₦airaland Forum

greatiyk4u:
He was in Nigeria looking after the family business from where he was tutored


Where did Tinubu attend primary and secondary school before going to Yankee for drug business?

franchasng:
I didn't said he was poor before becoming Lagos Governor, I said the source of his wealth was questionable; go back and check why he had to forfeit $450,000 to US government.


Go and also read about Agbele story.

Tinubu's source of income is questionable.


Then I said his wealth ballooned after he became Lagos state Governor, that was when his wealth became enormous and you cannot deny the fact cos I speak fact with verifiable sources.


And please don't ever mention that again that Tinubu sponsored Abiola, Abiola ke? Abiola that was so rich from working with the military head of state then. Go and read about ITT.


Tinubu was a poor man when Abiola contested for President, he had some money he acquired via illicit business deals in the US, some said he was into wire wire, some said he was the bagman of some notorious drug dealers. His story is well known

evangmx:
People have lost hope in the electoral rule in Nigeria

greatiyk4u:
Obi's father and mother were rich even before Tinubu joined his drug business and same can't be said of Tinubu whose identity is unknown

Ofunaofu:
Don’t post fake results emanating from the APC situation room.

Nigerians asked for the electronic transmission of election results from polling units to be made mandatory. The Tinubu-led APC regime said no, citing insecurity in nine states, a national grid shutdown, and network issues. Yet here they are, setting up situation rooms with internet access to collate what exactly?

Obviously, to generate fake results and spread them around to create confusion.

Thunder 🔥⚡🔥 all of una there

Shawarmagirl:
FAKE. Show us the results sheet

Mrfixitt:
Without rigging Tinubu won't win a single state in 2027

richmond500:
do u expect them to drop the food on their laptops?

SisterAnn:
You will never find the likes of pakute, Burob peterobisathie Legendhero buygala allthingsgood antichristian and co on a thread like this.

Make it about SE, the envious bunches would find their voices.

May God heal this country in His own way because the wickedness in this country,, the amount of innocent blood shed in this country, while the leadership is only interested in propaganda and lies, it's only a divine intervention that can rescue the rest of us still breathing.

Sannisege:
ADC = poverty. That na why their presidential aspirant dey price groundnut form poor trader. yeye people.

avalancheMedia:
ADC has activated its Situation Room for the AMAC election, and if you're a supporter, a voter, or simply a Nigerian who is tired of seeing elections stolen in broad daylight, you need to understand what this means and what your role is.

Read More here

https://avalanchemediablog.com/article.html?slug=adc-activate-situation-room-in-abuja-to-counter-apc-rigging

Obviouslyblunt:
Let’s pretend this has no effect on the election. Why must APC do things to make voters and people doubt the credibility of an election. Why can’t they just pretend to give the people a fair election

dettolgel:
None of them will get that ticket from APC, they should have asked Amaechi how far

Once Tinubu is done using them, he will quietly leave and it will be a fight for all. I believe that the end of Tinubu presidency will be the end of APC.

jmoore:
How much was it when they floated naira?

chatinent:
Daddy Freeze who talks like a 16-year old? A full-grown man who talks so petty and childish online? This is an adult kid. He shouldn't be involved in useful discussions unless it's religion that's being discussed.

Ofunaofu:
True, he is working to reduce the dollar-to-naira exchange rate from nearly N2000 to a dollar, where it had risen under his leadership to about N1300, where it currently stands.

Essentially, Daddy Freeze is comparing Tinubu’s worst period in office to his less-worst one.

We wouldn’t dare compare Tinubu’s regime with Jonathan’s or Buhari’s, that would be like comparing light and darkness. And everyone knows which side Tinubu represents.... Darkness

SixSeven:
Don't you think it's hypocritical from a city person to deny his village A hypocrite is not measured by where they live, but by whether their words and actions grow from the same roots. Where are you rooted? What did your city/village teach you? Which ones can you teach your children?

SixSeven:
I do not reside in the village of
“Grab it, snatch it, and run away with it. ”

I do not dwell in the village of
Power without conscience.

I do not come from the village of
Ambition without accountability.

I do not belong to the village of
Win at all costs, even if the soul is lost.

I do not live in the village of
Buying loyalty with money.

Nor in the village of
Enslaving people for what is already theirs.

Nor in the village of
Trading dignity for temporary gain.

I reside in the village of
Integrity over greed, deceit and corruption.

The village of
Leadership with empathy, where everyone genuinely shares in the pain of others and not only the leader taking care of his family and palace while we all look.

The village of
Honest labour and earned success, not questionable wealth and no industry to show for it. Pride of honest earnings keeps our mind at rest. Dishonest earnings is cursed.

The village of
Pride in hard work, unashamed of its roots and origin.

The village of
Conscience before conquest.

And in that village,
Human dignity is not for sale.

I am proud of my village because in it is where my identity is born and my values are rooted.

What village/city do you come from sir?

bentenny:
If that's exactly what happened then it's a cubana should cover his head in shame!
Going to this extreme will ultimately make spur even the most neutral Igbo citizen to vote for Obi!
You can't be forcing someone to align with your party or candidate!
You convince them with what your candidate has done and I guess most Nigerians know that Tinubu has done little or nothing!

SixSeven:
Picture: The Dream Of Every Village Boy Is To Become A City Boy — True Or False? by LegendHero(m): 5:42pm On Feb 19
The ultimate dream of every “Village Boy” is to become a “City Boy”.

I posted this comment on that thread.
I asked AI to answer. Read this

Short answer? No — but it depends on what you mean by “village” and “city.”

That statement sounds catchy, but it oversimplifies a lot.

Why some people might think it’s true:

Cities usually offer more jobs, exposure, money, and opportunities.

Social media glamorizes “city life” as success.

Many people move from rural areas to urban areas for economic growth.


So yes, for some, becoming a “city boy” represents access and advancement, not necessarily rejection of their roots.


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Why it’s not universally true:

Some “village boys” dream of building their village, not escaping it.

Peace, community, land ownership, and slower living appeal to many.

Some people move to cities and later return home by choice.

Identity isn’t automatically upgraded by location.


Success isn’t geographic — it’s contextual.


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A deeper way to frame it:

It’s not that every village boy wants to become a city boy.

It’s that many people want:

Better opportunity
Financial independence
Recognition
Broader exposure


The city just happens to symbolize those things.

But plenty of “city boys” secretly crave the simplicity and grounded nature of village life.

So the real question is: Is the dream about location… or about leverage?

If this was part of an argument, I can also help you craft a sharp response depending on the angle you want to take.



My comment:

I was surprised with how AI wrote this but it made me think about something it wrote, AUTHENTICITY. It means that you should be proud of your roots and where you come from. Isn't it ironical that someone who is not proud of his Osun roots is claiming City Boy? Give me someone who is not ashamed to trace their roots and I'll give you a tree.

otrasane:
Source



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfA15zZJvoQ?si=wU6-JXHZWKmqggis



Chidi Odinkalu takes a sharp swipe at Cubana Chiefpriest following claims that construction workers in Orsu abandoned a project after allegedly being pressured to identify as “City Boys.” The episode has sparked debate online, with Odinkalu portraying the walkout as a backlash against perceived political branding at the grassroots level, fueling fresh controversy around influence, identity, and local power dynamics in Imo State.

Atlantis585:
Krooked owl eyed president about to be arrested too.

anonimi:
Keyamo too was wrong, just as the American courts too are wrong.

What did you say about dot bots again

SmartPolician:
Stop commenting like a fooooooolish poppy!

This conversation is about American politics and has nothing to do with Obi.

My previous comment stands gidigbam!

anonimi:
Did he engage in the side hustle documented in Reno's film while he was a student or after school

SpaceX:
Failures always aligned with themselves when is tinubu going to be arrested, he also forged his certificate

UkoAnnang:


This is a political witch hunt

SmartPolician:
You people don't seem to understand that only the vocal minority and opposition politicians have a problem with Trump. The vast majority don't have to make a noise because he's doing exactly what he promised them.

Whether the GOP controls Congress or not, he will keep acting. And thinking that someone can easily remove an American president from office is delusional.

Kasil04:
Who cares about who he hosts! If he likes let him host jungle boys..one man one vote