Politics › Re: Cultism: Okpebholo Orders Arrest Of NBM President For Alleged Forgery by ambale(m): 5:31am On May 13, 2025 |
Penguin2: If Okpebholo can fix the cultism epidemic in Edo, I’ll forgive him for stealing the mandate.
If I’m president tomorrow, cultism will attract death sentence like what they did in Congo. He can't, wait until his ogas put mouth Even generally, Nigeria cannot stop hooliganism na edo wey be headquarters him go come stop |
Business › Re: Man Destroys Access Bank Property Over ₦1.2M Debit (Photos) by ambale(m): 11:44am On May 12, 2025 |
tanigororo: Public Disturbance Vandalism Among other offences could be charged against him despite loss of money Den himself go talk say him get case for Aro or yabaleft Case closed |
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Politics › Re: Numerous Politicians Attack Peter Obi In One Week. The Man Who Came "3rd" by ambale(m): 6:22am On May 11, 2025 |
helinues: That speaks much about how reckless Peter Obi has been.
All in the name.of staying political relevant, Peter Obi has been so reckless, making yeye insinuation about things he's not sure of
Is Peter Obi the only opposition leader in Nigeria? How come others are not attacked the way Peter Obi has been attacked
https://www.nairaland.com/8420411/peter-obi-lost-core-value You're here again as usual to drop your senseeless comments At this point, them dey do you and you sef no know sha😄 |
Politics › Re: Picture Of The Greatest Betrayer In Nigeria Politics by ambale(m): 9:15pm On May 10, 2025 |
helinues: How is what I support your life's headache? Are you an opinion killer who don't allow others to express themselves?
See the rubbish you are talking on this thread as if this thread is about me
You and pettiness are like 5&6 If pikin dey misbehave we need to tell am to stop Are you the only government supporter here? Always foaming up and down, even in cases wey no concern you And mind you not all opinions dey make sense ooo, and you've never made sense to me or any right thinking person here |
Politics › Re: Picture Of The Greatest Betrayer In Nigeria Politics by ambale(m): 9:09pm On May 10, 2025 |
helinues: Stop being petty. This thread is not about me
Stop talking nonsense if you don't have any meaningful contributions to the topic of discussion All you do all day is defend APC Every thread has you commenting and saying all sort of nonsense there Is it not wise to ask you if you have any other meaningful thing you do with your life |
Politics › Re: Picture Of The Greatest Betrayer In Nigeria Politics by ambale(m): 9:07pm On May 10, 2025 |
helinues: One thing I have realised is Igbo's don't have political future plan.
Because if they do, some of them won't be picking fight with those that they might need their help in future
Whether Biafra or presidency, they still need others What is your own future plan? Abi na like this poverty go finish you entirely |
Politics › Re: Benin Republic Shuts Border At Kwara Over Attacks By New Terror Group Mahmuda by ambale(m): 3:47pm On May 09, 2025 |
And yet one idiotic governor was saying Western Education is not really important
Make we dey fool ourselves, while the rest of the world leaves us behind |
Politics › Re: Western Education Just A Formality - Bauchi Governor, Bala Mohammed by ambale(m): 11:06am On May 09, 2025 |
In the Nigerian context, he is right, I mean look at those who we claim to be celebrities today, majority are drop-outs, even some no even go school
Even the presidents qualifications is still questioned, so no need to go school sef, just join one gang, rise to the top, get some f**ls that will be hailing you and before you know, you become a celebrity |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Has Lost His Core Value Within The Politicians by ambale(m): 8:41am On May 09, 2025 |
You have never created a topic to discuss your paymasters performance and how governance will get improved, na so so yeye things full your brain |
Politics › Re: Anambra Now APC State, Peter Obi's Presidential Ambition Gone by ambale(m): 8:34am On May 09, 2025 |
It is funny how we Nigerians no longer talk about governance rather than politics
I have no iota of pity for any Nigerian going through whatever Cos we are the major cause
Imagine when we should be discussing economic development, we are here talking about who will capture what state like say our lives only revolve around politics
Too bad for a nation |
Politics › Re: Bring Your Son Back To Nigeria To Lead Protest -Reno Blasts Obi by ambale(m): 8:32am On May 09, 2025 |
The grand scheme is always against the people, but we dey always fail to see it
All these attacks na just to draw am nearer and then turn him to a demon as they are
Na only God fit redeem this country at this point |
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Politics › Re: Are We Really Hungry In Nigeria? - By Greg Odogwu by ambale(m): 5:34pm On May 08, 2025 |
Fatbam005: Take a stroll to expensive restaurant and see how people dey eat expensive food.. And amazingly those places are full to the brim That's not the issue here, there's nothing on earth that can stop people from eating and doing fine But the question is the ratio at which things get skyrocketed and that is making many people go broke easily these days Formerly, you could get a well decent meal for #500 in most restaurants, but today, no where you can get a satisfying meal less than 2k in Nigeria Of course people would buy it, but do you really think they won't complain?? |
Politics › Re: Are We Really Hungry In Nigeria? - By Greg Odogwu by ambale(m): 5:31pm On May 08, 2025 |
Judgementa1: Nigerians should be sincere to themselves.
Must the government always borrowed to feed the populace.
Most of the things consume are imported goods.
We should start by being productive inorder to sustain the country. As if na spit dem go use produce those things |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Academic Research Project And Thesis Writer Needed by ambale(m): 3:38pm On May 08, 2025 |
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Health › Re: Nigeria Only Has 30,000 Practising Doctors - NMA President, Professor Bala Audu by ambale(m): 10:03am On May 07, 2025 |
ogaemma: Don't blame those doctors who have japa. Blame the government who destroyed the economy and country beyond repair. Is obvious they don't have a future in Nigeria again, so long as Tinubu is president. Go to all the federal medical centers in FCT Abuja, you will understand why politicians and the elites do not go to public hospitals. You will tell yourself, that if you have enough money, you will never go to any public hospitals. The government have destroyed the health sector. You're getting it all wrong, and na same thing dey affect every other sector We only just need to make this thing more lucrative by investing more in these sectors |
Health › Re: Nigeria Only Has 30,000 Practising Doctors - NMA President, Professor Bala Audu by ambale(m): 10:00am On May 07, 2025 |
Ruke1991: At least 30,000 employed doctors good na
How many practicing software developer do we have? Not up to 5000!
Not up to 2000 practicing petroleum engineers with the way we are importing petrol
Not up to 1000 practicing fishery graduate if not we no supposed to eat imported ice fish when we have better local fishes
Not up to 10,000 practicing pharmacologist if not we no supposed to import every drug from India
Not up to 5000 practicing computer engineers if not robots suppose replace most of these doctors
Nigeria has many problems and these greedy doctors are not part of the biggest problems Nigeria having. Every profession needs equal attention from the government to have a balanced economy And that is where me I dey always have issues with those who thinks there's no job, there are jobs but the government is never ready to invest in the economy to boost employment |
Politics › Re: NIMC Unveils New NIN Verification Service by ambale(m): 8:29am On May 07, 2025 |
AMI3: How can somebody that lost her NIN tracking number get a NIN.
She did the registration in her state of origin she relocated to another state. During the process of her relocation she lost the slip that contend her NIN tracking number, she was told to go back to her state of origin where she did her registration so that the vendor who did it for her can check and regenerate her tracking code for her
Is there any way she can get it done in the state that is currently residing ? Not sure he/she can get the tracking code back but if the NIN has been generated, he/she can use the registered number to retrieve details. |
Celebrities › Re: Iyabo Ojo Quizzed By EFCC Over Currency Spraying At Daughter’s Wedding by ambale(m): 7:35am On May 07, 2025 |
OnionBandit:

I don't know why people cant resist the urge to spray. Tueh! Showing off by means of spraying notes at events has never and will never make sense to me You know Nigerians love to show off, so how do you expect them to buga their neighbor if them no spray😄😄😄 |
Crime › Re: PWAN Not Licensed To Operate In Nigeria, SEC Warns Investors by ambale(m): 7:34am On May 07, 2025 |
But na land PWAN dey sell now, so where did this one emanates from again,? |
Politics › Re: NIMC Unveils New NIN Verification Service by ambale(m): 9:03pm On May 06, 2025 |
Easyluv2live: easyluv143000@gmail.com Alright sent you a message already |
Politics › Re: NIMC Unveils New NIN Verification Service by ambale(m): 8:06pm On May 06, 2025 |
Pallazzo: Interesting... Is it open for any organization to use for verification? If you need to verify an NIN, you can signify with your mail and I will message you |
Politics › Re: Education Is Not Just A Social Service; It Is A Strategic Investment – Obi by ambale(m): 12:51pm On May 06, 2025 |
yarimo: And you didn't invest in education while you wasted 8 years as governor of anambra state, alcohol was your only investment in anambra state and it's next to nothing according SOLUDO So we should celebrate that over 70% failed examinations? Is he even attacking the president here? This is absolutely unacceptable and people like you should not be seen wherever humans are |
Politics › Re: Education Is Not Just A Social Service; It Is A Strategic Investment – Obi by ambale(m): 12:50pm On May 06, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro: Exactly!
His strategic investment in Anambra State University can be seen by all.
Clown!
Same with Lagos state! Huge debts, IGR and FG allocation, but it’s state university slightly better than a cattle ranch. Primary education is even a no go AREA.
Majority of Nigerians are still not wise. They still fall for all the sweet talks on these politicians. Ask them were they implemented such vision while in power and you will start hearing stories.
No state Governor or President in the last 50 years has strategically invested in education. None! But should we not find a lasting solution to this? We are breeding a generation that sees learning as outdated and we are happy and attacking a man that has seen life I wondered how Nigeria will look like in years to come sef |
Celebrities › Re: VDM Should Sack His Lawyers by ambale(m): 12:47pm On May 06, 2025 |
helinues: On a serious note, VDM get serious case and na Deji Adeyanju be the reliable lawyer, hahaha. He has lose the case before it started
Who is Deji in the NBA settings? He's even claiming of not being in Nigeria at the moment.
Leaf branch crack, bird fly You are always saying nonsense |
Politics › Re: JUST-IN: Omokri Slams Peter Obi Over Criticism Of 2025 JAMB Results by ambale(m): 12:45pm On May 06, 2025 |
Whats this man saying here sef?
You mean we should not be worried that over half of participants in an exam failed to get to average
Cos 200 na even average score ooo
Ds guy is mad finally |
Politics › Re: Nearly 40% Of Nigerians Lack Access To Electricity –World Bank by ambale(m): 10:08am On May 06, 2025 |
nairalanda1: Yeah, from the report : Solving the liquidity crunch in the power sector...see below. Recievable income
Also, keep in mind that tarrifs are not cost reflective. Let's get the fact straight here, both of us are Nigerians We know the problem here but always love to sugarcoat things The discos also know all of these More than half of those who are using electricity currently do not receive Billings and yet their staffs receives money from this same houses. So if they can't checkmate the corruption aided by their staffs, how can we be sure that they would deliver when this tariffs get increased again |
Politics › Re: Nearly 40% Of Nigerians Lack Access To Electricity –World Bank by ambale(m): 9:40am On May 06, 2025 |
nairalanda1: Many Nigerians are already not paying for power used in the name of poverty...so the sector loses money and cannot make the improvements we all want. Well I don't want to believe this sha What's the percentage of those paying and those not paying? We should be working with stats not just assumptions Do you know it's even a crime to pay for services not rendered? |
Politics › Re: Nearly 40% Of Nigerians Lack Access To Electricity –World Bank by ambale(m): 10:39pm On May 05, 2025 |
nairalanda1: Yeah and to bring electricity to everyone in the nation....we need to generate 88000 mw. At least.
To bring 24 hours electricity to those currently connected to the national grid? We need to generate 33000 mw.
To pay for all that...we need N14 -15 trillion yearly for about ten years tops.
Yeah, and when some of us say we should pay cost reflective tarrifs, so that the sector can make the profit that would make investors consider investing in it, meaning that government won't have to pay anything....or take loans to pay for anything....we are called agberos, and APC supporters and tinubu supproters.
Yes, we say that a business should be allowed to set its prices, and consumers should pay those prices, and that means I support APC.

And tomorrow, some of them will shout that APC is a socialist party. How can a socialist party be encouraging capitalism?
The above is how we are going to generate enough power to guarantee access for everyone. The other alternatives is
1. We take loans of 20 trillion a year to pay for improvements
2. We just accept things as they are since we are poor.
And before you start
1. NO, I did not say corruption is not present, we got to fight that...and that can be achieved by ending subsides, and allowing cost reflectrive tarrifs to be charged.
Once that happens, corruption will fall. It won't vanish, but any corruption would harm profits, and would not be tolerated in such a scenairo.
Or how come NITEL had a lot of corruption, while MTN and Airtel don't.? COst reflective tarrifs.
2. NO, I did not say that we should not meter anyone. We all need meters. But the only way we can stop estimated billing is by allowing a cost reflective tarrif...which would let metering make sense, since companies would not need to rip off consumers to survive.
Estimated billing happens because if it did not, all the discos and gencos would have collapsed since. It is a ripoff forced upon them by price controls and poor subsidy payments So are you saying Nigerians won't pay for the services given? FYI, many Nigerians are currently going off the grid, and yet the remaining ones still don't get value for their money |
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