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 Politics › Re: Stop The Destruction Of People's Properties - Peter Obi by Aussie2doc: 9:35pm On Oct 14, 2025 |
When is this man planning to keep quiet? He has no further campaign points. He is presently homeless, neither in LP nor in ADC. It is the desperation to remain relevant that is making him to develop verbal diarrhea especially when an event is happening outside of SE 30 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Wale Edun Suffers Stroke, Flown Abroad As Tinubu Seeks Replacement - SR by Aussie2doc: 8:31pm On Oct 12, 2025 |
clarocuzioo:Is it too bad if they treat him in Anambra in the world class hospital built by Peter Obi? Or dem talk say no good thing must be found in Agulu? 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Over 60 People Killed, Nearly 300 Injured In 24 Hours As Israel Bombards Gaza… by Aussie2doc: 2:37pm On Aug 25, 2025 |
maasoap:They are not going to taste anything. The Muslim world is now sounding Philosophical rather than boastful. We warned them two years ago when they kept saying Iran and Hezbollah would finish Isreal bla bla bla. They said if the little Hamas could violate Isreal on October 7, they should imagine what Hezbollah or Iran would do. We warned them it would end with shout of genocide. Today, no one is talking about dead Hezbollah or Hamas. Even Iran can no longer talk that they will defend anyone. They left the Palestinians to their fate and started shouting genocide on internet as usual. The problem is that they won't learn. Give them another five years, they will claim victory for the war they were busy shouting genocide, instigate another crisis and start shouting genocide again. They will never learn |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Tens Of Thousands Rally Across Australia Demanding Sanctions On Israel (photos by Aussie2doc: 10:09pm On Aug 24, 2025 |
Harnny:Really? Your history is too recent. You need to go back to 1979 when the Egyptian reached an accord with the Isrealis followed by the widespread protests. You need to to go 1980 when the PLA of Yesser Arafat were attacking Isrealis and the isrealis were bombing them back. There has never been a time that isreali started any of those wars you mentioned. Not even once. Never!!! They were always responding to attacks from the Arabs and Palestinians . They will start the attack, they get bombed and they start shouting genocide. It has always been like that. It will never stop until the Arabs accept to live in peace with the Isrealis |
| Politics › Re: Crack On Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Not Structural Failure - Dave Umahi by Aussie2doc: 8:27am On Aug 07, 2025 |
Brendaniel:Exactly. For the first time, you abandoned the PDP because your tribesman failed to clinch the presidential primary in PDP. I will tell you this, ATIKU brought Obi to limelight by making him the VP in PDP so the Igbos saw their best chance. When they now thought it was the time of the south again, the only person they had was the person that was recently a VP candidate and since he was not getting what he wanted,they left the party. At the slightest opportunity, they abandoned the party. Igbos rally around Peter Obi out of desperation and frustration. I actually feel for them . However, it is better to say you want an Igbo presidency because you are due for it than to say Peter Obi that failed as a governor is the best candidate. It is comical 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Crack On Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Not Structural Failure - Dave Umahi by Aussie2doc: 8:17am On Aug 07, 2025 |
Brendaniel:I was expecting this. It is just like we saying when Bakare came out to contest, Yorubas had no candidate.. Let me tell you the difference. How many states did Apga win in SE? For Ojukwu to be taken seriously as a candidate, you would at least vote his party in your states and we would all know he was a regional leader. If you now rejected him at the national level after that then we can say you rejected your best candidate for other candidates. Ojukwu was never a serious contender in any election. You all knew that other parts of the country would never trust a seccesionist that engineered the civil war to become president so you and I know that his candidacy was a joke. |
| Politics › Re: Crack On Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Not Structural Failure - Dave Umahi by Aussie2doc: 8:09am On Aug 07, 2025 |
Brendaniel:The only common denominator was that Igbo was always voting PDP. Nothing more, nothing less. PDP was formed by an Igbo man who had high hopes of becoming president. Igbo has never voted any other party apart from PDP so voting Yardua was no different. You had no other candidate |
| Health › Re: Nigerian Police and Hospitals: The Last People to Trust in an Emergency (Pics) by Aussie2doc: 12:44pm On Jul 27, 2025 |
Fujiyama:Actually,one of my employees took a great risk. There was a door that led to my apartment. They made all them to lie face down and were collecting their phones. She was lying close to an exit door. It was at night. When they passed her after collecting her phone, she dashed into the door and locked it from behind and ran into my place. I heard a big bang on the door and I stood up. She came panting and I took her in and locked the door. I quickly went to the main switch and put out the light. They shot the door and opened it. They saw that it was an exit. They didn't know the exit led to another building so they assumed one of the employees escaped and with the light gone, they quickly gathered whatever they could and left. Another important fact. Two other employees jumped the fence and went to the police station close by. Those ones did not follow them. They were asking how many were they, what weapons were they carrying ? etc. However, the ones they mobilized via emergency number immediately came, fully kitted. They were the ones that came to release us. They went into the main building, released the employees that were locked into a room by the robbers and came to the other building. Another important fact...they were actually asking for the right building but it was late so they didn't get the precise location. By and large, even though they didn't catch the thieves, they responded and if my employee didn't run into the building making the thieves to feel uncomfortable, they might have caught them in the act assuming we were able to call. |
| Health › Re: Nigerian Police and Hospitals: The Last People to Trust in an Emergency (Pics) by Aussie2doc: 5:36pm On Jul 26, 2025 |
Fujiyama:This is the problem with most Nigerians. They don't even know about the system. If you are in Lagos and you have a real emergency,call the emergency line. You will be shocked. Don't call them for fun please. One day, we had armed robbers in our house. Where is was hiding,I called the emergency line. They were very professional. She told me she would contact the nearest squad. It was around 1am, within 20 minutes, police were in my house. This is not a movie. This is real. They even called me back the following for update, response time etc. Same with ambulance. They are effective in lagos...at least 90 percent of the time. The problem is that we don't call |
| Health › Re: Nigerian Police and Hospitals: The Last People to Trust in an Emergency (Pics) by Aussie2doc: 5:25pm On Jul 26, 2025 |
Merry100:oh...so you cared about the victims while you were busy dragging the car with the police. If you really cared about the bleeding victims your reckless driving probably caused, you would not have time to be calling your mum to be calling your village chiefs to help you beg a senior officer who eventually bullied the police. All the time you were busy dragging car with police, you would have arranged to get the victims to the hospital or you think police vehicles are ambulances? No one is saying the police that collected bribe instead of following the normal process are not guilty, you that bribed them is a co- criminal and you have no moral right to talk. You went to the hospital, you were more concerned about the 20k you paid to the hospital rather than the lives of the bleeding victims. You claimed they were not professional. The police were not professional. The hospital was not professional. It was only you that caused the accident was professional in the whole scenario. Everyone was guilty and only you that paid the bribe was innocent. You even have the gut to say that you can no longer keep quiet after paying bribe. If you want to fight the rot in the system, you won't compromise because of the inconvenience of one night and paid the police. You paid and you are now saying you are fighting the rot. Which rot? After paying bribe? |
| Politics › Can The Black Madonna Save Nigeria? by Aussie2doc(op): 11:48am On Sep 15, 2024 |
https://dailypost.ng/2024/09/15/olusola-omoju-can-the-black-madonna-save-nigeria/ The more I see the world, the more I fall in love with my dear country. No matter how sick Nigeria seems to be, I am beginning to think that it is the best country in the world. She only needs to get a few things right to be on top of the world. I was so worried about Nigeria that I had to go to a prayer mountain in far away Barcelona, Spain to seek the face of God for intervention in Nigeria. If you ask average Nigerians what they know about Barcelona, they will only remember Messi and Camp Nou. However, there is a popular deity that was believed to have saved Spain a couple times from tribulations. She sits on a mountain close to Barcelona, they call her the BLACK MADONNA!!! The Black Madonna, a romanesque polychrome carving, was believed to have been carved in Jerusalem around the 12th century. It is one of the most famous Black Madonna statues in the world, and in 1844 Pope Leo XIII declared the Virgin of Montserrat, the patroness of Catalonia. It was believed that she saved the monastery from the Swedish invasion and siege of 1655. She was also credited with defeating a Russian attack in 1920. You won’t therefore blame me that I went to plead with the lady to save NIGERIA from our numerous predicaments. Maybe my upbringing is affecting me. When I was in secondary school, pastors and churches were respected and revered unlike today. I remember the first time I went to an interdenominational prayer mountain for a weekly friday night vigil. They call that mountain Ori oke, BASIRIBASIRI (The mountain where God covers our shameful secrets) located in Akure where I grew up. As a secondary school boy, all my prayers were dutifully answered on that mountain and I started believing that God answers prayers on the mountain more than the plain. I was attending a public secondary school until my JSS3. I so much desired to go to one of the unity schools which were the standard schools of those days. I prayed that Friday night that God should miraculously send me to a unity school. I came home the following morning ( saturday) and I was sleeping due to the previous night vigil when my father came to wake me up and asked if I would like to write the Unity exam that very morning. I was shocked! It happened that a man brought his two daughters from the village to write that exam and he had no place to stay except my father’s house. We would never know about the exam if that man didn’t bring his daughters to our house that fateful night. My father asked him how he got the forms for the daughters, the man said they would pay for the forms at the exam venue and he was yet to get the forms.How coincidental or was it the prayers of the night before? That was how I went for the exam without any form of preparation the very morning I pleaded with God to grant me admission to the school. I wrote the exam and forgot about it. My father never went to check the result. Someone told him in his work place one month later that he saw my name on the admission list and I came second in the whole state among over 500 applicants. Guess what? The two ladies that made me know about the exam never passed. That was the beginning of my belief in the efficacy of mountain top prayers. You will therefore appreciate my enthusiasm when I set out on a similar adventure decades later in far away Barcelona. I started my journey early in the morning from Barcelona to climb the highest summit of montserrat, the mountain that housed the monastery that housed the lady. The summit sits at 4055 feet above sea level. This time, I decided to climb the hill in a funicular. The views were so spectacular and It was indeed, an incredible experience. There is a whole lot of history behind the monastery but I will limit my discussion to my encounter with the lady I was on the queue for close to an hour, passing through an intricately sculptured but ancient basilica in awe and reverence. When I finally met our lady, I was amazed and disappointed at the same time. Is it this small statue that attracts millions of pilgrims monthly or something else? I heard a little of the many miracles attributed to an encounter with black madonna no doubt but the statue looked so ordinary that if it were located anywhere in Nigeria, all the pentecostal churches including Pastor Adeboye and Oyedepo will be daily cursing the people that visit the statue, saying it is idolatry. You can as well say she looks like YEYE OSUN of Osogbo. The funny part is that the statue is even black. Does that mean that MARY THE VIRGIN was a black woman? I guess the worshippers didn’t want to attribute anything good to blacks so they came up with an explanation. They said the statue was not originally painted black but because it was painted thousands of years ago, it turned black over time due to wear and tear. Very convenient! Let us wait and see whether MONA LISA will also turn black. I don’t believe the theory at all but how else would the Almighty Spain explain that a black woman’s statue saved them from the Russians in 1920? Anyway, I finally held the hand of our lady. I had a personal discussion with the lady. My only request to the lady…MAY PRESIDENT TINUBU ‘get it right’. May Nigeria be great again. My group later lit a candle to seal the prayer as demanded by tradition. I met thousands of people from all over the world coming to pay homage and receive blessings from our lady. Everywhere I turn all over the world, I see millions of tourists patronising places that look so ordinary and I keep wondering what is wrong with my dear Nigeria. When will tourists start queuing to see IDANRE hills? When will they come to learn the famous history of OLUA, a popular deity in my hometown who is equally attributed with a lot of miracles? When will Nigeria get it right? As I descended from the montserrat in a funicular, the only question going through my mind was …WILL THE BLACK MADONNA SAVE THE MOST POPULOUS BLACK . 1 Like |
| Politics › Lagos Rail Mass Transit And Dangote Refinery, The Game Changer. by Aussie2doc(op): 9:34am On Sep 07, 2024 |
LAGOS RAIL MASS TRANSIT AND DANGOTE REFINERY, THE GAME CHANGER IN THE MIDST OF CHAOS!https://thenationonlineng.net/lagos-rail-mass-transit-and-dangote-refinery-the-game-changer-in-the-midst-of-chaos/ 25 Likes 5 Shares
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| Travel › Lagos Rail Mass Transit And Dangote Refinery, The Game Changer. by Aussie2doc(op): 8:45am On Sep 07, 2024*. Modified: 9:35am On Sep 07, 2024 |
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| Politics › Re: Japa Syndrome: Are Nigerian Youths Repeating The Mistakes Of Our Ancestors ? by Aussie2doc(op): 6:19am On Aug 26, 2024 |
Matheusmartin:The population of China is 1.4billion. Chinese don't Japa to go and become caregiver. They Japa as businessmen or to go and study only. They have the population and they don't bad mouth their country. |
| Politics › Japa Syndrome: Are Nigerian Youths Repeating The Mistakes Of Our Ancestors ? by Aussie2doc(op): 4:50pm On Aug 25, 2024 |
https://dailypost.ng/2024/08/25/olusola-omoju-japa-syndrome-are-nigerian-youths-repeating-the-mistakes-of-our-ancestors-part-1/ Athens is a city full of ruins of ancient buildings and the relics of ancient gods yet, every visit to that city is always memorable. My last visit was particularly dramatic because I almost fainted while climbing the Acropolis, an ancient citadel perched atop the city of Athens. My travel companions started pouring water on me as I laid on the floor (I thought I was back in Oshodi where the first thing we do to anyone that slumps is to pour water on them). Home to the iconic Parthenon, dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena, Erechtheion, and Propylaea, this archaeological site is the cornerstone of the ancient Greek civilization. The elevated site offers breathtaking views of the city. Do you know that just like the European missionaries destroyed all our iconic sites, claiming they were evil, the ottoman also tried to replace the Acropolis Parthenon with a mosque? However, the Greeks were still able to preserve what was left of this monument and today, millions of tourists visit the remnants of Acropolis every year, contributing millions of euros to the Greek economy. All over Europe, the most important tourist attractions are mainly dilapidated buildings, sometimes with history not as dramatic as the history my father relayed to me about the ancient gods in my village, yet we are paying through the nose to visit these sites, whereas the European marauders destroyed our own culture and religion for Christian civilisation while they preserved their own. One of the greatest historical monuments in the world in the last millennium was the great wall of Benin. If that wall is located anywhere near Europe, it will be raking in nothing less than 200 million euros in tourist income annually. I’ve been to the great wall of China and I was told that the wall of Benin was even more gigantic. What happened to our own wall in Benin? It was destroyed by the British in 1897 during the so-called Benin expedition. We now need visas to go and see smaller walls in China and they even make it look like they are doing us a favour. have paid to visit several old buildings across the world and I usually weep whenever I remember that we also had similar buildings on 85 Odunfa street, Lagos (lle awo si fila) or even Branco house on 27 Kakawa street, lagos. These old buildings should be generating millions in tourist dollars for our ailing economy by now. They were all pulled down for pennies. I usually marvel at the ignorance of people that make jest of the ancient city of Ibadan because of the predominant red roof buildings across the town. Those houses need to be preserved and maintained in their original state. Pulling them down for skyscrapers will destroy the heritage. People will one day pay to come and see those red roofs. When you become a seasoned traveller, you suddenly realise no one wants to visit a place to see other skyscrapers like New York. People want to visit historical centres, preserved ancient cultures, as well as religious centres. We abandoned our culture and our religion for foreign cultures and allowed them to destroy our heritage. I am a Christian but If I have the opportunity today, I will prosecute everyone, including my ancestors, who allowed them to destroy the monuments of our culture including the relics of Orunmila, Ogun, sango, Ifa and other symbols of our culture and ancient religion. The highlight of my last visit to Tokyo was a visit to the Asakusa temple, an Hindu temple. The Europeans that destroyed our own religion saying it was evil were all over the temple making a wish with coins in the temple as tourists. That temple receives 30 million tourists per year. No one respects you when you abandon your own for theirs. Our youths are following in the footsteps of our ancestors with this JAPA SYNDROME. They condemn everything about their home country, display European and Canadian passports as trophies online while bad mouthing their motherland. They now wonder why South Africans don’t respect them or why they find it so hard to get a visa to go and become glorified housemaids to an average westerner who are probably less educated than they are. There is dignity in labour no doubt but there is no dignity in abandoning your heritage and culture for others. In the next fifty years, what will be left of our culture? We are selling our ancestral lands to build banks. We are abandoning our schools to develop the educational sector of the UK with the money bled from our economy. We are shipping our youths on voluntary slave trade to develop Europe. When our children look back in the next century to see what we leave behind for them as a heritage, nothing will be left if care is not taken. Japa is not an achievement. It is just a temporary solution that brings a lot of underdevelopment to our society. We need to start reversing the trend as a matter of national priority. Dr Olusola Omoju is a researcher cum public affairs analyst. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Chidimma Vanessa, The Ugly Side Of Perceived Xenophobia In South Africa by Aussie2doc: 4:02pm On Aug 11, 2024 |
numericalguy:How old is Chidimma that she would be born before 1995? |
| Politics › Re: Chidimma Vanessa, The Ugly Side Of Perceived Xenophobia In South Africa by Aussie2doc: 12:02pm On Aug 11, 2024 |
ElohimShenRa:I am not Igbo. I am a bonafide Yoruba man. I don't have comment on other things you talked about |
| Politics › Re: Chidimma Vanessa, The Ugly Side Of Perceived Xenophobia In South Africa by Aussie2doc: 10:47am On Aug 11, 2024 |
JagabanB:I am inclined to agree with you especially as it relates to Igbo claiming to be smartest |
| Politics › Re: Chidimma Vanessa, The Ugly Side Of Perceived Xenophobia In South Africa by Aussie2doc: 6:52am On Aug 11, 2024 |
A big lesson for Nigeria. You helped them fight the whites to stop apartheid. They eventually rejected you and crowned the same white as Miss South Africa. Fix your country and let everyone carry their cross 4 Likes |
| Travel › Re: Usa Visit Visa Part 5 by Aussie2doc: 10:20am On Jul 30, 2024 |
OyoTunjiUSA:This guy has come again with his mumu gang up stories. Anytime they try to correct you, you term it a gang up. You must be very Immature 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Kenya's Ruto Retains Former Ministers In New Cabinet Appointments by Aussie2doc: 7:33am On Jul 21, 2024 |
lexy2014:You are asking foolish questions. These are foolish objectives. So your objective is to unseat the president? That is the objective of your protest? What are the roles of elections and impeachment then? You just justified the guy that said there is nothing to explain to the headless mob .They just want to unseat the president and install their lord and saviour 5 Likes 5 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Onanuga, O'tega Criticse Aisha Yesufu Over False Claims On Tinubu And Ramaphosa by Aussie2doc: 11:12am On Jun 23, 2024 |
lexy2014:1)What is obidient ? Answer- A foool that keeps asking stupid question just to prove that someone that failed as a governor is the new saviour of Nigeria. 2) How is the guy you referring "obidient"?. Answer- The guy must have displayed the same insanity whoever is asking this fooolish question is displaying now. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Onanuga, O'tega Criticse Aisha Yesufu Over False Claims On Tinubu And Ramaphosa by Aussie2doc: 8:41am On Jun 23, 2024 |
lexy2014:Whatever question you are asking is fooolish. Wether who, what or anything....it is foolish. I will help the guy to answer the question no matter how fooolish it sounds on one condition 1) Who gave you the marking script that you will use to mark the answer? 2) Who determines wether the answer is correct or wrong? 3) If I answer the question and you think it is correct or wrong, what textbook or research publication are we going to use to confirm or verify wether the answers are correct? 4) What qualifies you to be the one that will ask the question? Can you provide your certificate that shows you are an expert on obidient matter? Kids asking fooolish questions online 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Onanuga, O'tega Criticse Aisha Yesufu Over False Claims On Tinubu And Ramaphosa by Aussie2doc: 7:27am On Jun 23, 2024 |
lexy2014:Very foolishl question. Everyone knows who an obidient is and they don't have to answer it the way you want. Assuming he even provides the answer, who gave you the marking script? Who will.judge wether the answer is correct or not? I hope you are not planning to be the one that will judge weather the question is correct? You spent a whole page spamming the thread asking a fooolish question that has no single answer . Since you want to be asking questions, May I ask you these two questions too 1) Who gave you the marking script for the questions you are asking? 2) How do you plan to know wether the answer is correct or not? 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Thousands Protest Against New Tax Proposals In Kenya, Nairobi on Standstill by Aussie2doc: 7:59pm On Jun 21, 2024 |
Racoon:They have done their own. What is stopping you from leading the protest this time around? At least , history shows they did their own when they felt aggrieved. Cowards like you will hide behind an anonymous forum while shouting posterity. Did someone steal your own destiny that you can't use it to protest and lead protest? It doesn't have to be ojota. Start from Agulu. Start something |
| Politics › Re: Peter Obi’s Campaign Spokesman Says He May Rejoin APC From Labour Party by Aussie2doc: 2:56pm On Jun 20, 2024 |
First it was Doyin Okupe, now it is the campaign spokesperson...Obi could not even manage serious loyalty among a common campaign team....what am I even saying? Obi is not even loyal to himself. Obi will soon decamp from labor party and deny the toxic Obidient movement. 6 Likes 6 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Onanuga, O'tega Criticse Aisha Yesufu Over False Claims On Tinubu And Ramaphosa by Aussie2doc: 9:07am On Jun 20, 2024 |
Amumaigwe:You guys don't get. When these people were protesting against Jonathan, did an average Yoruba guy come online to start abusing Ijaw people or Igbo people , calling them all sorts of names? You abuse Yoruba people, call them all sorts of names including ebi n pawa, agbado etc because a yoruba man is the president. You think that is opposition? Did yorubas start attacking ijaw elders, ijaw pastors or anything that is remotely ijaw just because Jonathan was in govt? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Videos And Pictures Of Presidents Tinubu And Obasanjo In South Africa by Aussie2doc: 6:44am On Jun 20, 2024 |
LilX2:Let me reply you just one time. My estate was initially marked to be demolished for the coastal road. Almost 100 luxurious houses. I was shocked when empty barrels like you started shouting they were targeting Igbo business in lagos because of Landmark. We have whatsapp group of the people affected so we know 80 percent were Yorubas but we don't make noise. All the hawkers and artisans that work for me are hungry Igbo people. My family also regularly hang out with our rich Igbo neighbours so we don't discriminate. The bottonline is that no tribe is hungry in isolation in Nigeria. No tribe is super rich. At best, the igbos survive on crimes and they gave us bad names all over the world. Therefore, keep shut and I don't care wether you are Igbo. I am yoruba and we are not complaining. Keep your ebi n pawa to your father's house 7 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Videos And Pictures Of Presidents Tinubu And Obasanjo In South Africa by Aussie2doc: 6:13am On Jun 20, 2024 |
Justiceganduje:. The igbos are the one opening threads all over social media shouting ebi n pawa. I've never seen such kind of people before. You claimed you are not hungry, you claimed you are making more money in this economy yet you won't rest...you kept shouting ebi n pawa all over the Internet.. What is wrong with you people? Why the obsession with tribe? You claimed Tinubu rigged. You still blamed his tribe for voting him. Which one should we believe ? He rigged or he was voted? Is this the way you will get people to support Obi or you think after abusing my tribe, I will one day wake up to thumbprint for your candidate when I am not a product of baby factory? You better tell your women to start making babies like pigs. If you think anyone outside your five states will vote your candidate with this your toxic attitude, you are in for a long ride. We will remind you by 2031 when Tinubu hands over to a northern candidate. 350 Likes 26 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Onanuga, O'tega Criticse Aisha Yesufu Over False Claims On Tinubu And Ramaphosa by Aussie2doc: 6:11am On Jun 20, 2024 |
Beautifulday:You have never worked abroad. Disrespect in a work place is completely discouraged. They don't call you with the title because that is their culture. That doesn't mean you can talk anyhow to your boss. You will be sacked in a minute. They also respect their elders. They stand up in trains and leave a seat for their elders. Obidients are too toxic. This is not politics or opposition. No one will allow such a group of people to support their leaders. 2 Likes |
