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Gotocourt:You talking last election, he uses convoy on a normal day with sirens blowing. He is obsessed with power, Buhari's presidency would have been his, of only he was patient. He left Tinubu after the 2007 elections and went back to PDP, if only he stood firm, 2015 would have been his. He just can't stay outside the power corridor, which is why he contest after every 4 years |
My own be say make everybody stay after primary election... Think say Atiku form coalition for someone else to come and try his luck. The way power sweet Atiku, the man moves in a full convoy that rivals most state Governor's. And you think he will easily deny himself the chance of being the No.1 in Nigeria? The best deal Obi is going to get in ADC is VP. He promised to be on the ballot, he didn't promise which position. |
AqualinaXYZ:It's always obi because his followers make too much noise, that's the reason |
Judolisco:You didn't see the picture of him sharing money, while putting on PDP designed clothes? Or how he bought the LP ticket with Money? All what I'm saying is that all of them are the same. |
Silent blackmail, ask him in his face to step down. Stop using backdoor |
Judolisco:They have been selling it since 2003, so don't start with that. Nigerian politicians are all the same, the earlier you figure this out the better. I don't like Obi for one reason, he claims to be what he isn't and his followers make matters even worse, by ascribing infallibility to him. |
See them change narrative, because Abua, Enugu states are mentioned. Normal thing for government to borrow, provided it's solvent enough to repay, and most especially if the funds are used for strictly capital projects. These projects should be primed to generate revenue, from which the loans are to be paid back. |
Half the territory of the United States of America was bought with money or captured from Mexico. Majority of those living in the US today are not natives, but immigrants from Europe, you don't hear them complaining about their differences. |
Call it whatever you want, behind the scenes you guy's have been cheering, celebrating and hoping the insurgency continue, because in your minds it will clear the path to the presidency for you in 2027. It is not incompetence but collaboration, and there's nothing wrong In seeking the help of someone bigger than you. I pray the strike continues, for a long time. |
LagosOrigin:Will you ask the same question if they were to intervene in a rubbery happening in your house? |
It's the Agency's duty to investigate not the petitioner's. I don't see why they are inviting Dangote, ICPC is not a court of law, that requires a person to provide evidence. |
princepee:If u the watch Hollywood, you go notice say person way them shoot, as e the run go, blood go the leave trail for ground. E clear? |
Moral booster, it's nice to encourage, it shows their commitment is noticed and appreciated |
I recall when the president announced total deregulation of the Oil industry, people were busy making all sorts of noises. Dangote should invest in crude mining, by so doing he reduces the cost of buying crude one way or the other. I trust he has mapped out his strategy, as new threat to his business comes up. And if I were him, I'll lease filling stations, sell the dam thing myself... The Fuel cabal has met their match. It's Clear why successive government couldn't deregulate, and if Tinubu waited for a single day, it possible he wouldn't have done it... |
Tjra:You Sabi the man |
Namaster:Your head get Oil... You Sabi reason... |
Reno insults Tinubu, Tinubu should be the one angry right. But no, instead he nominates Reno to be an Ambassador, all of a sudden Tinubu's enemies or hater's rather are the ones fighting Reno Omokri. Who God bless, no Man can curse. |
Wait I'm not understanding this, Reno insults Tinubu, Tinubu should be the one angry right. But no, instead he nominates Reno to be an Ambassador, all of a sudden Tinubu's enemies or hater's rather are the ones fighting for him now. I pray to be like Tinubu... |
Honour amongst thieves, not really relevant is it? |
kunle4toyeyaho:There was no need for the Second Niger Bridge. The government should have repaired the first bridge and increase the lanes instead of a New bridge |
Call out the name of the person, the masses will help you drag him or her online |
See miss oh!!!! |
FIFA just buried Nigeria Alive... From the remaining 51 countries, FIFA couldn't Pick official for our match. They had to pick all officials from teams we played in the last round? |
chiagozien:Didn't he read the charge sheet? Every charge is followed by relevant laws, they don't just charge you to court anywhere in the world. Did his lawyers complain about relevant laws? Look at things objectively please. |
fuckingAyaya:Follow the evidence presented in court. It should suffice |
NwaAmaikpe:How many innocent lives were terminated on Igboho's instructions? How many police stations and Force personnel were killed on his orders? Don't compare the two |
At this point I feel more comfortable to attribute this to content creators. |
Is there anyone with the soundtrack. The video is on YouTube, can't seem to locate the audio version of it https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D-hByzTMSYoQ&ved=2ahUKEwja_fT1r9SQAxUvkyYFHWGoLIMQwqsBegQIFhAB&usg=AOvVaw3OV4N78Z5VuVG6ztbKkW63 |
Wait until when you get into power then you can withdraw it. Gone are the days when petroleum importers held the country to ransom. By now their associations would have threatened strikes. The issue in the petroleum sector is beyond normal understanding. As soon as Dangote refinery came on board, the mission to sabotage it went into overdrive. Even Government agencies for o obvious reasons discredited the refinery products (DPR). All these were done in an attempt to maintain the status quo. when there was no 15 percent tarrif, these guys still sold fuel for more than 1k. One thing I know for sure is that, without the refinery, we would be buying fuel at N1200 per liter. They were making abnormal profits. If it weren't so, they should naturally prefer to buy next door from Dangote instead of importation. It's high time Nigerians open their eyes and discover who the true enemy are. I'm in full support of the 15% tarrif. Nigeria First policy. |
Gen Z and disgruntled Nigerians calling for Coup thinking it will fix the country, only to find out the ring leader is a person of questionable character.. |
Without Dangote refinery, Nigerians would be buying fuel N1500 per liter by now. Recall it was once sold for N1200, and the narrative given was that landing cost has increased. Each time they wanted to increase fuel price, landing cost was the unanimous reason they all gave. The question I keep asking is what has happened to the landing cost. we can now see those who were truly behind the misery Nigerians were facing. Let's look at it this way, those importing are going to navigate the differential in currency, face shipping cost, custom's duty and all administrative charges, finally transportation cost to final consumers. If they pay all these and still sale the fuel at the a price not different from Dangote, then it means they were making abnormal profits selling above 1000. And the worst was that they kept on defending the evil while Nigerians suffered, well they did so because an average Nigerian doesn't know who to hold accountable. The blame was on Tinubu, and I trust the man, he absolved the shuck, took the insults, now who is feeling the heat, not him any longer but the importers. |
Once a crime is committed in England there's a 80 percent probability it would be someone from the West. A crime in South America, Asia 95 percent certainty it would be someone from the East. That's just the pattern |

