₦airaland Forum

kingyakos:
Watch what is going to happen in Abuja down to SW immediately tinubu announce his Muslim running mate. They've taken positions and formations waiting to strike and RCCG is one of their target, so be careful and if possible you can worship via Zoom.
The killing of Christians and church bombing is going to be an eyesore and brutal.
Please help pass this information to other RCCG members.

BaddestQueen:
it takes only a determined mind to drag a case till Supreme Court and to think such determination is coming from people that have been deceiving Yoruba Christians that religion doesn't matter in South West just to keep them subdued and naive.
I thank God many Yoruba Christians are no longer falling for that crap and have been seeing them and their tricks.
they made sure that Osinbajo's ambition was dead and maligned him in the most wicked manner ever calling him unprintable names just because he's a Yoruba Christians even when he's over qualified than their preferred choice Tinubu.
they said Muric is on his own yet Tinubu urchins who are mostly Yoruba Muslims are already here on nairaland pre-primaries telling you that it's Tinubu or nothing, meaning they don't rate Osinbajo and will never support him should he emerged.
Same people are pushing for Muslim-Muslim ticket telling people that yoruba Christians will fall in line because they knew they'll deceive them with their usual lines that "religion doesn't matter"

The same Yoruba Muslims that said religion doesn't matter are gradually pushing for Sharia laws in Yoruba land and before you know it boom it's already in supreme Court and it'll be ruled in their favour.

Dear Yoruba Christians, it's time to wake up and stop living in lies and deceit
these guys don't rate you and will never do.
the facts are there.
it's their religion first and nothing else.

Yoruba Christians/traditionalists ronu
God bless real Omoluabis and Yoruba land.

Subsidywise20:
At the end Tinubu had no choice...choose a Northern muslim, or get zero votes from the North.

The middle belt is already in PDP's hands, and LP is looking lively there too.

Looks like the fight is for Bubu's voting bloc.

Kenneth4u205:
This 2023 election will end up being Christian vs Muslims. Muslims will vote for Muslims and Christians will vote for Christian. This will favour Peter Obi because he's the only Christian from the south . While Muslims vote will be split between ATiku , Kwankwaso and Tinubu. Tinubu getting the least Muslim vote because he's a minority Muslim from the south

Dannyset:
All these are still greatly dependent on the party agent at the PU.

If he's compromised, all votes can be allocated to a party, while the ballot is destroyed.

But I get, it will to some extent reducebit

seunmsg:
Agberos have been in Lagos and other cities in Nigeria before Tinubu was born. They will remain there for a long time to come. They are citizens like you who deserve a chance to earn a living. Sensible leaders recognize the need to engage such unskilled people so that they don’t become security threats to other members of the society.

Dikebuka:
When you sale that same refinery to competent private hands, it comes to life.

Former NNPC fertilizer and petrochemicals ph was junk until it was sold to Indorama (Indian company).

Today now it is one of the biggest supplier of fertilizer in Africa..infact it even erected a new facility that led to recruitment as of 2019.

With good government policies, Infrastructure is as useless as p in psychology.

Fearyourcreator:
Non of them can help Nigeria ... Obi is even the least that can help sef... Nigeria problem is passed all these ethnicity most you are fight over here

Saintinoo:
I was in the Northeast in 2015 till almost 2020, the Hausa and Buhari supporters were making the same statement you just made about giving time and everything will work.

I told them same thing I will tell you now, with a plan, I mean visible plan and blueprint, no project can be accomplished.

Infrastructure in Nigeria is a big show off, every politician is building just to show off, they are not hitting the target, they are even building these things at the wrong places.

If you talk about corruption and insecurity, it is the business of the government, be it present or incoming to tackle that.

clinician2x:
That is why Peter obi said u cannot drive niverian economy with infrastructure. Simple.

Use that money and equipment businesses. Increase people's purchasing power by increasing salaries so they can buy more and pay more tax even VAT join. That is how the GDP grows. It is not u go and build a railways nobody is using.

Simple thing.

clinician2x:
Abassmt come and learn how to drive economy pragmatically. It flow bottom up, from the MSMEs, that person producing shoes needs to be funded to get more patronage.

Not when you borrow large funds to build stupid railway that nobody is using. Have u entered those trains b4? How much are they adding to GDP when their maintenance cost self pass the revenue.

I no know the kind education una get self

TheGoodJoe:
You boost the micro economy first. Get small and medium scale businesses producing. When it is time for doing Macro businesses, the purchase will come from local production.

That is how you drive the economy. From down up. Not from top down.

NakedTruth4eva:
Yorubas are tribal bigots. I'm from the SS and I can tell you for free that Yorubas have resentment for anything or anyone that's not Yoruba. They can't insult Northerners the way they insult and vilify other southerners. Jonathan's administration wasn't bad like Buhari's regime yet they vilified him and turned a blind eye to Buhari's bad leadership. My happiness is that Buhari's bad leadership is affecting them too like the Lekki massacre and Owo massacre. They supported Buhari because of a Vp position. They have not finished enjoying their Buhari, they are projecting Tinubu

Saintinoo:
Oga Inflation in Nigeria is not as a result of lack of infrastructure. there were no infrastructure before and inflation was at 9 percent before 2015.

Again what do you understand by infrastructure, mind you there are two types of infrastructure, Economic and social infrastructure. Nigeria at this stage don't need fly overs, stadium and dual roads in state capital. We don't need show off infrastructure.

Production goes hand in hand with infrastructure, now here is an example, Dangote is building a refinery I. Lagos, he or the government builds a road that will link the refinery to the town, that's what we are talking about.

Karim Lamido local government in Taraba state has the highest production of rice, the government builds a road that will link that village to the market, that is what we are talking about.

Now you must develop the production and the basic infrastructure comes together. And mind you when we talk about infrastructure, the power sector is another infrastructure, this is something Nigeria politicians don't know.

I am not fronting Obi because I like him no, I only relate with his Economic policies.

excess4luv:
Please what infrastructure are you talking about.
Fashola has been minister of power for 7 years yet we are battling collapse grid, no additional megawatts to the grid but he told Nigerians that power isn't rocket science

clinician2x:
What are the economic advantages of the railway systems Nigeria borrowed money to build? Trillions of naira wasted there.

Do you know that the annual maintenance budget of those trains pass the revenue it generates?

Saintinoo:
Listen to me, I don't do argument of sentiments and ignorance here, check my comments on Nairaland.

Now tell me how railways built by Ameachi have improved the economy?

I know what railways do to a country economy, as a means of transportation, railway is important because it facilities easy movement of raw materials and finished goods for the manufacturers and farmers alike.

When being developed, it creates heavy revenue for the state.

Now, has Nigeria benefitted the aforementioned since Ameachi bought coaches that travels from Abuja to Kaduna?

Go to countries like China and India and see how railways are being used. Today transporting a 100kg bag of rice from Adamawa state to Lagos state is more than 5000 naira, and they say we have railways, so what is the UAE of the said railways.

I doubt if you have entered these rail coaches because the last time I checked, only Abuja to Kaduna route is currently functional.

Saintinoo:
How is building and getting necessary equipment for school not a solution to building the economy.

How is becoming a producing nation instead of a consuming one not a solution to building the economy?

How is cutting unecessary cost and channelling these same fund to important things not a solution to grow the economy?

How is investment in SMEs not a solution to growing the economy.

One thing you must understand about Peter Obi supporters is that they are learned and they can relate to his policies. I know what Peter Obi knows, because I am in same field, and I know those are what Nigeria needs.

Bomboiy:
I went through their most of the accounts and I found out that most of them are APC members. Real Muslims don't have any problem with that.


Tinubu urchins are doing the most.

Malory:
The difference is still clear. People do it for Peter Obi for free but Yekini Amoda Ogunlere is paying billions and forcing people to campaign for him. The love for Obi is from the heart while the love for Yekini is from the pocket.

Oilwell:
Most people don't realize that about 50% of south easterners stay, build and live in the other regions of the country.

Prince111111:
oga na fake news

vicdom:
Few Weeks To The Osun Gubernatorial Election, HM Aregbesola And Governor Oyetola Settle Issues , Vows To Work For APC's Victory.

TheDemola:
https://dailytrust.com/certificate-or-no-certificate-tinubu-is-nigerias-next-president-mc-oluomo



https://twitter.com/McOluomoo/status/1540682400950132738?t=srKp63D65uB9XHF_4Z1ZuQ&s=19[/quote]I respect this man Tinubu so much, how can somebody be so rich and close to agbero and market woman like this that is why the man is moving forward in politics.

Mumusaphire:
If osun state like, they should sale their votes like ekiti people. Na them get d four to eight years to suffer it.

aribisala0:
Are you his lawyer or paid agent?
What is all this interrogation?

Am I using your data?

Why don't you go for a jog or shower?

You do what you like and let me do the same

aribisala0:
You make it sound like I am begging him to talk? I don't care if he talks because I know he has nothing to offer

The point is ANY person who wants to be called Asiwaju of Yoruba land cannot be silent at this time so we agree that he is not Asiwaju of Yoruba.
Not just Tinubu Buhari should have spoken too.
We are potentially on the brink of civil war and you are asking what difference it would make if a man who reportedly wants to be the next president speaks
IWhen he has spoken in the past he has appeared incoherent e.g he called Obasanjo expired and called for him to be thrown in the trash

I am not one of those clamoring for him to speak however I am pointing out to those who elevate him as a Yoruba leader that he is not such a leader.

He should have spoken a LONG TIME ago about the appointments in the military and that alone is enough for a man of honour to have left the APC.

He is like the Monkey with a paw in the bottle trapped by greed

LegendHero:
Aribisala0

If I am Tinubu, I will not utter a single word but rather do anything I want to do to help in the background.

This is Nigeria and as a politician, you have to deal with the matter with sense and not just be like every other person that can speak anytime they want.

Have you seen Atiku, Kwakwanso, El-Rufai, Ganduje, and etc talk about it?

That tells you every big players are watching their words so I don’t see any reason why you guys want Tinubu to talk dandan on every matter.

If he talks tho what does it change? If Tinubu say Fulani herdsmen should leave our forest, what will happen?

Will Buhari suddenly summon the military on Tinubu’s order or will the SW governors just follow his command and evict the herdsmen?

In the West, we should put on our thinking cap and look for lasting solutions to issues instead of wasting time with showing power on the internet and wasting all the cards you have.

Again I ask, if Tinubu talk what will change?

Fira09:
If PETER OBI and KWANKWANSO can merge together ,then it's possible for them to win the Election ..

I pray it's work.

Abassmt:
That is how we roll in Yoruba land, even me talking to you I hail from another town but very purpular and adopted in another town even in up to three compand here. So it nothing in Yoruba land compare to elsewhere I've been to in the country.

derecho:
Orisirisi,Iragbiji City boy forming Lagosian.

humberjade:
Permutations everywhere

Make I rest my case face my life until

1. Tinubu finally chooses his running mate, a dilemma people have allows pointed out even before he won the primaries- where would he find a suitable and acceptable running mate?

2. Obi and Kwankwaso wakes up to the fact that they don't even have a chance without merging... the problem with this is that, on the one hand, Kwankwaso won't want to lose the name of his party and identity, neither would he want to play 2nd fiddle, while on the other hand, Obi won't want to disappoint his growing followers and play a 2nd fiddle to Kwankwaso. I mean, who drops the chance of being VP to an Atiku, to become running mate to Kwankwaso?

Big dilemma, but the fact still remains that, the two lack structures to make a national impact, politics is local, and for the likes of Obi to make an impact solo, he will need the enlightened youths online to match their support with action by going head to head against the their counterparts on the street (louts, artisans, market women, etc...who actually are historically the real election day voters)

3. But the game changer is if Kwankwaso steps down for Atiku...then it is game over for other candidates.
But the problem with this is that, the Presidential elections come before others, if Kwankwaso chooses to step down and support Atiku, it would have ripple effects on his political followers during the National Assembly elections which happens simultaneously with the Presidential elections, and the effect would again spread to the Governorship elections later on. A vivid example is the AD/OBJ alliance in 2003.

Like I always say, I don't believe Nigerians have suffered enough, when they do, they will do the right thing...it is just unfortunate that few selfish and corrupt delegates are usually saddled with the responsibility to choose for millions those to choose from, now we are left with no choice that we have to put up with these 4 candidates. By a mile, these aren't our best brains, all corrupt with skeleton in their cupboards (albeit there is levels to their corruption).

Well, 24 hours is a long time in politics, how much more about 8 months. Time will tell.