Quest7777:

If you plot the graph of the progress Nigeria has made since independence, you'll get a negative slope.
Which implies that unless something drastic is done, sooner or later, Nigeria will crash.

Rexymania:
If this lady enters, LoL we are done world wide... except Putin takes control

Rexymania:
If this lady enter, LoL we are done world wide... except Putin takes control

ogododo:


https://punchng.com/peter-obi-is-nigerias-donald-trump-presidency/

SmartPolician:

Oga, stop writing out of point. Nobody can make a governor site a project where he doesn't want to site. Dem never born that man. They can only appeal. It's not Owerri people's fault that Imo governors are obsessed with Owerri and sitting all their projects in the city. Even before Ihedioha became governor, I read an article about him talking about how he would develop and expand Owerri.

You sound like a wife who is too weak to confront his husband for violating their marital vow and keeping a side chick. Instead of calling his husband to order, she's fighting his side chick.

Holluwhakemmy:
President of which country? Not Nigeria sha

Kelklein:
Long read alert!!

Source: https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/08/29/tinubu-no-place-to-hide/

gidgiddy:
In the video below, Social crusader, Aisha Yesufu, has said that the viral video where Igbos were threatening to poison Yorubas and Binis, was orchestrated because of the forthcoming Governorship elections in Edo State.

She said that Labour Party is strong in Edo State and that politicians have been trying to misrepresent the Labour party as an Igbo party, and the Obidient movement as an Igbo affair

She told her viewers that she is from Afemai in Edo State but can easily pass as an Hausa woman, having been born and raised in Kano, and can speak perfect Hausa

She was adamant that the intentions of those behind the video was to turn Edo's against Igbos, so that the Labour Party would be called an Igbo party, and lose

She warned her fellow Edo's not to be fooled by the video, and that no problem exists between Edo's and Igbos except the one bad politicians want to create



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs_8_budgZw

Obi1kenobi:


Again, this is just a nonsense talking point. I don't know what you mean by "Owerri zone fought". Fought how? It's not that easy (and a waste of resources) to relocate an entire university. Nothing stopped all these Orlu zone governors from building universities in Orlu, since many Orlu village men with no imagination think that only universities bring urban development - even though Onitsha does not have one single university or tertiary institution of any kind (technical colleges, nursing colleges, teaching institutes etc) and is still by far the most populated and urbanized area of Anambra.

You people's Owerri envy no go kill you sha. I've said it many times in this thread that I have heard many groups of people crying marginalization in Nigeria (usually because they are forgotten, abandoned minorities in their state) but Orlu people are the first and only existing people in Nigeria that I've heard crying marginalization despite ruling the state for over 20 out of the last 25 years in Imo state (the Owerri zone ruling for less than ONE year), and having big majorities in the Imo House of Assembly. Una no get shame at all, sha and you don't know how silly you sound to the rest of us.

Obi1kenobi:


Again, this is just a nonsense talking point. I don't know what you mean by "Owerri zone fought". Fought how? It's not that easy (and a waste of resources) to relocate an entire university. Nothing stopped all these Orlu zone governors from building universities in Orlu,
since many Orlu village men
with no imagination think that only universities bring urban development - even though Onitsha does not have one single university or tertiary institution of any kind (technical colleges, nursing colleges, teaching institutes etc) and is still by far the most populated and urbanized area of Anambra.

You people's Owerri envy no go kill you sha. I've said it many times in this thread that I have heard many groups of people crying marginalization in Nigeria (usually because they are forgotten, abandoned minorities in their state) but Orlu people are the first and only existing people in Nigeria that I've heard crying marginalization despite ruling the state for over 20 out of the last 25 years in Imo state (the Owerri zone ruling for less than ONE year), and having big majorities in the Imo House of Assembly. Una no get shame at all, sha and you don't know how silly you sound to the rest of us.

naptu2:
Atiku Abubakar @atiku

OLAADEGBU:


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rtdCivilservant:

Abeg shift make human beings waka pass.

Massiveglory:
When you hear some of these useless politician, you understand how useless they have turned our nation to .
The life of the country today is wasted already.
Lives are being wasted on daily due to failed leadership.

An overfed young man is here ranting . Just like akpabio is out there making a fool pf himself with careless talks.
These are the useless leadership our nation has today.
Few days ago, the same dude was making useless comparison with kenya.
The only making these guys scared is the fear of losing their positions.

popes001:
I still don't understand how hard it is for government to grant the eastern states secession. Must Nigeria be united? Is it by force?

Husbands, Fathers, brothers dying because of a terrorist.
The media using sophisticated names to address killers all in the name of fear.

malali:


https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/lifestyle/top-10-african-countries-with-the-highest-number-of-hungry-people/xjrc9cv



Nigeria’s Hunger Crisis: A Call to Action for Tinubu’s Clueless Administration

Nigeria, the giant of Africa, stands tall with a wealth of resources and a vibrant population. Yet, paradoxically, it harbors the highest number of hungry people on the continent. This troubling reality is not just a statistic; it’s a harsh indictment of leadership failure and misplaced priorities.

How did we get here? How did a nation blessed with fertile lands, abundant natural resources, and resilient people become the poster child for hunger? The answer lies in a toxic cocktail of poor governance, corruption, and a chronic disconnect between the rulers and the ruled.

A Broken System

Under the administration of President Bola Tinubu, we have witnessed policies that seem designed to serve the elites while the common Nigerian is left to fend for themselves. The promise of “renewed hope” has turned into a mirage for the average citizen. The government’s focus has been on superficial reforms that fail to address the root causes of poverty and hunger. It’s like trying to cure malaria with paracetamol - the symptoms may be masked temporarily, but the disease rages on.

Misplaced Priorities

While politicians dine on lavish banquets, millions of Nigerians struggle to find their next meal. The agricultural sector, once the backbone of our economy, has been neglected. Farmers are left without support, facing threats from insecurity, climate change, and lack of infrastructure. Instead of investing in sustainable agriculture, the government squanders resources on vanity projects and bailouts for failing businesses owned by their cronies.

The Impact of Corruption

Corruption is the cancer eating away at the soul of our nation. Funds meant for development are siphoned off by greedy officials, leaving crumbs for the masses. It’s no surprise that Nigeria’s hunger crisis has worsened when the little resources we have are embezzled. The Tinubu administration must understand that you can’t plant corn and harvest yam. If the seeds of corruption are sown, the fruits of poverty and hunger are inevitable.

A Call for Accountability

President Tinubu, it’s time to wake up and smell the coffee. The ordinary Nigerian is not asking for the moon; we just want a fair shot at a decent life. Your administration must shift its focus from serving the privileged few to uplifting the majority. Invest in agriculture, create jobs, and provide a safety net for the vulnerable. If you fail to address these issues, history will remember you not as a leader, but as a puppet of the elites.

Nigerians, let’s hold our leaders accountable. We deserve better than empty promises and clueless governance. We must demand policies that prioritize our well-being over the interests of the rich and powerful. It’s time to put an end to the era of suffering in the land of plenty. Let’s ensure that no Nigerian goes to bed hungry again.

In the words of our elders, “A hungry man is an angry man.” The Tinubu administration must heed this wisdom and act decisively. The time for empty rhetoric is over; the time for action is now. Nigeria’s future depends on it.

HBB1:



The Bastards cannot meet up with the rest of the Country, so have decided to cripple others.

fkelly:
In respect to the current battle between the current governor of Rivers State Sim and his predecessor Wike asari dokubo have chosen his side in d battle.

In his song wike is adviced to surrender because he cant win.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/VcziNEAxeMWi8jyh/?mibextid=oFDknk