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Spy360:So, you believe he can deliver on his promise to stabilise the country within two years and make it work within a single term in office? Is that correct, or do you have other reasons for choosing him? |
raumdeuter:Na wa o. Shiorrrr! RIP Rufai! |
Spy360:Why do you think the coalition would fail without Obi as the flag bearer? |
donjazzet:Hey, Donj my guy, it’s good to see that you still have a firm belief in Nigeria and have even gone ahead to start working from within a political party. I believe some of the conversations we had a few years ago may have influenced your decision, or maybe it was the Obidient movement that eventually paved the way for you to become an active participant in Nigeria’s politics. Either way, it’s good to see. Following on from one of your previous positions about religion being the key problem in Nigeria, that it hinders peaceful coexistence and, by extension, contributes to our political crisis and the emergence of bad leaders, I’d like to ask: now that you’re actively involved in politics and a registered member of a political party, do you still hold that belief? Or has your perspective shifted since you started participating more directly in the political process? By the way, you can reference the link below to refresh your memory. https://www.nairaland.com/920248/official-chelsea-fan-thread-champions/8844 |
lordfalcao:I agree; however, having the knowledge or experience of what to do when such situations arise increases your chances of survival by almost 50% compared to having none at all. |
Ibime:Good question. I honestly do not know because I have never experienced it before. All I know is never panic, try not to step on the brakes, and hold the steering firmly. Na wetin my dad teach me be that. If e correct…..I no know. |
Ibime:It’s the handling of the vehicle after the tyre blow that’s the real koko. Plenty people like to speed, but not enough people know what to do in situations like that. RIP Jota! |
iamoyindamola:Jesus Christ! 😭😭😭 |
Segedinho:The issue is less about having a one-party state and more about the character of the individuals in the current coalition. During Obasanjo’s era, we had people who were willing to suffer politically for the greater good. But today’s opposition is filled with political opportunists. So, while they can form whatever coalition they like, I can assure you it will change nothing. How can we assess the character of whoever they plan to present when they have consistently shown no grit or integrity, constantly jumping from one party to another? It is one thing to have an opposition but it is far more important to have an opposition with vision, one that holds the incumbent accountable while genuinely fighting for the people. This herd mentality of trying to unseat the incumbent at all costs, only to settle for the next person who has shown no character, no integrity, no leadership and no clear vision for the country is exactly what has brought us to where we are today. I dare say this is the same mistake that gave us APC, Buhari and eventually Tinubu. To make matters worse, our current leaders have mastered the divide and conquer strategy. They have split us along religious and ethnic lines and that is why everything feels so broken. Even though there are still young people ready to fight for this country, the real problem is that the few good leaders who genuinely care about the people cannot seem to come together to organise and lead them effectively. #EndSARS failed due to a lack of leadership and proper organisation. Even the Obidient movement has lost its purpose because of the absence of clear direction. When you deliberately choose to ignore the character of the individuals who have formed this so-called coalition or “gang” as you put it, you are essentially supporting a group of corrupt individuals who are clearly hustling for their own interests at your expense. It is like cutting off your nose to spite your face. It is no surprise that someone like VeryDarkMan has become a household name. When the right option is not available, people will naturally gravitate toward whoever is speaking up. As they say, when the desired is not available, the available becomes the desired. To each their own. I can’t tell you or anyone else here who to vote for or which party to support. What I do know is that I won’t be voting for Tinubu and I won’t be voting for this coalition either. Las las, make every man carry him own kettle. |
izzou:Bro na true talk na lol |
iamoyindamola:My brother, even the free air wey we dey manage no go escape Tinubu’s new tax. |
RIP PDP! Although you were far from a perfect political party, I’m sure the general populace would agree that we were better off in your hands. Omo…. na all man to him yard things now. |
Over the past month or so, the number of people I’ve noticed who see the world in black and white only reinforces the fact that autism is real. By the time the next presidential election comes around, the new agenda will be that if you don’t support the Coalition of Saints, then you must be an Agbadorian. Omo..:…may God not punish anyone with a mind that can’t process nuance or entertain alternative perspectives in life. By the way, I find it interesting that the coalition has settled for ADC. The similarities in the names APC and ADC could prove to be an advantage to ADC if the ruling party fails to sensitise its party members and the general electorate or actual voters. That’s if any sane person still thinks Tinubu is worth another tenure. Genuine mistakes could be made on election day, which may end up benefiting the coalition. That said, the coming presidential election is shaping up to be a toss up between the devil and the devil, as both the ruling party and the coalition represent the rotten state of the people who have been making life changing decisions for this country since 1999. Looking back now, I honestly regret that OBJ didn’t succeed with his third term agenda. Although there were lots of criminals in the class of 1999, I still believe that the overall quality of leadership during OBJ’s time, both from the ruling party and the opposition, was far better than the charade we are witnessing in today’s political scene. Hmmm 💭 |
rooftops:Ireti and Sanchez be like husband and wife wey newly marry. I doubt that bald head go allow am leave anytime soon. |
raumdeuter:All man face him belle abeg |
Enzo5:Omo…see wahala. Anyway, it’s a good opportunity to try the others out. Fingers crossed. |
raumdeuter:😂😂😂 I pray oooo |
iamoyindamola:Na epp we wan epp una bros, make una bring shekini money come collect dem as per customer dada 😂 |
iamoyindamola:When dem go leak Noni and Nkunku news? |
GloriousGbola:The Real Avengers The Coalition of the Saints! |
izzou:My brother, the matter tire Jesus sef! |
Omo… see as wailing full everywhere. Trevor012, una no go come pay £40m for Sterling like this? Cc whodeyhouse Skimpledawg Abeg, make una inform Sterling say we don see buyer for am. Make him pack him bags sharp sharp, him dey head back to Manchester. |
larride:Take am easy, my brother. Abeg try ask Leyqute and Afrodoc2 to contact Egbon Raumdeuter to sponsor the purchase before it’s too late. |
izzou:Both the incumbent and the coalition fit make you choose your house and peace of mind on election day. |
raumdeuter:Leyqute and afrodoc go run am baba. |
BlueMann:Na wa 😌 |
Before I forget, we need to thank God say we no end up with billionaire-on-paper Jim Ratcliffe/INEOS. By now, we for don dey Championship. |
Obi is an unserious person sha, especially with that one-term talk. Assuming our one term is six or eight years, one would agree that it is enough time to steer the country in the right direction. If he can openly admit that he is happy to do just one term, one can only imagine what other deals he might be making that his supporters are not aware of or would not be happy about. By the way, I would like to see him clearly articulate how he intends to stabilise the country in two years. Just maybe, he might be able to convince the neutrals to come out and vote for him if he even ends up on the ballot. |
Enzo5:💯! I agree with you, but Ireti will always do Ireti things, so we’ll just have to wait and see. |
iamoyindamola:😂😂😂 Customer dada! I hope you don see the latest update? Noni and Nkunku to follow soon. |
dominiqu:Iamoyindamola how market? e be like after Kepa signing, una go collect Noni and Nkunku join las las. Customer dada ni 😂 |
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