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Iamgrey5:Hmmmmm. OPay is included. And yeye people have been going around with, fake news that PalmPay has issues and should not be trusted. |
Deogratias0030:Now, which of the parties/candidates did you vote for in the last elections? |
Chai |
Dindondin:“Isn’t it PDP that drive Nigerians…”. 1. You were either not old enough or simply not eligible to vote in 2014, so you do not know the events that played out. 2. So you have chosen to remain transfixed in APC, when governance is obviously at its worst. 3. You do not even have the faintest idea what’s going on. You just follow the crowd without asking questions. My advise is that you should join your mates playing agbalumo seeds in playgrounds. |
NaijaCowFarm:Well that was not envisaged going by the words of the former minister for Justice, M Andokaa. The word “and” is not interpreted to include the FCT. You may wonder why was the word “including” not used in place of “and”, if that was the intention? Now it is time to put the word “and” to test. |
timilehin007:Olodo sorry. You hear? 1. The phone in your hand 2. The laptop you borrow to use 3. All the electrical/electronic appliances within and around you. 4. The fan that blows that your ozuguzugu like head. 5. The plumbing things that give you water 6. The clothes and shoes you wear 7. The korope/okada that carry you around 8. The building materials used for the house where you live. 9. The torch light that enables you see inside that your dark one room apartment. 10. The medicines that save you from the die wey you for don die since. 11. Dem still be your landlord. 12. The bed you lie on; the mat you sleep on, where you dey place those your dirty boxers and okro size prick used to rape women, na dem. 13. The toothbrush and paste to clean your dirty teeth, na dem. 14. Shishi you no get. Dem still dey pay school fees for you. 15. Fight, you no fit. No power. 16. The spoons and plates you use to eat your nonsense food, na dem. The mirror to look at that your ape like face, na dem. 18. The pure water that you drink to keep your miserable body hydrated, na dem import and sell the machines. 19. The rope and ceiling fan you go take hang yourself out of jealousy, na dem dey sell am 20. The transformer that you need to hug to give your body peace, na dem. Do you now see that they completely preside over you and all your affairs? With the above, I put it to you Mr. Baba Sope that you are deeply jealous and aggrieved. They are far greater than your miserable self. They have been ruling you for ages. They absolutely dominate and rule your miserable life. I hope you have not failed to join your fellow beggars on the streets, who after voting APC, now continue regretting and wailing with the foolish cry “this country to hard sef”. |
yarimo:Please make sure that your English is “normal before login to nairaland”. I wonder where you manufactured the English “distance 4th from. Please bow your face in some shame. |
They have 25% of the total of people who live in Abia state. Agreed, but not conceding, may I ask the following: 1. How is it that they have 157,000 registered voters? 2. How is it that only 23,000 were accredited? 3. Does 157,000 as a figure represent 25% of a population of millions of people? |
IyaebeTheGreat:“Politics is a game…”. That’s why you are stuck with very terrible leaders. That’s why your nation suffers in all areas of human development. Na sorry be your name. |
T. K. O. |
deji17:Abi? Yet your life is controlled by them. Only them can determine whether your miserable life is worth living. No drugs, you go don die long ago. No printing materials, you no go go school. No pen, you cannot write. Don’t you see that you are a well organized MUNTULA? Even the matches, na beg you go beg dem inside their rooms, otherwise no food for you. Do you need a rope and a ceiling fan to help yourself? Do you prefer a transformer? Please quickly make your choice. |
What a shame on PDP. |
Dentidon:Your head like hospital signboard. |
Dentidon:Taaaaaaaa. Young secondary school leaver, who is still getting feed allowance. Land keh? Baba property inheritance, shishi you no get. Na one room wey you dey live since, wey you inherit. That one room, you go pass am to next generation. As you can see, even with you big titles, the people that you castigate have you in the blokos. |
accordadoga25:Yes oo. Where can you get phones/accessories and laptops from? Where can you get cars and parts from? Where can you get electricals/electronics from? Where can you get building materials/plumbing materials from? Cooking pots, plates, spoons, cookers, water, matches, etc from? Without them, poverty don kill you. Where will you get drugs from that would save you from that die wey you for don die since? Korope/Marwa/Okada nko? Dem too pass you jo. Jealousy, envy, greed and laziness dey kill you small small. Mr. Baba Sope, lazy man find work do, before it is too late. You fit mistakenly because of Igbo matter drink sniper as paraga. Na waka be that for you. |
highchief1:Shut that your stinking ponmo like mouth please, if you cannot make a meaningful contribution. You may also join your mates playing ludo somewhere. |
Dentidon:Olodo sorry. You hear? 1. The phone in your hand 2. The laptop you borrow to use 3. All the electrical/electronic appliances within and around you. 4. The fan that blows that your ozuguzugu like head. 5. The plumbing things that give you water 6. The clothes and shoes you wear 7. The korope/okada that carry you around 8. The building materials used for the house where you live. 9. The torch light that enables you see inside that your dark one room apartment. 10. The medicines that save you from the die wey you for don die since. 11. Dem still be your landlord. 12. The bed you lie on; the mat you sleep on, where you dey place those your dirty boxers and okro size prick used to rape women, na dem. 13. The toothbrush and paste to clean your dirty teeth, na dem. 14. Shishi you no get. Dem still dey pay school fees for you. 15. Fight, you no fit. No power. 16. The spoons and plates you use to eat your nonsense food, na dem. The mirror to look at that your ape like face, na dem. 18. The pure water that you drink to keep your miserable body hydrated, na dem import and sell the machines. 19. The rope and ceiling fan you go take hang yourself out of jealousy, na dem dey sell am 20. The transformer that you need to hug to give your body peace, na dem. Do you now see that they completely preside over you and all your affairs? With the above, I put it to you Mr. Baba Sope that you are deeply jealous and aggrieved. They are far greater than your miserable self. They have been ruling you for ages. They absolutely dominate and rule your miserable life. |
madridguy:English hard you, so you cannot understand it. Sorry you hear? |
Bye bye to jati jati! |
LP won it. LP controls Abia and Enugu. Mago mago will not work. |
Says a man who could not use the platform of a structured party to win in just his senatorial zone. You are trying to be in the mainstream of Nigerian politics, according to you, after several years with the PDP. It was the turn of the SE to produce the President, but the likes of Nnamani ensured that they sidelined their zone. After all the years supporting PDP, his people were sidestepped as usual, with a fake promise from Atiku. Even Atiku by now should have returned to Dubai to spend his retirement years. Anyway, he was previously sacked by PDP, but forcefully retained himself there. Obi made his move honestly with an unknown party and scored so high after six months. If Obi wanted his senatorial zone, he could easily have won it on the platform of Labour Party. Nnamani’s pain is that he lost to LP of all parties. Chai! What a great pain he must be in presently. Thankfully Obi put all the governors on their toes. He showed that if you take the people for granted, they”ll make you pay for it. Nnamani should bow his face in shame. He should lick his wounds and go and rest. |
KillerCrocodile:No, that’s wrong. Okowa must have his own base in Delta state. You must also know that Okowa cannot separate himself from Ibori. They sorted themselves out. They will work together in Delta state. What we should talk about is those called the “poor masses”. Aside from financial poverty, they must also be suffering from mental poverty. This is the only country in the world where the people do not understand what democracy is all about. The poor aid the politicians to enforce poverty on themselves. When they fail to use the opportunities presented by election to remove bad leaders, they must continue to live in squalor. When you cannot hold your leaders accountable, you are bound to suffer. Those who were killed in the last few weeks, defending politicians have already been forgotten. The politicians and their children continue to live well while ensuring that the poor never sees the light of day. Will this country ever be better? |
SkrewYou:100% |
duro4chang:You ask for accountability with your PVC. That's what happened in Abia state. They corrected their several errors by choosing Otti. Did you correct your own? |
But you ended up not telling us the seven things that people do not know. You only kept warning. Tell us the things so that we can understand. What you know may help deliver those who are deep in it. |
Bede2u:Olodo sorry. You hear? 1. The phone in your hand 2. The laptop you borrow to use 3. All the electrical/electronic appliances within and around you. 4. The fan that blows that your ozuguzugu like head. 5. The plumbing things that give you water 6. The clothes and shoes you wear 7. The korope/okada that carry you around 8. The building materials used for the house where you live. 9. The torch light that enables you see inside that your dark one room apartment. 10. The medicines that save you from the die wey you for don die since. 11. Dem still be your landlord. 12. The bed you lie on; the mat you sleep on, where you dey place those your dirty boxers and okro size prick used to rape women, na dem. 13. The toothbrush and paste to clean your dirty teeth, na dem. 14. Shishi you no get. Dem still dey pay school fees for you. 15. Fight, you no fit. No power. 16. The spoons and plates you use to eat your nonsense food, na dem. The mirror to look at that your ape like face, na dem. 18. The pure water that you drink to keep your miserable body hydrated, na dem import and sell the machines. 19. The rope and ceiling fan you go take hang yourself out of jealousy, na dem dey sell am 20. The transformer that you need to hug to give your body peace, na dem. Do you now see that they completely preside over you and all your affairs? With the above, I put it to you Mr. Baba Sope that you are deeply jealous and aggrieved. They are far greater than your miserable self. They have been ruling you for ages. They absolutely dominate your miserable life |
Iamgrey5:If tribalism no kill you, na luck you get. By the way, what do you mean by “mobbing the floor? What do you mean by “mob the floor?” Can someone mob the floor? I need answers please. |
That’s democracy. Now he can rest. |
DoTheNeedful:Did APC get votes from only Yorubas in Lagos to win the seats that they got? Without votes from the same Igbos and other ethnic tribes that make up the population of Lagos, would APC have won in all the elections since 1999? Do you think it was foolish of BAT to face Igbos and other ethnic tribes on his cabinet then in Lagos? Politicians have successfully cemented hatred in the hearts of the people. Unfortunately the people bought it and must be ready to face the consequences arising from such recklessness. |
The leaders that we have in this country truly are the reflection of the people. The choices that the people make determine the way the country should go. Elections are opportunities to either repair errors made in earlier misjudgments or reinforce good decisions previously taken about leadership. Nigerians allow themselves to be purchased by politicians. This same circle repeats itself time and time again, making one wonder if this country will ever function properly. In the run up to this election, citizens cried of how they had suffered so much with life made so difficult. Prices of products had skyrocketed and became unbearable for most of the citizens. We have suffered poor infrastructure and even the ones available decay hopelessly. Insecurity became a major issue. Tribalism became worse and has threatened the remaining existence of the country. Infact one has wondered how long Nigeria will remain as one. Unfortunately the poor, who are the most affected, did not bother to properly examine their candidates. Most do not know their representatives and do not bother. Would it not have been proper to ask them about their plans for poor roads around your community? Would it not have been proper to ask them about their plans for food, for security, for healthcare, etc? A great opportunity was thrown away, when the so called poor received pittances and gifts to vote for the wrong candidates. The consequences will linger for another four years. The politicians will first work to get back their investments, ensuring also that those who made financial contributions to their efforts get their returns as well. The crumbs that are left, would be split into “serving” the people and saving for the next election. Is it not that Nigerians have been totally blinded and bewitched by the politicians? Who will wake Nigerians up from their deep slumber? Even the youths, whose future is crucial, leave the substance and chase the shadows. Decisions have been taken, let’s see again what happens in the next four years. |
He should not forget to sing the song in prison when judgement is issued against him. |
Who wants to risk his life when armed people go about threatening to kill and destroy? Wike was reckless in the presidential election. |
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