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powerfulguy:
https://dailytrust.com/i-trust-god-ill-emerge-apc-presidential-candidate-bakare

Don't waste your time cos you've already wasted your money. That same God,won't let you come close to 5th in the primaries.

Igbo:
https://www.thecable.ng/peter-obis-supporters-are-demarketing-him/amp?fbclid=IwAR1CkHxqiCsvdKf9t3DqFfILbSNwzrKSEU02pHrs4MDmiLPoOTrEUeuzWBA

This is the most ridiculous article I've ever read in a long while. Laced with so much biased and driven by the bandwagon mentality.

The most vocal people supporting Obi are not even Igbos. Go through any thread and you will see its other tribes bringing ethnicity into any argument against Peter Obi's crew.

Well, I'm not surprised, the fear of Peter Obi is the beginning of wisdom for all thieving politicians.

Lol!!!

Despite all the vaccines and booster.

masinga07:
Look sister, Makinde needs all those he's fighting to win his second term election. If you understand Oyo state election, you will understand that.

Tell me, how do you work with people who dont want to work with you?

See kingpin dey disguise.

You are not better than those criminals, the difference is, your crime was covered with uniform for a very long time.

It's good to keep yourself from social media but don't keep away from friends and family or colleagues.

A secluded life is depression in disguise.

Makinde is a blessing to Oyo state.

Fighting him is like fighting with a raging storm.

JPMorgan has removed Nigeria from its list of emerging market sovereign recommendations that investors should be “overweight” in, saying the country has not taken advantage of high oil prices.

Analysts at JPMorgan, who stated this in a note issued yesterday, said that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February caused commodity prices to spike, benefiting exporters, but that the over-performance of bonds issued by oil exporters now “looks to have played out.”

The U.S. lender said that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) did not transfer any revenue to the government from January to March this year, due to petrol subsidies and low oil production, as it moved Nigeria’s debt out of its “overweight” category. “Nigeria’s fiscal woes amid a worsening global risk backdrop have raised market concerns despite a positive oil environment,” the analysts said. The global agency, however, added Serbia and Uzbekidtan. It moved Serbia to “overweight” as risks had been priced in and the country had high reserves and a fiscally cautious government, the note said, while relatively low debt despite Russian exposure led them to put Uzbekistan in the same category. The analysts said that emerging market sovereign debt was at the “mercy” of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions, as the U.S. central bank’s rate raises drain capital from developing markets. Last week, the Fed raised its benchmark overnight interest rate by half a percentage point, the biggest jump in 22 years, as it seeks to tame high inflation while its rate increases also buffet higheryielding emerging markets.

JPMorgan’s Emerging Markets Bond Index Global Diversified (EMBIGD) index has fallen 16 per cent this year, the analysts said, “with most of the losses having come from rates” and $4 billion in net outflows from emerging markets since mid- April. “The external and fundamental backdrop has become increasingly difficult for EM sovereigns,” the analysts said. “The COVID lockdown in China poses further downside risks,” they added. They noted that riskier sovereign yields were now 10.6 per cent, the highest level since the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic in April 2020, reducing market access and increasing the risk of debt defaults. However, the analysts said the “front-loaded pain” for emerging market bonds, which they said had begun underperforming in September 2021, was a positive. New Telegraph reports that after warning the Nigerian government that currency controls were making transactions too complicated, JP Morgan, in September 2015, announced that it will remove Nigeria from its Government Bond Index (GBI-EM) by the end of October that year. Nigeria had imposed cur-


https://observerstimes.com/2022/05/10/just-in-jpmorgan-delists-nigeria-from-emerging-market-list/

Lalasticlala
Seun
Mynd44

This thief.

Selling assets to join politics.

No lies.

Very corrupt agency, Olu Falae was once part of this commission and he ceded some Edo lands to Ondo.

shugacaneman:
Since I was born and now I am getting old
I have never seen an American or British brought to Nigeria to face the law.

But our politicians have our stolen money’s in these countries.

Crude worth billions of dollars are stolen everyday here and they are sold over there too.

There’s no Nigerian political that can steal money if he/she doesn’t have a collaborator over there.

They even break banking protocols to help move money from Africa.

Dick Cheney, comes to mind.

Lol!!!

Great woman. They tried to frame her but failed.

Lioness of the Supreme Court of Justice.

DarlingtonC:
So I have this married neighbour. When I bought my bus, he didn't congratulate me. He just asked me if the bus is mine, and I said yes, and he just walked away.

Now he wants me to lend him the bus to use and pack some of his belongings out of the compound.

If you were in my shoes, would you lend him the bus to use?

Pack to where exactly? If the distance is not too far and the roads are motorable then why not.

Be the driver and don't give the keys to him.

Las las, follow your instinct.

Elbinawi:
Ex-President Jonathan Meets With Ruling APC Chairman, Adamu After Northern Groups Got N100million Presidential Form For Him | Sahara Reporters

I replied:

Do you know the idiot in the Nigerian political space of today? He is the former President GEJ.

This idiot is desperate to return to power. Goodluck Jonathan has been dreaming that the ruling party APC will handover the presidential ticket to him.

Goodluck Jonathan bought the 100 million APC presidential form but presented a Northern Pastoral group as a decoy. The guy thinks he is smart.

It was the monumental failures of Goodluck Jonathan that brought the illiterate barbarian Tyrant Buhari to power. Nigerians have not forgotten this and the intergenerational failures of Buhari will NEVER bring Goodluck Jonathan back to power.

#ElbinawiTweets

Just take a look at the mirror.

























Say "hi idi0t"

We know. We only have one comedian leading from the back.

This man brought governance to the people, not just adults but teenagers.

No wonder he has a lot of teeming youths rooting for him.

I ASSURE you that Buhari is not AWARE, and if he is, he is SHOCKED but he doesn't care.

He is either reading the newspaper upside down or picking his teeth with a bamboo stick.

A typical Hausa is created to be a follower.

They will remain servants to the Fulani and funny enough they love it that way.

The governor bought SUVs for traditional rules.

Instead of buying armoured cars and gadgets for security agencies in the state.

North their problem.

Many deaths during the civil war are still controversial.

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AdedoyinO:
A lady Tolani Alli

Wow. I thought as much. Ladies are perfectionists If given the opportunity.

Okunga:
Na girl abi woman. She be like Tom the day wey I see her for television. Her voice deep like man own. But she good for her job Abeg…

She is good. Very good.

Who be Osigbajo photographer?

The guy too much.

aswani:
"My people, catastrophic reprisal, an eye for a pair"

Ebo bun gbé, ride on Kakabo!

Come to Lagos Street and try and start something if you are so bold, we kuku know our own.

Please make sure you are at the front and identify yourself, u hon?

We know your type anyway, lion online, ovhion in real life.

Étalo gbé.

Èghian nó rho'wa.

Enjoying Benin and threatening Benin's outside Benin.

Ovbio' neyowa!!!

aswani:
I look forward to one day hearing that your keyboard warrior skills were not enough to help you cash the cheque you are writing.

Not one Bini person will follow you to try and turn a peaceful area like Lagos Street upside down if you are brave enough to attempt to cause a nuisance and harass other tribes domiciled there.

Continue puffing your chests online, that's the only place you can seemingly enjoy your sense of self importance. Uhundan.

Eghabo fiekun lele wẹẹ?

Tiya giorhe?

Whatever you sow is what you will reap.

You can't reside in glass houses and throw stones.

Those who throw stones in the market should be ready to hurt their own.

You threaten to attack my people in Lagos, you are here wailing when I boldly told you that the reprisal will catastrophic.

We don't believe in an eye for an eye,it's an eye for a pair.

Ewobi nó ozour.

aswani:
The people that are making threats online are the ones that will run a million miles when the real trouble start.

Hopefully you will be the first and only person any violence consumes with your reckless post.

I have ancestral links to Lagos Street, a genuine example of how tribes can live together for multiple generations.

You and your generations will be consumed by your threat.

You and your bunch of nonentities are quick to send threat messages on NL daily but when it's given to you back you quiver like the cowards you and your ancestors are.

From your other moniker, you said "when the time comes" well, I will be waiting for that time.