U know Nuhu,same nuhu that called tinubu corrupt is now his NSA. Ribadu of those days is not same.People change...Tpain is not d same man he was yrs ago
Blazetrailer: Lol...bros something must be wrong wth your application. I know many that applied to Canadian embassy for their first time ever travel outside Naija and they got their visas. Your travel history is irrelevant when it comes to your application and intents not convincing enough to them. It does not make them useless
Bro for d fact that i hav visited that much countries should tell u m very conversant wit visa application requirements.me wey get both US n Australian visa bt never visited there as plans changed.Visit visa is supposed to be easy.book hotel,show plans of places to visit,show funds n show travel history......wetin pass that one.
AMINDA: What a revelation! Now the purported security report that denied Elrufai ministerial clearance is beginning to make sense. Someone was apparently clearing the coast for themselves by eliminating all perceived future opponents from the power equation. It is unfortunate that the President allowed this to happen without interceding. In this case, silence is consent and was not golden at all.
It would have been far more strategic for the master strategist to have maintained neutrality till at least, after his re-election, even if he had a favourite and preferred candidate. That was what Buhari did. Except, perhaps the President himself had an axe to grind.
eepeepook: The last time we saw was seven years ago. She blocked all forms of contact after marrying someone else. Now, she’s been on my case for money for six months and counting. I’m thinking of borrowing money so I can knack her one last time. How do I go about this?
I hav similar problem.Babe refused to marry or cut kpekus forme becos of tribe...got married to her tribe. He lost his bank job ,tins became hard then she remembered me that is balling. My reply,i hav money bt i cant giv u knowing wat u did in d past to me.If u agree to knack me me anytime i am in d country,i will take care of u
Did i do bad thing? Mind u she no knack me while we were dating bt knack other silently while claiming virgin to me
Rebuker: A lady has pleaded with people to stop peeling off the outer part of bananas. According to her, many unknowingly discard the most nutritious part of the fruit.
She was seen eating a banana with its peel and explained that it contains antioxidants and provides better satiety. She emphasized that the peel is rich in essential nutrients that can benefit the body.
Encouraging people to rethink their habits, she advised against throwing away banana peels, especially in Nigeria’s current economic situation, where food waste should be minimized.
Her statement has sparked reactions online, with some agreeing with her while others remain skeptical about consuming banana peels.
Canada has a very useless immigration.I hav been to over 15 countries outside africa n still canada denied me visit visa.I have had uk visa like 7 times oh .....i too was shocked.Becos i hav company introduction letter n payslips showing i hav funds paid in hard currency. Omo those people can mess anyone up.Mind u....i hav neverbeen denied visa in my life xcept by IRCC canada
Zetra7: Even to the blind, it is evident that a formidable opposition coalition is emerging to challenge the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 elections.
This mega-coalition, comprising both northern and southern political forces, bridges religious divides by including both Muslims and Christians. Any astute political strategist would recognize the looming threat this alliance poses, especially with strong indications that Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi may spearhead the movement.
For the Tinubu-led APC, the situation appears bleak. With the trust of its northern allies fractured, the ruling party has only one viable option left to cling to power: securing international backing and manipulating the election process.
Before the 2019 elections, President Muhammadu Buhari faced a similar predicament. Lacking a guaranteed victory against Atiku, he resisted pressure from Nigerian politicians urging him to rig the election. Buhari believed his anti-corruption agenda spoke for itself and assumed that his goodwill alone would secure his re-election. He even refused to court foreign influence, particularly from the United States, deeming it unnecessary.
However, as the election drew closer, reality set in. Buhari realized that no matter how well-intentioned his governance might have been, greater political forces were at play, particularly given his failure to unite the country. Despite his deep-seated distrust of the U.S.—rooted in both his conservative Muslim faith and past experiences during his military regime—he had no choice but to seek their favor.
To this end, Buhari conceded to signing an overpriced $400 million military contract with the Trump administration—a deal China could have offered at half the cost. This transaction not only appeased Washington but also secured his administration’s ability to access billions in government funds, ensuring the means to manipulate the election outcome.
In 2027, Atiku presents an even greater challenge, given his extensive international connections and access to top-tier lobbyists, particularly those linked to Trump. If Atiku becomes the opposition’s candidate, Tinubu will face immense pressure to secure American support at any cost.
Trump’s disdain for Biden-affiliated figures could prove disastrous for Tinubu. Should Atiku gain traction, Trump may order the release of Tinubu’s controversial drug-related history in the U.S. and throw his weight behind Atiku, potentially threatening repercussions if Tinubu attempts to force his way into office.
For APC to retain power, Nigerians will inevitably bear the cost. Tinubu may be forced to broker over a billion-dollar military deal with the U.S. to secure its backing. His existing ties with the European Union could offer some leverage, but ultimately, securing a high-profile meeting with Trump complete with strategic photo opportunities would signal an implicit endorsement, granting Tinubu the green light to proceed with election manipulation without fear of international consequences.
As the 2027 elections approach, the battle lines are drawn. The opposition coalition presents a formidable challenge, and the ruling party's survival may hinge on deals struck far beyond Nigeria’s borders.
Even if tpain drug history is released,he will still win.Its already too late.He own inec...no need for election till 2032.On tpain manhood we stand
meobizy: My birthday is the second day of December. The idiot company sent me a birthday message yesterday. On further thought, I pieced together that 2/12/2025 [British standard] was flipped to 12/2/2025 [American standard]. Do they have sense at all? I remember filling the form years ago and it was indicated before input, DD/MM/YY.
D person who entered d form into the system is d one u should blame.moreover,why is bday important to u
Ukpaka: Tinubu May Get Jonathan’s Treatment – El-Rufai https://247ureports.com/2025/02/tinubu-may-get-jonathans-treatment-el-rufai/ - El-Rufai had been attacking the ruling APC and the policies of the Tinubu government, even as political gladiators across party lines continued to mull the idea of floating a coalition capable of defeating APC.
In the post on X, El-Rufai stated, “It is actually premature to be talking about 2027 elections less than two years into our first tenure, but what is happening in the political arena is forcing me to speak to it, for as they say, ‘a stitch in time saves nine’.
Tinubu n Jonathan are not d same.This midget is jst so pained.I might not be a fan of tinubu bt ano d likes of El rufai cannot harm a strand on tinubu hair.Na Jagaban u dey comapre to Jonathan fa?
Thescrutinyng: With political calculations for the 2027 presidential election gaining momentum, the President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), Akinwumi Adesina, has hinted at the possibility of contesting Nigeria’s top office. However, his potential candidacy has sparked mixed reactions from political figures and analysts.
Adesina, who is in the final months of his second and last term as AfDB president, stated in an interview on Arise TV that he would be "available to serve" in any capacity, including in Nigeria. Referencing a popular song by Davido, he humorously noted that while the song says, "I’m unavailable," in terms of service, he would rather say, "I am available."
His remarks have drawn criticism from some quarters, with Tope Fasua, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Economic Affairs, dismissing Adesina’s chances. Reacting on Facebook, Fasua echoed the sentiments of presidential aide Shehu, arguing that Adesina lacked political structure and experience.
“I agree with Shehu. 2027 is such an inopportune time for Adesina to think about running. Latibo sibo? Against who? Waste of money. Person wey no get structure and is even apolitical. No be by fine boy and nice English o. He could have run alongside the rest of us in 2019 and made his point then even though he will not have come no 20 sef,” Fasua wrote.
Similarly, Shehu Sani cautioned Adesina against venturing into Nigeria’s political terrain, warning that politicians often set up technocrats for failure.
“My friend Adesina should not be misled by the sweet songs and drumbeats of politicians to jump into their crocodile and shark-infested political streams and later abandon him midway. They have a seasonal mischievous history of motivating the zebra to take on the tiger. Continue your great work for our African continent,” Sani stated.
On the other hand, journalist and publisher Dele Momodu defended Adesina’s right to contest, arguing that no one should be discouraged from pursuing their political ambition.
“Every Nigerian has the constitutional right to contest in whatever capacity, and no one should be bullied out of their dreams by known supporters of certain aspirants/candidates. Nigeria desperately needs men and women of capacity, and my friend Senator Shehu Sani is free to campaign for any candidate of his choice,” Momodu said.
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