₦airaland Forum

garykoeman:
Popular igbo activist.

All dis don cast Randy.

abc115:
How do you expect a candidate that cannot differentiate between snake venom and antivenom to understand tax policy?

He will bring snake venom every zoo since that's the problem he knows about. pic.twitter.com/PHkNZmn9Dr

— Safety Cabal (@gabriel_bolatit) February 8, 2026

SpaceX:
This one brain Dey empty, cobwebs just gather full inside...

Racoon:
Terrible set of humanity I tell you. Godswill Akpabio have committed a lot of legislative criminality against the Nigerian state.

He will forever go down in infamy and his waterloo will be epic. Karma does not forgives or forgets.

IkeOnyia:
Activist indeed with the T-shirt that the protest organizers bought for him.

I am sure that after the protest, all those almajiris and their hajia will be gathered somewhere and given 2k for pure water and biscuit, Peter Obi and his goons already buying votes long before election year.

casualobserver:
What I don’t like about CSOs like this is that to continue to justify the foreign grants they depend on for their livelihoods they would inflame an ignorant populace.

This man is more intelligent and knowledgeable than the nonsense he is spewing. He is merely trying to keep himself and his organisation relevant and in the headlines which equates to more foreign grants from overseas bodies.

He knows IREV is not a collation portal, he knows we don’t do electronic voting, he knows we can’t fully guarantee real-time transmission, he knows the minute you insert real time into the law, then any failure no matter how genuine can potentially jeopardize an election because INECwould be deemed to not have followed the letter of the law.

He knows IREV is not a collation portal, he knows most Nigerians think it is. He knows votes are not counted based on what is on IREV. Instead of him to educate the public, he is inflaming the situation for his own relevance and foreign grants.

Burob:
Same hypocrites that shouted blue murder when Obasanjo sold the refineries b4 he left power in 2007, will come with hypocrisy today.

We hear una, 20 20 hindsight is always perfect, Abubakar Atiku told us something new that the logical minority already knew.

Putindbutt:
Some people just want to talk for the sake of it, perhaps to placate done unthinking online mob. Otherwise, I can't see any rationale in NBA that's still doing vote counting in its election be talking about E-transmission. A body that can't conduct credible elections for less than 50,000 members. High level hypocrisy!

plessis:
Damage control.
Did you promise to give Nigerians constant electricity in 4years or not?

Richtaiwo:
Nigeria deserves leadership anchored in diligence, emotional intelligence, and genuine patriotism. Once again, the facts have spoken-and once again, Peter Obi got it wrong.”

simpleseyi:
If you do the mistake of 1967 again, you will get a more brutal treatment.

SixSeven:
Allegedly booed?

That word is the most abused word used by Nigerians. Nigerians use it to the extent that they can lie and blame it on allegedly.

Dictionary
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allegedly
/əˈlɛdʒɪdli/
adverb
used to convey that something is claimed to be the case or have taken place, although there is no proof.
"he was allegedly a leading participant in the coup attempt"

muyico:
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Not real
Fake