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But innoson has skilled mechanics to manufacture cars in anambra ba? Dogalmighty17: |
Story for the gods! |
No mind am na obidient, they no d get sense 🤣 simpleseyi: |
Ipob killings amd seat at home in the South East somehow didn't find its way into this conversation, na who wan be our President be this oh! |
I understand the frustration, especially given how insecurity has devastated communities across Nigeria, but blaming an entire region for the actions of criminal groups is neither accurate nor productive. Terrorism in Nigeria is the result of complex failures — governance, poverty, radicalization, corruption, and weak institutions — not the character of any ethnic or regional population. It’s also important to avoid selective history. Security challenges exist in every region, and the entire country has suffered from policy failures at federal and state levels. No region is exempt from responsibility, and no region should be collectively condemned. When discussing sovereignty or foreign involvement, we should focus on consistent principles, not assumptions about what a few protesters or outspoken politicians represent. If we truly want safety for our children and communities, we need unity and accountability — not generalizations. Regional hostility only distracts from the actual criminals who benefit when Nigerians turn against each other. Ttalk: |
Israelites in Nigeria are responding to you oh🤣🤣🤣🤣 slave mentality 🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
Lol Franc na sharp guy nah, person wey d live for Abuja, grew up in makurdi, schooled in UK, never lived in his village of Yelwata don get asylum before people wey dey village the face the bandits 😁 this life no balance ooh😁 duduade: |
What is this one saying? Mtweeeeen.. So the Americans should just come into a terrain they don't know and just walk to engage the terrorists! I forget say this no be big brother naija🤣🤣🤣 oyichi: |
CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE! WHAT A COUNTRY |
This is the pattern of events as it happens in Nigeria! It's obvious you are ignorant of this hence your inglorious response. This isn't about tinubu, even if your obi was the president or atiku I would still say same, because that is what they all do! Nigerian politicians are power greedy!! The difference between you and me is why you are one party sympathizer, I am a patriotic Nigeria! Mrfixitt: |
Na una plan be that? Attack innocent citizens and blame it on the President.. what a people! Mrfixitt: |
So trump will come and do what? Install pdp in power? Una funny ghan🤣 Bayswater: |
Where is pdp that is not caged? See small nyash we the try shake wey even mad boyfriends the bone am🤣🤣🤣 RUWACH: |
A simple task of typing on Google will save us this dogon turanci.. Buba Marwa is a distinguished public servant with too many track records even for the blind and bigots! thesicilian: |
You are obviously one of those noise makers! Go and inquire about Buba Marwa.. thesicilian: |
Good morning! Bro good health care system dey for only rich folks who for whatever reason decides to stay here n get treated, while others just have the mentality for liking anything oyibo does, either which way na poor people the suffer for naija ooo DMCY: |
When Hitler committed genocide against the Israel state nobody called it propaganda! It is easier to play victim when you are not the victim! Where is your humanity? There are no bad people in Israel going by this your unpopular opinion.. Mrchippychappy: |
obidient rest n move on mbok! LagosOrigin: |
Na dem! Una go still wait 2027! Wishing your country evil because your preferred candidate lost an election is nothing short of hate.. habex005: |
Lol, you people just like shouting “they’re borrowing to loot” without even understanding how an economy works. 😂 Every serious country borrows — even the U.S. that you all worship runs on debt. The difference is whether the money circulates within the system or leaks out. If Nigerians, banks, pension funds, and investors are subscribing, that’s not “looting” — it’s called domestic investment. Government raises funds, pays interest, and keeps the money in circulation. That’s how economies grow and people earn returns. But trust some Nigerians — once they hear “bond” or “borrowing,” they switch to conspiracy mode. Meanwhile, the same ones shouting will queue up to buy Treasury Bills if they hear it’s yielding 18%. 😂 If you really want to complain, talk about how the funds are used, not the concept itself. You can’t be demanding development and still condemn the tools used to fund it. Pick a side — economic sense or noise-making. 💁🏽♂️ Streetinvestor2: |
So does answering Mohamed makes you a Muslim? jmoore: |
Who told you he wanted to visit the country? Go and find out why the revocation before you gloat over what the old man publicly declined and unaware his visa was revoked! Baba no send america one bit! SmartPolician: |
So what do you suggest should be done ![]() iwaeda: |
No worry 4+4 is loading... Wailing is a free gift 😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣 haggai247: |
It is a good thing you understood the post 🤣 CharlotteFlair: |
At least Tinubu is not a tribal bigot, he likes developers very well🤣🤣🤣 CharlotteFlair: |
Why not deliver them from permanently from eye issues? I thought he can cure by laying of hands or prayers! Josepholome: |
Fake but urchins can choose to believe whatever makes them happy 🤣🤣🤣 yns4real: |
THREAD: Rufai Oseni — Preaches “Objectivity,” Practices Double Standards 🧵 1 Rufai Oseni of Arise TV loves to grill politicians with “tough questions” and lectures on facts. But when you look closely at his on-air record, a pattern of selective aggression emerges — one for APC, another for Peter Obi and Labour Party. 2 With APC guests, Rufai often takes a combative tone. Jesutega Onokpasa’s subsidy debate turned into a shouting match as Rufai repeatedly interrupted. APC figures like Joe Igbokwe have publicly accused him of arrogance, lack of manners, and bias on live TV. 3 Yet when Peter Obi or Labour Party supporters are in the hot seat, that same energy disappears. The probing questions soften, interruptions are rare, and his interviews take on a noticeably friendlier tone. Tough journalism shouldn’t depend on party colour. 4 In Edo 2024, Rufai mocked APC publicly, claiming their candidate demanded $1M to appear on Arise TV. Whether or not the figure was exact, the point is this: he used his platform to ridicule one party while not applying the same theatrical criticism elsewhere. 5 APC stakeholders have repeatedly filed complaints about his conduct. Joe Igbokwe called for his sack from Arise TV, accusing him of lacking journalistic decorum. Others say his interviews feel more like cross-examinations when APC is involved. 6 Rufai often positions himself as a neutral umpire demanding “empirical facts.” Yet when allegations were made about his proximity to certain politicians (which Peter Obi denied), Rufai didn’t give himself the same rigorous on-air scrutiny he demands from others. 7 These incidents don’t exist in isolation. Together, they reveal a clear double standard in tone, questioning style, and narrative framing — harsh and confrontational with APC, soft and accommodating with Peter Obi and Labour Party figures. 8 Journalism thrives on credibility. When a journalist applies different standards to different guests, it stops being accountability and starts looking like activism in disguise. Rufai Oseni can’t be the referee and a player at the same time. 9 Nigerians deserve balanced questioning — not selective outrage. If you preach neutrality, apply it evenly. Facts shouldn’t depend on political alignment. 10 Conclusion: Rufai Oseni has built his brand on “fearless journalism,” but his on-air behaviour shows selective fire. True credibility comes from consistency, not partisanship dressed up as objectivity. |
Resign for what reason? That an allegation that hasn't been proven is laid against him? You think everyone is a coward like some of the leaders you support?? Mtsweeeen Ofunaofu: |
