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Politics › Re: The Problem With Davido & Others Rich Fellows In Nigeria by Bigkoko(op): 6:11am On Aug 13
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin..... You mean Mr. Tinubu the criminal according to Sowore of Saharareporters? cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy. Everyone knows Bola is a criminal. But we know how to handle 0ld criminals like Tinubu! Na small small we scatter that e coconut head filled with cigarette smoke and white powder grin grin grin grin grin


garykoeman:
Another criminal diverted state funds to his business of interest. Also Sent his driver to lodge 250m in his warehouse in Lagos.
Adverts › Re: BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op): 6:06am On Aug 13
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Politics › Re: The Problem With Davido & Others Rich Fellows In Nigeria by Bigkoko(op): 3:33am On Aug 13
When an old criminal goes off changing laws, hand picking supporters as inec officials etc even a baby knows the planned outcome except off course the blinded


garykoeman:
Any election your candidate does not win is rigged. Who do una dis.


For ur info Adeleke is a goner no coming back.
Politics › Re: The Problem With Davido & Others Rich Fellows In Nigeria by Bigkoko(op): 3:30am On Aug 13
grin grin ;DWith results already prepared by Tinubu …….

garykoeman:
Any election your candidate does not win is rigged. Who do una dis.


For ur info Adeleke is a goner no coming back.
Politics › Re: The Problem With Davido & Others Rich Fellows In Nigeria by Bigkoko(op): 3:28am On Aug 13
School no be scam…. Try read to understand


quote author=Imalwayshorny post=140315482]is Davido your problem

Get a work man[/quote]
Politics › Re: If Peter Obi Wins Next Year Election I Will Drop My Mic-prophet Bamidel by Bigkoko: 6:36pm On Aug 12
No be that tribe again? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin He go later claim say na AI
Politics › The Problem With Davido & Others Rich Fellows In Nigeria by Bigkoko(op): 6:25pm On Aug 12
He has written to Donald Trump to intervene in the Osun election. Great preemptive moves.

But my problem with Davido is that after the Osun election, he and his likes will go off like the Dubai landlord and start behaving as if the presidential election doesn’t matter to them, but he forgets that once the head is bad, the rest of the body will be bad as well.

He eats well...so the economy doesn't touch him.
He can afford policemen to guard him..... Insecurities aren't a threat.
The list goes on & on.

Now, the one that touches him lurks around, he remembers Donald Trump for intervention.

You're only as safe from oppression as the most common Nigeria because everyone has a big fish that can intimidate them.

I hope Mr. Tinubu doesn't rig Osun election, but if he does.....he certainly sign off 2027 elections
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 5:19pm On Aug 12
I don't think Mr. Tinubu think so!

The Tinubu supporter wey correct......cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

aswani:
You jus dey catch cruise, nutin do you.
Politics › Re: Shehu Gazali Condemns Video Of Northern Pupils Marching On Israeli & US Flags by Bigkoko: 5:16pm On Aug 12
I have never seen a set of people that hate their children so much... like in Nigeria.

One set teaches their children to hate Igbos.....
The other teach their children to hate Israelis and Jews.

Na WA oohhhh
Adverts › Re: BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op): 1:57pm On Aug 12
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Travel › Re: 2 Nigerian Men Arrested In China (Video) by Bigkoko: 1:19pm On Aug 12
When they come to your country, allow them break your laws.

Don't forget to send illiterate security agents to guard them. Ohhh the corrupt politicians must shield them
Adverts › Re: BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op): 8:40am On Aug 12
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Adverts › Re: BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op): 8:22am On Aug 12
We must act like them to grow like them.

For instance, you break their laws they go after you.

But they come to your country to break your laws using local accomplices, and dare you using security agents handpicked by their political friends....

No wahala, as long as they come to Europe, have dealings you can pressure them by simply giving us a power of attorney to get justice for you!

If we can go against Shell, Bp and British government, who can we not go against.

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Adverts › Re: BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op): 8:10am On Aug 12
I will list potential issues which a lot of people in Nigeria don't know a solution exists..... especially loud mouth, boastful politicians and entrenched corporate surrogates!
Adverts › Re: BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op): 8:08am On Aug 12
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Adverts › BIGKOKO CONSULTANCY CREATES LOBBYING & PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT by Bigkoko(op):
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Turning legitimate grievances into strategic advocacy

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We are proud to announce the creation of a dedicated Lobbying & Public Affairs Unit within Bigkoko Transcontinental Gruppen Filial, focused on helping Africans in the diaspora and on the continent navigate legitimate political and social advocacy concerning:

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• Anti-democratic actions
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• Resource exploitation and community interests
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▪ Policy advocacy — advocating for or against proposed legislation, policies, partnerships and decisions affecting communities and stakeholders.

▪ Stakeholder engagement — facilitating meetings, developing stakeholder strategies and coordinating lawful public-interest campaigns.

▪ Public affairs strategy — helping clients develop evidence-based government-relations and political-communication strategies.

▪ European advocacy — supporting clients whose concerns involve Sweden or other European jurisdictions by identifying appropriate political, institutional and civil-society channels.

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Our objective is not to replace courts, regulators or democratic institutions. Rather, we help clients understand, document and communicate their concerns through appropriate channels which includes courts, regulators and democratic institutions.

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Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 5:22am On Aug 12
Now, download, screenshot and print all Mr. Tinubu past as evidence to support action on the letter. Especially the Chicago State University controversies, the case dockets involving his drug dealing in Chicago, the present case files involving efforts to compel the US institutions to declassify information concerning Mr. Tinubu.

Print them and attach them to the letter before posting…..
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 5:17am On Aug 12
Sample of how a letter that would garner interest at the White House would look like:

URGENT APPEAL: PROTECT DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS AND THE RULE OF LAW IN NIGERIA.

Dear President Trump,

I am a concerned citizen of Nigeria, writing from the Kingdom of Sweden, to draw your attention to what I believe is a grave risk to Nigeria’s democratic process and the will of its people.

The elections concerns Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a quasi-independent electoral umpire (INEC), a crop of corrupt judges and politicians bent on thwarting the Will of the people of Nigeria. The intentions of Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been clear for all to see. Recently he has forced changes in the Nigeria senate led by Mr. Godswill Akpabio, to drop “forgery” as ground for disqualification or election petition. This is particularly important because Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu identity, education is subject to controversies and secrecy. I respectfully demand the US government which your noble personality represent live up to its obligations in promoting democracy and rule of law around the world.

The upcoming electoral environment raises serious concerns about the independence of Nigeria’s electoral institutions, including the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), as well as the integrity of the political and judicial processes surrounding presidential elections. In particular, questions concerning President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s eligibility, identity, educational history, and the transparency of the institutions responsible for resolving such questions deserve careful and impartial scrutiny.

Since Nigeria’s return to democratic rule, many Nigerians have become increasingly disillusioned by the influence of entrenched political elites over the electoral process. We fear that the people’s constitutional right to freely choose their leaders can be undermined when electoral institutions, political actors, or judicial processes are perceived as lacking independence.

These matters deeply disturbs me because since the return of Democracy in Nigeria, a handful of corrupt political elites in Nigeria have high jacked the process of electing the president, in utter disregard for the Will of Nigerians. This became exceptionally noticeable during the Obama administration which the current govt has deep ties to.
Beside the hugh relieve your foresight and actions would provide to the Nigerian people, if you take action on this matter, it has an indirect effect on the American immigration policy you are executing right now. A lot of Nigerians in the US and Canada will head home believing a new era free from corrupt political elites have begun. With this you will write your name in Gold as the Enforcer of Rule of Law in Nigeria where most of your predecessors like Barak Obama have failed.

I write to respectfully urge the United States Government, under your leadership, to uphold its longstanding commitment to democracy, constitutional governance, human rights, anti-corruption efforts, and the rule of law. We particularly ask your administration to consider the principles embodied in the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 and the National Endowment for Democracy Act of 1983, including their emphasis on political rights, democratic institutions, accountability, and the rule of law.

I respectfully ask your administration to pay close attention to Nigeria’s democratic trajectory and to use every lawful diplomatic and executive means available to encourage transparent elections, independent institutions, credible dispute-resolution mechanisms, and respect for the rule of law.

Such leadership would not only provide enormous reassurance to the Nigerian people; it could also strengthen the confidence of Nigerians abroad who may one day wish to return home and contribute to a more democratic and prosperous Nigeria.

Mr. President, history often remembers leaders who stand firmly for democratic principles when those principles are under pressure. I respectfully ask that your administration help ensure that the voice and constitutional rights of the Nigerian people are protected.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Respectfully,

[Your Full Name]
A concerned Nigerian
Stockholm Sweden.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 5:14am On Aug 12
To reach President Donald Trump directly and through his most trusted aides, use the following mailing address:

Address 1:
President Donald J. Trump
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
USA

What to put on the letter before putting the address below it:
PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP — RE: DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA

Address 2:
Vice President JD Vance
Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Washington, DC 20501, US.

What to put on the letter before putting the address below it:
VICE PRESIDENT JD VANCE — RE: DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA

Address 3:
Chief of Staff Susie Wiles
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA

What to put on the letter before putting the address below it:
MS. SUSIE WILES, CHIEF OF STAFF — RE: NIGERIA

Address 4:
Secretary of State Marco Rubio
U.S. Department of State, 2201 C Street NW, Washington, DC 20520, USA

What to put on the letter before putting the address below it:
THE HONORABLE MARCO RUBIO, SECRETARY OF STATE — RE: NIGERIA


Address 5:
National Security Council
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA

What to put on the letter before putting the address below it:
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL — RE: NIGERIA DEMOCRATIC STABILITY

Address 6:
Office of Public Liaison
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA

What to put on the letter before putting the address below it:
OFFICE OF PUBLIC LIAISON — RE: NIGERIA DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:11pm On Aug 11
The frustrations is real. Imagine the way they fear Trump?

Leave winning for Nigeria people to decide.

Mr. Tinubu should conduct a transparent election

lamentor78:
Too many foolish people in this country including Davido, when Dancing governor won incumbent INEC was fair but now that APC want to push him out INEC is unfair.


If opposition win next year election INEc will be fair but if Tinubu wins INEC is compromised.

mad citizens
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:07pm On Aug 11
Asking for a transparent election is already triggering rigging criminals. It won't our letters to Trump

FSBoperator:
You guys know Giringori is going to suffer the worst defeat ever and you are already spouting nonsense that the elections are already rigged in Tinubu's favour.

Tinubu was in a more precarious state when he defeated both Atiku and Obi in 2023 without state backing.

Is it now that he has majority of the governors and PDP defectors in his camp that you expect him to lose?.

You go cry rigging tire because the margins will be so wide that you can't comprehend ..

Sore losers
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:05pm On Aug 11
If everything goes fine, Once Tinubu drug info is released to Judge Merlyn for Greenspan in Oct..... better keep your eyes on LinkedIn where you can't hid under annonynity cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy na there raw unfiltered update go dey drop
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:00pm On Aug 11
Hahahahahahahaha.....I feel the frustrations. We're trying to better lives.

Trump will enforce democracy if he wishes and has constitutional mandates via Congress to so do!

TopBanter:
Lll. What will Trump do? Send Delta force to remove Tinubu as they did to Maduro? Lol better go and write your futile letters and stop disturbing us here.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:31pm On Aug 11
A transparent election will motivate them to return....

The more reason why they should dispatch their letters to president Trump

TopBanter:
Lol. Majority are there illegally anyway.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:29pm On Aug 11
Even these 0ld men understand pass una.....lol grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

This one probably have no clue why Chatham House is a reoccurring decimal amongst politicians in Nigeria grin grin grin grin grin grin

TopBanter:
Read what you brought here to use as proof USA has the constitutional right to interfere in the affair of sovereign nation. You have a comprehension problem.

It is clear from the bolded that issues are about withholding foreign assistance, sanctions against nations etc and not forcefully going into sovereign Countries to enforce democracy, remove and replace leaders as ultimate enforcers. Stop the obdurate bro. The image makes the official state of affairs crystal.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:12pm On Aug 11
Nigerians in Spain and Italy blood dey hot ohhhhh.

Which one is coordinated posting Biko?

If you want to help people back home...... Send the letter to Trump White House.

I will drop the mailing address
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:07pm On Aug 11
I know when I said "Obligation" I know they have no clue to what I mean..... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:06pm On Aug 11
Supporters even more shallow than the coconut head druggie grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:04pm On Aug 11
Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (as amended): This is the core statutory basis for U.S. bilateral aid. Over the years, Congress added specific provisions emphasizing civil and political rights, anti-corruption, rule of law, and the encouragement of democratic institutions as explicit priorities of foreign assistance
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:04pm On Aug 11
National Endowment for Democracy Act (Title V of P.L. 98-164): Enacted in 1983, this act authorized the creation and ongoing congressional funding of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a private nonprofit organization specifically established to support global democratic institution-building
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:00pm On Aug 11
And this?

Keeping quiet some times make people think they are wise.... allow them talk or write to clear all doubt


TopBanter:
Lol. We live in an AI and information age yet you guys will be lying blatantly. Comical.

Note what is quoted below and pass the bolded on to that n1tw1t Davido who should stick to making music alone.

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