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obynzo: If Lagos are over taxed in your own opinion, why do you think Lagos witness daily population surge from other states ? |
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Femiwilli: The northerners are not the problem but we the southerners. Imagine that SS/SE governors could stand thieir ground as Wike is doing, there is no way Atiku could have emerged a PDP flag bearer. Atiku ticket is southerner ticket he hijacked and that i why Wike is angry. Every southerner with a sense of dignity should be angry at it too. |
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Obi has not said any thing new in his speech. Since the advent of democracy in 1999, these same talk has been branded by every political aspirants even at the gubernatorial level. He should just tell us what he was able to achieve while he was a governor for 8 solid years in Anambra most especially the intangible assets he highlighted in his speech. As a democrat, did he deepen democratic ethos at the local level, how did he treat oppositions and how peaceful was his reign? How was the rule of law, access to justice, environmental issues etc tackled while holding forth as governor ? We are interested in his past records to make a decision if he really merit our votes or not 1 Like 1 Share |
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Zonefree: Pls stop this joke. May God forbid that Obi win the presidency of Nigeria. It will be too calamitous for a know thief, serial lier and corrupt person to ascend the topmost position in the country 3 Likes |
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Honjoshy4u: Coward! You guys are pitiable soul. Tunubu this, Tunubu that. Do campaign and pray for your man to win instead of bordering yourself with Asiwaju. I am Tunubu man to the core and I will really feel very sad should Atiku win (God forbid) the presidency. |
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ambale: Who among them is better than the nominated aspirant? Asiwaju towers them all. Your hatred for him has influenced your mind |
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Arrant nonsense. These thieves will cratfully justify theivy and incompetency. This government is a fraud |
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A befitting message to a great Nigerian by our vintage Jagaban, the incoming president of Federal Republic of Nigeria |
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TONYE001: What is the level of your understanding to comprehend and evaluate, dissect and come to a reasonable conclusions? |
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That is Indigbo for you. Very tribalistic, ethnocentric and self centred people. Even in the house of God, this their evil nature is not hidden. There was a time Abia governor sacked non indigenes (Igbo people) in their workforce not minding these staff were born and raised in the state. Obi did that while he was a governor. Most of the stuffs and opportunities they enjoy in the west, north and other regions can hardly been extended to other tribes in their localities. I really pity some Yoruba, Edo, Calabar, Ebira etc people ignorantly shouting Obidient up and down. I will recommend them to visit Obi business places (Fidelity bank, Next shopping mall) and quickly survey the staff composition, you will see from the gate to the top level staff are all his people. That should tell you the mindset of Mr Obi who want to be your president. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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franchasofficia: What's this one saying ? Ignorant us a disease. What set Lagos apart from other state save her tax system. Nigeria will never move forward unless it develops a robust taxing system |
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Zonefree: Tunubu is simply the best among the aspirants but a dull and envious Igbos guys like u can't comprehend, besides Tunubu was nominated not by the yorubas but by national delegates Easterners inclusive, get that to your brain |
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MadeInTokyo: Mr man, talk of your own presidential candidate and not bothering yourself with APC and Tunubu. It's that simple |
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Dcaliphate: What's this one saying? Typical IGBO arrogance and empty foolish pride. Why didn't your governors liberate ýour region first b4 they liberate the whole country? Tell me any outstanding administrators igbo has produced ever. Nonsense 2 Likes |
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Aderewah: You are wrong my friend, Obidense will not die but will metamorphosis to their formal identity: IPOB & UGM and start their carnage and noise again 2 Likes |
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Another polticians to follow suit will be Chinedu Austin, then Ikechuckwu Tim, Dimgba Igwe, Ugafor John, etc |
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Kwipay: I salute Wike courage unlike the governors and people of certain region always displaying courage but are weakling inside. How on earth they allow Atiku picked PDP ticket is still a wonder to me and I can't understand 10 Likes |
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Typical Igbo complex. He never bowed down for his father while alive and other Igbo leaders like late Ojukwu & Co but can bow for a Fulani man, what a slavish mentality. Nnamdi Kanu, what do you have to say to this? 5 Likes |
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Prinxzona10:You guys can't just make your points with out abusing, please stop all these nonsense |
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Nigeria Tribune be warned, I find it difficult to believe an institution associated with our great leader can become the agent of Yoruba traducer, very unfortunate |
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obynzo: Ali Baba, this your joke wan ke me, small small na |
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Luckydabull: The fact that the monorail was criticised does not mean he should abandoned it. He should have pushed through and finished the rail, then even those ignorant people will appreciate the effort. I believe Ameachi used the project to steal Rivers money, he never really mean any business regarding the rail project 1 Like |
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John4B: Can you tell me and this forum members where your present and past governors access medical facilities. You IPOB guys from SE are incorruptible hypocrites 3 Likes |
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Cantonese: Can you tell me any state with out Agbero in Nigeria ? Lagos Agbero is still learning compare to SE agberos especially Anambra agberos. Those guys are arms robbers very deadly 4 Likes |
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anonimi: At least we are reviewing a project that is on ground. we can see it, feel it, seeing the progress even though it's slow but something is on ground to connect with unlike your state where nothing is happening, no vision, no hope for the people and yet you IPOP guys will be running your mouth unashamedly and writing nonsense about a state where there is a semblance of progress. You guys are worse human beings i have ever known. shame on you 5 Likes |
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JASONjnr:Show us the projects that your Saint Governors (both present and past) has done in your God forsaken land, idiot. Be sure that we are ready and prepare to meet you guys at the forth coming presidential poll to deal a heavy blow on Obi. Just wait and see 4 Likes 1 Share |
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No weapon fashion against the God anointed (Tunubu) this time shall prosper. Go and gather yourself together all these evil pastos, you shall be frustrated. The good people of Yoruba and all other good Nigerians will not be influenced by foolish religion sentiments as being espoused by this evil pastor but will rather vote based on character, competence, vision and track record of individual aspirant which I believe Asiwaju is far ahead of his competitors |
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Newton2024: Igbo thinking , you and your leaders will be terribly shocked |
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Mr Cosmos you can not advise me or any Christian for that matter save your fellow IPOB tribe, pls count good people of yoruba our of your devilish scheme, we are not fools |
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Realtalk20:And you FOOLISH Nigerians bought the market. E yeah |
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I Having suffered several cycles of electoral defeat, Chief Obafemi Awolowo never realised his life-long aspiration to lead Nigeria. In the twilight of his life, he granted an interesting and wide-ranging interview to the Nigerian philosopher, Prof. Moses Akinola Makinde, in which he reflected on his political career and lamented the failure of his longstanding presidential ambition. Excerpts: II “In 1959, during the election that was to usher in independence in 1960, I embarked on an elaborate campaign in the North. I don't know how old you were at that time. I was using helicopter to campaign in every nook and corner of the north. The most important aspect of the campaign of the Action Group was free education, life more abundant for the generality of the people etc., etc. Our manifesto was centred on the development of man. We worked so hard that the Sardauna of Sokoto, Ahmadu Bello, was forced to come out to campaign, a thing he was never used to. My hope at that time was to liberate the north from illiteracy, ignorance, and the ranka dede mentality of the less privileged majority. If I had won the election, I would have put a lot of money educating the north in order to bridge the educational gap between that region and the western and eastern regions. This was because I saw the lack of education as a stumbling block against political enlightenment of the whole northern region.” III “Because they were not educated, the voters could not make up their own minds and make their own choices. Rather, the innocent people of the north had to be dictated to by emirs and the elites who feed them on a regular basis whereas in the western region, people could argue with their Obas, could read manifestos and make an independent choice of which party and which politicians to vote for. Unfortunately, all my efforts to liberate the north from the cruel jaws of the oligarchy were frustrated by those who prefer, and will always prefer, the status quo to a new dawn of educational advancement. You can see that even now, the educational gap between the north and south is increasing by leaps and bounds. All the talk about catching up is nonsense . . . How can you catch up with somebody who is running while you are crawling?” IV “But I think that sooner than later, the leaders of the north will see the repercussion of their selfishness and carelessness in their attitude towards western education. But the time will be too late, and if they don’t regret it or blame themselves for lack of foresight, the northern youth may ask their leaders some questions when they see the rate of development that goes with education in many parts of southern Nigeria. They may then wonder whether it was in their stars or in the selfishness, carelessness and lack of foresight of their past and present leaders. If I had been given the chance in 1959 or 1979, I would have changed the fortunes of the north as a place that can be compared favourably with the south in terms of educational, social and economic developments.” V “As for me, I don’t think we should always blame a President’s lapses on his advisers. It is the duty of a President, as an educated and intelligent man, to know what advice is good or bad for his people. If he considers the advice just, and of public good, he will take it as he himself would have calculated the consequences of such an action. What is more, he should be able to use his own discretion as Mr. President. If he is in doubt, he calls experts from the universities where scholars must have done researches about such things or known about similar cases with particular consequences.” VI “As the Premier of [the] Western Region I chose my ministers strictly on merit and because of their education, standard and discipline. Every minister or adviser and top civil servant had to do his homework properly before bringing anything to a cabinet meeting or any other important meeting where it will be subjected to rigorous debate. Where there are grey areas, expert opinion would be sought for the purpose of objectivity. As the Premier, I had to follow all procedures vigorously and meticulously, always relating our decisions and actions to the public good . . . It is because of this service to the public that I often maintained that the office of the President or Prime Minister is not for pleasure. Unfortunately, in Nigeria, it looks as if the office of the President, Minister or Adviser is for pleasure, like dining and wining and carousing with women of easy virtue both at home and abroad.” 3 Likes 1 Share |
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