₦airaland Forum

aswani:
Good for them to go tribal, I have no issues with that. I was countering your point about people being told to not vote along tribal lines. Preacher, heal thyself.

Like has been said a million times on this forum, abusing and insulting other people will turn them away from your tribes man or woman when elections come round.

Peter Obi cleared South East, was that enough for him to win anything. It wasn't even enough to require a run off (or whatever it is called)?

Our elections haven't solved our problems. Let's find a way to get it right. Anyway we want to look at it, tribe and religion will continue to play a part...until we have "sense".

Franzinni:
dont mind them .. it's becasue they have been enslaved (apartheid ) so it has given them a default excuse for all their problems, same with black America ... Blaming anything but them.

Those people can blame anything on others.

Take the power to conduct their elections from the state.

This is one thing with us as a people, we must find a way to bypass our laws to do the wrong thing and, that's why our electoral laws change every year we are having elections.

Who would have believed that Soludo would be the one to lead this kind of illegality? Withhold his allocation if he violates that ruling.

Franzinni:
you guys are hypocrites but time will tell, after all you dont have anything going for you besides the products of the whites ... I knew it was going to be a black face behind the rubbish, and an ugly looking south African woman too. A country where their men (blacks) treat their women like shit, now has the effrontery to point out specks in the eyes of other when they can't even lift their air heads due to the log nicely lodged in their eye socket.

Southafricans are always blaming others. Chris Brown is a better man now, they should send their own men to where they can be made better too.

Is it Nigerians that are teaching them how to be violent towards women,too?

Easyluv2live:
So u know wat ur husband can do...n ur friend every year one man n u took ur husband dere madam dey nor dey collect wetin dem take sow seed back Na!!!

😂 😂

Story! So, Gowon came before Ironsi? He only stood on what he met on ground to create more states.

Ironsi is the main culprit.

Channel54:
Wike also has a history of betrayals,what you give is what you get. Wike has sown betrayals and he is reaping same.

fact!

aswani:
This message must be sent solely to the South East, even Ndi North were voting other people's sons in President Tinubu and Peter Obi. Of course Ndi South West being sophisticated that we know they are did the same.

Time for Ndigbo to join the rest of the country in eschewing tribal voting patterns.

They refused to vote Ojukwu in 2003. They have always voted other candidates from other regions. It was in the last election they went completely tribal and you know why.

Seunpapa65:
Yes that's why people aren't celebrating much about the news majority of sickle cell anemias can't afford the treatment

O can understand the situation. Maybe i'd look for a foundation to speak to for help. The thing is much on her.

If Nigerians are ready to be rescued, this is the man they should vote in 2027. Adeshina could set things right. Tinubu should go...

BoldBrainz:
After competence, the agreed rotational principle should be respected. African leaders will always want to cut corners around everything.

Who's better placed to further the prospects of the AfDB than the one who has already served as the Institution's Vice, garnering valuable experience in the process?!

That is not to say that as a Nigerian I have forgotten the recent disrespect these South Africans have paid us, but a deal is a deal.

The report didn't say the Southafrican candidate is the VP of the AFDB, she's for a southafrican bank.

datola:
This report did not tell us what the issue they are responding to.

I tire too.

brainpulse:
When a drum is ready to burst, it will start making unnecessary, unusual and irrelevant unwanted sounds. VDM, you are climbing the tree above the branches.

He hasn't done anything wrong here, he's saying the right thing should be done. Are you against the right thing being done?

Anything to keep them where they're, I support them. It's a huge nation that can't be led like other nations. You have to device a special way of leadership to make things work in such a country. You can't subject them to leadership change like it's done in Britain and some western countries.

DeltaOil:
This is the evil country that the druglord from the land of rituals sold us to 😡

IMF and world bank are in China, right?

Didn't they say his mother is that Teresa, the songstress, Larry Gaga featured? How come i'm seeing another woman? Abi this one de try shine?

Seunpapa65:
Can she pay that's almost 100m naira she is going to spend for the three children

my good God! She needs help. That's too much.

trutharena:
You make a good point. Its a tough one for the opposition.

The opposition can make it easy for themselves by making sure they put the messages in people that voting people based on religion, tribe, region and selling their votes for a sachet of spaghetti just to go through this level of hardship is not the way to go.


Tinubu would do anything to make sure the pandemic of empty pockets continue, so when he comes out next, he'd use 5000 and be able to buy votes.


The north is waiting for him.

EnglandAmaka:
It's enough on this refinery stuff. Everyday Dangote refinery.

The Refinery has started production and shipment and the dollar did not fall as speculated.

Abeg make we hear word

You talk like It's magic "wand".

Nemesis0147:
Even though I don’t believe that burna boy has a hand in the disappearance of Akpi but if the celebrity in question here was Davido….they for don drag shege comot from his body.
His only offense is that he came from a rich family.
I wish Akpi all the best.

That's why I'm always standing with Davido. No one chose where or family he or she is born into. He did nothing wrong; he's a good guy, but they won't let him rest.

Where's DJ Jimmy Jatt?

I don't like the fact that he betrayed his boss, but Wike too should take it easy.


I expect Wike to organise a press conference soon. Crazy man! 😂

I know a woman with 3 sickle cell children. I need her to have this.

Eastcoastboy:
Hmm, that means it's a closed case already?

Yes!

I never knew this Abdulrazaq us a foolish man.

Why's it that when you chase the people who have been in power for years(PDP/Saraki) out of power, people who succeed them are usually bigger failures?

We did with PDP at national level and look at where we are today - 2 idiots came after PDP left.

oskylabs:
But Israel is losing way more boots on the ground.

They know they can't enter Lebanon like they did in Gaza, it'd prove costly for them.

id4sho:
Quest for power, collateral damage.

I kind of agree with you.

Ambode should have waited for his own second term too before trying to destroy the structure that brought him on board.

One has to give up on Nigeria. I had thought being the kind of person he is, he'd be different, but he's failing too quickly.

Heartless people!

Something should be done about LG election if we truly want to see development at that level - with their new autonomous status.

Sam8891:
The recently elected governor's secondary school results are making the rounds, and it reads more like a punchline than a political resume. With grades like E8 in Government, D7 in Commerce, and D7 in English, one can’t help but wonder: is this the academic yardstick for leadership now? The real concern isn’t his academic struggles, but the moral message these results send to young students.
In a society that constantly preaches the value of education, what example is being set when someone with subpar grades ascends to one of the highest offices in the state? Why should a high school student slog through night-after-night of studying when an E8 in Government can still lead to governing an entire state?
The message this sends is simple: academic excellence is optional. Sure, understanding Government or Economics is helpful—but clearly not mandatory. It’s as if we’re saying, “Work hard... or don’t. Either way, you’ll be just fine, and maybe even end up a governor.”
Let’s not forget the irony. C5 in Mathematics? Maybe he can use his average math skills to calculate how many students will stop caring about their studies, now that they know D7s and E8s can lead to political power. But here’s the kicker: If our future leaders keep sporting grades like this, who’s going to handle the economy? I’m guessing it won’t be the student striving for an A in Economics—they’ll be too busy contemplating why they bothered.
In short, if the governor-elect is the new role model for success, why should students bother trying to be their best? The D7s and F9s of today may just be the governors of tomorrow.

If he ends up performing more than those with Havard certificate, he will indeed be an inspiration to many. Don't forget, he's a lawmaker before becoming a governor. Maybe we should take time to check the result of his stewardship at senate and see if his result can inhibit his performance as a governor.