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El Rufai, the T |
El Rufai, |
I had wanted this lady to succeed the Williams sisters, but her anger and inconsistent performances, may never allow her fulfill her potentials. Congratulations to her. |
JohnBullMySon:Pele ooh. So you know more than Putin. Nairaland keyboard expert ![]() |
AqualinaXYZ:If only you're old enough to know that no politician likes you. Except if your parents are politicians, they may probably like you and have your interest. |
Wahala... Ours is just read and move on to the thread. We may never know the impact of the deportations on the affected families. Some of them may have taken loans, some sold their properties, and move to Ireland, with the aim of living a better life. Now they're back to ground zero, with nothing as startups. May God heal them. |
nwakibie3:Is your 2014 earnings same as your 2025 earnings? If your answer is yes, you have yourself and not the Government to blame. |
olaolaking:Even if it was in April, it's still not true. I buy gas once every month. I bought 12.5kg for #14,375 in April and #13,750 on 2nd June. So why would the dish out false statistics? |
Good for him |
Asiwaju Jagaban |
Asiwaju |
olawaleatanda:You were definitely not born when George Opong Weah played football, that's only reason you would call him "low-key". He was twice the player Drogba was. He could dribble, sprint, play sublime passes and score breathtaking goals. The only player that was comparable to Weah when it comes to explosive football, was Ronaldinho. |
BlackViper:The biggest culprit in the scam is PPPRA |
That's why I form humility in my office, there're too many users on the street. They'll exploit and use you, if you allow them. RIP young boy. |
Bmaster:On the contrary, thank God Fubara is not you. With this your small sense, I doubt if you can ever be anything close to Fubara. Life no be movie. |
When I saw the headline, I knew it must come from medias like Sahara Reporters, Gazette or |
Tinubu is what Jonathan wasn't. The talk of him not winning his reelection is absurd and trashy |
It depends on which side of the divide you belong. If you're a APC/Wike/Tinubu supporter, it's a hit. But if you are a member of the defunct obedient/ a sympathetic member to the SDP, ADC, LP coalition or a Fubara sympatizer, it's definitely a huge miss, it will even come with insults. |
It's deep |
No spouse, no children, no vacations. What does he need all that money for? |
I had to stop reading halfway, because I remember that most Nigerians are hypocrites. We preach what we can't practise. Oftentimes, our targets are money, fame and influence or power. Nothing else. |
richmond500:It's not his fault, it's the people who hero worship him I blame. Someone who was a Governor for 8 years in this same Nigeria, also served as an economic advisor to one of the most corrupt President in the country. Today he's behaving as if he never lived in Nigeria, and some people are hailing him. |
PlayerMeji:You're definitely reading this from the Illusionary Book of IPOB. Una too dey think . So you know more than the President? |
I searched through X (Twitter) to see what Malam Nasir El Rufai has been up to with his SDP, all I saw was retweets of random X users of Government Critics. After the much published story of his leaving the APC to join SDP, I thought by now so many opposition figures will be in SDP, to give President Tinubu a serious challenge in 2027, but on the contrary, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, former Governor of Kaduna State, has been notably quiet since joining the Social Democratic Party (SDP) after leaving the All Progressives Congress (APC). His reduced political activity has sparked speculation about his future plans and influence. Reasons Behind the Silence Several factors might contribute to El-Rufai's silence: 1. Tinubu Strategic: President Tinubu's efforts to woo opposition politicians to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the refusal of some PDP and even APC members to be committed to the rainbow coalition have impacted Nasir El-Rufai's Social Democratic Party (SDP), afterall, that may not yield much, in 2027. 2. Strategic Reevaluation: El-Rufai might be reassessing his approach, focusing on building relationships within the SDP. 3. Internal Party Dynamics*: El-Rufai's new party might require time to establish himself and build alliances. 4. Future Ambitions: El-Rufai's plans for the 2027 elections might involve a calculated approach. Implications El-Rufai's silence raises questions about his political future and potential impact on Nigerian politics. Will he regain his influential voice or fade into the background? Only time will tell.
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Jonathan saw wehn! Imagine "prophecies " were already dropping in 2013, 2 years before the 2015 Presidential election. Thank God for President Tinubu, it aural for aural, prophecies for prophecies, aluta for aluta, and one party state for opposition coalitions. Jagaban till 2031 |
Why is he whining his supporters? |
DeltaBachelor:Thumps up for your matured response. I didn't say you lied, but I said I don't believe you, because it's difficult to believe that a man who could recognise or even used a Nitel that went into oblivion in 2000, should be in his mid or late 40s and I don't think such man should be proud to call himself a bachelor. I was 14 when I first used the card in 1994 and I know where I am, 35 years later. Peace. |
DeltaBachelor:I don't believe you! |
No be lie! |
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