When someone post anything seems to be about checking the accountability of this naija government una go start shouting stocks discussion
Many apologies, but I had to quickly highlight the fact that no Nigerian politician is a saint. My last post on the subject, back to moping up energy stocks on trading 212 especially the oversold (BP, ITH, and HBR)
Streetinvestor2: In my place as igbo man. Thr are things you don't learn at old age Imagine telling obi at this age to leave integrity and join criminality. Whr him one start from...lol
lol, you’re a joke fella, many of you his supporters don’t really know him. Peter is a corporate fraud who has defrauded many of his close associates. I have ample evidence to prove it. He scammed a close friend of mine through Fidelity bank. Chioma (sister Inlaw) distanced herself from him due to his dubious character
announcement: I don’t understand you bro! When has it become a CRIME to ask for help?
To make a withdrawal, do:
Login to your account and click on the invest button at the top (third right)
Navigate to the stash button at the bottom and click on withdraw to bank account. This should work perfectly However, if you sold your shares the proceeds would automatically be transferred to your registered bank account
9jatriot: These two individuals are clearly in agony over this "rescue" of the Oyo students and teachers—it’s eating them up inside. They would rather the students and teachers remain in captivity to see if they can use that to push the agenda of their failed candidate.
Their other members are scattered all over Nairaland, raging uncontrollably. And let’s not forget: this same foot soldier from the streets, who once played politics with the lives of kidnapped children, is now singing a different tune.
To find his posts, I had the unpleasant task of sifting through his past comments. The things I read were so repulsive they could only come from someone with a truly dark mind. No one who values their mental well-being should be subjected to that kind of content. People with such a warped mentality usually belong in therapy—or an asylum—for their own good and society’s.
Oh, and one more thing: every time you throw around the term "drug baron," I’ll remind you that your own boss has faced similar accusations.
They are extremely sick fellas, I’m guessing the monikers belong to the same individual
TheStoriesOfMan: Thank yiu very much for this short but fantastic piece.
Shows that some people can still say the truth, no matter what happens.
We'll burst their lies till thy kingdom come.
They are not stating the truth but peddling disinformation and trying to rewrite the history of how Oshodi was modernised. The oshodi market was a cash cow for the Oshodi families who even resisted attempts by the military government to reform the market. Therefore, it took many years of negotiations and horse trading for the Tinubu administration to finally reach an agreement with the different stakeholders
It is stupidity to believe the account of an outsider when most of the actors that were involved in the sanitation of Oshodi are still alive. If you want a true account of what happened, reach out to some elders in the Oshodi family
givedemwotowoto: According to the X user, he lived in Lagos during Tinubu's time as governor between 1999 and 2007, and also during Fashola's time as governor.
In the video, he compares a rowdy and unkempt Oshodi under Tinubu, to an organized Oshodi just 1 year after Fashola took over as Governor.
So many of us who lived in Lagos when Tinubu was the State governor have first-hand witness of his reign. Glad video evidence is surreptitiously coming out. pic.twitter.com/xL5zsg0pup
This poster has no knowledge of what it took to clean up Oshodi and its environment. I have a first hand account from many stakeholders and my friend Ademola Oshodi how the Tinubu administration compensated them with landed properties, jobs and skill acquisition. Tinubu literally laid the solid foundations that Fashola built upon
Ademola Oshodi is now a senior special adviser to the president and anyone in doubt can reach out to him to corroborate what I stated
Valthegreat: I have a friend that is a member of you people's Whatsapp group also, I am aware that you people were only asked to focus on Obi because he is the only major threat to Tinubu as he won the 2023 elections but was rigged out. But guy you are over doing it, Obi is not the only contestant here. Remember Atiku is also contesting, the only mistake both has made is not coming together under one ticket, you all would have been shitting on your pants by now. The strategy I believe Nigerians should apply to extract respect from these crop of wicked politicians is to remove anyone that fails after 4 years and vote in another until we get it right, if not they all will continue to see the masses as dumb.
All you stated are conjectures deeply rooted in tribal/ethnic sentiments and misinformation. As per the other lousy fella screaming “Disgraced Ngx” earlier in the year, I will not dignify him with a response cos he has lost all credibility on this forum
Now, In my humble opinion and i am entitled to one, the Tinubu administration has instituted bold reforms (with unintended consequences) that will take a bit of time to trickle down to the micro level.
However, I do partially agree with suggestions that this administration should also cut the exorbitant cost of governance but then again there are constitutional constraints to navigate here. Insecurity is another complex issue that predates this administration and I strongly believe that the proposed local/state policing will go along way in addressing this problem
Overall, it is premature to conclude that the Tinubu administration has failed. The government inherited substantial economic, fiscal, and security challenges, many of which are deeply entrenched. While legitimate criticism is necessary in any democracy, a fair assessment should recognise both the difficulties inherited and the ongoing efforts to address them. The administration remains a work in progress, and its ultimate success or failure should be judged on the long-term outcomes of its policies rather than their immediate effects alone.
P.S
Guys do you think the ongoing World Cup will boost the financial fortunes of brewers? I’m currently loading NB cos I see more value at the current price
She was obviously closed to her late dad and you demonstrated your lack of empathy and emotional intelligence when it mattered most. Therefore, she did the right thing by ending the relationship. She’s one smart lady for not ignoring the red flags and taking the right decision
Misterone: This man is so naive! Does he think that bandits are political entities? What does he want to negotiate about with ISWAP or boko haram? Does he want to grant them sharia in Anambra state? This man is so stupid and ignorant! Rubbish! Spit, tueh!
He’s a very dumb slowpoke, no country in the world has a policy of negotiating with criminals
IamPatriotic: Very stupeed criminals, they kidnapped in Ibadan, still kept their victims in Ibadan and calling their families within the radius of their hideouts. Brainless people coping the Fulanis wrongly
They were not copying any Fulani, most of the kidnappings in Nigeria are done by locals disguised as Fulanis
Streetinvestor2: LWKD...coming from you who is more Nigerian than anyone. While the records of the failed government is thr for all nigeria to talk about. The body who said that 63% of Nigerians are living in poverty and hunger have right to speak. It is obvious the hunger and poverty is real on your side for such post to happen .I like this game alot.Do well to quote me on the politics thread and not here.
You’re fond of peddling dishonest narratives and derailing this thread
What is Obi’s track record as governor for 8 years in Anambra? I will advise you to support/Vote for your choice candidate in peace and allow others to be, democracy is based on individual choices
Guys I’m just wondering how the upcoming football World Cup will affect the fortunes of brewery stocks especially, those of Nigerian Breweries. It seems that the fundamentals and technicals are pointing to an uptick/reversal in NB
Rapmoney: Times and seasons have past. In these present times, It looks like each day in Nigeria comes with its own series of complexities, distractions, and troubles. Sometimes, I look back with an immeasurable level of nostalgic feelings to how life used to be in the 80s and 90s. I don't really call people born in those eras millennials, I call them the last set of people who witnessed a peaceful and socially balanced Nigeria.
Even though those eras were mostly characterized by military administrations, we still had a decent level of sanity in the society.
SECURITY: In the 80s and 90s, you could literally travel from Warri to Kaduna, without knowing anyone, and still find a decent place to sleep. A young man could easily travel from Akure to Owerri, without knowing anyone, and still find someone who would assist with accommodation.
Today, Nigerians cannot travel from one part of the country to another without praying and fasting. In these times, travelling by night is like a suicide mission. Something we used to do previously. We used to move from Warri to Bauchi on night buses from 1993 to 1997. In 1999, Brazilian ex-football star, Ronadinho Gaucho and his teammates toured northern Nigeria. Can that happen today?
SOCIAL LIFE AND EDUCATION: Before the advent of kidnapping, organ harvesting, internet fraud, etc, young people had a better social life. Today, people are extra careful with one another. We have heard and seen too many cases of dismembered bodies of young women in gutters, drainages, septic tanks, and on roadsides.
The things we place value on today is sometimes shocking. From the early 90s to the early part of 2000s, it was a milestone to aspire and gain admission to study in the university. Today, it is a milestone to purchase a 50,000,000 Naira Benz at the age of 17, with no known source of income.
The most lethal problems of Nigeria are multifaceted. They cut across religion, ethnicity, value system, culture, and both the old and the young in the society. And like I stated initially, as the days roll by, the demons eating into the fabric of the society multiply.
If we could have a generation of old people who are not sympathetic towards the young and the unborn generations, and a set of young people who neither understand their collective roles in the society nor concerned about real changes in the system, I wonder what the future generations would turn out to be.
Tales by moonlight for the gullible youngsters. There has never really been a time where the general masses enjoyed a good time in Nigeria. Individuals have experienced their own good moments based on their connections in society
sleek214: "By the grace of God, if I, Desmond Olusola Elliott, win, Alhamdulillah" When this one turn Muslim?. Tinubu and Gbaja put you there, you became disrespectful to them, now they don't want you in their party. Go to another party and test your popularity, it's that simple.
Most of his family members are Muslims from the father’s side
Godspowerpro: Nigeria Police Force Intensifies Internal Cleansing, Dismisses Corrupt Officers, Prosecutes Personnel Involved in Kidnapping, Robbery, Extortion
GODSPOWERPROJECT/NAOSNP
The Nigeria Police Force has reaffirmed its commitment to discipline, accountability, and institutional reform with the dismissal, arrest, and prosecution of police personnel found involved in cases of conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnapping, extortion, stealing, and abuse of office in Rivers State and its environs, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.
The Force notes that the actions of the affected officers represent a gross betrayal of the ethics, standards, and professional values of the Nigeria Police Force. The leadership of the Force under the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, remains resolute in its determination to identify, expose, and remove criminal elements from within the institution, irrespective of rank or position.
Investigations into one of the cases uncovered a criminal syndicate involving serving police officers attached to Zone 16 Headquarters, Yenagoa, namely Inspector Ayanniyi Jelili, Inspector Durojaye Francis, and Inspector Olayemi Titus, who allegedly engaged in armed robbery, kidnapping, and extortion while operating illegal patrols within Port Harcourt. The officers reportedly abducted victims during unlawful stop-and-search operations, forcefully gained access to their banking and cryptocurrency applications, and extorted millions of naira from them.
The investigation led to the arrest of the three officers, while three other accomplices identified as Inspector Awele Ogbogu, Inspector Prosper Aghotor, and Corporal Favour Onwuchekwa are currently at large. Exhibits recovered include three Toyota Sienna buses used for the illegal operations and the sum of ₦7,338,800.00 traced to the criminal activities. Findings further revealed that the suspects operated with firearms and had allegedly carried out similar operations against unsuspecting members of the public within Rivers State.
In a separate investigation, the Force uncovered another criminal syndicate involving officers formerly attached to the Department of Operations, Rivers State Command, namely Inspector John Okoi, Inspector Eyibo Asuquo, Inspector Udo Ndipmong, Inspector Bright Nwachukwu, and Inspector Anele Ikechukwu, who engaged in organised acts of kidnapping, extortion, stealing, and official corruption. The dismissed officers were found to have routinely abducted citizens, extorted money through unlawful transfers from victims’ bank and cryptocurrency accounts, and dispossessed them of valuables while operating under the guise of official patrol duties.
Consequently, the five implicated officers were subjected to orderly room proceedings and dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force, while the case file has been forwarded for prosecution on charges bordering on conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnapping, extortion, official corruption, and related offences.
Members of the public are encouraged to continue reporting cases of police misconduct, abuse of office, extortion, and human rights violations through established complaint channels for prompt investigation and action.
The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to a professional, transparent, accountable, and service-driven policing system firmly rooted in the rule of law and the protection of citizens’ rights.
DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID psc(+) mni Force Public Relations Officer Force Headquarters, Abuja
Thank You Jesus
How can anyone verify this information? You should post a link
Lovelink1991: Peter Obi is always conscious of wherever he is and where he is going. He hit the gyms but before leaving he has to erase all his finger print for security reasons.
ceejay80s: atiku and his greed and thirst for power will make tinubu win again, votes will split, if atiku doesn't want obi there ,why no put southerner there, it's not their turn, if it was their turn , atiku and his people will never allow a southerner rule, they will do everything to distabilize it, no one should blame tinubu that he rigged the election, na ua wanuse una hand carry am give am
What a load of disjointed and contradictory statements muddled up in one post.
‘Tinubu would win again’ and at the same time, no ‘one should blame Tinubu for rigging’ and Atiku should allow another southerner if not Obi, according to you. Meanwhile, a southerner is already the president.
Why can’t Obi contest in a direct primary election within the ADC to test his popularity? You guys are truly delusional
AMINDA: You are right. Obi/Kwankwaso contesting as a third force will do serious damage to Tinubu's chances, unlike in 2023. Obi will still defeat him overall across the rest of the South but this time, there will be no 5.6m Northern votes for Tinubu. Those votes will largely go to an Atiku/Makinde combination, adding to his 7m margins in 2023. This is why Tinubu is desperate to deny Obi a platform because that's the only way they can attempt to sell the "Southern unity" card. The sitting arrangement at the summit is already speaking volumes. Overall, an Atiku/Obi combination is still the best combo but not the only one.
Looking at the faces of the opposition you can tell that these men are tired but would not rest due to inherent greed
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