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emkz:From publicly available records, he saved state monies in three banks namely Fidelity Bank, Access Bank, and Diamond Bank. Are you stating that you know for a fact that he was a chairman of all three banks? Or at least two of the banks? Because if he was Chairman in just one and his desire was to profit from state funds, won't he have gone the Alpha Beta way and cornered all? Does Alpha beta ring a bell? Once again, stop clowning. This is a serious conversation |
emkz:Isn't it interesting you did not mention the following: Financial prudence including recognition as the least indebted state and initiating state sovereign wealth savings; also overseeing the most transparent handover ever seen since 1999? Mention a more transparent one? Educational Reforms which remains unprecedented in Nigeria, fostered government-mission partnerships, taking a state from 26th to 1st in WASSCE; a record WAEC later deleted from their archives for reasons best known to them? Healthcare Improvements including the first state owned Teaching Hospital, numerous health initiatives and partnerships which culminated in winning a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation award; an award he doubled and invested back into the state healthcare? Infrastructure and Urban Planning for Anambra State with assistance from UN-HABITAT (it's on record). A 20-year blueprint for infrastructure for all the major cities targeted at sustainability? The centralized state secreteriat? Security Enhancements for the state including consistently improving their infrastructure. A state wreaked with bank robberies in times past had ZERO in his last three years in office..you didn't remember that? Economic Development and Industrialization of Anambra State. Mention any bigger advent of state-backed industrialization in Anambra State before he implemented his blueprint, culminating in the establishment of SAB MIller and IVM? All of these and the only thing you heard was watch, petrol, shoe, and cow? Stop clowning! It's a serious conversation here. |
Olaremedy:Four people tweeting in the room made y'all desecrate Oro for your tribesman, unleash street miscreants on tax paying citizens. You are doing things the old way. You have no place in the New Nigeria. Just steer clear because the train is coming, and will bulldoze anything on its part. |
richie240:No be all these cho cho cho. Show workings! E no build school; school dey. He built education; no building can give you that, not even a 35 billion naira conference center.
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Thiefobi1:Drop evidence please. Enough of marketplace rumours. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxn_yXmSEz8 Key Takeaways from this videoHappy Workers Day, Nigeria! nlfpmod, you like?
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"Must you eat indomie?" - Random Supporter
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Thank God for leaders like Alex Otti. Some people are all about re-election and state capture; man is just doing his job. |
Wokeness. Less than 20% of the world's population are LGBTQIA+ but they shove it down our throats, desecrating the captain's armband and all manner of rainbow apparels. Over 30% of the world are Christians but they have a major issue with an "I belong to Jesus" inscription. |
Aaron Greenspan was really irked when the credibility of his life work was undermined by supporters of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Plainsite.org had been running for years, as a reliable repository of legal documents in the US, until certain Nigerians flippantly began to claim that it is not. That culminated in this; him getting to the root of the matter. I really hope the Nigerian Justice system is taking notes. When President Goodluck Jonathan signed the Freedom of Information Act, it was the elevation of our justice system he had in mind, which is now being severely suppressed. |
Chucks13:But punctuations is of significance to this your post sha. 🥲🥲 |
papyjaypaul: DesChyko:
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Chucks13:No worry boss. Arise TV knows him already 😂😂 |
Putindbutt:I love Nairaland's new feature 😎 |
A government that came in through the backdoor is destined to fail. There are no two ways about it. |
A government that came in through the backdoor is destined to fail. There are no two ways about it. Take Imo State for example... |
Una for put their pictures nah, Ka anyi juo ha ndi diri ha ozi. Una think say we carry water for mouth dey talk our own sha. |
Ritchiee:The man in the video. |
PresidObi:The change is massive. How could he have shouted Change so much, yet, failed to see it coming? 😁😁 He no master the strategy. Anyways, if he repents of his ill will, Obidients can find a place for him. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrwAEjik6oA?si=AHHM1MD-IHIeJowz This footage opens with a heated response from Jesutega Onokpasa, as he defends and denies Tinubu's involvement in bringing the Nigerian economy to its knees. Two years later, he makes U-turn, and agrees with Rufai Oseni, confirming that the Tinubu's regime is indeed a failure. More concerning, is his current looks, just two years into Tinubunomics.
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SoftSport:No, the bulk of them are not being tricked. They are becoming adults before their time because Nigeria has not been fair to their parents' efforts. |
This country. What's the job availability and security ratio compared to her graduate pool? National unemployment rate is at 33%, with Akwa Ibom pegged at 50%. Economic instability. Underfunded Health Sector Poor Infrastructure Up to 10 times lower wages than obtainable abroad. Poor job satisfaction. Worsening insecurity targeting earners like them. Unfair labour practices and rights violation by global standards. But let's ignore all these root causes and force them to stay. |
Never4getU:So, in your opinion, you have not suffered long enough to get the country of your dreams right? It is this defeatist mentality that keeps people sinking into poverty. |
AjegunleBoy:Boss, I just see am for signboard now as I dey trek go work o 😥 |
So that you know, Bread now consumes up to 15% of the average family's monthly food budget. Let's not even talk about yam; that one is now a luxury food item, just like coleslaw. |
No wahala. You may exit Nigeria if the profits from Nigeria is not worth it. If the government did not value your Free Basics initiative, a service offering free access to basic internet services to people, of which Nairaland is also accessible with it, they should feel free to take any decision that benefits Meta business. |
helinues:Yes, I am one of them who is lucky to have a voice. Now mind your sycophantic business. |
A people that cursed the surname of Salako because one of the Obidient leaders has that surname are now asking if it is an Igbo agenda. Even an ostrich has more decency. It is not and will never be an Igbo agenda. It is a place for all alienated by the party in power simply because they exercised their democratic will and spoke the truth to power. If you're concerned about the name, then let me remind you of what happened at John Hopkins recently. Peter Obi quoted publicly known data to show Nigeria has to do better. He was attacked by members of the ruling party; just as they attacked when Obidients rallied to save a teenager from police brutality. The OP was one of those who denigrated the cause to get Alabi Quadri out, a victim of Nigeria. Alabi Quadri was not Igbo; he was not Christian, he was not a voter in the last elections, but he was dear to Obidients. Once again, It is a place for all alienated by the party in power simply because they exercised their democratic will and spoke the truth to power. Our website obidient.com launches in a few hours.
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Nnaoweri:Normal. Certain people have the mindset that you can't be wealthy except you have a shady past; the reason individuals involved in wealth without enterprise are lifted to prominent positions in the society. Here is one who did it with honest work. if you fail to model yourself after him, that's fine. Model yourself after what you prefer. After all, without evil, there will be no good. Good needs evil to make its meaning. |
rinzaugustine:I have never seen this brand of people. We were here when they ran all manner of campaign of calumny and propaganda simply because Osibanjo made public his desire to run. That's how they praised every step of Buhari to the high heavens, only to swing entirely the other way now that he is out of office, and deny claims of their previous involvement. What a way of living. Imagine what they must have told their children in secret, then come out from their homes, faking a smile. They're like a dog that returns to its vomit (Proverbs 26:11).
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Sharpsharp00123:The goal of Christianity is to be Christ-like.It means embodying the attributes and character of Jesus Christ. It involves striving to reflect His nature, such as love, compassion, forgiveness, and humility. It means aiming to live in accordance with God's purpose and to conform to the image of God through Jesus's example. It emphasizes the importance of ethical behavior, spiritual growth, and a deep connection with God, modeled after the life and teachings of Jesus. So, you do not need to say it. Every Christian strives to be this way and we celebrate those who actually do it. You only need to change your circle 🤗🤗 |
Sharpsharp00123:Called the Best Governor of the Year by which Government agency, please? For context, National Poverty Eradication Programme (NAPEP) is a 2001 program by the Nigerian government aiming at poverty reduction, in particular, reduction of absolute poverty. You have the mic now. |
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