₦airaland Forum

WizardOfNG:
You Obidients are nauseating people 'high' on your own obtuse worship of an ideologically naked, failed and intellectually inferior emeperor.

I am typing with "tribal bitterness", a direct and insulting assault against my person and you still have the hypocritical effrontery to type the bolded above?

Only a higher power can deliver you lot. Again, I will ask you to bring it on and spare us your verbose character assassination that will not deliver votes for Obi or Atiku.

WizardOfNG:
Olodo how long is your response thrash? Look, back whoever you wish and cry over gang up from like 200 years ago. We have backed our side and not bothered about any gang up .

Na to ask you to bring it on remain.

WizardOfNG:
You're always emotional and sentimental in ways women should be and not men. Today, Atiku, El Rufai, Amaechi etal are doing and saying worse against Tinubu that anyone can accuse Jagaban of doing against Jonathan.

Do you see Tinubu's supporters crying and gnashing teeth as you lot did and are still doing about a "gang up" against GEJ?

No. We are backing Jagaban to dismiss and retrench any gang up because we know Tinubu is not GEJ and never plays victim against anyone. He fight back and wins.

We know he will crush Atiku, Obi, El Rufai and co come 2007.I suspect you do too and that is why you are always crying on Nairaland.

dederocs:
The wealth built in Lagos benefits developers, businesses, artisans, entrepreneurs and lagosians, it benefits everyone living in Lagos.
Multiplier effects of development benefit all. If you are in Lagos you will see how people live on the streets and in their shops, people littered everywhere, running from emptiness and poverty in their states, to Lagos for refuge.

Eko Atlantic is sorrounded by Victoria Island and Ikoyi, it's your ravaged poverty stricken peoples from other states that sleep on the streets and deface it, building shanties, which will be removed and dislodged by the government.

Most states in Nigeria now are ravaged by insecurity, your governors can't even protect you in your ancestral homes, if you focus on criticising your governors maybe your states will stop being desolate insecure regions, that make your indigenes all troop to Lagos for refuge and survival. Focus on your state and state governors, who are lazy mediocres stealing your common wealth. You have no stake in Lagos, it's not your concern.

I won't bother to respond to you again, because it's clear you are speaking from a place of myopia, ignorance and bitterness.

shortgun:
Wike is now after 5k

dederocs:
Lagos was and is the model, Tinubu met Lagos IGR at about 500million and took it to about N50billion, and it has increased rapidly since then, because he made sure he put in place a flawless tax system, that ensures the state collects at least 85% of its revenue, by removing leakages and creating a unified system for payment and government revenue collection. That is vision, that is work that will benefit the state perpetually, Tinubu opened up Eko Atlantic, that area is making Lagos one of the top destinations in the world today.

Tinubu is not perfect but among the mediocre greedy politicians we have, he is far brilliant with more leadership skills, unlike the mediocre bigots.

Tjra:
But these ground rents are peanuts na.

I just wonder why the bitter ones are defending the defaulters because of their hatred for Wike.

Common sense is truly not common.

dederocs:
Just saying the hype on Obi is too much, he must not be president before he brings together his region's leaders and make it an example for others, but we didn't see that, still haven't seen it.

Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF, has expressed disappointment that the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, led by President Bola Tinubu was more obsessed with unprecedented early campaigns, defections to its fold and other maneuvers for re-election in 2027, than addressing the security challenges and other existential problems confronting the nation.

In a statement signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Professor Muhammad-Baba, ACF lamented that public policy responses to the insecurity situation, especially in the northern part of the country, had remained ineffective, even as profligacy and reckless expenditures by public officials were in contrast to sacrifices by citizens.

ACF stated: “A most perverse illustration of reckless profligacy of public expenditure has been the revelation about insertions in the 2025 federal budget, for the provision of streetlights at a staggering and unimaginable costs of over N260 million each.

“That there has to date been no official denial of such crassly reckless and surreal insertions attests to the insensitivity of public officials and political representatives to the plight of ordinary Nigerians, whose living conditions continue to deteriorate all round.

“Going by precedent, such budgetary insertions are replicated in various ways at state level. As ACF observed a year ago, the existential challenges above are symptomatic of fundamental malaise in the political economy calling for urgent public policy attention.


“Delusional hubris and head-in-the-sand claims continue to characterise pronouncement by officials charged with responsibilities for security in contrast to cries of state governors on ground in locations. ‘’Such obsessions and claims only ignore or give blind eyes to possible mass disillusionment, despair, discontent, hopelessness and angst of the populace.

“That Nigerians continue to endure and could even celebrate occasions such as the Eid is a telling testament to their admirable resilience, which ought not to be taken for granted.’’

The forum also felicitated with the Muslim communities in Nigeria on the occasion of Eid-el-Kabir celebration, describing it as solemn reminders of the need for humanity’s values of sacrifice, fellowship and devotion in appreciation of Almighty God’s benevolence.

It noted that the Eid-el-Kabir celebration came amid struggles under economic-cum-existential challenges, ranging from dire costs of living expenses, inflation, to rapid deterioration in the value of wages and salaries, among others.

ACF, however, praised Nigerians over their resilience, asserting that national challenges as enumerated by the forum, could be overcome by the entrenchment of the principles of good governance in public officials at local, state and federal levels.

dederocs:
They say if Obi rule Nigeria it will be like Dubai, why didn't he make his state or region like Dubai while he was governor, till now the region has not made significant progress, still behind southwest and south south. Charity begin at home, no be by chochocho, show workings.

blamingthedevil:
1km
2km
5km roads

Ikaeniyan0:
I don't have prove about a road I have drive on? A lot of you guys online are just clowns.

I dey tell you what's on ground, instead of you to go there and confirm yourself, you choose to believe stupid blogger

If you're in Lagos state we can have a 500k bet on it. Make we meet on Tuesday and check out the road with our eyes. If you're game mail me

We will have a bet sha o. You will only have sense if you lose your money

Ikaeniyan0:
Bro, stop arguing foolishly.

O-20km has been completed except for km10 where they are building a bridge

38km-47km has been completed.

The section B that starts from Eleko Junction, more than 10km has been constructed and sand filling don almost reach Ogun state border.

I dey tell you the facts on ground, you're arguing base on what a blogger is telling you on YouTube

amaridigital:
You are talking like a baby. Ask your uncles and they will tell you things especially the economy have been nosediving since the 70's in Nigeria but it got worse in the 90's. Fela was complaining that a modu of garri was getting expensive at #1. Bag of rice used to be #150 in this same Nigeria before. I used to pay #250 per term in boarding school in the early 90's and that came with three meals per day for a whole three months so what the heck are you talking about the PDP era where a bag of rice cost exactly the same amount the whole students in my boarding school paid in the 90's. You are not going to win any election by telling people that the PDP share the money era without infrastructure was the best. We have had good days and as Dangote said two days ago, by the time the impact of the recent economic policies begin to reflect and manifest, he said Aso Rock will become a form of pilgrimage site from well wishers. I'm not a politician and I don't like them much because they are selfish all of them. I don't see any reason why the cost of governance is not reduced while we are going through all these reforms. I don't know why a former Governor now a senator should be earning billions (All the parties are guilty of this) and to be honest, this is the time these people should work voluntarily in sacrifice to make the nation great again but they are all selfish. All of them.

richmond500:
This man is one of the most humble politician, you will know he is not doing it for the camera unlike the other one that's waiting for the next tragedy to happen in the north so he can book night bus from Agulu to the north to pay condolence visits while not batting an eyelid over the atrocities in his own region

Adblg0610:
We gained the borrowed robe of the largest economy based on superficial indices, despite the fact that the minister of Finance as at then, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Publicly admitted that Nigeria was insolvent and too import-dependent.