₦airaland Forum

ArcSEMPECJ:
Don't speak for the same Igbos you never wanted near Aso rock talk more of being President...
He doesn't want to betray the interest of the North as well as betray the existing peace between the South and the North that your desperate Tpain scattered in 2015 by removing Jonathan...

So basically you are second class citizens?

amaridigital:
Obi can still come second in the election if and only if he could get Atiku to run as his Vice presidential candidate but it's not certain if Atiku will be allowed to be VP again or if he would like to do that. It's obvious Obi will run with Atiku. He's just playing the childish Old school politics. APC and Tinubu are expecting the Obi and Atiku ticket. Both are too elementary in politics to fool a man like Tinubu.

Atiku cannot run as a Vice President by law!

Elusive001:
It is not about Igbos bros. You guys are so predictable. It is about having a secure, just, equitable, fair, free, and livable country where everyone to explore his/her potentials. As an Igboman, I won't mind if the colonial master will make the country like we want. You don't see is support people like Ikpeazu, Ekweremadu, the two Orjis, Ngige, etc.

Tell yourself whatever you need to tell yourself. The rest of us were not born yesterday. When a tribe votes 95% for their own tribe in a race with 2 other tribes, those votes were not about competence or fairness or anything you say but about tribe. The rest of us have gotten the message and we shall react accordingly henceforth not just 2027.

osef:
If he can achieve in 4 yrs what will take someone else 16yrs, which is better, he already reel out legacy of people who has done that, is it about tribalism, yar'adua stayed a short term but was more impactful than his brother who was there for 8 yrs, Osibanjo was there for only months and it was impactful, murtala did same, let us just pray for one naija that's good for all

As man who didn’t achieve anything in 8yrs running a small state cannot achieve anything in 4 running a country of 36 states. Secondly this Obi project is not about achieving anything but the sole aim of an Ibo presidency and to achieve that aim you don’t mind saddling is with anyone no matter how incompetent. Thirdly Yaradua did not achieve much, he spent most of his time in hospital! Buhari legacies are all over the place. Airports, Rail, 2nd Niger bridge, Lagos Ibadan rail and express etc. yes he left us with much debt but his successor has clearing them. Yaradua was a good man but a how me a single road built by yaradua. He spent the 1st half of the administration studying the situation on ground and the rest in hospital. His only legacy is that he kicked off electoral reforms. We forget very easily how his wife was criticized for running the govt.

ChiefOloye:
I wonder what non igbos saw in Obi that made them supported e him in 2023. The man has very little sense. I implore Igbos to look for a better candidate. Obi no am.

I have said it many times on this forum they don’t learn. He is unelectable. Their wholesale support of Obi has set them back decades. They should have identified and focused their energies on a credible and nationally acceptable candidate. Now they will have to start from scratch. Watch how they will turn on him when the realization sets in.

The next time power rotates to the south it is going to the SS. Instead of playing good politics, they’ve succeeded in adding the SW to the voting blocks who don’t trust them. How do you become president of Nigeria without both the SW and the Northern vote?

Cherrybae:
But obi supporters said Gov Soludo was referring to APC candidate.

Why is obi responding to it.

Obi can never be president. I want him to contest in 2027 so he will know Tinubu is not Buhari

Soludo was actually referring to the APC candidate but Obi in his usual dull manner fell for the media sensation without verifying.

The Ibo fish man who was killed he didn’t comment. The one he should have ignored he jumped on!

COPIED:

“The bitter truth many don’t want to admit is that a typical Northerner and Muslim is highly unlikely to vote for an Igbo man as president. This distrust isn’t just political — it is rooted in decades of historical wounds and unresolved tensions. The 1966 military coup, largely led by Igbo officers, resulted in the assassination of prominent Northern leaders like Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto, and Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa. Many in the North interpreted the coup as a targeted attack on Northern leadership, and it left behind scars that still influence political sentiment today.

Since then, there has been a lingering perception among many Northerners that the Igbo elite harbor resentment towards the North, Islam, and Hausa-Fulani cultural identity. From divisive rhetoric during elections to historical calls for secession, some Northern Muslims feel that the Igbo political class has done little to mend bridges or show national inclusiveness.

If Peter Obi were the only alternative to Bola Ahmed Tinubu, it’s not far-fetched to believe that 99.5% of Northern Muslims would choose to maintain the status quo rather than entrust power to someone they fundamentally do not trust. These sentiments may be uncomfortable, but they reflect the political reality of a country still deeply fractured by ethnicity, religion, and memory.”

- Core Arewa progressive youth leader, Honorable Ibrahim Musa Danlami


https://x.com/waspapping_/status/1952038061681897870?s=46&t=zIh8l0Y5x1WkbEiRY9Q56Q

The Ibos have desired the presidency for decades. You are currently their biggest hope and you sell out the Ibos by promising 1 term?

Are you subconsciously telling others that Ibos are not deserving of 2 terms? That they are second class?

Anyway it doesn’t matter he will never be president!

COPIED:

“The bitter truth many don’t want to admit is that a typical Northerner and Muslim is highly unlikely to vote for an Igbo man as president. This distrust isn’t just political — it is rooted in decades of historical wounds and unresolved tensions. The 1966 military coup, largely led by Igbo officers, resulted in the assassination of prominent Northern leaders like Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto, and Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa. Many in the North interpreted the coup as a targeted attack on Northern leadership, and it left behind scars that still influence political sentiment today.

Since then, there has been a lingering perception among many Northerners that the Igbo elite harbor resentment towards the North, Islam, and Hausa-Fulani cultural identity. From divisive rhetoric during elections to historical calls for secession, some Northern Muslims feel that the Igbo political class has done little to mend bridges or show national inclusiveness.

If Peter Obi were the only alternative to Bola Ahmed Tinubu, it’s not far-fetched to believe that 99.5% of Northern Muslims would choose to maintain the status quo rather than entrust power to someone they fundamentally do not trust. These sentiments may be uncomfortable, but they reflect the political reality of a country still deeply fractured by ethnicity, religion, and memory.”

- Core Arewa progressive youth leader, Honorable Ibrahim Musa Danlami


https://x.com/waspapping_/status/1952038061681897870?s=46&t=zIh8l0Y5x1WkbEiRY9Q56Q

Some people don’t have respect for elders! Imagine telling Atiku not to run. Atiku was born to run. Atiku was born to share dollars.

Some people are wicked, you don’t want people like tree climbing ex-senator and delegates to collect dollars? Think of their families!

Abeg Atiku must run!

It’s funny that nobody talks about the sugar that made Dangote a billionaire. It’s now one of the smallest parts of his empire.

The way we bastardize “world class” in this country

dettolgel:
Each state has 3 senators. Some of the senatorial zones covers the state capitals. So thinking that only Lagos and Abuja produce senators from urban areas is false. More than 1/3 of the senators represent urban cities.

Furthermore, none of the senators in question actually live in the state they are representing. They all live in Abuja. As for said legislatures, each state has theirs and local councils are thoroughly represented. Those are voted by each member of the region, who knows them more than an indigenous person living hundreds of miles away and that has no idea about the political climate of those areas.

Please tell me again how you are going to go down to a village in Osun state that you have never been to vote for someone to represent you in Osun state house of assembly while you live in Abuja?

Given how disconnected you are from said Osun state, how exactly are you going to make an informed decision of the ongoing government policies while you live in Abuja?

People are in their various cities making wide spread conclusion about government policies in a state they never been to based on media propaganda?

Voting is not just an exercise, in real sense it requires a good understanding of the policies.

Meanwhile, the way Nigeria is structured no senator maybe 2 max actually do win fairly they all rig elections.

Ok do as you wish.

Imagine this convicted felon of a woman talking. Structure of criminality personified!

Ignorance is the 1st disease. Lagos state does not have the power to name or rename streets or bus stops.

Lagos state did not rename streets. The local governments did.

The naming and renaming of streets is under the authority of the local govts.

So once I read “Lagos state” I didn’t bother to read because it was clear the author is ignorant.

Softmirror:
I don taya for this noisemaker. Who else is tired lol. 😁

The man doesn’t understand at all!

somebody who was making a mockery of the judiciary and the senate by accompanying a suspended senator to disobey a court ruling is talking about destroying institutions?

Where is the local govt independence?

Xxxxcccc vv

AndroBlaze:
I don't think he is that bad, especially if you compare him to someone like Solargod (also on Youtube), but I do agree that sonethings he declares are incorrect.

Though to be fair to him, we are all guilty of "declaring" too many things when it comes to Solar as we all forget that this is technology in its infancy that is constantly improving and evolving at almost an exponential rate. I still remember being corrected by people on here that inverters that can run on variable battery voltage inputs do exist, though I am still yet to see one sha.

As for this video in particular, I think it was a good effort to explain the differences, though I must admit I didn't watch the whole 15mins ooo

Solar god clearly doesnt have the same level of education. So when you are watching his videos, you already discount what he says. This guy is eloquent and clearly educated. he also talks with a level of confidence that would make you believe he knows what he is saying if you didnt know better yourself.

pay attention to the way he presents you will notice he uses "drama" and emotive language which IMHO is to gloss over the parts he really doesnt fully understand. watch the popular foreign youtube channels they focus on technicals.

he was ok for a Nigerian youtube in the beginning because I started watching him when Nigerian solar content was scarce. So long as you know to verify anything he says. there is a lot more Nigerian content now. Like i said i dont watch him anymore.

Personally i prefer watching Damreys videos. no nollywood drama just technical and educative and he clearly knows what he is talking about.

I dont know if it is connected but I know recently a policy was enacted that requires that all federal projects must have their exact Geo coordinates. This is to identify the physical location, reduce or eliminate ghost contracts and monitor the progress of federal contracts.

AndroBlaze:
I think Juror gave you the best answer for identifying and for now it's probably best that if there is an inverter you are interested in and you'd like to differentiate, just drop the image or description here.

As for your last question, hybrids can be both LF and HF, but currently, especially if you are buying a new modern inverter, it is likely to be HF.

LF inverters are being produced less as generally they are more expensive to produce and the advantages aren't that pronounced anymore.

The video below will help you to understand a few of the differences, though the guy is pretty conservative and everything he says isn't a 100% accurate


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMYs6aYjYyE?si=UzDsetoyfa0TtTov

i have seen a lot of his videos. the guy is learning on the job. some of the things he says are correct but he makes out like he is more knowledgeable than he really is. There are many things I have seen him say in his videos that are outrightly false.

to me he is a cowboy. I see him as someone who could have studied a non technical subject like history or economics but developed an interest in Solar and turned it into a business but lacks basic technical knowledge.

verify anything you hear from his videos. personally i dont watch his videos anymore.

Pacesetter123:
No loud am make FIFA no stay for Switzerland hear you.
1994 above 18? But 1993 he was 16/17 years old for Japan.

Everybody knows footballers in those times all understated their ages. Many of them weren’t discovered until their twenties by which time the only way their could get a contract was to understate their age.

If you disclosed your real age foreign clubs wouldn’t sign you because you would have a low/lower resale value.

Kanu isn’t 60 but he isn’t 49 either.

Pacesetter123:

No vex,just add the remaining years to him.

The Kanu I bumped into a few times at a popular joint in Ikeja around 1994 was not 18 years old. I would guess he is probably 54/55 now!

Kanu is not 49. Abeg Nobody should tell me nonsense.

I’m just laughing at those western puppets. After America destroyed Iraq and Libya, it followed up by imposing 35 and 30% tarrifs.

If you like continue to worship your American gods!

Anything that will ultimately lead to every state controlling and benefitting from its natural resources is welcome.

Last last everybody will have sense and develop his zone!

I am in total support of this lawsuit.