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Rexymania:
But why does this man like wearing blacks? That's some negative energy

Black is to Obi what infinity symbol is to Tinubu. 😂

chiagozien:
Nigeria is already ruined.



It is a country map out for destruction.

You wrote this rubbish without you remembering that Biafra is part of Nigeria. So it's ruined too? 😂

SarkinYarki:
Till we remove this evil party from our midst it will be hard for Nigeria to get reprieve, the vibration of the APC PDP was conceived in pure evil

The above sentiment echoes the complaints previously directed at President Jonathan and the PDP, suggesting that a change in the ruling party would resolve issues such as insecurity. However, even after the transition to the APC, the same accusations persist, only now targeting the current ruling party. The cycle seems endless. These killings are politically motivated, aiming to manipulate gullible individuals into blaming and voting out the ruling party, allowing other parties to take power. This tactic is not new, having been employed in the past and currently being used once again. Unfortunately, Nigerians appear to be slow in learning from their experiences.


Peace!

Typically, the term "boyfriend" is commonly used to describe a romantic partner of a girl or a younger woman. Given that she's 30 years old, it would be more appropriate to refer to her man as a "partner" or "significant other" rather than a "boyfriend." This choice of words reflects her maturity and acknowledges the depth of their relationship beyond a casual or youthful romance.

Peace!

He shouldn't celebrate just yet; it's advisable to conduct a DNA test before rejoicing. In many instances, women may engage in extramarital affairs with their ex-partners due to their husband's fertility challenges. If a pregnancy results from such an affair, the woman might falsely attribute the paternity to her husband, leading him to be unaware that the child isn't his until it's too late.

Peace!

Namaster:
Her daughter allegedly SCATTERED another woman's marriage to make her own marriage a reality.

When another woman's daughter SCATTER her daughter's marriage, she must REMEMBER these words.

Is it preferable for 2Baba or his ex-wife, Annie, to remain in an unhappy marriage just to please you? If Annie had left 2Baba and married another man, to you, it's due to mistreatment, and her new husband would not be marrying another man's wife. However, if the situation were reversed and 2Baba left the marriage, any woman he married is said to be married to another woman's husband. This situation highlights a double standard and the hypocrisy often present in societal expectations surrounding marriage and gender roles.

Peace!

As the pastor prays for divine retribution, such as thunder or lightning, to strike the thief, the thief, in a hypocritical manner, will be responding with a resounding "amen." This reflects the growing awareness among Nigerians that many pastors are disingenuous and fake. In the past, when pastors commanded greater respect and authority, it was inconceivable for anyone to speak ill of them, let alone steal from them.

Peace!

UkoAnnang:


Op add my traditional Annang dialect there before something do you

Currently over 200 billion people spoke Annang both home and abroad

Lol, 200 billion people spoke Annang? You count your ancestors join ni? We're talking about the living abeg. I no even sure say all the Annang people wey ever lived on earth reach 20 million people.

Viserion:
What didn't I spell correctly Mr teacher

I believe you have better things to do with your time

Person no fit book space in peace again? Are you new here?
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Viserion:
Why are they touching her like that

Their incredulity towards her appearance stems from her exceptionally curvy figure, which might liken to a balloon-like shape, prompting them to question the authenticity of her physical form.

MisterKay321:
You termed it name-calling and bitterness,
I witnessed the worst form of this name-calling and bitterness during the administration of Goodluck Jonathan. A mock coffin of Jonathan was paraded on our highways. Jonathan was insulted to high heavens. I wish I didn't join the bandwagon to criticise insult Jonathan.
As for the ones you referred to as fools, go back and take a headcount of 2013-2015 fools and it will surprise you that some of them are now in charge of governance today.

Politicians are all the same; all they care about is power. I pity the Nigerians who follow them blindly. Every tenure, you see many disgruntled Nigerians spending 4 to 8 years criticizing and name-calling the incumbent simply because they didn't vote for him. They are unhappy when things improve for Nigeria but seem delighted when things go wrong. It’s as if they believe their preferred candidate would do better. After removing Jonathan, Buhari’s administration turned out to be worse, and many who criticized Jonathan ended up disappointed with Buhari.

Most people aspiring to the presidency are pursuing their lifelong ambitions without regard for whether they are competent. To them, the saying goes: "When you get to the bridge, you’ll cross it," believing they will figure it out as they go. They will highlight everything wrong with the incumbent government, acting as if they would have done better if given the chance. However, when given the opportunity, they often fail to deliver—It's a never-ending cycle.

These f00ls (opposition parties and their supporters) do not genuinely want our problems solved because they want to be seen as the messiah who will fix everything. Yet, they will never solve these problems because others will use the same tactics to sabotage their efforts by turning the public against them. Nigerian politics is complicated; the more you look, the less you see.


Peace!

SmartPolician:
Who told you that Tinubu came to work?

Dey play! If Tinubu fails, you fail not me.

Na your own preferred candidate (Mr. Yes daddy) come to work?

Mrexcell:
Why should nigeria fail if tinibu fails what type of reasoning is that? There are thousands of competent nigerians that can do a better job than tinibu all over nigeria if they are given the chance to lead the highest that's expected from tinibu is to honorably step down if the job proved to be too much for his capacity and not to crash nigeria with him.

To use a vehicle analogy, imagine you're a passenger who desired a different driver from the one currently operating the vehicle. Your dissatisfaction with the driver does not mean you should wish for the driver to fail in reaching your destination or, even worse, for the vehicle to crash. Such an outcome would negatively impact not only the driver but also all passengers on board. Likewise, in the context of politics, Tinubu represents the driver you dislike, Nigeria symbolizes the vehicle, and national growth is the desired destination. Wishing for Tinubu's failure is like wishing for the driver's failure, if he failed eventually, his failure could jeopardize the entire nation's progress.


Peace!

SmartPolician:
Oga, rest! Buhari and Jonathan built projects across Nigeria without removing the subsidy.

Tinubu should be transparent enough to tell Nigérians how much he saves from subsidy removal every month and what he does with the money.

But then, that name and integrity cannot share the same sentence.

Which of the presidential aspirants possesses integrity? Is it Atiku, whom Obasanjo described as disloyal and prone to corruption, or Peter Obi, who vowed never to leave APGA but subsequently betrayed the party by joining PDP, then LP, and is now reportedly planning to defect to ADC if offered a ticket? Instead of resorting to name-calling and bitterness due to your preferred candidate's loss in the election, why not sheathe your sword and support the incumbent? Anyone leading the nation is akin to our pilot, and only a fool would wish for the pilot of the plane they are traveling in to crash simply because their preferred pilot wasn't chosen. Remember, if Tinubu fails, Nigeria fails, and we will all suffer the consequences.

Peace!

If possible, the next president after Jagaban should be an AI, which might be a better option than "Mr. Yes Daddy" and his team of potentially corrupt politicians. What Nigeria truly needs is a government led by competent leaders, not politicians who continuously deceive citizens with the same campaign promises that have been recycled since the 1990s, and likely will continue to be used even in the 2031 elections.

Peace!

Enemies of progress from kpotokpoto republic go talk say na propaganda, but if naira reach N1,844/$1 na true, no be propaganda.

YouAreNobody:
The only thing "bulaba balablu" has to offer is inserting his mouth into people's pockets and sucking them dry, just like a mosquito🤣🤣🤣

The saying "the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know" implies that it's safer to deal with a familiar, albeit unpleasant, situation or person than to risk dealing with an unknown alternative that could potentially be worse. In this context, "bulaba balablu" represents the devil we know, while "Mr. Yes Daddy" masquerades as an angel we don't know but is actually more dangerous. I would choose the former a million times over.

Peace!

SmartPolician:
Tinubu has absolutely nothing in his head. His only method of revenue generation for his government is through taxation. He has brought that Lagos pattern to the national level.

What does "Mr Yes Daddy" has to offer?

Lol, considering Nigeria's significant indebtedness to China, if China proposed that Nigeria change its official language to Chinese language in exchange for debt forgiveness, it wouldn't be surprising if the Nigerian government agreed to the proposal. They might even suggest that Nigerians use sign language until they become proficient in Mandarin, despite the language barrier.

Lol, "BabCOCK"! E be like say the name of the university dey follow the students, staff and even the VC candidate. Given the humorous connotations and the potential for misinterpretation, it might indeed be advisable for Babcock University to consider rebranding itself with a new name. This could help to prevent distractions and ensure that the focus remains on the university's academic excellence and positive attributes.

Initially, I found the news compelling until I encountered the phrase "A delegation of Chinese investors has announced 'plans to' work with the Benue State Government on the Alia Palm Project..." In Nigeria, terms like "plans to," "ready to," or "set to" often indicate potential rather than definite outcomes. Governors may use these expressions to deceive gullible citizens by merely showcasing low-budget Chinese investors, without guaranteeing the actual completion of the proposed project. Consequently, I remain skeptical until the project's successful execution.

Peace!

Nigerians often attribute the high cost of food to Tinubu's leadership, while in America, Nigerians tend to blame their compatriots for the high price of a plate of pounded yam and egusi. It's essential to acknowledge that not every hardship faced in Nigeria is the direct result of Tinubu's actions or policies. Nigerians themselves contribute to certain difficulties, yet they often shift the blame to their leaders, such as Tinubu, rather than acknowledging their own roles in perpetuating these issues.

Peace!

Sundaymessi:
supporters will soon tell you how bitter you are and it was because your hero lost an election!

I'm neither an Obidient nor considering Peter Obi as a viable candidate, I would pick Jagaban over Obi without hesitation. My opinion on school feeding programs, as expressed, is based on a transparent assessment of their potential misuse and the benefits of redirecting funds towards infrastructure development.

Every levelheaded Nigerian knows that school feeding programs are veiled opportunity for corruption and misuse of funds. While providing nutritious meals to students is commendable, the resources allocated to such programs could be better utilized in infrastructure development. Parents, guardians, and families can take on the responsibility of providing their children with nutritious meals, while redirecting the funds towards improving school facilities, classroom equipment, and overall learning environment. This could significantly enhance the quality of education, fostering student success and ultimately contributing to societal progress. It's crucial to advocate for a transparent and efficient allocation of public funds, prioritizing initiatives that yield long-term benefits for communities and future generations.


Peace!

Didijiji:
Una get only 4 years and by then una go don cash out wella

OTP

Lol, the same OTP Peter Obi is begging for?
Peter Obi's pleading for a one-term presidency (OTP) has become a source of amusement, considering that he is unlikely to achieve it.

chipet67:
I use my keys just now.

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Peace!