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We practically protested against any form of military intervention in Niger at the expense of resources we don't have. We, the conscientious Nigerian citizens, were vocally and verbally against it. The FG and their agents tried to drive the narrative that it was necessary for our national integrity but we called them out for what they were; busybodies. It all culminated in our very own journalist extraordinaire exposing the plans to invade Niger, in spite of the citizens' stance and against the interest of the citizens, and seemingly to promote a certain foreign affiliation. This eventually brought a gradual end to the debacle. Fast-forward a few weeks after all that shenanigan, some form of image laundry is taking place to exempt the FG from their complicity in spearheading the drive to invade Niger. See tweet: https://twitter.com/realFFK/status/1714344884470010269?t=5Guiybhor5QaP9InZqu-BA&s=19 Of course, we saw through the lies and called them out for what they are. This, ladies and gentlemen, is why they want an end to social media, because that is the one arm they can't manipulate.
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Deemas:ABI ooo. Just typing in bold and caps as if anyone is the reason he didn't eat last night😐 |
Obiedun:Yes. We know your kinds and what you represent. |
mrvitalis:This makes a lot of sense. I appreciate this insight. |
The best quality a leader can exude is having their heart beat as one with the people. Debt is the biggest problem facing every Nigerian entity. It stunts growth and development. To see a leader shunning pleasures for pragmatic approach to governance is something we are in dire need of. Abians have done well for themselves after so many years of getting it wrong. Hopefully, our collective time will come too. Let's stay steadfast. We will get it right eventually.
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Godwin4444:You're a sycophant feeding off the table of oppressors; no amount of moniker changes can hide what you are, Chief. Youel exist on Nairaland only for your daily bread. Own it. It's how you make your living. It's what you live for. I mean, look around you. Haven't you ever questioned your circle? It's really funny you're trying so hard to run away from your identity 😁 You can scream Igbo all you want, but you see this thing called integrity, you don't pick it off the streets. Take that to the bank. |
Godwin4444:I honestly do not understand you. Are you saying CSU can't authenticate what they approved? Did you even read the letter or the report or the deposition before you're spilling letter u all over the place? Don't quote me to tell me about the useless policies you supported under the previous government and are now rebuking under the current government, you double-faced sycophant. Integrity is actually a way of life to some of us, even though you find that impossible to believe. It's going to be a hard sell for you since you feed off the table of oppressors. |
Just confirmed that this is really from him. It's comforting to know that at least, he is not being funded by the oppressors. Let's do this, guys 👌🏾 https://twitter.com/DavidHundeyin/status/1713998479146565989?t=aV9ntpxMIqzhlp0zOchljA&s=19 |
Nice.. So if it was brought to CSU for vetting and signing like BBC claimed, why did they not outrightly authenticate the certificate? What a joke. Especially as there is no picture of the signed document. Oluwole letter. |
What kind of responsible human being will want to randomly be on the road at 11 PM? |
Consolation. OBI-gini with Uzodinma in your dreams. Even that '4+4' language is a trademark APC language. |
Hmmm.. Is there a reason this is here? Perhaps to warn us about something? I could have sworn this same TV was advertised as being bought for over 250k. Now it's 184k. I remember because you were dragged asf and someone who also bought the TV showed it was bought at a lesser price. I also remember you mentioning you bought it 2 years ago or something. We aren't all that forgetful, you know. It's strange your profile shows 4 topics created but only 3 is visible. Perhaps this thread with all these information was hidden/deleted. MODIFIED: Of course, a look through my History convinced me I wasn't wrong. This was the previous thread which I viewed 3 days ago. https://www.nairaland.com/7874583/big-hisense-tv-carton-im/1
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My dream is to live in one of the least prayerful countries in the world. At least, they're using their brains in place of prayers since they're getting their economy right. |
rex444:Are you playing? Did you even do any research before this? You have no idea what you are saying, sorry. |
Stricker321:Which means, there's a trail of paperwork to define if Tinubu applied for a replacement. - His application for a replacement in the 1990s. - His payment for the replacement. - His correspondence with the so-far-nameless third party vendor. - The correspondence between the third party vendor and the school regarding the replacement. - The payment trail between the third party vendor and the school either way. It'll the difficult to not be able to prove such transaction took place. |
I couldn't make sense of my friend eventually buying Tecno Camon 12 Pro valued at 66k for 88k despite making an initial deposit of 20k with the balance payment spread over 6 months. If I need it, I will save for it. Even if I must pay in installments, hold it until I pay for it completely. Meanwhile, this plan still needs to be verified. It beggars belief. Let me check out the cost differences if any. MODIFIED: What?? I tried installing the app but what the hell?? Look all the permissions the app is asking. 😂 How can a person who gives up privacy like this be confident walking the streets? 😲
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Stricker321:Don't mind the clever-by-half fellows. What that means is that anyone can just walk into any location and print any document. Which University grants a random body that kind of autonomy in its name? 🤣 |
This is solid, coming from kids. India and China have their kids doing these already and it is great that Nigerian kids have entered the scene. India and China remain a right allusion after all. We shouldn't get pained when being compared to them. |
OneCandleAway:Normally. I didn't bother explaining all that for anyone. I mean, it's not really that hard to find out. There are Catholics everywhere. |
stuffs2002:1:40 PM to 3:16 PM - Knocked out for over 2 hours. Bravo.. You have a high tolerance guage for weed. 😎 Cc: successmatters |
Zxcvbnmghtr:You wish you had it this easy. Every lies against my principal busted with only a mouse click for free. Yours depends on panic meetings and PR and propaganda and cashing-in favours and stooges and loss of reputation..damn. You've got to agree.. Ain't no better media than citizen journalism. The war against social media freedom is actually a war against truth. |
successmatters:That means we should expect no further response for the next few hours.🤣 Man's out. |
stuffs2002:Oh, nice. I know it was Kwale weed that inspired the 'brother' story. But this 'shot dead' story must mean it's either 'Oleh' weed or 'Ogwashi Uku' weed 🤔 |
You may give up now. There is only one 'Peter' of the Obi Family. That's the one you already know.. Yeah, the clean one. His brother is 'Fabian' , not Peter. He is a Priest. He didn't attend CKC like 'Peter Obi' did. Below are all his records, all verifiable, including his Primary and Secondary school records. I would have placed a bet for them to do the same with a certain public figure but since all other bets have gone unredeemed, let me rest. 😌
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Lol.. You heard 133 million people live in multidimensional poverty and you're talking down on a person earning over 100k per month? What a sick joke. |
Dear obidients and well-meaning Nigerians, the herculean task of building a working society is not a child’s play; it requires a lot of consistency, advocacy, value reorientation, sacrifices, and perseverance. When they yell at you, it just means that you are putting in the effort because these actions have consequences that the beneficiaries of the status quo are afraid of. In the face of these relentless attacks, Obidients have shown remarkable resilience and determination. Despite attempts to tarnish their reputation and silence their voices, the Obidients have persevered, advocating for responsible leadership and good governance in Nigeria. The movement represents a beacon of hope in the fight against corruption and inequality, embodying the spirit of active citizenship and collective action. As they continue to face challenges and obstacles, their unwavering commitment serves as a testament to the power of ordinary citizens striving for a better future for their nation. https://parallelfactsnews.com/challenging-narratives-to-demean-obidients/ |
J.J. Omojuwa, one of Nigeria’s social media influencers, has now joined the fray. In a post on his X account and published in some newspapers titled “Surviving “Obidients”: A Different Kind of Opposition,” he accused Obidients of threatening his family and bullying him on social media. Well, without mincing words, I would not like to join issues with Omojuwa; he is just paranoid that Nigerians are now very active in the politics of the nation; hence, it is needless for the so-called influencers to amplify our voices. The Nigerian youths now know that their collective voices are unmatched by any of these “cashivists” masquerading as influencers. In his usual rants, Omojuwa alluded to the fact that some users on social media set up accounts to defame him. He said, “I have been on the receiving end of their vitriol. I get threatened by them almost every day, even on days I am not online. My wife received threats in her Instagram inbox, while various anonymous accounts set up by the group have repeatedly defamed my person”. Omojuwa defamed and maligned President Goodluck Jonathan between 2011 and 2015, and the heavens did not fall, and the then presidency did not sponsor paid online influencers to cast aspersion on his person. Omojuwa, what could be more Vitriol than the tweets that emanated from you during this period? Omojuwa, like his contemporaries, is angry that Nigerians are now more conscientious, increasingly becoming more aware, and now becoming active citizens when he now enjoys the fraternity of power brokers, a privilege he never enjoyed in the past. How will he not bark when Obidients has constantly maintained that his friend, Seyi’s father, who happens to be in the villa, forged his CSU certificate submitted to INEC according to new evidence available in the United States? Omojuwa is content with having the ears of Seyi; Nigeria can burn for all he cares, and as long as he is in the midst of those in power, our constitution can be bastardized. NBC can shut down all dissenting voices and even regulate social media; the dollar can rise to 2k per dollar; and the likes of Omojuwa do not care as long as they have unfettered access to the first family or presidency. The rest of us can simply take CNG buses and go to hell. Let me remind Omojuwa that the Obidients are the most attacked and vilified political group in Nigeria. During the presidential campaigns in Lagos State, held at Tafawa Balewa Square, over 20 Obidients were attacked and their cars vandalized. On election day, the story was not different. Obedient voters who came out to vote in Lagos and in some other parts of the country faced attacks from the mobs sponsored by other political parties. Where was Omojuwa when MC Oluomo issued threats to residents of Lagos who would not vote APC not to come out at all to attempt to vote? During this period, Ojuwa lost his voice because he didn’t want to lose the goodwill he now enjoys with power brokers; doing so to him was akin to being ungrateful. When Omojuwa comes out to spill out propaganda and advance an agenda that is not “agendering”, the audience should take it with a pinch of salt and not dignify him with a response. “Man must chop”. Omojuwa, like many others, are afraid that a working Nigeria will put food out of their table and will not sit down idle and not fight back.
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In recent times, I have noticed with so much astonishment, efforts by some prominent Nigerians, both offline and online, to give the Obidient movement (Obidients) and their supporters a bad name. This campaign has been orchestrated and harmonized to make it seem like the proponents have rights in their state of ignorance. The obidient movement is the only fabric of opposition holding our nascent democracy, and it will not be out of place that the movement has come under unmeritorious attacks by some irredentist opportunistic fellows profiting from the current state of affairs in Nigeria. These coordinated attacks were launched by Professor Charles Soludo, the executive governor of Anambra State, in November, when he issued a press release in response to his claims in an interview that Peter Obi’s investments in Anambra are next to nothing. In that press release, the solution-bereft governor tacitly called Peter Obi supporters a social media mob on many occasions. I would not blame Prof. Soludo; his insecurity and the idea of losing Anambra to the Labour Party in the next governorship poll are enough to send him into hallucinations and a state of mental imbalance. Only the guilty are afraid of change, so we can understand where “Ndi” Prof. is coming from. The headless mob, as they vainly try to portray Obidients, has written their names in gold in the annals of politics in this country, no matter how hard the thieving class and those benefiting from the current state of the nation might try to detract them. They have shown consistency, perseverance, and an uncommon desire to birth a new Nigeria that works. In recent times, Professor Wole Soyinka has also taken a swipe at obidients and labeled them as fascists. This name tag on people who have advocated for responsible leadership and good governance over the past few months disgusts me. Let me remind our dear professor that the real fascists are those who have increased fuel pump prices by more than 200% in recent months; the real fascists are those in charge of the hyperinflation-plagued economy; the real fascists are now his friends with whom he mingles in Lagos and Abuja; and the real fascists are those who are making life intolerable for the more than 100 million Nigerians who live in abject poverty. Professor Soyinka obviously is not a good student of history, as he is with literature, so I understand where his shortsightedness is coming from on issues of national importance. https://parallelfactsnews.com/challenging-narratives-to-demean-obidients/ |
rottennaija:Scared keh? Omo, we're just minding our business out here. 😎 Nah people wey don chop belleful dey fight war. |
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