MaxInDHouse:
Only the Israelites knew the true God, all other nations are worshipers of demons. But if you want me to expatiate on this no problem.
There's no nepotism in this case God chose a race for a purpose and that purpose has been met!

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Sowore is another Hero.

Transcriber:
I think it's time we Africans discard the Latin script and use ours

Check out this Yoruba holy script
Sent from Oduduwa to a Yoruba chieftain in Benin Republic

vankelvin:


Next time put your argument in a proper context.

Abidjan have tall buildings? Don't we have tall buildings in Accra?

If you had said Abidjan have more or taller highrises than Accra it would make sense.

Imagine someone saying,
*Accra have interchanges*
*Accra have Malls*
*Accra have Airport*
*Accra have big Universities* etc?
dont they have Malls, interchanges, Big universities etc in Abidjan too?

vankelvin:


Are you taller than the buildings we have in Accra?

Moferere:


The election is between APC and APGA

jl115:
lol.... Watch out for what bru

vankelvin:


You have a point there.
Abidjan city planners did a good job but all the same Accra has got lots of other good things over Abidjan... There's nothing Abidjan have that Accra do not have.


For a well organized and planned city, Abidjan takes the crown but for development! please Accra ain't joking

Moferere:
ADC will not even come 4th

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


How can you say it is a lot of money this day general surgery only is more than 2.5 million naira. So how are you doing in South Africa enjoy yourself

perambulator:



On the contrary you dont seem to understand what a merger means. I refer you to my earlier post reproduced below. Again you can merge all you want, but if after your merger you are still insignificant, what have you gained? Do they have members in the NASS or senate? You field candidates that gain 10 votes...clap for them. When these parties gain enough momentum, come back until then I am not wasting my vote, i will rather stay at home or vote for the lesser of 2 evils. I gain nothing by voting for someone who has no effect on the election but even if I dont elect a good candidate my vote can help keep a worse candidate out. Truth be told, one may be better of voting out a government that hasnt performed and electing a worse one than wasting my vote on someone withe no chance of winning...at least it helps send a message to those a in power that they have to perform....Unfortunately thats the reality of Nigerian politics.

perambulator:


Actually I did because I at the time thought like you, i.e let's encourage one of these other candidates. I have since realized that while it sounds well in theory, it is a wasted vote and i would have been better off sitting at home. It is better voting for which party you think is the lesser of 2 evils than wasting your vote on a party that has no hope and isnt growing either. It is a different thing if a party starts today and grows but these ones are not growing so they will be perpertually wasting people's votes.

Just answer 2 questions: How many of them have grown their grassroots structures since the last elections? How many of them fielded any candidate in the numerous local govt, state and legislative elections that have happenned since 2019? they will come again and say they are contesting elections. it is only president they want to be, How do you want to govern when you have no assembly members or senators or local govt reps? So say someone like Moghalu or Durotoye or any of the jokers wins the presidency, but his party has no senators or NASS members, he wont be able to do anything, he will be controlled by either PDP or APC.......so why waste your vote on him or his like

Edeyoung:
The edo royals the oba of benin are purely edo blood.....

The word oba came from benin and infiltrated into the Yoruba lexicon through benin military campaign in Yoruba territories

samuk:


Help yourself with a Google map to know the difference, besides Yoruba history revolves around Oyo and later Ife. The Awujale of Ijebu claims his Ijebu people migrated from Sudan.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Thanks for telling us that he spent only 2 million naira

benuejosh:
Anambra is APC.

The outcome of the Supreme Court judgment billed for October 20, 2021 next week has let the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Anambra State in jittery and tends to worsen the already polarised rank and file of the party, with each camp out to work against the interest of the other aftermath of the verdict.

Currently, APGA has three rival National Chairmen: Victor Oye backing Chukwuma Soludo’s governorship ticket, Jude Okeke supporting Chukwuma Umeoji and Edozie Njoku, respectively, believably rooting for Nicholas Ukachukwuas different flag-bearers for the November 6, 2021 governorship election.

The Supreme Court judgment is coming on the heels of replacement of Umeoji’s name earlier enlisted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) with that of Soludo and rejection of Oye’s application for joinder by the Court of Appeal, which ordered him to return to the High Court where Njoku was given recognition as the National Chairman to seek for such relief.

The Guardian gathered that implosion being awaited in APGA might have compelled the stakeholders, including traditional rulers, religious and town union leaders to settle for an alternative party that will not only produce the next governor of Anambra State, but also be in strong contention for the 2023 Presidency.

An impeccable source, who confided in The Guardian, contended that the stakeholders were not keen on supporting the candidate of APC, Senator Andy Uba, over alleged anti-Igbo sentiment of the party and counterpart in Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), Dr. Obiora Okonkwo, over anti-power shift aspiration.

The development in Imo State where the serving governor came to power through Supreme Court’s controversial verdict, and the attendant killings, arson and disappearance of some youths that trailed the governor’s one-year in office, the stakeholders observed, are ominous signs that APC is not desired in Anambra State.

As a way out, the stakeholders, according to the source, have developed soft spot for ADC, which not only has an Igboman from Anambra State, Chief Ralphs Okey Nwosu, as its National Chairman, but also a one-time-time Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan, Nze Akachukwu Nwankpo, who is deemed not to have a political baggage.

According to the source, the stakeholders are good to go with ADC, which with the backing of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, emerged as a consensus party to produce the presidential candidate in the lead to the 2019 election, but for last minute development.

Further investigation by The Guardian showed that last week’s declaration of the former Young Progressives Party (YPP), Prof. Kingsley Moghalu, is putting ADC in a better stead for both the 2021 governorship election and 2023 presidential contest.

It was gathered that Moghalu’s entry into ADC was part of the strategies to open a floodgate, which will see no fewer than 10 other good presidential materials join ADC as an alternative party to APC and PDP at the national level.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
how funny he can only solve problems of fulanis. Did you hear he went to donate 20 million naira to bandage for a broken down anti-aircraft machine gun. The anti aircraft gun was in pieces and it cannot be assembled or working

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Lightning development

jl115:
cool story bro

NTSA:

True to that ...but a simple Google search shows me that At one point in 2008 Nigeria had surpassed South Africa by 50 billion the following years the gap between Nigeria and South Africa was not so much.

jl115:
that's not evidence

NTSA:

Compare the GDP of both countries from 2000 to 2008( 8 yr period)

jl115:
based on what evidence??

NTSA:

South Africas GDP was at 136.4 billion while Nigeria's was at 69.45 in the year 2000 ..8 yrs later Nigeria overtook SA by more than 50 billion .
What was the growth rate of Nigeria in the 8 yr period?

jl115:
have you ever listened to the Roger Whittaker song " I don't believe in if anyone"?........ I think its pretty appropriate for this post

chaloskyx:
Which Nigerian political party has an idology (none) manifesto/promises (yes) but they are all lies our dear apc is proof. for an election thats about 1 year away meaning they only have next year to merge, pick a candidate and run campaigns considering the logistics and funding needed is it realistic? i do not think so as no reasonable Nigeria would put their hope on a party that was just hurriedly put together and has not left any lasting impression on Nigerians.

chaloskyx:
you guys are slow if you want to merge do so already and let us see who you field but no you are just using us to play politics as usual you have never been serious about challenging apc or pdp so moghalu just shut up

laiperi:
The campaign for President has begun by your sweet words to force Yoruba to vote for you. If Yoruba pay you back in kind and refuse to vote for you, who else would vote you as their President?

Think.