Oct 23
Entusky:
They are going to rig it
And there's nothing Nigerians can do about it
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Empires do collapse and change is constant
Family › Re: Family Torn Apart After UK Brother Chose To Sponsor Girlfriend To UK Instead. by 9japride(m): 4:17am On Oct 21
LordIsaac:
Let's stop having expectations over other people's pockets. Except, of course, the gift they gave him was tethered with conditions!
"When you see water flowing uphill, then someone somewhere is repaying a kindness".
-Robert Greene
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Hope the girlfriend family will come to save him when he's down?
Family › Re: How Do Children Of The Same Mother Hate Each Other by 9japride(m): 5:04pm On Oct 17
Gbadugbakun:
It's mostly poverty. When they're meant to fight each other for basic necessities during childhood. Once they grow up they won't care about each other.
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Not necessarily, it's mostly from the mother. Most poor families experience real love.
Politics › Re: Soludo Warns Igbos: “failure Has Consequences If You Don’t Vote For Tinubu” by 9japride(m): 5:20pm On Oct 12
flexgee:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmfoMgHS7ls?si=BC24H1NZhqKdtWJr



Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, has stirred controversy after linking the fight against erosion in Anambra State to the need for federal government intervention under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Soludo argued that the erosion crisis is beyond the state's capacity, warning the Igbos that political decisions have consequences if they do not support Tinubu at the polls. He also questioned how the president would respond if people seeking federal assistance voted to remove him from power.

The governor's remarks have reignited political debate over the relationship between Peter Obi, Soludo, Tinubu and the future of the South-East ahead of the 2027 elections.

Do you agree with Soludo that voting for Tinubu is necessary to secure federal intervention for Anambra's erosion crisis?
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We should ask him how the Igbos are being represented in this government especially in strategic political appointment?
Politics › Re: Northern Groups Threaten To Teach Tinubu Lesson Of Awolowo In 1979, 1983 — by 9japride(m): 5:17pm On Oct 12
Parachoko:
I dey always laugh when I see an Igbo man calling other Southerners Foo lani Slavie... Everybody knows who dey always lick Northerners boom-boom for this country grin
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I don't understand your statement? Northerners have already made their choice.
Politics › Re: Lagos-calabar Coastal Road Will No Longer Pass Some Coastal Areas by 9japride(m): 3:11am On Oct 12
Omooba77:
The Lagos-Calabar coastal road project would no longer go through the coast after Lagos and Ogun states. Instead, it would detour inland through Edo State to join the East-West Road. Engr Umahi calls this "a wonderful engineering decision by Mr President"


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Same unplanned approach they are doing in main niger bridge repairs. A lot if people are just keeping quiet because it's happening in the east. It doesn't concern anyone.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Emotional Video Of Mother Of Migrant Condemed To Death In Saudi Arabia Pleading by 9japride(m):
kpankpangolo:
When in Rome…
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Those trying to enforce their religion in Europe are not behaving like the Romans when in Rome?
I only blame the woke westerners that are novice to the true intention of a political body disguise as a religion.
Their eyes will eventually clear when it's too late.
Politics › Re: Northern Groups Threaten To Teach Tinubu Lesson Of Awolowo In 1979, 1983 — by 9japride(m): 3:02am On Oct 12
franchasng:
Buhari rigged Tinubu in based on the emotional blackmail that he helped him emerge President in 2015. Because of that, Northerners just overlooked and allowed Tinubu to be rigged in because they felt he was far better than Peter Obi an Igbo. Those sentiment no longer exist today, instead what exist in Nigeria today is a total resentment for Tinubu based on his woeful performance and tribalism in governance favoring mostly Yorubas alone
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You analyze the situation clearly. Winning next election will only favour those of the south west. The northerners usually speak with one voice if they are determine to achieve a political goal.
Politics › Re: ‘Anarchy Will Consume Everybody’ – Peter Obi Breaks Silence On Enugu NDC Attack by 9japride(m): 2:42am On Oct 12
kerry57:
Do you know the funniest thing about those of you that attack obi? I had always made u guys look stupid . I have taken time to ask most you this simple question. WHAT DID OBI DO TO YOU THAT MADE U DISLIKE HIM? I GET FUNNY RESPONSE LIKE; OBI IS STINGY, OBI IS A PRETENDER, OBI IS A LIAR WITHOUT ANY EVIDENCE OF THIS CLAIMS.

Your choice of candidate is your exclusive right, I just believe it's morally wrong for you to keep attacking someone u don't have any evidence of your perceived ill against in a public space.
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It's not about morality, these guys are just working. They are doing the job of a data boy and when they make enough money they all will Japa to better countries with their families.
While the ignorant supporters of funny characters will be left behind.
Don't waste your time talking sense into them.
Many of them in this platform started their support from late Buhari time, so they won't be stopping anytime soon.
It's left for sane Nigerians to make the right choice. Rice give away won't save anyone.
Politics › Re: Give An Example Of A Politician That Was Strong Like Wike Before ? by 9japride(m): 1:35pm On Oct 05
Deepspirituals:
Give An Example of a Politician that was Strong like Wike before but now Silenced ,Rejected ,Brushed Aside , Irrelevant,Frustrated ,Ignored and Abandoned or facing the Wrath of Law .

Nigeria Political Atmosphere dey be like Na Me Dey there now ,I go dey there forever ,Before you know it ...Events Would Change Everything..

Wike .Step the Floor Small ,Small oooo .But Baba Oldest Whisky no go hear. .

It's well
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He's only strong because of Tinubu's government. While he was former state governor, the wealth of Rivers state made him very powerful. Likewise previous state governors.
Politics › Re: Wike Takes Resignation Threat To Hometown by 9japride(m): 2:03am On Oct 04
yarimo:
WIKE is the greatest politicians in rivers state, everyone in rivers state is happy to have WIKE as minister
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You guys just need him to achieve una personal goals. I believe you're from south west?
All juicy and majority of the political appointments are from your region.
When time comes you guys will remind Wike that he's Igbo man.
We all are watching the drama.
Crime › Re: Boko Haram Kills 15 Farmers In Borno by 9japride(m): 4:30am On Oct 03
nlfpmod:
https://punchng.com/just-in-suspected-terrorists-kill-15-farmers-in-borno/#google_vignette
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Those killers that did this horrible act, if they they are eventually accepted as repentant terrorist can any of those data boys accommodate them in their family houses?
Can this evil happen continuously for example in the state of Israel?
The UN and other woke international bodies are all quiet.
All their focus is on Israel/Palestine crisis.
Politics › Re: Ebonyi State Indigenes Are Regarded As 3rd Class People- Sacked VC by 9japride(m): 7:52pm On Oct 02
Ofunaofu:
The mischievous narratives that will always come up just before every general election


Ogbonnaya Onu and Dave Umahi both contested the APC presidential primary in 2023, and both are from Ebonyi State. So why didn’t Dave Umahi step down for his kinsman, Ogbonnaya Onu, and support him?

If Umahi’s argument now is that “it’s not the turn of the Igbos, and he is working against Peter Obi, one might reasonably ask: when?

Politics has a funny way of exposing contradictions. Time will tell who was truly standing with the people and who was simply standing for himself and his pocket
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Anyone that vote in people that sponsors politics of division is a capital mu.mu.
It's only wicked people that resort to politics of division instead of selling their manifesto.
Politics › Re: The Six Strategies of Political Support in the Tinubu Era - A Critical Summary by 9japride(m): 4:18am On Oct 02
greatiyk4u:
These are categories of Tinubu, Batists and APC supporters and their strategies

This is an awareness campaign to educate you never to loose guard and fall for their gimmick

I need you to understand that not all APC supporters or BATists will be praising Tinubu. They have a syllabus or learning scheme that was given to them in their group.

A lot of your influencers have collected money and swallowed like a python. And they know if they suddenly start praising T-Pain, e go dey suspicious. So they created innovative ways to promote APC without you suspecting.

This is how to identify BATists on your timeline.

Group 1
These are the ones you already know. They are everywhere posting how Tinubu has done so well. Those ones no dey disguise. You know them, I know them.

Group 2
This set of people don't promote Tinubu. They might never even mention APC. What they do is to demarket Peter Obi. They insult him, say he's not pretending, fault his achievements, call him Pitobi and other derogatory words, accuse him of stealing or being like the rest, try to imply that he is not good enough.

This set of people don't praise APC. They focus on demarketing Peter.

Group 3
These people promote voter lethargy. You see them everywhere saying stuff like, "What's the need for voting again next year? After all that one we did a few years ago, nothing happened. Wo, me I'm tired abeg. Let what will happen happen."

The aim of this sect is to discourage you from voting. If they say it enough times, you will start feeling the same way. That maybe you should not go and vote. Maybe it's a waste of time. After all, did we not vote for Peter the last time? Did anything good come out of it?

They know that you not voting = a vote for APC. So they will keep on making posts suggesting that voting again is a waste of time, in order to discourage you.

Group 4
You should know this one. These are the people that come out to tell you that all the candidates are the same.
They will be saying stuff like, "I don't have any candidate because they are all the same."

Or "They are recycling the same old men. It's still Atiku and Peter and Tinubu. They are all the same. We need fresh blood. We need new people. We can't be recycling the same old men."

Don't mind them. They are APC wey dey disguise. The aim is to plant seeds of doubt in you. If you believe the candidates are all the same, you no go vote. It is a divide-and-conquer strategy employed by APC BATists.

Group 5
They are ndi "I like Peter, but..."

Those people that say, “I like Peter, but his followers are problematic and rude, tufia"

“I like Peter, but look at his wife carrying that expensive bag.”

“I like Peter, but the way he's handling this campaign, it's like he's not ready.”

“I like Peter, but...”

Once you see I like Peter *but* or I am Obidient *but*, just know that they are APC BATists. That is another strategy.

This group is actually smart cos they make you believe they are one of you. That way, you'll feel relaxed when they demarket him. You won't attack their sentiments. You'll start seeing sense in what they're saying.
Hehehehehe

Ifukwarana that *but* just know that they have been bought.

Group 6
To me, this particular group is lowkey the most dangerous cos they are the least suspicious of all. What they do is pitch their tent with the most unlikely candidate.

What does this mean?

It means they will pick the most unlikely candidate to win as their person. Promote that candidate they know will never win and use it as an excuse to talk down on a good candidate.

It's like an Abia State indigene seriously promoting Doris Ogala and using it as an excuse to demarket Alex Otti. Once you see someone like that you should know it's a set-up. Cos Doris will never win. Her party will never win.

So if someone is mounting Doris as their candidate and using it as an excuse to demarket Otti, you suppose know the person no actually be Doris supporter. Na disguise.

So when you see them insult Obi then say stuff like, "Me, I'm not a Tinubu, Atiku or Peter Obi supporter. I am a Ciroma Chukwuma Adekunle supporter. That is the person I'm voting for." They are lying.
They are APC BATists and this is their demarketing strategy.

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If an influencer, Facebook celeb, somebody you've been looking up to, or somebody whose posts you enjoy, suddenly starts exhibiting one of these group symptoms, just know that they have been bought. Especially if they were an Obi supporter before.

We always say not all heroes wear capes. Likewise not all villains wear masks. Not all BATists will come out with their full chest to say it. They will use different strategies to do their detty work.

There's no need for you to go and start going back and forth with them or convincing them. They have been bought.

These are the strategies that were given to them. They can't sing the praises of APC and Tinubu because you and I know there's nothing there to sing praises of. They don't really have any concrete thing that will make us vote for them again.
They cannot debate on power, security, good roads, better livelihood, or job security.

Since they don't have any merits to go by, they plant seeds of doubt and discord to make you think that the person you want to vote for is not worthy of your vote.

Na why I say let me put you on game.
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If anyone vote in a funny character in the next election, they only have themselves to be blamed.
How can a fully grown adult don't know who really cares for them? How can an adult use their clear eyes to vote in funny characters?
Majority of the funny character's politicians and their supporters are only fighting for their pockets.
After elections, the masses are left to tackle life situations on their own.
I see those who intentionally support funny characters as wicked people and that's why Africa is still lagging behind.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Should Mention One Ebonyi Person That He Gave An Appointment - Umahi by 9japride(m): 4:04am On Oct 02
Melezenawii:
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It's now I have understood that all these talk about Ebonyi not being Igbo is all sponsored by those politicians. After having their WhatsApp meeting, they then go online and start posting funny things.
It boils down to election and weakening of the eastern vote and eventually weakening of the Igbo race.
It's only a baby that will fall for such cheap talk.
Celebrities › Re: Rick Ross Arrested For Attacking Girlfriend And Brutally Assaulting Her by 9japride(m): 3:57am On Oct 02
Namaster:
"Alleged incident occurs at Ross' Star Island home, triggered by an argument over an Instagram photo tag claiming is girlfriend was cheating on him."

Men like Rick Ross DISGUST me.

NEVER argue with a cheater.
Even IF it's just suspicion.
NO need for argument.

She'll NEVER admit to cheating.
She'll NEVER show remorse.
And if she does show remorse, it's FEIGNED.

The cheating has happened.

The poooosxay has been FORKED.
And it can NEVER be UNFORKED.

Rick Ross should have quietly DISCHARGED her without saying anything.

NO argument.
NO explanation.

Just a quiet and cordial "bye, BEEETCH".

Imagine someone with the WEALTH and FAME of Rick Ross stalking a girl's Instagram and acting INSECURE.

He's someone that can get a DIFFERENT, SUPERMODEL-tier arse every SINGLE DAY.

Instead, he stuck with a SINGLE woman who still CHEATED on him.

Now, maybe he hit or he DIDN'T and the JILTED cheater is just trying to PUNISH him but that's beside the point.

The point is:

He should have NEVER given her the opportunity to put him in that position.

She's a NOBODY.
And he's RICK ROSS.

He gave her the PRIVILEGE to date him and now he's in LEGAL trouble.
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You said it all. In addition, I believe any man with a good father figure in their lives wouldn't mumu like that. He's rich and famous.
Crime › Re: Police Release Photo Of Unidentified Woman Found Dead In Calabar Hotel by 9japride(m): 4:46pm On Sep 24
Kingzjayzee:
na so na. Sha they should, by all means, try and get the killer(s). He or she or them must be brought to book and face the consequences of their dastardly act.
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We hope so, normally I don't trust all these hotels.
Crime › Re: Police Release Photo Of Unidentified Woman Found Dead In Calabar Hotel by 9japride(m): 5:37am On Sep 24
BlackViper:
Police Release Photo Of Unidentified Woman Found Dead In Calabar Hotel, Search For Male Guest



https://saharareporters.com/2026/09/23/police-release-photo-unidentified-woman-found-dead-calabar-hotel-search-male-guest
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But if someone steals from the hotel, they will be identified and caught.
Politics › Re: G5 Allowed Obi Win SS To Reduce Atiku's Votes, Won't Happen In 2027 - Wike by 9japride(m): 1:00pm On Sep 23
mohims:
Wike is an astute Politician who knows his onions. With or without Tinubu, Wike will always be a formidable force to reckon with.
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Time will tell.
Politics › Re: G5 Allowed Obi Win SS To Reduce Atiku's Votes, Won't Happen In 2027 - Wike by 9japride(m): 5:51am On Sep 23
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mohims:
Even the almighty Buhari who many regarded as tough, would not dare to say Wike is a nobody if he were to be alive. Wike na man!
Leave all these talk, Rivers state is a powerful state due to the oil wealth. If Tinubu drops Wike he's power will disappear.
Politics › Re: G5 Allowed Obi Win SS To Reduce Atiku's Votes, Won't Happen In 2027 - Wike by 9japride(m): 3:29am On Sep 22
mohims:
Hate him or love. You can't help but admire Nyerisi's political prowess!
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He's nothing without Tinubu's government. Just like previous past governors of Rivers state who were so powerful because of the state wealth.
Do they still hold such power today?
People are wiser now, 2027 election will be totally different.
Politics › Re: Why Peter Obi’s Presidency Is Seen As A Threat To The Old Way Of Doing Governmen by 9japride(m): 5:23am On Sep 20
YungMike:
There is a question that comes up repeatedly whenever Peter Obi's name is mentioned in Nigerian politics:

Why does the possibility of Peter Obi becoming president generate so much anxiety among some political interests?

There is no honest way to know what is inside another person's mind. But there is a reasonable way to examine the question: look at what Obi has said he intends to change, and look at the way he managed Anambra State.

Obi's 2023 presidential manifesto was not built around simply sharing government positions or increasing government spending. One of its central promises was institutional reform: reducing the cost of governance, strengthening the rule of law, fighting corruption and creating a more efficient civil service.

The manifesto explicitly promised to move Nigeria from a consumption-based economy to a production-based economy, reduce the cost of governance and tackle corruption through legal and institutional reforms.

That is significant because changing institutions can affect the interests of people who benefit from the way those institutions currently operate.

Obi also repeatedly spoke about ending what he called Nigeria's “sharing mentality” and making government more focused on production, human capital and measurable results. His manifesto proposed investment in education, healthcare, infrastructure, technology and productive sectors rather than simply distributing national resources.

But perhaps the more interesting part of the argument is not what Obi promised in 2023. It is what he did in Anambra.

During his time as governor, Anambra returned many public schools to their original missionary owners while the government continued funding teachers. The state's examination performance subsequently improved substantially; Obi has repeatedly cited Anambra's movement from the lower positions nationally to first place in NECO during 2011–2013.

His administration also invested heavily in healthcare, including the construction of the state-owned teaching hospital in Awka and the development and accreditation of health institutions.

On the financial side, Obi's published record points to an emphasis on savings and investment. His 2023 manifesto claimed that Anambra established sub-sovereign wealth savings and that he left substantial cash, foreign-currency holdings and investments at the end of his tenure. Independent reporting has also documented the state's savings and investments, although the exact figures and their interpretation have been politically disputed.

That is where the debate becomes bigger than Peter Obi himself.

If a federal government genuinely attempted to make government less transactional, reduce unnecessary costs, strengthen institutions, digitise processes, improve financial controls and make public spending easier to track, people who benefit from opaque or inefficient systems could potentially lose access to those opportunities.

That is not proof that particular politicians are afraid of Obi.

It is, however, a reasonable explanation for why a reform agenda can threaten established interests.

And Obi's own manifesto was unusually explicit about this. It promised “comprehensive legal and institutional reforms” to fight corruption, establish the rule of law and create an honest and efficient civil service. It also promised that governance would become more “inclusive, cost-effective” and “less transactional.”

There is another important point.

A president cannot simply eliminate corruption because he says so. Nigeria's problems are institutional. They involve procurement, the civil service, the legislature, security agencies, state governments, public enterprises, contracts and the judiciary.

So the real test of any Obi presidency would not be speeches.

It would be whether the administration actually creates systems that make it harder to divert public money, harder to hide government spending and easier for citizens and institutions to hold officials accountable.

That is ultimately what makes the argument about Peter Obi more interesting than the usual political name-calling.

His supporters see a politician whose record in Anambra and whose presidential programme point toward fiscal discipline, production, human-capital investment and institutional reform.

His critics are entitled to question whether those ideas can actually be implemented at the federal level, whether his Anambra record is being presented completely, and whether his proposed reforms are realistic.

Those are legitimate questions.

But there is one question Nigerians should keep asking every politician, regardless of party:

Will government exist primarily to serve the public, or will public resources continue to be treated as political resources to be shared among those with access to power?

That is the real issue.

And if Peter Obi ever gets the opportunity to govern Nigeria, his biggest test will not be whether he can promise to close the loopholes.

It will be whether he can actually close them.
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Those against Peter Obi in this thread are all beneficiaries and paid agents of the old order. Any normal citizen that is deceived by those few loud mouths has himself/herself to blame.
Nobody is coming to save you.
Those politicians have families in foreign countries and while in 9ja they have security guards.
It will be senseless for anyone to stand under the sun/rain to vote in their problem.
Politics › Re: Only Lazy People Are Hungry In Nigeria – Apena Of Egbaland by 9japride(m): 5:45am On Sep 18
Kemetian:
SHUT UP AND STOP BLAMING THE GOVERNMENT FOR YOUR OWN CRIMINALITY.

INSTEAD OF DOING 'YAHOO YAHOO' AND STEALING FROM PEOPLE THROUGH ALL SORTS OF DEVIOUS SCHEMES, WHY CAN'T YOU USE THAT SAME BRAIN TO LEARN FOREX OR CRYPTO TRADING AND MAKE THE SAME MONEY, IF NOT MORE?

THOSE OF YOU TRAFFICKING DRUGS ALL OVER THE WORLD, THAT'S THE GOVERNMENT'S FAULT TOO ABI?

RUBBISH.
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Why so agitated? Weren't you the one shaming lazy people. In a country that the government have failed in their responsibilities don't expect a sane society.
Politics › Re: Only Lazy People Are Hungry In Nigeria – Apena Of Egbaland by 9japride(m): 2:48am On Sep 18
Osgilliat:
No food for lazy man.
If you like get lazy.. na hunger go kpai you.
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This is the kind of mindset responsible for crimes in the country especially kidnapping, yahoo yahoo, hook up etc.
Instead of the elders to talk to those in power to do the right things, they won't.
Religion and tribalism are the major things dragging the country behind.
Even the learned ones are not left out from these archaic acts.
Politics › Re: Toyin Abraham Rejects APC’s Appointment by 9japride(m): 2:36am On Sep 18
Ofunaofu:
https://www.tvcnews.tv/toyin-abraham-rejects-inclusion-in-lagos-apc-campaign-committee/
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I thought she supported APC in the previous election? Every adult knows exactly what they are doing.
She should continue supporting her lovely tribesman.
Politics › Re: Atiku, Amaechi Secretly Buying Dangote Refinery Shares – Ayekooto Akindele by 9japride(m): 2:13am On Sep 17
DSS1335:
There is something psychologically troubling about APC apologists: an apparent propensity toward extreme pettiness. Take, for instance, this senile old man, Soludo, Wike, Okpebelloh, Arabambi, Omokiri, Keyamo—in fact, virtually all the politicians under the APC who were once considered smart, strategic, and intentional. They have recently become hopelessly petty in their desperate attempts to defend questionable pedigrees and political records.
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That's why the country and Africa in general is still far behind.
Politics › Re: Can Somebody Please Confirm That Peter Obi's Wife Uses $150,000 Handbags? by 9japride(m): 2:09am On Sep 17
Those attacking Peter Obi wife because of the cost of her hand bag all have low IQ and it's all politics.
To a normal human being the thought of it is just senseless.
It's quite unfortunate, especially on social media people just use the topic to trend in order to get engagement.
No sensible grown adult will even think of that hand bag as an issue.
That's why funny characters keep voting in funny characters in every elections.
It shows the kind of mindset of the uninformed voters.
Politics › Re: Can Somebody Please Confirm That Peter Obi's Wife Uses $150,000 Handbags? by 9japride(m): 1:57am On Sep 17
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Politics › Re: Can Somebody Please Confirm That Peter Obi's Wife Uses $150,000 Handbags? by 9japride(m): 1:54am On Sep 17
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Politics › Re: Can Somebody Please Confirm That Peter Obi's Wife Uses $150,000 Handbags? by 9japride(m): 4:17pm On Sep 16
rossipki:
I keep hearing some strange story that I absolutely refuse to believe, until it is fully confirmed.

That Peter Obi's wife goes around with different handbags worth over $150,000 each.

This cannot be true, given this man's posture on frugality and his philosophy of moving "from consumption to production".

JUST TELL ME IT IS NOT TRUE.

IT CAN'T BE TRUE. angry
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Nigerians are special breed of humans. How much is fuel price? How much is minimum wage?
The president traveled to Europe. This hand bag is just a distraction.
The killings in the country is not important, it's the cost of a billionaire's wife hand bag that is the main problem of the country.

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