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Politics › Re: Banex Plaza Abuja Rejects Tinubu/APC Campaign Banner On Its Premises by banku: 7:02pm On Oct 28
Does a private business have the right to reject political signs be it APC, PDP, NDC or APGA?

Show us which Party billboard was accepted and stop making issues out of business neutrality.

obiekunie01:
na lie!

THEY DONT ALLOW ANY BARNER IN THE PLAZER! NO POLITICAL BANNER! NO RELIGIOUS BANNER!

YOU PEOPLE SHOULD STOP MAKING MOUNTAIN OUT OF MOLE HILL!




GO TO THE PLAZA AND YOU WILL NOT SEE ANY BANNER!

APC KNOWS THIS AND THEY STILL BROUGHT THEIR BANNER TO MOUNT ON THE PLAZA!
Politics › Re: Drastic Hunger Require Deployment To The Farms With Incentives by banku: 4:02am On Oct 25
When, who and what Region champion hunger, beggars and destitution invading other regions?
Politics › Vote For Any Presidential Candidate That Can Fly by banku(op): 6:02pm On Oct 23
It never cease to amaze me the criteria required by opportunic politicians on who we should vote for.
Family › Re: We Accumulate Houses, Not People: The Tragedy Of Dying Rich And Alone In Nigeria by banku: 6:36pm On Oct 22
You are so bitter and full of hate. It is better to die alone than to have people like you around.


Chucks13:
Na so one presidential candidate go kpai lonely cus he never in his life build anyone, neva raised boyiii, his son distance from him, his daughter off from him, his wife don't follow him, his siblings only relates with him by family name not by connection, he surrounded himself with noise makers, have no serious friend, bittered, evil, frustrated, desperate, tribalist and a liar.

Sorry I didn't mentioned anybody name..
Politics › Re: Johnathan Fear Fear Shey U Done See How A President Should Behave by banku: 12:46am On Oct 22
Rubbish, no point no sense
Politics › Re: Michael Okpara Campaigning For The Creation Of The Midwest Out Of SW by banku: 4:42am On Oct 17
Very interesting topic dominated by three blind men describing an elephant. But thank God you summarized the whole arguments.

The three political leaders were trying to balkanize one another's province which each initially OPPOSED but later agreed to presenting their own form of states to be created.

Laslas, Awolowo won with his Action Group capturing Midwest!

tunjilana:
He is a silly propagandist...Many notable people of edo, delta today were beneficiaries of Awolowo's free education....the region was so aligned with the good works of Awolowo that even after the regions were dissolved and military ruled for over 12 years, when democracy returned in 1979, they still voted for Awolowo's UPN party and elected Ambrose Alli who is arguably the best governor the region (bendel (edo/delta) ) have had till date
Abi na lie?

Up till today the East is still claiming all minorities area around them.

The North is still claiming all the minorities around them.

The West has no territorial ambition, It is the minorities that want to join the West.

See the difference?
Politics › Politicians Must Develop Courage To Send Criminals To Farm by banku(op): 6:29pm On Oct 15
So far the only politician talking about farms and even visited Cassava Processing Plant is Obi. If other politicians have plans to increase food production, they must publish it or let their data boys inform us.

It does not make Obi a perfect candidate but instead of jailing druig dealers as he promised, send them to farms.

The only way to solve hunger is to farm on the most arable land in the world.

Most of the food imported into Nigeria are grown by criminals in the Eastern and Western countries. Others are grown by slave labor.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Visits Cassava Processing Market, Interacts With Farmers In Abuja by banku: 5:44pm On Oct 15
I think Obi is making the right moves on agriculture.

The only way to end hunger in the midst of plenty.
Politics › Re: Whatever Happened To Tinapa? by banku: 4:49pm On Oct 15
Bad bele kpai you there.

In fairness to everyone, Tinapa was not built to be a local project. It was supposed to be patronized by all Nigerians and outsiders.

But like other mega projects and even private homes and businesses; if you do not build them near a commercial city like Lagos, lack of informed patrons kill them.

Kukutente23:
What is the relationship between Tinapa and a road not fesaible

Are you saying he should allow the highway of fraud to become another Tinapa so that you'll not be angry with him?

Anyways, he has been proven right. The highway of fraud is no longer going through Bayelsa. It's now stopping at Edo grin grin
Politics › Politicians Have Replaced Talikawa Begging Culture by banku(op): 1:44pm On Oct 14
Anyone old enough know that begging culture in the North is an institution that the Privileged few culturally used to get the Talikawa to worship them.

Aminu Kano and his Party worked tirelessly to change this mentality as a cultural norm.

It has created a disproportionately number of poor people in the North compared to the South.

The irony is, the same politicians are using what they created and encouraged to campaign against their opponents who tried to create Almagiri schools and IDP in their own country
Politics › Re: Do 140m Nigerians Live In Poverty As Peter Obi Claimed? ‎ by banku: 3:54pm On Oct 11
Five gbosa for you.

lawani:
Somebody living on 5 dollars a day in an average Nigerian city isn't poor is the thing but world bank definition says the person is. Is a single person with 150k per month income in Sokoto, Kano, Ibadan, Enugu etc poor in Nigeria? The answer is No because there is nothing that makes life full that the person can not afford. Someone earning less is still not poor. 150k.is around 100 dollars
Politics › Re: Show Your Governance Record Not Personal Attacks by banku: 8:08pm On Oct 10
What about Atiku in outrageous and blazing disregard for the polity, challenged us to prove or verify that former US Rep and his girlfriend did not exist.

Even bold enough to challenge Obasanjo's accusations that happened live during our time.

yarimo:
This is the kind of question peter obi always tell media not to ask him during interviews grin grin just very simple question what are your achievements as governor of small anambra state?
Politics › Re: Do 140m Nigerians Live In Poverty As Peter Obi Claimed? ‎ by banku: 3:36pm On Oct 09
Even if everything you stated is right, someone from Western Nigeria should not tolerate that amount of Poverty in Nigeria.

My only reservation is that most of the data came from 2023 and before. We cannot used that to absolve Tinubu either. Actually, my fear is that poverty might have temporarily increased under admitted measures for long-term gain.

Ironically, Northern politicians that have traditionally used poverty to suppress their people also joined the cry to blame Tinubu.


lawani:
You have to define your own means of determining who is poor. The definition does not align for all countries. China does not use the definition of the world bank

In Nigeria, ninety percent of adults use smart phones and recharge them
Ninety percent of over sixty year old own their own homes
Nigeria is third on Earth for sending people abroad to study. That is done out of excess and not out of poverty
Illiterate people are almost none existent at least in the city I live (Ilesa)
I have been treated free of charge in government hospitals at Ijebu jesa and Ere Ijesa. I saw professionals and I was tested and given drugs which cured me. How much would that cost in a rich country without universal healthcare or how much is it in the healthcare private sector in Europe? To see a professional alone, how much is it?

So 140 million people are not living in poverty in Nigeria. I do not have any poor people in my neighborhood too. They all have homes, trades, skills, capital and income
Politics › Re: When Africans Demand Legitimate Businesses Must Pack Up by banku(op): 3:52pm On Oct 08
This was in South Africa where they were closing Nigerian businesses by force.

Guess what? Some Nigerians are protesting in Lagos that Chinese businesses must pack!
Culture › Re: Im Curious About The African Opinion On Something And No Mockery Is Intended. by banku: 3:46pm On Oct 08
Were you invited to their woke country?
Culture › Re: A Whole City Is Being Built In Abuja For A Festival That Lasts Five Days by banku: 3:52pm On Oct 04
It is not a bad idea. This can generate tourism and made part of history for ethnic groups to be proud of.
Politics › Re: Eko Is Not For Sale by banku: 4:55pm On Sep 28
Speak for yourself and the family that brought you up.

Igbo were loved and nurtured in the West in this generation. Obi even won in Lagos State as recently as the last Election. He went to Alaba to thank Igbo that made up 99 percent of Lagos population grin

Virulent Obidients changed everything today.


bigpicture001:
Lies from out of hell...always say the truth so u can be free..I am Yoruba myself and we are all taught to dislike the igbos..and the ladies never marry them..
Why do u come online to spew rubbish...
A grown up man lieing like a kid
Politics › Re: Eko Is Not For Sale by banku: 1:19am On Sep 28
Some of you are so confident depositing everything you got in a land that is not yours, you leave your mansions, bank accounts, private jets and run, even before deportation.

Kontinu.
Politics › Re: The 16 States That Didn't Generate Local Government Revenue In 2025 by banku: 3:12pm On Sep 25
Those of us blaming state governors for starving local government of allocations from Federal Government can now see how the money would go directly into their pockets.

How can any local government claim zero revenue when agbero, local transport unions are swimming in money, market women pay dues, shops sell and trade?

Nigerians are cleptomaniacs at every level but divert attention and blames to their rogue brothers at the Federal.

Why are some of you singling out Soludo in Anambra instead of laying the blame at the local government where it belongs.

Is Soludo a local government chairman?
Phones › Re: Samsung Launches Galaxy A08 With Advance AI by banku: 1:43pm On Sep 25
Another expensive money grabber with a little bit different gadgets that hardly make a difference to most.

But follow-follow must trend with the money-miss-roads.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: US Journalist Reveals Three Drug Cases Linked To Tinubu by banku: 7:17pm On Sep 24
This is how you recruit voters for your opponent.

Indictment decades ago that never materialize into charges in court or conviction.

Many of you are dense.
Food › Re: Lagos Govt Warns Residents As Cancer-causing Palm Oil Floods Markets by banku: 3:10pm On Sep 23
Please, did I miss the labels of these adulterated Palm Oil?
Politics › Re: Western Region Built-up Nigeria With Their Sweat Before & After 1960 by banku: 12:17am On Sep 23
Politics › Re: Western Region Built-up Nigeria With Their Sweat Before & After 1960 by banku: 6:04pm On Sep 22
Politics › Re: Proof That Yoruba Money Was Used To Build Nigeria by banku: 2:59pm On Sep 13
Hypocrite! Stop what, is it true or false?

The West is tired of Abuse. These virulent data boys have opened the van of worms they cannot survive.

lordm:
Can we stop al these stupid tribalism
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Now Being Studied In Top Universities Abroad by banku: 2:32pm On Sep 10
What an insult to Lagosians. You guys must stop this bed wetting dreams.

The universities you mentioned and more have African Studies departments. It will be odd if the name of past presidents, governors, administrators and prominent Africans are not studied.

Dangote alone is more studied and invited to Harvard by other departments, not only African department than others.

Stop it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Joburg Mayor Cuts Off Power & Water At Indebted Nigerian Consulate - PICTURES by banku: 2:43pm On Sep 05
This is a disgrace. Bill payments is not Nigerian habit at home or embassies abroad. New York City had to deal with them some years ago.

We blame Government for everything to cover our faults and deep culture of personal corruption that we take to the Government.

Nigerians pocket any allocation including those meant for salaries, bills, infrastructure and Healthcare.

No remorse or shame. They are blaming South Africa and what or how they help South Africa. So it is your turn to turn their country into what you turned your own country into and milk them dry?

Since when has South Africa taken over as Giant of Africa and squandered their wealth like Nigeria.

Felocious pipu!
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Drug Case Moves To U.S Congress by banku: 1:21pm On Sep 02
Look at how politicians are wasting looted dollars on lobbying in the US. The same way they looted and spent naira.

People can now understand, even if they don't agree, the reasons some countries control and protect their local currencies by restriction of foreign money.

Drunken sailors and their money in any currency will soon part.

Can anyone believe that Dr. Harold Shodipo, Fela and others went to jail for exceeding the amount of foreign money in their possession when one naira was one and a half dollar.

Now you know why.
Health › Re: Kidney Harvest Controversy: Medical Expert Defends Abuja Doctors (Video) by banku: 5:06pm On Sep 01
When you blame government for everything, you render your point useless. This is not a political issue but an ethical one.

African ethics abhor body donation, this is why we call it ritual. But it goes on worldwide legally and in black market if the sick cannot wait long enough.

Some Arabs and Jewish doctors specialize in the black market body parts. Unfortunately, Africans crossing the sea and desert becomes desperate victims voluntarily or involuntarily.

We should be calling for better regulations and enforcement for body parts donations. One of our top politicians got convicted in London for sponsoring someone to England for body parts donation.

Don't criminalize doctors doing it legally after following all the procedures.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Electricity Subsidy Obligation Hits N1.92trn In 2025 — NERC by banku: 4:33pm On Sep 01
If this is a fact and true, please explain to us how people were able to afford the same Prof. Nnaji Geometric Power in Abia.

If you come and call me APC supporter for saying the above, then your teachers who taught you about profits in school, your economics teachers, and your local business people from the hawker to the supermarket owner are all APC supporters since they follow the above principle expressed by Prof Nnaji.

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