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emkz:Obaseki doesn't need to make any peace with any emperor like Tinubu or Oshiomhole. This mentality underlines the problem of our living in the bondage in midst of surplus. Our daft political reason is why we worship our own oppressors yet we expect the country to move forward? People like Tinubu is serving is own ambitions at the expense of the will of the people yet ignorant enslaved youths are hailing him. Is this how Canada and America are ruled that our people all want to run there? If truly Tinubu respects us Edo people while he can campaign for his party, he should hands off his rigging machinery and lets see if he has power in Edo. Obaseki has help to build several successful private financial and economic services companies in Nigeria, he also built his own thriving financial equity service company(Afrinvest) before serving Edo under Oshiomhole for 8yrs without pay. He's not a jobless career politician that have nothing to show outside govt stolen wealth. If he's genuinely defeated he has his business to return to unlike most of our other politicians. So, Obaseki doesn't owe any of them anything to beg for and stop this myopic talk. Ize-Iyamu we know have nothing to offer Edo except to perpetuate himself and his sponsors and retain the govt in the hands self-serving politicians. We all should be queuing behind Obaseki for having the guts to stand against the likes of these and uprooting Oshiomhole into political oblivion. Obaseki's success should give hope to people minded hinderto ostracized technocrats with sound minds and true vision to lead, to venture into politics and take it from emperors. |
Zzor:How many Edo men have "randy you"? Pls tell us what you experienced with Edo men "randying you..." |
SmartProf:You sabi something jare |
golddare:It means you're confused like Ize-Iyamu because a debate is an argument to sell your views and convince people that your points or programme is the desirable and not about attacks. That's where Ize-Iyamu like you and his other admirers missed the purpose of the debate. Ize-Iyamu has nothing to sell to convince people that he has ideas that help the state or that he can be trusted with the state resources. |
COdeGenesis:Smooth talking in campaign and debate doesn't translate to good governance. Politicians like POI are known to be smooth talkers but what they'll do in office is different. We in Edo don't Agberos on our streets again, Obaseki has done that for almost 4yrs now. Talk talk doesn't lead to performance. |
COdeGenesis:POI has been involved with politicians since 1999 from Igbinedion to Oshiomhole but it doesn't translate to him governing well. Obaseki is known to be a shy man who doesn't talk much has been effective in governance and changing way running govt in Edo. POI has nothing in office to be criticised like Obaseki has. |
COdeGenesis:What kind of experience are you talking about? Only campaign experience but no management beyond offices he's appointed to operate. A good campaign does not automatically translate to good governance and people and resources management. He's always been a politician but never won an elected office. |
Racoon:The same story they 've telling us since the military era. But once the issues dies and we are paying more for fuel, it simply means more money in the coffers for them to fight for and share but no promises kept. |
Humanoid01:He will definitely need people when he's old and his attitude to people over the years will affect how people will treat him in his old age and when he's vulnerable... |
GamalNasser:It's not about being "a poor nation" they know we are richer than them all round. It's about the bad behaviours of our young people here. There are still lots of Nigerians in UAE who aren't disturbed. Many low paid employees from Nigeria do alot terrible things here. Many are into Yahoo Yahoo, they sandine themselves into one apartment, some of them bully their fellow Nigerias and other national they flat with. Just yesterday evening a fellow Nigerian told me that her Nigerian neighbour who was owing their landlord Aed.3000, wanted to escape without paying his accumulated rents. He was packing his stuff bit by bit until the Security man/Janitor who is also Nigerian asked his neighbour to him monitor this tenant as it appears he was escaping gradually. The neighbour had earlier bullied the lady and his escape with unpaid rents could implicate the Janitor and cost him his job. These and many more are the dealings of our young people here and they're closing the doors on others. Many other nationals now know Nigerians to be trouble. My residents Visa was renewed during the pandemic as a health care employee. |
GamalNasser:There are still lots of Nigerians in UAE who aren't disturbed. Many low paid employees from Nigeria do alot terrible things here. Many are into Yahoo Yahoo, they sandine themselves into one apartment, some of them bully their fellow Nigerias and other national they flat with. Just yesterday evening a fellow Nigerian told me that her Nigerian neighbour who was owing their landlord Aed.3000, wanted to escape without paying his accumulated rents. He was packing his stuff bit by bit until the Security man/Janitor who is also Nigerian asked his neighbour to him monitor this tenant as it appears he was escaping gradually. The neighbour had earlier bullied the lady and his escape with unpaid rents could implicate the Janitor and cost him his job. These and many more are the dealings of our young people here and they're closing the doors on others. Many other nationals now know Nigerians to be trouble. My residents Visa was renewed during the pandemic as a health care employee. |
Humanoid01:You better don't grow old o. Your attitude towards people as you climb and people you climb passed with determine if you'll reach there and how you'll get there...and whether you 'll be able to stay there ... |
The best students in WAEC or Jamb don't get appreciated or anything from these money miss road na these brainless attention seekers sey tickle their fancy. Nonsense! |
You all can see how vage some big men with big ego can be. What has Ize-Iyamu ever done in his 2 16yrs of involvement with every govt of Edo? What administrative prowess has he demonstrated all these years in govt to show for his capacity to lead Edo? So, in what basis is Capt. Hosa antagonizing Obaseki in favour of Ize-Iyamu? The truth is that Capt Hosa is one of 4 men who had a secret meeting in Abuja to oust Obaseki from gov't because Obaseki has not allowed them unfettered access to Edo resources as they had expected being their party Guvnor. These guys have seen the blueprint of Edo development as drawn by Obaseki and they want to leech on these resources by talking pole position to enrich themselves at the expense of the people. This man has lost the little respect I had for him, his criminal past is revealing his true nature and source of his fortune. |
favor914:It's not about Edo Catching Lagos, it's not one man deciding the destiny of the entire people of a whole state... |
yoruba1914: ![]() Chai! See jab, Elliot and Ize-Iyamu are finished... |
JAMO84:In your imaginations... We 'll start to bury his ambition from Edo guber elections after uprooting Oshiomhole as the APC national chairman, we 're to nail Oshiomhole's political career and strange Tinubu's calculation of using Oshiomhole to prepare the ground for his presidential ambition. |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:A very bitter Ghanaian snooping around Nigerian blogsites to know what Nigerians say about Ghana. What a jobless and hopeless entity. Accept it or not, Nigeria can over run Ghana over night by simply pulling the life wire of your economy then your govt will come begging with their tails btw their legs. |
Efe Ajagba is not yet at AJ's level and it might take at least 3yrs of about 10 more high level bouts to be ready. There are lots of HW aspirants now to brush through and the politics of fight promotions to overcome before facing A.J and by then A.J may have passed his prime and lost the titles. |
ojuu4u:The bane of Nigeria and it's youth is that they see politics as an end itself and they hype and glorify useless politics as that's what makes things work to the detriment of good governance and when those useless mess things they. Politicians don't care about governance but power and looting and yet our young glamourized them. In as much as we glamourize politicians technocrats can't have opportunity to come in and govern purposefully. Polit |
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Aufbauh:If the Ghana Must debacle is their grudge, they're either genuinely ignorant or in denial. It was Ghana that first drove Nigerians out of Ghana in the 1960s, Nigeria only retaliated when Ghanaian crimes rate in Nigeria became a major security issues in the late 70s to early 80s. Fact, Ghanaians make no chill, they belligerent by nature. Go and see their social media space, its either one fight or another among their celebrities and politicians. They're full of jealousy and feel intimidated by Nigeria's influence and power in Ecowas. If Nigeria leaders were as patriotic as should be, Nigeria should have put Ghana in their place for long. |
In the absence of manufacturing and bubbling tourism, aviation hub claims can not be achieved. Constant movements of goods, services and people doing viable businesses and tourism are the key things that drives tourism. |
favor914:You're having a nightmare my dear but Edo won't entertain your nightmare. |
Uyi168:The answer to your question is worth a PhD thesis ![]() |
christopher123:Spot on, you see say na the average students dey over rate themselves why the brilliant students keep humble and reserve. I'm a 22yrs alumnus of the Great UNIBEN, while it's a general attitude of some lecturers in Nigerian public universities to deliberately toughen things for students to seat up while in sch, its sadly part of the Nigerian mentality that until these tension or stress or shouting by authority figures, young people don't seat up. This eventually negatively affects the other students who doesn't need the stressful environment to thrive. Most of our lecturers never improve or upgrade their methods or approach and sadly so, because the schools mgt are not dynamic to assess lecturers out and re train them to improve. There's no way an average hard-working student in Nigeria will not excel in universities abroad, given the more relax and intellect building approach over there and especially after surviving the "war" approach in Nigeria. Too many students on this threat are just being the average Nigerian undergrad, there are advice from some brilliant ones on this thread but they won't learn and grow, only complaints all over. |
Lipscomb:Whether you're trolling or not, Your post deserve a finger-print on your cheek slap (somebody pls help me with that sparklight backhand slap meme...) ![]() |
ProfAmaben:Extraordinary Combo...but Nigerians would reject them even if they're offered for 2023 on any party platform... |
Dididrumz:Their type can never appreciate anything, their frustration always on the loose, and attacking mode all the time |
toffyz:If to earn more is to buy BBM, poverty will hold you down for life. Earn to invest and grow rich investing and let spenders remain broke. It's my little advice to you this morning. |
Notatribalist:Exactly... |
Notatribalist:Yes, but in the 1980, when Nigeria drove Ghanaians out, that was some of the reasons. Ghanaian criminals were all over the place. Can Nigerian criminals survive in Ghana without Ghanaian counterparts? |

