Thank God you've traveled and are exposed. Kindly show me samples of this kind of corruption you called "politics is deep" in America, China or any developed nation!
BATified2023: guy like I said yesterday, that guy na front for their dirty deal.
Atiku, diezeni madueke once used kola aluko
What those politicians do is that they pick one of their boys as fronts, Behind him up to establish one NGO or one organisation n they use that to launder money.
Adeleke did it lately in osun when he awarded 100 billion naira airport project to a road side interior decorator with 15 staffs, that's how they roll.
The only problem here is sharing formula, the guy made it clear gbajabiamila wanted 48% n he's not d only one in d deal
Na big man business, that's how they made their money
Have u ever wondered how he got office at federal secretariat n who allocated d office to him n how he got those letter headed papers?
Omo politics deep gan, funny enough d guy na my senior for university n na one kind gentle guy
It's only Nigeria/African politics that's DEEP- incredibly corrupt, barbaric and inhumane. Politics in developed countries aren't like this. And the so called COS is yet to resign, only tenable in Nigeria!
People like Dangote and Rabiu donated 66 billion, how much did you donate??
Talking about, "Our money".
I don't care about your insults. When you're done answer my question: show us verifiable evidence of these acclaimed donations, otherwise you're just promoting a defeated propaganda.
naptu2: Replies critics of akara sellers: "I heard people talking about akara sellers. It is not only akara sellers. We are also supporting tomato sellers, maize sellers, vegetable sellers, and many other petty traders. I know the beneficiaries appreciate it, and we're not intimidated by the wrong reports".
I heard people talking about akara sellers. It is not only akara sellers. We are also supporting tomato sellers, maize sellers, vegetable sellers, and many other petty traders. I know the beneficiaries appreciate it, and we're not intimidated by the wrong reports.
Zionmdde: They said the insecurity is opposition sponsored that's why they cannot protect the lives of Nigerians
Ask them to name the so called sponsors. They will start blabbing Ask them to go after both the terrorists and their sponsors, they will start talking nonsense
It takes a special level of .........dity to be an apc supporter
You know there are opposition blocs within the demonic party. Maybe that's what they're referring to. And that's 100% correct.
Here's one of the greatest jam of recent times. Dope lyrics, didn't know this guy is this talented. We actually need more of this kind of content from the music industry. All hands must be on deck to rescue Nigeria from the worst military government ever. God bless Nigeria.
This is interesting. I like the alliance between APM/PDP. This is commendable of his Excellency Seyi Makinde. They might spring a surprise as a good spoiler in the 2027 presidential election.
TemplarLandry: Only in Nigeria do a micro group of people sit somewhere and claim to be speaking for a large number of people.
Very very hilarious.
If not that hypocrisy is yo.u.r second name and you have penchant for supporting stupidity, is a group of people not better than one old foo.l fooling around in the name of politics?
This is bad on the part of Jangora, but how do you give nomination forms to someone who isn't yet confirmed a registered member? This tells a lot about PRP.
CharlesCNG: My brother, if being physically present in the North is enough to predict elections, then I too was in the North before the 2023 election. If you had asked many people then, they would have told you Tinubu had no chance. We know how that ended.
Second, Atiku has indeed been contesting elections for decades. But unlike Buhari, he has never built that kind of emotional, almost cult-like following. His support has always depended more on elite alliances than mass movements.
Third, the North is not one voting unit. The vote is fragmented. The real battle in the North-West is not Tinubu versus the North. It is between APC governors and Atiku. And many core northern voters do not even see Atiku as the embodiment of northern interests.
Besides, Tinubu does not need to sweep the North-West. He simply needs to remain competitive and secure about 35–40% of the vote while maintaining his strengths elsewhere.
Finally, I agree with you on one thing: Tinubu must improve the welfare of Nigerians. Elections are not won by strategy alone.
I am very much satisfied with your concluding statement. That's what we desire for Nigerians whether Tinubu, Obi or Atiku. I'm more concerned about the TRUE growth and wellbeing of Nigerians than political leaning.
One of the laziest assumptions in Nigerian politics, which Dele momodu is foolishly invested, is that Atiku Abubakar can simply inherit “the northern vote” in 2027. That claim is weak for one basic reason: Atiku is not Buhari.
Buhari was not just another northern politician. He had a rare personal cult following, especially in parts of the North West, built over several election cycles. His appeal was deeper than party. His name itself carried emotional and political weight in ways very few northern politicians have ever matched.
Atiku does not command that kind of automatic loyalty. He may have influence, relevance, and recognition, but influence is not the same thing as mystique. Recognition is not the same thing as inherited mass followership.
That is the first weakness in the Dele Momodu-style theory that Atiku controls the North. It confuses Buhari’s personal political capital with Atiku’s ordinary northern relevance. Those are not the same thing.
The North did not become one man’s private estate under Buhari, and it certainly does not become Atiku’s inheritance now. Buhari built a following over years of repeated contests, strong emotional appeal, and a very particular northern image. Atiku has never commanded that same near-messianic standing.
So the first point is simple:
Atiku cannot be treated as Buhari’s automatic heir in the North.
That assumption is not strategy. It is lazy political storytelling.
So, you mean Atiku hasn't been contesting elections to build a cult-like following like Buhari? Dey play. I'm in one of the states in North West presently and I can tell you Tinubu is gone in the North. It's only the South I don't know. He better seat up and prove being master strategist in economy and better the welfare of Nigerians. Otherwise, Nigerians would surprise him starting from the North.
WizardOfNG: Momodu is a disgrace same as all Southerners working for Atiku to usurp the turn of the South per the rotation agreement.
There won't be a single Northerner who will agree to work for a Southern Presidential candidate attempting to usurp the turn of the North.
I am really ashamed of Southerners. It is our cowardice and lack of principles that has allowed the North to become the over-privileged big problem it is to Nigeria today.
Atiku for where ? Too many Southerners act like b1tches and when you do that you give others the signal to dominate you.
The likes of Dele Momodu are the reason the core North has now become a major problem for Nigeria today when we should have all stood our ground ages ago to insist they shape up or ship out.
Forget all this rotational rubbish. Is it even constitutional? Nigerians are dying and you're talking rotational.
I'll consider this statement as a political one from Trump because of what he's trying to achieve in the Middle East. Fanatical terrorists shouldn't rejoice because, there won't be any reall face off between Washington and Tel Aviv.
TimeManager: Justice Lifu acted lawfully and justiciably. He had already announced June 15 as the date of judgement before the Appeal Court gave her own order of stay of proceeding days after. And there's no law stopping any court from delivering its judgement under any circumstances. Besides, if Accord party obtained an order from the Appeal Court, how is that applicable to ADC, AA, ZLP and APP who were not joined in the suit?. Only Accord party can hold on to the order of the Appeal Court, others have to be deregistered.
-Kiss the truth!
Go and deregister them quickly. You guys hypocrisy is second to none. When Turaki's PDP disobeyed the same court and went ahead to hold its convention, you guys were everywhere shouting contempt of court. But now, your song has changed. This country can't grow with your likes supporting backwardness in the name of politics.
I think we need more sensible people in the Senate.
I just get irritated when I see some very useless comments on nairaland.com. Someone is making a revelation about injustice and you said he's insensible? Are you sure you aren't the one who is for supporting injustice?
Walai: Obi is the smartest living politician in Nigeria right now, e get why All I can decode from the write up is that ADC is gone, the arguments they presented does not hold water, just mere lamentation
Dey play. ADC gone as how? This madness would definitely be appealed and thrown into the dustbin.
Mustapha Rabiu Kwankwaso, the eldest son of NDC vice-presidential candidate Rabiu Kwankwaso, has been announced as the deputy governorship candidate for Kano State under the NDC. pic.twitter.com/2XsdXOq6es
seunmsg: If Babasope chooses you, will you say no? How did Peter Obi emerge as NDC presidential candidate? Is it not the same babasope style that Dickson used in imposing him? So, what hypocritical point are you trying to make?
It's quite appalling you believe someone like my humble self appreciate how Peter Obi emerged as a sole candidate without contest. Look, I'm not a typical blind supporter of any politician like tbe culture of APC. That I support Obi doesn't imply I'll align with him even when he desecrates our democracy. I believe you love democracy as it's practiced in the USA. Why can't we support such here for the growth of our country? This babasope, dark African politics, where and how has it helped Nigeria? This is how we'll continue sacrificing competence for rubbish, and we continue like children of Sysiphus- ever moving, but never growing.
seunmsg: Others have the same God the father and still have godfathers who God the father will use to help them achieve their ambition. God the father belongs to everybody and nobody.
Summarily, you prefer and promote Babasope, and backward style of politics that's ruining Nigeria today. Say it clearly
ViceGovernor: The answer is ZERO American casualty this far..... pilots crashed inside Iran, America still located them before the Iranians, inside their own country o.
What a disgrace to the sad excuse of a military in tehran 😂😆.... They should be in the circus 🎪 acting as clowns.
ABSAO: Huawei ICT Competition: A Contest Living Up to Its Name – Connection, Glory, and the FutureI write this with immense joy because I have always dreamed of the day I would sit and share a defining chapter of my career journey.My passion for technology didn’t begin in the lecture hall. It started on Nairaland, Nigeria’s most popular forum, while I was still a secondary school student. Back then, it was just raw curiosity with no clear direction. When I gained admission to study Engineering, I finally took the first real step. I dived into frontend development, learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and its frameworks. Through the Google Developer Club and other student tech communities, I crossed paths with the ABU Huawei ICT Academy. That encounter changed everything.For the first time, I saw technology not just as code, but as real-world impact. I took the academy’s courses, earned my certifications, and my focus shifted. I developed a strong passion for becoming a Cloud Solution Architect and began investing deeply in that path.In the 2024–2025 edition of the Huawei ICT Competition, I won second prize at the national stage. That achievement opened a new chapter. At the regional stage, I was placed in a strong team where someone else was more experienced in cloud. I had to take responsibility for the AI track. With barely any Python experience, I suddenly found myself racing against time — learning an entirely new domain in just weeks. It was intense. What was supposed to take a year, I had to master in three weeks of bootcamp. But that pressure revealed something powerful: the competition has a unique way of awakening the “can-do” spirit in you. The logo’s emphasis on agility is not just branding — it’s reality. Though we didn’t make it to the global finals, the experience was invaluable. I refused to let it end there.I did a honest SWOT analysis on myself, identified my gaps, and pushed harder. The following year, in the 2025–2026 edition, I made it all the way to the Global Finals — and won first prize.This time around, the challenges were different. I had to master collaboration under pressure, manage the fear of performing on the global stage, and balance anxiety with self-belief. The rigorous preparation, the industry-standard bootcamp held at Huawei’s facilities, and the opportunity to witness how large-scale technology infrastructure is built and managed gave me insights no classroom or book could provide.Beyond the technical growth, the experience was deeply human. Travelling to China for the first time, competing alongside talented students from across the world, and building connections with like-minded peers who share the same vision — these moments remain unforgettable.The Huawei ICT Competition is more than a contest. It is a carefully designed platform that truly delivers on its promise: I.C. The Future — Innovation, Connection, and the Future. It took a young man who started with mere passion and frontend development and transformed him into an AI Engineer.That, for me, is the real meaning of Connection, Glory, and Future.
Congratulations brother. This is inspiring. Wishing you more greater wins.
Rich4god: How many of Americans bases did Iranian hit... Lets check the score first.
There's no how you check the score, the difference is too wide to compare! Please answer this if you disagree: how many US leaders has Iran taken out so far?