₦airaland Forum

Bakinson234:
Security is a collective responsibility,we must be determined to expose the saboteurs among us, whether it's our family members or friends, blaming the government would not help,we must be our brothers keeper

madridguy:
A big shame on the entire Yoruba leaders.

Burob:
Just a pity, & it is not my fault that those fraudulent people will rule over u, & u will be subject to them for the rest of your life as long as you remain trapped in Nigeria your country, either u relocate east to Cameroon, or west, to a near by ECOWAS country.

Because no civilized country in Europe, or in the Americas will grant a person like u a visitor’s visa.

Sorry for been trapped in the Zoo.

Burob:
The moniker that u used to campaign for your messiah Gringory Obi from 2019- 2023 u abandoned it after your general election loss in march 2023, & registered this your new name on April 06, 2023?

After your general election loss in march 2027, u will register a new name again on April 6, 2027 to hide your shame.

FSBoperator:
I advised you guys to take up occupational therapy like basket weaving to help sooth your loss and mental trauma following the defeat of your Obi but you all mocked and insulted me.

Now see as your crase don dey ready to enter market.

PulaPower:
The lane you’re standing on is a defeated lane. You can’t escape the defeat. It’s in you like PEAK MILk..

PulaPower:
Not true. According to what I heard on Radio Biafra, he’ll get nothing less than 11m votes in Lagos and 22.5m votes in SW..

PulaPower:
Not true. According to what I heard on Radio Biafra, he’ll get nothing less than 11m votes in Lagos and 22.5m votes in SW..

noleflendum:
In 2023, Peter Obi frequently attended Christian crusades and church gatherings, urging congregations to “take back their country” through the ballot. But as another election season approaches, he has noticeably stopped using church platforms for political campaigns because of backlash. If Peter Obi gets 4 million votes from next year election I promise to deactivate my account

DomPerignon:
Which they ran to the ground.

DomPerignon:
Dwarf defender

ogolemati:
the CEO of bullion vans manufacturing company need some money to fill the newly manufactured bullion vans. yarimo and helinues what do you guys think about this

Mccullum:
You never give facts in countering a reasonable responses to you, once you cannot counter it with facts logically, you'll resort to jabbing with laughing emoji that's not connecting with the subject matter.

chariisGRACE:
When people hear me say that Obi can never become the President of Nigeria, they shrug in disbelief and contempt.

They think I say these things out of spite for the man, or because I don't trust his governance. That's far from it. The truth is, I don't trust any man to govern with the truth. My golden rule remains: Politicians are all the same.

Lest I digress, why then do I take such a stance against Obi whose promises are unarguably enlightening and hope reviving in the Nigerian dream? Why do I spit 'scorn' against a man whose oration resurrect the souls who demised clinging to the hopes of a better Nigeria? "Nigeria go better" have never felt so close to reality, thanks to Obi.

Obi is no doubt, the beam of photons emanating from a lighthouse to some downtrodden seafarers who have been lost at sea for over 60 years.

MY POINT

Whether you like it or not, Nigeria is under the control of some puppeteer(s), and Obi has continuously given off a suave of someone who's not willing to be a 'puppet', which is one of the pre-requisites of overseeing an office of such magnitude.

At this point, I don't think there's a need to continue writing, because you must have figured it out by now. For those who are yet to put the Jigsaw pieces together, it is simple, if you're not ready to become a puppet, there's no governing mandate for you.

Obi is famed for overtly brandishing his saintism. He takes pride in talking about this flawless personality, which is obviously one of his selling point.

These heavenly characteristics of his are one of the reasons why a 2 month old baby would call out his mother's maiden name before Obi becomes the President.

The powers that designate powers to people to rule counties like Nigeria cannot risk having their tap shut off from siphoning our commonwealth. They need people with stains that they can hold on to as guarantee.

Nigeria, like some other African countries that are rich in natural resources are being harvested with reckless abandon by the colonisers. Since Peter Obi is not ready to become a faucet, and he's arranged plans that could likely see their operations shut down, there's no way they'd hand-over control of the reservoir to him.

So, if by now you cannot see the handwriting on the wall, and you believe Peter Obi has a chance come 2027, I have a stadium to sell to you at just ₦25,250.

Modified: Some readers are misunderstanding me. I'm not saying that Obi would be a bad choice for Nigeria. In fact, if elections were fair and open, he'd win before it even started.

My point is that, as long as this current World Order is concerned, Obi will never become Nigeria's President.

Seun

Kemetian:
YOU HAD NO "PURCHASING POWER".

"PURCHASING POWER" BASED ON FUEL SUBSIDIES AND A CHAOTIC DUAL EXCHANGE RATE THAT DISCOURAGED INVESTMENT AND SIMPLY LED TO ARBITRAGE, IS WHAT LED THE COUNTRY TO THIS CRISIS IN THE FIRST PLACE.

BORROWING $10 BILLION A YEAR FOR FUEL SUBSIDIES IS WHAT GAVE YOU YOUR "PURCHASING POWER".

MR POWER.

Christistruth03:
Politics was never your cup of tea

Christistruth03:
The Kogi Govt should give them only one answer if we Catch you you are going down.
No negotiations

jmoore:
The one you posted before 2023 elections that Obi won't get up to 1 million votes, you have abandoned that account and created a new account.

See as you bring your own mother into the topic. You don't have respect for her?

yarimo:
Anambra state is not up to one LGA in Niger state, yet the only achievements of Peter obi as governor was to increase poverty rate beyond expectations

According to the signal, the police authorities expressed concern over what they described as the increasing presence of POS operators around police facilities and allegations linking some of them to corrupt practices and extortion.