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femisplash:And then pocketed the 19billion |
Eyesstone:Don't fall for it. This is how they do every 4 years. |
ibrahimabba7:I thought you were supporting Tinubu |
N30 billion for ostrich and monkey farm? Just say you want to fund Atiku but I know at the end, all of it will be in vain. Vote Obidatti 2023 |
Angelfrost:Forget oil, the north is actually the richest region in Nigeria with that land mass and population but for them to reach their potential, it'll take years and a lot of hardwork. |
Show me the house in Ikorodu where you're renting one bedroom for 60k, let me rent it abeg. Even self contain is around 80k. |
WibusJaga:Tinubu understands the world really well. He's a perfect product of neocolonialism and he knows how to find the loopholes in the system to climb up the status ladder. He's one of those firm believers of "everything has a price tag" and Nigerians come very cheap. He'll pay his way into the presidential villa and Nigerian lawyers, doctors, accountants, activists etc will help him. These same people will come online to complain that Nigeria is not good. |
Massiveglory:This is good that they're suing. They'll only blow up Tinubu's drug case and money laundering further. |
BigDawsNet:You actually did condemn Thiago, Milner and Henderson but that's by the way. What are you talking about the pass and creativity ain't coming? The truth is that Darwin Nunez is super fast with stamina but he's a subpar striker. Against City, he had 1v1 Ederson, perfect angle on his right foot, tried to curl I believe and he just passed the ball into Ederson's hands. I had never witnessed such incompetence. If Salah hadn't scored, we'd have lost 2 points. A creative midfielder is not going to turn Darwin Nunez into Ronaldo overnight. He still has a lot to learn and healthy criticism will get him there. Tactically, what Liverpool needs is not a creative midfielder. What it needs is 2 young and agile box to box midfielders like Goretzka or Hendo 5 years ago and a young CDM, nothing anchorman like Fabinho but an actual destroyer like Fernandinho, a young one. This will give TAA and Robbo freedom up front like they use to have as they're covered properly by the box to box CM instead of TAA and Robbo crossing from halfway line because it's small leg Elliot and tiny Thiago that's their cover. |
BigDawsNet:That’s disrespectful to Thiago and Hendo, they’re fine midfielders. Our creative channels are our fullbacks, TAA and Robbo, who are two of the finest fullbacks in the league and they’ve assisted Salah and Mane in winning golden boots in the past and we literally have Firmino the most unselfish ST there is, I recall TAA setting up Nunez 1v1 Dier or so against Spurs severally only for him to push the ball like a novice so yes, Darwin Nunez is worthy of criticism. Nunez is actually an advanced striker not a poacher. Examples of advanced strikers are Gabriel Jesus, Suarez, Alvarez etc. An advanced striker must have GOOD BALL CONTROL and DECENT PASSING. This is why we suffer. Liverpool cannot rely solely on poachers for goals. Darwin Nunez must be able to create goals/chances out of nothing. And if he’s going to be an advanced striker turn poacher, you must be the best advanced striker turn poacher like Haaland. |
I’m sorry to say but your Winning Horse Constitution changes nothing. Ekuke na still Ekuke no matter how much you bath am. As long as there’s impunity in the system, people will always do as they wish. You could have given your idea a bit more applicability if the punishment for failing was something greater than getting tagged as “region with failing president “ In case you didn’t notice, President Buhari is a failing president that went ahead to complete his 2nd tenure and his party is still very valid, his region still very valid with Atiku. In fact, they’re even standing on his mandate! Let me tell you exactly what will happen. All the presidents of the regions will fail to meet quota and they’ll keep it on loop. They’ll just keep passing the failing horse around. Well at least, they’ll read online in their private jets that they’re failed presidents. That’ll show em’! Lol The real truth of the matter is that poor Nigerians are yet to see the political class as their enemies. While you’re busy drawing up constitutions for them, the political class are tasting the future of a good Nigeria and it is very sweet and the cost is your own freedom. The only true solution to oppression is to seek your freedom BY FORCE. The truth of why Nigerians/Africans will remain oppressed for years to come is EVOLUTION. Majority of Nigerians/Africans are docile and I’ve carried out heavy research to conclude that it’s because the motherland, Africa has never forced it’s inhabitant to lack or run for safety. We have everything we need to survive in surplus. Our forefathers never lacked and saw no threats even to greater powers. We never witnessed great, tsunamis, hurricanes or great famines. I read Robinson Crusoe and I found that Africans had access to boats but had no reason to sail the waters but the Portuguese, Spanish and English wouldn’t stop voyaging all over the world despite the risks of death on water. It is because most of their(European) forefathers were constantly searching for food and evolution had forced the explorers out of them. Most Europeans are takers but they’re also risk takers. It is unlike Africans to take risks, it is an anomaly. Taking risks is fighting your nature. Nigerian businessmen who exploit Nigeria don’t take risks even with nothing to lose. We’ll let the police brutalize us, we’ll let the government be evil and also give excuses for them like drafting a new constitution for the same evil people. You can’t find your nature. The solution is to let evolution do it’s thing. In the far future, Africa will be overpopulated without food to sustain and maybe by then, we’ll also witness a new African man; one that takes risks for his survival. |
Danisaint112:Only Obi cannot do this kind of major restructuring. We the citizens have to be involved properly. |
PandoraObi:Sureeeeee ![]() |
PandoraObi: Haha I know you guys low key are for Obi but you gotta do your job. Don’t worry, collect their money and vote the right person. |
MelesZanawi:I heard after you say sorry to the coughing actor, he’ll tell you thank you lol It’s a danish product btw |
CoronaVirusRelo:See as you dey worship your oppressor. I know say you dey pursue their motor when they pass by for street. Eyan Uncle Ruckus. |
This was his plan from the onset ![]() |
alanto:This is the last time I’m going to quote you because you’re beginning to troll. I’ve explained in details what happened to the Igbo people during the civil war and what is currently happening at presidential level. Why wouldn’t pdp give the presidential spot to an Igbo man? In the USA, there are black record labels that employ only black people, Korean nail salons that employ purely Korean women but it doesn’t mean Koreans don’t employ Americans back in their countries. Like I said, the government is weaponizing tribalism and you’re falling for it. Many Yoruba people work in the east for easterners. My dad did. Seeing where you’re from, Ibadan, I’m reassured that at least in Lagos, the tribalism/hate is not that bad. You can’t grow up in Lagos like I did and say these things about Igbo people. They’re just as nice as we Yoruba people. Remember to read those books I recommended. |
MikeofAfrica:The worst part is they don’t want Igbo people to stay but they won’t let them leave either. I don’t know what to call that if not oppression. Do people not see what our political/ethnic environment is for what it is? The game they’re playing? Some Nigerians don’t know Nigeria’s history at all. Some of them don’t know that Igbo people wanted out so bad that they went to war for it but still didn’t get it and had to settle for presidency rotation and now they’re not even getting that. Peter Obi’s one of the finest candidates Nigeria has ever produced and just for them to give him a pdp presidential ticket, his ethnicity denied him that. He had to join another party and said he’ll do it on his own. Naturally, Nigerians who are detribalized as they say, who welcome other tribes as they say, ought to stand gallantly behind Obi for fairness but instead they turned their backs. It’s simply history repeating itself. |
alanto:Lol you're questioning all that you believe in seeing me being so neutral about ethnicity yet I’m a Yoruba man. It's in the books, black man. Read and you'll see the bigger picture. Now, are you genuinely asking me how the Igbo people have been treated unfairly? The government has succeeded fully in weaponising tribalism and I didn’t know. More effective than poverty. Biafra represented the nationalist aspirations of the Igbo ethnic group, whose leadership felt they could no longer invest with a federal government dominated by the interests of the Muslim Hausa-Fulanis of Northern Nigeria. They wanted an out and instead of the government to sit down with them to discuss, they went to civil war with them using the most inhumane techniques to win said war. Later, a retardeddd constitution was drafted and it allows for rotation of power to all the regions(which is bogus btw) and the easterners are yet to get this power or even VP like you said and instead of a round table discussion to solve this mishap, you’re talking about laughing on their grave. What’s funny about oppressing an entire region? All the regions you mentioned up there have gotten the rotation, why not Igbo people? As much as this isn’t the right genre of discussion to be having in the first place, I’ve had to stoop low to your level of reasoning and to correct even that lowly reasoning and I cringed a lot. Another reminder for you to read those Kwane Nkrumah books. They don’t teach us anything about panafricanism in school in Nigeria. You have to sought out important knowledge yourself. |
Seriously losing faith in Klopp these days. Why was Ben Doak the left footer causing havoc on the right on the bench the entire game!! This Doak boy go bench Salah nau ![]() |
alanto:Why does everyone assume I'm Igbo especially on NL? Is Nigeria really that full of hatred or I've been living blindly all these years. I'm a Yoruba man and I lived all my life in Lagos with Igbo friends. My closest friend is Igbo and I want him to do well so bad. You can't select a few Igbo people who are angry and rightfully so and you use them to generalise all Igbo people and all the points you've made is just you trying to justify your oppressive spirit. No matter how you look at it, the Igbo people have been treated unfairly if you know your history and the least they deserve is a round table discussion. In the evolution of humanity, there's something called Unity Of Purpose. It is a risk but it sets aside differences and drives the progress of humanity. Through this, you forgo ethnic background/language and focus on making your life easier together. It is what you see in USA and Europe, they have so many accents and different languages but they understand that they need to WORK TOGETHER for their own survival. Before humanity found Unity Of Purpose, we used Unity Of Language. Unity Of Language was simply for safety because of common tongue but it was not suitable for progress. It is what you see in Africa, especially in Nigeria and our government weaponises it to oppress you and I. Funny part is this same govt people of different tribes have found Unity Of Purpose which is to loot our treasury, hence their efficiency. Igbo and Yoruba work hand in hand at Aso Rock to loot us while you're here calling names. The truth is the government already controls everything we do but the only thing they can't control is your thoughts. You need to read old and new books about your origin as an African and you'll find the answers you're looking for. You can start with Kwame Nkrumah's books. Unchain yourself. |
LegendHero:See the way you're embarrassing yourself here. Sometimes, just siddon look, u no get talk here |
alanto:Ughhh you sound so backward Jesus! What is this you just wrote? Twice Yoruba has become president and Ibos haven’t smelled VP? This is beyond tribalism. You remind of something from the 17th century. I want to study people like you; extreme tribalists. I read a lot about the loyalty of tribesmen from Oyo Kingdom in 1791 to Zulu in 1816. What makes them want to fight opposition and die for their kings even if the kings would rape their wives and sell them to Europeans? I couldn’t understand it and you’re showing the same traits. Even if you don’t read, experience should tell you that having your tribesman as a President is of no benefit to you whatsoever. And it is only the spirit of oppression passed down to you from your oppressors that will make you utter your last paragraph. Ibos feel wronged here and we’ll not let them leave and yet you laugh in their faces? I don’t understand you. |
GoodLife4live:Why are you being so inhumane. Clearly, those who are agitating through Ipob or UGM feel like they’ve been cheated. They feel like they have no voice in a country they share their resources with. Even the insecurity in the north, if you watched that BBC documentary, they interviewed the gunmen and they all explained that the reason for their behavior is hunger, that they feel neglected by the govt. Down in the southwest, people that engage in ritualistic activities do it for money, they do it for food. These are all different forms of agitations and there are many more. As much as I don’t support any of these sort of activities, I believe we have to look at the bigger picture. Don’t fall for this tribal game our politicians play through media. Let’s stay united and vote wisely. |
Naira20:Labour Party’s spokesperson is SOUND! She just kept going and going. I can’t wait for us to collectively change this country for better. |
Donjazet2:Can you just imagine! Seun Kuti said it that these criminals will do it X10 of whatever you do. If they see that Obi can pull crowd, they’ll go and pay to mobilize hungry men and women to have a larger crowd. Down to Nairaland likes! No wonder! I saw one post, I think it was ireportlive that said “Tinubu is showing strength and honor by not showing up to the debates” and it makes no sense obviously but I was shocked to see the likes on it. So early too. |
MasterJayJay:You really expose that guy o lol |
deeva2:The only reason why Nigerians migrate to Lagos is to WORK for the capitalists who exploit Nigeria through Lagos state. All of us Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa all get paid meagre wages working for capitalists and it is this wages that gives us purchasing power. If Nigerians from other regions had the choice of where to work and live considering security, ease of transportation/traffic, serenity, Lagos will not be even your ideal choice Deeva2, hence the reason why it's one of the worst place to LIVE IN. Your brain has immediately gone to think Tinubu is the one creating said jobs. Tell your brain to calm down. The only reason for the influx of foreign investment in Lagos is OPPRESSIVE CAPITALISM. Nigeria as a colony saw several European companies make X15 more profit in Lagos than in their parent companies with meagre pay to Nigerian workers. Some still do! The companies can't run themselves so Nigerians from the east, north and west were forced to troop into Lagos to toil like slaves for peanuts. You can read all about it in this book 'How Europe Underdeveloped Africa' This massive population and active economy that now gives Lagosians purchasing power in Lagos is why Tinubu can sustain projects like the BRT and all others. Feasibility studies for bus transportation systems will often show loss for the state except with a large and buzzing population. That's why most countries' bus systems are inter state for population size but Lagos doesn't need that but still if you live in Lagos, you'd see that the BRT system is not as efficient as it should be. We could absolutely eliminate the uncomfortable yellow buses and okadas but if we do that, how Tinubu won make money? I hope you see now that Lagos has so much potential but it's underperforming. |
deeva2:What achievements? You realise Lagos is still the 2nd worst city to live in the world with all the potential/history/finance it has. |
PlanktonX:You'd see the nonsensical reply he'll come up with. These set of people are like the slaves that reported their fellow blacks that were trying to escape the plantation. Very oppressed with zero pride. These set of people collect salary to push Tinubu online so it's their job. You're trying to convince him for your heart and head, he's trying to confuse you to increase his salary. THEY KNOW! THEY ALL KNOW THEIR CANDIDATE IS A FRAUDULENT MAN. THEY KNOW OBI IS NOT EVEN IN THE SAME CATEGORY AS TINUBU. At least, we know Atiku supporters are voting along tribal lines ignorantly. Tinubu supporters are literate and know the dangers of tribalism but still choose to use it as a tool alongside corruption. What scares me is that there are so many of them. |
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