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Lol. Never seen an attention seeking octogenarian like Ebora Owu; In another life, Baba Obasanjo would be a very successful comedian just as he has been a successful politician, military general & C-in-C in his current life. Anyways, if not that he mentioned it, I don’t believe there was any rumours about his demise - at least, I didn’t come across any. Unlike his former peers like Gowon & IBB, Baba has been fortunate not to have been rumored dead on social media. |
This is what you get when you do things in secrecy; if NNPC had just disclosed this info from the beginning, they would’ve forestalled a situation where they’re on the defensive now. |
Now, this is a commendable move by Gov. Ododo. |
I thought some people claimed UGM was a creation of the “Fulani Government” of fPMB to destabilize the Southeast? However, here’s IPOB spokesman (he should know better and indeed, has more reliable information at his disposal than most) confirming that Simon Ekpa has since 2021, being the mastermind of the killings, wanton destruction of livelihoods and violence in the Southeast. Anyways, irrespective of Mr. Powerful’s assertions, whoever and whatever is behind the current wave of bloodletting in the Southeast will not know peace: you don’t kill human beings as if they’re chickens and expect to have rest! |
That’s interesting. Looks like this set of governors in the Southeast mean business. I wish them all the very best. Objectivist04: |
aariwa:At bold comment, there’s nothing such as “Obama MDG Award”. Give Mr Peter Obi his due accolades but stop attaching or dropping names in a bid to give him praise for his performance in office as governor. Nonetheless, it’s on record that in 2014 he won the award for mainstreaming the MDGs into Anambra State Development Agenda 2006-2014. Meanwhile, Gov. Charles Soludo appears to be performing very well and this is worthy of commendation when one considers he is yet to access any loan facility since assuming office as Governor. |
Saved your digit. You’ll hear from me. Favourdays1: |
Are reforms a necessary evil? Absolutely! Is the PBAT admin carrying out its reforms in a well structured manner that ensures the people don’t buckle under the weight of these reforms? The answer is a resounding NO! Are there proper safety nets in place to protect the citizens from the harsh fallouts of the current reforms? Another NO! Has the PBAT admin ensured a judicious and equitable use of the lean resources at its disposal? Your guess is as good as mine. So, what any sensible government ought to do in this case is to follow the recommendations of this IMF report detailing how governments can gain the trust of their citizens and get them to buy in to the reforms. |
The South African goal keeper is winning this; man is also a finalist for the African POTY which is by no means a small feat. |
We’ve a Machiavellian politician as President and he’s ably supported by another equally Machiavellian appointee who’s a strong and financially capable member of the PDP. If there’s anything that’s playing out now that I suspect to be true of the situation in PDP, the governors (either first term or second term governors) understand that their own political survival is at stake and they’d soon rather let PDP “die” than be the sacrificial lamb of the power-thirsty demagogue that seats in Aso Rock. It’ll be very easy for the President aided by Wike to finance (no governor individually or collectively can match the warchest at their disposal) opposition in any recalcitrant PDP governor’s state; those who want to instal their successors will face a Herculean task doing so either at primaries level or at the governorship elections proper just as we witnessed in Edo. For those seeking re-election, it’ll be easier for them to just rollover and play ball instead of fighting an all out battle that’ll only distract & take their eyes of the goal (kudos to then President Obasanjo for showing how this is possible with what he did to the then Southwest AD governors. Interestingly, the only governor who survived this onslaught then is the President today). In summary, when faced with the choice of choosing between their political survival and survival of PDP, the governors know the easiest choice to make and they’re already making it. |
They love to deride Lagos and its template at any given opportunity (Edo no be Lagos) due to opposition politics yet most of their choice property, businesses, wealth & whatnot are domiciled in the same Lagos. Udom Emmanuel relocated back to Lagos after his tenure as Governor ended; matter of fact every governor of Akwa Ibom since Obong Victor Attah were Lagos based. It’s a known fact that Udom & the incumbent governor, Pastor Umo Eno speak & understand Yoruba. For the one who said “Edo no be Lagos” realized towards the end that indeed, while Edo no be Lagos, we fit replicate Lagos for Edo but he failed in his attempt to install a stooge (another Lagos boy) as his successor. Obaseki too, who was drafted from Lagos to become Edo governor for two terms, couldn’t even wait for his tenure to elapse before running back to the same Lagos: say what you will about that State, she may not be perfect and still punching below what we know she is capable of if her full potentials are unleashed, but there’s no denying the fact that as far as Nigeria is concerned at this moment, that’s the only state with any semblance of sustained development and systems that work (at least to a reasonable degree). |
Now that Reuters has said it, may be doubting Thomases will believe it; Nigeria’s problem isn’t power generation but distribution. We currently generate between 13,000-14,000MW of electricity (still a far cry from what we require to be self sufficient in electricity generation) but years of non-investment in distribution facilities as well as lack of maintenance of existing distribution networks over the years have ensured that we aren’t able to distribute what we generate only a fraction (around 1/4) of it. |
If Trump wins, Elon Musk will probably be the single most deciding factor that made that happen. May this U.S presidential election be more peaceful, free and fair than the last one. |
When you talk too much with embellishments here and there just to prove you’re who you’re not in the real sense, this is what your fate willl be. Any discerning person would’ve quickly suspected that the things Bobrisky was alleged to have said in that leaked audio recording were mostly lies but their loud mouth & penchant for always dropping names won’t let them know when not to cross the line; whether they bribed EFCC officials or not, slept inside prison or not, paid revered SAN Femi Falana or not to purportedly help secure a pardon, was information that wasn’t supposed to have been revealed to another soul moreso when they cannot be established by factual evidence. This one that Bobrisky entered so, it’ll be a long ride for them and hopefully they learn some valuable lessons. |
This actually tastes nice, may be eaten as it is not as a topping and it’s filling too. |
Capturing parts of the shameful episode on video and the traction it gained subsequently on social media was the Bolt driver’s saving grace if not imagine what the stupid Maitama Police Division was alleging that he went to fight a senator in his own house; how does that make sense? Everyone of the police men involved in this shameful act of detaining the Bolt driver and impounding his car should be seriously questioned and reprimanded while the House of Reps member should be suspended from sitting and made to publicly apologize for his disreputable actions. |
Is that Akpabio I see on the last slide seated comfortably inside the National Mosque? |
What’s the percentage of Nigerians that know who the deputy governor of Abia State is by reputation or looks compared to Obafemi Hamzat? If you put up a photo of Obafemi Hamzat & that of Ikechukwu Emetu without attaching their names or positions, who do you think most will immediately recognize as a deputy governor between the two? And talking about Emetu being a petroleum engineer, have you seen Hamzat’s academic/educational profile? Anyways, I said what I said & moved on without prejudice to others’ opinions but you’re the one who felt triggered enough to jump on my mention & give the name of a deputy governor of a state where the people rolled out the red carpet and danced in celebration of a Julius Berger logo! blueAgent: |
blueAgent:You could easily have made reference to the Abia deputy governor without labeling my opinion about Obafemi Hamzat, who also happens to be an Engineer as “rubbish”! But then, why am I not surprised? |
Almost everyone that is educated, enlightened, politically suave and in tune with what goes on in Nigeria, knows the deputy governor of Lagos either by name or face; same can’t be said for the remaining 35 states. Our state governors need to start picking deputies that are equally as smart, knowledgeable, active & capable as themselves just in case of emergency. Dr. Obafemi Hamzat speaks and carries himself like someone who will & can hold forte any day anytime should the need ever arise for him to do so; he’s not just another “spare tyre” but a useful & ready one! |
You probably need to change your barber. |
Well said. Most of these folks doing this secession thing lack originality and are just after making a quick buck here and there. nairalanda1: |
Lol. Another charlatan lacking in originality: petition no even reach 40 leaves exercise book no wonder they'd to detail the "mai gadi" to receive it from him at the door post. With just this photo ops alone, his audience will start sending hard currency & if this doesn't attract the volume of donations he anticipates, he will submit another petition in another country to hoodwink his gullible followers. |
Unfortunately, I can't take - even with a pinch of salt - a single word that purportedly comes out from the mouth of the cross dresser: they're known to tell lies and live a fake life all for social media validation. They initiated that phone call, spewed a lot of lies on it & in the process, dropped a senior lawyer's name just to make their claim seem legit: your acclaimed godfather could make arrangement for you "allegedly" to be held outside the correctional facility & dropped N5m but couldn't make it N10m because they'd offered plenty help? Anyways, that's their own problem. |
Calitoscassius:I've a stalker, an admirer even😂😂😂 or how else would you know I'm "obsessed" with Lagos you psychopath if you haven't been wanking to my posts/comments on NL, you deliquent juvenile! Anyways, feel free to quote me again like you did before now and cry more of those tears: cry me some more even as I now have to ignore your sorry ass.... |
I mean, even Steve Ndukwu mentioned that it was on Landmark premises and even went further to show Landmark in the video towards the end. It’s plausible the promoters of this particular building copied the exact structure of a pre-existing type elsewhere but this one in the video is in Lagos, Nigeria otherwise why would the content creator say it’s the first of its kind in Nigeria or even mention/show Landmark in the background? Showing a photo of a similar building from elsewhere doesn’t invalidate the fact the one shown in the video is in Nigeria and specifically Lagos. press9jatv: |
Lol. It takes an insane person to recognize another. So, cheers to your incurable insanity. And by the way, get some reasonable amount of data to watch the video to the end & stop depending on “they say, they said”! Author clearly stepped out of the building to show Landmark in the video and even mentioned it was located on Landmark property so except there’s another Landmark somewhere else in Nigeria that the rest of us aren’t aware of, you’re just another pained asshole who’s sad Lagos is in the news again for something good. Ok, run off now to go take your mental retardation meds, just might make you feel better. Calitoscassius: |
Mr. Taiwo Oyedele’s prints all over these tax reforms; kudos to him and his team for a diligent job. Implementing their recommendations such as those includes in this report is key! |
Lol. Maybe I am the one that’s not understanding what’s going on; didn’t this Isaac purportedly tell the security agencies who abducted him from his hideout to Abuja that he’s not Pidom whatever? Isn’t his strength as “Pidom” hinged on his anonymity and insistence that he’s not the one behind the handle that has been “exposing” highly sensitive & classified (some of them with national security implications) documents? Let’s not even talk about his exposé on the alleged fraudulent dealings involving the Ooni of Ife; how does Omoyele Sowore tying him (Isaac) to that Pidom account save him from what’s to come? One thing is almost certain, for whatever he’s being tried for at the moment that he has been granted bail, he could still be picked up on other allegations that’ll keep him busy from one court room to another. I don’t envy Isaac or Pidom! |
Lol. One thing you can’t take away from Lagos is its preeminent status as Nigeria’s foremost investment & tourist destination. One thing you can’t also take away from smart & futuristic investors is the recognition of Lagos as an investors’ delight & a city with guaranteed returns. While online warriors, ethnic champions, “haters” of Lagos & anything good were busy spinning a narrative about Lagos being “anti-investment” & urging investors and potential investors from a section of the country to “pull out” or halt any further investments in that state, the man on whose account that agenda gained traction on social media (Mr Paul Onwuanibe) was busy consolidating & very likely increasing his investments. The same landmark they swore was demolished, we saw the owner & Gov. Sanwoolu taking a stroll in the place in a video posted on X by Mr. Jags. Today, we’ve seen another video posted by Mr. Steve Ndukwe showing the structure is still standing, thriving business-wise & even expanding into uncharted territory via the first “upside down building in West Africa”! |
Watch how enemies of Nigeria, Nigerians and anything good will now make night traveling a nightmare for road users: these guys (and I mean the NSA & every other person who delights in propaganda) just keep going two steps forward and 10 leaps backwards everytime like clockwork! Is the ONSA coordinating the security architecture of Nigeria for better results at the moment? My answer is a resounding YES! But is it not Nigerians that’ll testify to whether there’s a general improvement in security of lives and livelihoods? Thing is when people in positions of authority such as NSA Nuhu Ribadu make these sorts of comments, they only serve as fuel for those (read enemies of the state) who wish to see Nigeria crumble to insecurity so that they can gloat and say “....didn’t I say so?” |
At the beginning of this PBAT admin, Bayo Adelabu was called all sorts of names with most, including myself, labeling him the most incompetent minister ever & for him to be sacked. However, today, no one in their right senses will call Adelabu anything short of a performing minister & silent achiever; he rarely makes media “noise” nor given to media attention but he’s now (in my opinion) one of the very few performing ministers today. Never imagined in my lifetime that a time will come in Nigeria when people will say they don’t want light (20-24hrs) & should be downgraded: it’s quite understandable that those affected (Band A) are crying out due to the prohibitive costs of electricity but because we’ve been enjoying subsidies on a lot of services (electricity, pipe borne water where it’s available, petrol, education, transportation specifically train etc) for so long we don’t seem to realize these services are very very costly to sustain/subsidize. Ride on Honorable Minister! |