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Nigeria is busy grovelling to the U.S. We are not yet ready. |
This is the same failure of a governor that was blabbing about elections. He can't fix basic roads. Incompetent element. |
focus7:It is part of the campaign process. |
I don't need a soothsayer to tell me that regardless of outcome, Peter Obi will still be campaigning. |
There is nothing you won't see in Nigeria. |
AMINDA:This is politics. If they didn't anticipate all these things, they have no business being there. They are truly politically lazy. There will always be opposition. They are only jittery because they haven't performed well and mishandled their primaries. They should sort out their issues and stop looking for who to blackmail. |
AMINDA:Are you sure there was such a bargain? I doubt it. If they were in better standing as you claim in their previous parties, why did they defect? People don't defect for fun. Tinubu couldn't have made such assurances because he doesn't control opposition parties. Most people remember how Wike at a point was battling for the control of his party. He succeeded without any input from those governors. Some of them were fighting him in the PDP. There will always be opposition. No President of Nigeria would make such a guarantee and I doubt Tinubu did that. What I see is that these governors have an unfounded sense of entitlement because they know Wike now controls PDP and is working for Tinubu. But working for Tinubu's re-election doesn't mean his party won't participate in elections. Any governor who has performed well has nothing to fear. They can't blackmail the president with that. It is absurd for them to think they won't have opposition. No sane person will make such a promise. The fact is that some of these governors mishandled the primaries in their states and should be advised to sort out their problems. This is neither Tinubu's nor Wike's fault. They should be ready to make comprises or risk losing on both fronts, for those who want to go to the senate and still install their successors. |
They are attacking each other. Those governors are just doing theirs behind the scenes. People should stop being cowards. Some of us observing the political space know these issues have been festering for a while. Just because someone said he will support the president's re-election, you want his party to not have candidates for other positions in the various states, what kind of entitlement mentality is that? These were the same elements that were backing Fubara against him. He is not even doing the same thing to them but they are already crying. PDP candidates have the right to contest, whether those governors like it or not. Only a politically ignorant person will frame it as Wike working against them. They are truly politically lazy. If you have worked for the people, you have nothing to fear. |
Meaningless epistle. They are fighting for their interests. Any governor who has performed well has nothing to fear. |
You can trace all these ridiculous statements to tribalism. They don't want to tell the president and others the truth. When another tribe occupies the seat, they will all find their corrupt voices. |
I would certainly listen to what the banker and economist has to say. He has the data to back up his claims. The man who studied philosophy has succeeded in manipulating his gullible supporters. He knows they are ruled by emotion. A handover note is not conclusive proof of the matters stated therein. It merely indicates that something was recorded for the benefit of the successor. |
See how they are bashing Soludo because of sentiments. So because Obi is an Igbo man running for president, he can say whatever he likes without his records being scrutinised? I hate how people just say anything these days. "Educated illiterate" because the delusional image you have of your Peter Obi is being revealed. What I know is that Soludo is a banker and economist who understands numbers. |
You love him more than he loves himself? I hate deception. If a man has chosen to defend his record, why should that bother you? Stop crying more than the bereaved. |
Bunch of failures. These incompetent governors are part of this country's problems. Scrutinise their activities and you won't see any tangible thing they are doing with the allocations to their states. That is why they are always jittery. Work for the people and you have nothing to fear. |
In 2026 btw. These people have no shame. A country without 24hrs power supply. |
IMF and World Bank mentioned again. A president begging for files not to be released in the U.S. can never protect the country's interest from Bretton Woods institutions. His only role is to serve their interests through his policies. |
One of their errand boys who constitute nuisance on that platform. He thinks he has said something reasonable. |
What is the benefit of this Commonwealth? We still cling to colonial rubbish. |
The U.S. is the number one obstacle of peace in the world. An economy sustained by war. |
Chienex24:I don't think you know what integrity means. "I will not only remain in APGA, but I will die for APGA. The day I quit APGA is the day I will quit politics. APGA made me what I am today." - Peter Obi. Obi is just like other politicians driven by his interest to acquire power. It doesn't change the fact that Tinubu has failed and doesn't deserve re-election. I don't worship politicians. What I want is the progress of Nigeria. |
givedemwotowoto:Stop being disingenuous. Do you think people on social media live in the air? Why should anyone take your post on this seriously then? This is how you people dismiss anything that doesn't align with the perfect picture you have created of your "Messiah." Citizens and residents of a state are entitled to voice their discontent on the bad governance they are witnessing. You're missing the point. Unless you're trying to pretend like those complaints were fabricated or were just for fun, which is ridiculous. Also, not everyone has a social media account. Nitpick the number which you placed at 25, that is your business. Just like your 95%. You're just playing with numbers. |
One of the pathetic countries in the region facilitating America's dominance. |
Adakintroy:You don't know what you're talking about. 100% was the clue. |
givedemwotowoto:It was not just Nairaland. There are similar complaints on FB and Twitter (now X). He had his shortcomings. |
SadiqBabaSani:He is a Nigerian politician. His performance in Anambra was sharply criticised and documented, including on this platform. People are elected to solve problems. While it is good to save, it must not be at the expense of solving the problems. |
You can even stay in APC and work against Tinubu. That is the current political culture which has benefitted him. Tinubu doesn't deserve re-election, considering the level of hardship and insecurity all over the country. |
DeLaRue:The fact that this affords them the ability to borrow more cheaply does not mean the funds will be properly utilised. What has been the impact of the subsidy savings claimed by the government? "It will take time" is the convenient excuse we will keep hearing until Tinubu leaves office. We saw the Auditor General's report about insufficient evidence to support the billions in cash transfers claimed to have been disbursed as intended, and I am sure the figures were even watered down. Our money is being mismanaged and looted. There has been a tremendous increase in the cost of living and insecurity everywhere, yet every day one fake agency or another is being uncovered. It is scandal upon scandal and the top officials go scot free. None of our existing refineries have been fixed. Nigerians are still in darkness. There is no constant power supply as Tinubu promised and made a condition for his re-election. This same government was exposed for its nefarious deductions from the NUPRC, with Gbajabiamila at the heart of it. That one is ongoing. They are incompetent, corrupt and deserve to be voted out in 2027.
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Why are the reforms not being felt by the ordinary Nigerians? J.P. Morgan is interested in making money for its shareholders. If anything, this shows Tinubu's policies are tailored to Bretton Woods institutions and friends. |
QuinQQ:"They were not in the same league" Clearly depicts a Trump Worshipper. His father literally put him in a league. Trump was born into wealth. His father's assistance was not exaggerated. It propelled him to where he is today. The privileged life Trump lived was what made him to confidently say that he received a "small loan of a million dollars" from his father. His father's assistance to him through the years were substantial. Just that sycophants couldn't be bothered by facts or a little research. Even the New York Times has covered this. |
All talk. He turned out to be just another puppet for Israel, and an oil thief. |
donleo92:Children who are their victims would disagree. Pedos don't make countries strong. You just have to be uninformed to think so. Starting wars because of blackmail or whatever isn't strength either. |
oglalasioux:Fear mongering. As if things are any better now. Even Nigeria should have a "nuclear weapon". Every country should be able to defend itself. Nuclear weapon is a hoax anyway. |
