helinues: Rivers politicians should move on from the LG election abeg
Whether Wike is right/wrong or Fubara is right/wrong is not what I am concerned about in Rivers state.
My own issue in particular is with Gov Fubara, to those who have been defending him, when last have you seen Sim commissioning any projects in Rivers state? Please be sincere
At least, the Wike that's he has been claiming of distracting him in the state has been seen severally visiting different project sites in FCT without claiming of being distracted by anyone while promising more.
mugu you are not in rivers state to see the projects ongoing.
its a symbol for lesbians, gays, bisexiual, trans and pedophiles.
so you can imagine what they are teaching little kids, trying to change their sexual orientation.......and someone on nairaland is seeing nothing wrong with that.
perhaps he can allow his kids to be in such a classroom without any consequences.
EreluRoz: He shouldn't have released him. You don't defame someone and cry like a chicken when he reacts but silly people will only have problems with his reaction.
Shit up this man. If you are not ok with the release, petition again and lock him up
As your own family no get the power to move anywhere Stay online and keep licking wike and tinubu anus, while they relocate their families to better lands.
saasala: But why is it that the bunch of people I know who are living abroad are always clamoring coming back home.
They want to hustle abroad and finally come home to settle and rest.
And before they entually come back home finally, they are always eager to come home for the holidays, and when returning back, they wear this gloomy countenance.
It makes me ask, beyond the money "Is the abroad actually abroading?"
kinibigdeal: When I checked your name. I know my Yoruba brothers will always support Wike they hated under Buhari. Not that they kuku love Wike, they are backing him because he is doing the dealings of their party. Funny people
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However, despite the anticipation, the helicopter did not take off, leaving many viewers slightly disappointed. Some had hoped to see at least a small lift-off, but the aircraft remained grounded. Nonetheless, there was an outpouring of praise for the engineers’ creativity and effort.
One viewer expressed admiration, saying, "This is great, I initially thought it would lift up a little, but it didn't. If we had visionary leaders, talented persons like this would be invested in. Unfortunately, we don’t; then when foreigners utilize their talents, all the government does is write congratulatory speeches or complain about Nigerians leaving the country."
While some celebrated the ingenuity, others were critical of the project. "They should stop all these. This is the 21st century. If you cannot do it the way the whites are doing it, forget it and stop wasting your precious and productive time," one viewer remarked.