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How is this tribal? Its a fact!!!

chopnaira:
No one is competing with you.

Show me the tribal comment in my post you quoted

chopnaira:
Everything is tribal to you. Smh

If the opposition were united, they'd still rig it just above the numbers. Where the opposition not united in 2019? Or you think Buhari won 2019 elections?

emkz:
People did not want him to win because majority of the votes went to the opposition.

The division of PDP into Atiku's faction, Obi's group, Kwankwaso's group and Wike's group split the votes that would have gone to PDP.

That is so obvious that even a fool can see it.

Even if they provide you with evidence polling unit by polling unit, you'd never agree that you were defeated.

Selling dollar at a particular price means fixing naira at that price. Whether it will stay at that price depends on the quantity sold. CBN is running out.

Your other question is useless

PressMyButton:
So, selling dollars means defending?
Let me test your little brain. When last did CBN sold dollars to BDCs?

Una go just dey look for things to compete with people wey nor send una

LegendHero:
You mean Ibos are competing with Ibibio people on the list?

How can you compete with Yoruba when the only Ibo movie that made the top 10 was directed by a Yoruba man?

First try to outcompete the Ibibios on the list first, then we can talk.

That means you felt really pained when i made that comment.

Sorry about that

emkz:
I recall your user ID. You said reading my comments was a painful exercise. Responding to my comments means you need medical help.

Responding to your delusions is a waste of productive time.

Run along and go to where children are playing. This is an adult space.

Always competing with Igbos.

In the film industry, Igbos wanna make money so they make LOTS of small movies. Its all about quantity by small time producers to make money

LegendHero:
DIRECTORS OF THE TOP 10 MOVIES/SERIES WATCHED BY NIGERIANS ON NETFLIX — Q1 2024

1 Kunle Afolayan [Aníkúlápó]
2 Adeniyi Omobulejo [Olóládé]
3 Editi Effiong [The Black Book]
4 Adeoluwa Owu [Adire]
5 Dimbo Atiya [War: Wrath & Revenge]
6 Moses Inwang [Blood Vessel]
7 Kayode Kasum [One Too Many]
8 Jay F. Jituboh [Dinner]
9 Moses Inwang [Merry Men 3: Nemesis]
10 Kayode Kasum [Áfàméfùnà: An Nwa Boi Story]

Why do you guys give so much attention to Reno?

mohbadliveson:
A former presidential aide and social media influencer, Reno Omokri, had challenged Peter Obi former Anambra state governor and his followers to present a single school he built in his eight years as governor.

Obi explained that he did not construct new schools as Anambra State governor because the state was ranked 26th in the nation when he arrived, with shuttered schools and a broken educational system, saying that by the time he departed, Anambra had risen to the top.

Obi said, “I improved the quality, physical and mental well-being of the people, schools, had the basic things they needed and the people shone like stars and that was my manifesto.

“Building new schools when the old ones are moribund is just like building coastal lines when internal roads are impassable.”

Why has Reno not reply or fault his claim?

Because they can't use all the reserves. Infact, it wasnt reserves they were using but treasury bills sales proceeds

PressMyButton:
Then why did the naira fall by 300naira in a week?, how possible when there's $32billion in the reserves?.
Obi's investment in hero beer has fallen to next to nothing, his UK NEXT was shut down by UK authorities due to fraud.

Are you blind?

Is CBN issuing dollars at 1000 to BDCs loke before? E don cast

PressMyButton:
From 1100 back up to 1400, Obidients are jubilating once again, they are no longer saying CBN is defending the naira. Despite debunking their lies of CBN defending the naira when it was gaining.
Can we say Naira is falling when CBN is defending it?

Which projects?

richiemcgold:
From my observation, federal government kinda has a special interest in Rivers than other SS states. If not for all these unecessary fracas between wike and Funbara, this would've been the best time to work hand-in-hand to draw more federal projects to the state.

Stop celebrating godfatherism, its not in your interest

Whalis:
Ipobidient face your dot state.
Have you ever considered someone who is not the governor but has the three senators, all rep members, almost all Hoa members and party machineries supporting or backing him? People have conscience. There must be something amiss somewhere. But as an ipobidient it doesn't make any meaning to you.

LegendHero,

Oturugbeke

Ina don come again. Thats how Mahmmud shutdown IREV when they saw LP winning the presidential election

aswani:
LP will not win one, just one, polling unit in all of Ẹdo state.

Tinubu won less states than Obi. He did not win any major state so how did he win?

He was rigged in by INEC

Afamed:
Children of frustration over to Una.

It's pure common sense.

You didn't win any of the states in either NE or NW.

You only won 6 Senate seats out of 109

Yet you go around looking for your stolen mandate

No description fits them better than Gbajue

If many did not want him to win, how did he win?

Simple, INEC shutdown IREV and wrote results for him.

Let INEC produce the polling unit by polling unit results as required by law

emkz:
For those wondering why I share the comments above, many did not want Tinubu to win.

That is why he won. His party was against him, many were against him as they blamed him for Buhari's failures. He himself did not expect to win the primaries or the elections. He was afraid on the day of the primaries. We could see it. During the primaries, his hands were visibly shaking as he struggled to read.

He was mocked.

Then something began. Akpabio gave a glowing speech praising himself and stepped down for Tinubu. The one that shocked me the most was Tinubu's arch-enemy, Ibikunle Amosun, who step down for Tinubu. Those who didn't stepped down were down-stepped in the primary elections.

The man himself said he didn't expect to win.

On the day of the election, Tinubu was exhausted and clearly afraid. The confidence was gone (see pictires below). He didn't cut the confidence of a person who believed he could win the elections, unlike the others who went into elections with foolish confidence.

He was mocked yet again.

I heard one newspaper even preprinted a headline to mock him hoping he'd lose with the words: "Tinubu finally lulehs". It was the newspaper and TV station that showed the greatest bias towards Tinubu and mocked him the most.

Then results of Lagos came out. Tinubu was mocked. Osun came out, he was mocked. FCT came out, he was mocked. Southeast states came out, he was further mocked for not even scoring up to 5000 votes in one state and getting zero %. In the estimation of the exigent masturbatory lovers of Nigeria, the elections in those states were free and fair.

Then results from core Yoruba states showed up starting with Ekiti. The devil in Dino Melaye wanted to take over, but he was stopped. Ondo showed, Ogun, and Oyo. People's songs changed.

Yobe results followed, a core APC state and Atiku took it. Then Gombe went to Atiku. Katsina came out and Atiku defeated Tinubu. People started bracing up for an Atiku presidency.

From out of nowhere, Niger state results came out, and told Tinubu: "we gat you". Many did not know Tinubu had long ties to Borgu in Niger State. As we were waiting Plateau came out and went to Obi. Benue showed up and went to Tinubu. Other states showed up, including Kebbi, where Atiku narrowly defeated Tinubu. Atiku took Sokoto, but Zamfara stood strong for Tinubu. Tinubu only won one local government area in Kaduna State. Atiku's minions started celebrating. Note that Obi was non existent in the northwest.

The results that completely ruined Atiku's chances came from Kano where Atiku came a distant 3rd! At that point, the elections were over.

Goodluck Jonathan was sidelined and mocked by Yar'adua's henchmen. Within a year, he became president and went further to win the elections.

Finally, the chosen ones are not usually the popular ones. Mind who you mock today, because you have no control over tomorrow.

He just have enough stolen money to bribe the institutions. His time will pass.

A criminal drug baron, certificate forger and narcotics trafficker carries no grace and thats why Nigerians are seriously suffering under his rulership like never before.

Country is retrogressing and you're celebrating the fraud Tilumbu

emkz:
I shared these comments elsewhere:

emkz:
Hmm.

One thing you must accept is that some people have grace, and you cannot take it away from them.

What if Tinubu carries grace?

Dino Melaye threatened to violate his wife; today, Dino has been trying to revive his political career after he was booted out of the senate.

Elisha Abbo was one of those who talked down on his wife and also opposed Tinubu/Shettima ticket. Abbo was booted out of the senate.

Abdullahi Adamu was opposed to him, and he is today without a job.

Kofoworola Buknor-Akerele fought him and got kicked out of politics.

Godwin Emefiele attempted to fight him, but today, he is a pitiable sight to behold.

Obaseki attempted to humiliate him; today, he is having difficulties governing Edo State because he is fighting everybody.

One of Osinbajo's aides, Babafemi Ojudu, talked down on this man, and today, the man is licking his wounds.

The man demystified Obasanjo. The man demystified Ayo Adebanjo. The man demystified messianic political tendencies. The man even openly opposed some of Buhari's policies. He is still standing.

Pastors and latter-day christian political pontiffs opposed him. One by one, their prophesies came to doom and they were put to shame. Those are people who claimed to be God's mouthpieces.

At the height of PDP rigging machinery, he was the last man standing. In an opposition and outside politics, he helped his party win back the states they lost and through alliance, crippled the PDP into a toothless opposition. Since that time, PDP has consistently handed presidential ticket to a serial loser as if they have no presidential materials.

While those who fought him ended in political poverty and went into oblivion, those who respected him and honoured him rose to the heights of their pursuits and did well!

Despite all the things said against this man, despite death some of you wished upon him, he is still standing strong. At first try, he won the coveted seat. Does this not tell you something? Those of you opposing him and making fun of him, are your lives better by so doing?

Tinubu had no business becoming president after the dismal performance of former president Buhari on security, economy and anti-corruption. But greed, immaturity and tactlessness made Atiku, Obi and Kwankwaso hand him the presidency. Is that not grace?

You can criticize him and his policies constructively; but mocking him? The man may be carrying grace that some of you cannot fathom. Let me sound like a low-budget pastor: mocking a man with grace can only bring disgrace. If you look at the Holy Books, God's instruments were not picked from the popular, the high and mighty or the expected, but the picked were made popular, high and mighty because the anointing was Grace.

I don't know if Tinubu has been anointed. But looking at how people conspired against him to eventually help him win, it speaks of a mysterious power that set confusion in the camp of the opposition. If na juju, that juju strong gan.

Some may argue that he rigged elections. You don't agree that he rigged elections in Lagos, Abuja, Osun, Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, but you claim he rigged to win. Where exactly did he rig election and how?

He just have enough stolen money to bribe the institutions. His time will pass.

A criminal drug baron, certificate forger and narcotics trafficker carries no grace and thats why Nigerians are seriously suffering under his rulership like never before

emkz:
I shared these comments elsewhere:

They're playing stupid politics. Give to this side, give to that side

swagana:
US dey mad with their double speak. After saying Igbo voters was not allowed to vote in Lagos they still said election was credible. How huncle Sam how?

Because both INEC and the judiciary were highly compromised!

Paraman:
LP and PDP had the chance to prove the election was not credible, but they couldn't prove it

Why didnt they bring the report then? They have lost almost all the West African allies except Nigeria and its understandable why they'd be pandering to Nigeria.

How can there be widespread irregularities and at the same time acceptable to them?

Ezewuzie01:
The US report only mentioned some minor infractions in Lagos but it saw nothing wrong with the conduct in Rivers state that Obirodents have been calling out Wike for. Overall they scored Tinubu a pass mark and the elections met their threshold to be considered a true reflection of the people's will.

Stale

zionstaar75:
cry dumbo!u still have 7 years to wail and cry so keep at it

Trump will make America great again. Who cares about the corrupt Nigerian government?

Jostoman:
is America not great now? or you want to compare USA with your government that doesnt respect their own constitution and rule of law.

It is what it is

Roger3D:
You're still crying about Jonathan?

Agbalagba wey dey do like kindergarten

seunmsg:
Sore losers like Peter Obi. The party will win with of without them.

Akpata is the next governor of Edo State!

Edo nor be Lagos!

garfield1:
Efforts in utility.may obaseki lead them to failure...

GEJ has gone but the ant infested firewood used in chasing him away is still attracting lizards. The North had it coming alright

iwaeda:
Bandits have attacked the palace of the Emir of Zurmi, Alhaji Bello Muhammad Bunu, killing three people and abducting some residents of the town.

The bandits, who stormed the town around 10pm on Wednesday, according to locals, also attacked the residence of the former Military Administrator of Nasarawa State, Colonel Bala Muhammad Mande (rtd).


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While Col. Mande, a former minister of environment under Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration was not in the house, Emir Bunu was in the palace when the bandits launched the attack, Daily Trust learnt.

During the attack, the bandits also destroyed a GSM mast and burnt two generating sets located adjacent the emir’s palace.

A resident of the town who pleaded anonymity, told our reporter that upon their arrival in the town, the bandits went straight to the emir’s place and opened fire at the entrance gate in their efforts to gain access.


He said: “Gladly, the gate was locked, otherwise they would have gained access into the palace and probably reached the emir’s apartment. He was the main target because they attempted to kidnap him not long ago.



“In fact, he just returned to the town on Monday after the first attempt to kidnap him failed. The emir was silently moved to the state capital, Gusau, where he spent a week there,” the source said.

Another resident, who also did not want to be named, said when the bandits failed to gain access to the palace, they moved to the residence of the former military administrator and fired several shots at the gate, thereby damaging it.

“On their way out of the town, they killed three people and abducted some others. We don’t know the number of people abducted because when the bandits started the shooting, residents ran into the bush for safety.

“No one dared stay back when the bandits were firing shots. The magnitude of the gunshots was scary, hence, we all ran into the bush for our dear lives.

“We are calling on the government to provide enough soldiers to the town because the bandits may return again since they know the emir is in town. All they want is to abduct the emir and we don’t know why they want to kidnap him,” the resident said.

Another resident, Muhammad Inuwa said he was planning to relocate his family to Gusau as he could not endure the trauma the residents were going through due to attacks by armed bandits.

He said: “I am tired…We are struggling to cope with the economic situation and at the same time battling with banditry. The burden is too much for us to shoulder. I cannot bear it anymore.

“I am contemplating relocating my family to Gusau. At least, if they are in the state capital I can have peace of mind and concentrate on my menial job,” he said.

A father of six, Inuwa, also called on governments to come to their aid by providing them with adequate security personnel that would protect their lives and properties.




Police confirm attack

The Commissioner of Police in Zamfara, Muhammad Shehu Dalijan, confirmed the attack but said he was not aware that some people were killed.

CP Dalijan, however, admitted that one of the staff of Zurmi emir’s palace was abducted by the bandits.

“He was not abducted in the palace as being speculated. Rather, he was abducted somewhere within the town.

“I can only confirm the abduction of one person and the burning of GSM service mast,” he said.

Daily Trust reliably gathered that three people: Sarkin Gida of Zurmi Emirate, Alhaji Yusuf Buhari; a local tea seller whose shop is close to the palace and one other person were those abducted by the bandits during the attack.


A relation, who preferred not to be named, said, “Sarkin Gida was not so lucky. He was coming out from the palace when the bandits started firing at the gate. So, when he started running, the bandits shouted at him and asked him to stop.

“They warned him that even if he entered his house, they would follow him inside and abduct him. So, he stopped and they kidnapped him along with the tea seller and one other person,” he said.

It was further learnt that although the bandits did not gain access into the palace, they looted all the properties in the emir’s family house also located adjacent the palace.

Another palace source, who pleaded anonymity, said the attack had shaken the entire members of the royal family, as according to him, “Our concern is the safety of the emir. It appears this time around the bandits wanted to embarrass the entire traditional institution. We will continue praying against them.

“Although we have not received additional security operatives, the personnel of the state-owned Community Protection Guard (CPG) and members of the vigilante group have been mobilised to the palace to protect the emir.”

Daily Trust recalls that Wednesday’s attack on the palace was the second of its kind in Zamfara State, as the palace of Emir of Maru, Alhaji Abubakar Gado Maigari, was also attacked by bandits last year.

During the attack, a policeman and a physically challenged person were killed by the bandits.



https://dailytrust.com/bandits-attack-zurmi-emirs-palace-kill-3/

Show workings, leave propaganda!

Paraman:
A financial data and media company, Bloomberg, has ranked the Dangote Refinery above the top 10 biggest refineries in Europe.

According to data compiled by the business news platform, the refinery has more capacity than many European ones.

The $20bn-worth refinery located in Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lagos State, can refine 650,000 barrels of petroleum products per day.

The report sighted by our correspondent on Thursday stated that this is over 246,00bpd capacity, more than Shell’s Pernis Refinery, which is located in the Netherlands.

It added that the Pernis Refinery, which has an installed capacity of 404,000bpd, is the biggest in Europe. The BP Rotterdam Refinery in the Netherlands has a capacity of 380,000.

Bloomberg also reported that the GOI Energy ISAB Refinery in Italy was built with a refining capacity of 360,000bpd.

Also, the TotalEnergies Antwerp refining facility in Belgium can refine 338,000bpd.

Others listed in the report were the Orlen Plock Refinery in Poland with 327,000bpd; Shell’s Rheinland in Germany with 327,000bpd; Miro Refinery in Germany with 310,000 capacity; and the ExxonMobil Anterwep Refinery in Belgium with 307,000 capacity.

It added that the Saras Sarroch Refinery in Italy had 300,000 capacity; the ExxonMobil Fawley in England had 270,000bpd capacity.

The Bloomberg report described the Dangote Refinery as a ‘game changer’ and said it was taking advantage of cheaper US oil imports for as much as a third of its feedstock as it started up.

According to analysts, the refinery has been shipping products in recent weeks while readying two units to enable petrol output, which will deliver a long-promised transformation of the fuel market in Nigeria and the region.

“Dangote is going to influence Atlantic Basin gasoline markets this summer and for the rest of the year,” an oil expert, Alan Gelder, told Bloomberg.

According to the average estimate of analysts at WoodMac, FGE, and Citac, the refinery is running at about 300,000 barrels a day, nearly half its nameplate capacity.

The complex has started shipping jet fuel, diesel, and naphtha as it widens to a full slate of products.

Reuters recently reported that the Dangote oil refinery could end a decades-long petrol trade from Europe to Africa, worth $17 billion a year.

Reuters, quoting analysts and traders, said the Dangote refinery was heaping pressure on European refineries already at risk of closure from heightened competition, adding that the refinery would be the largest in Africa and Europe when it reaches full capacity.

About a third of Europe’s 1.33mbpd average petrol exports in 2023 went to West Africa, a bigger chunk than any other region, with most of those exports ending up in Nigeria, Reuters said, quoting Kpler data.

Dangote Refinery has begun selling diesel into the Nigerian market, crashing the pump price from N1,600 to N940 in less than a month.


https://punchng.com/dangote-refinery-ranked-above-10-biggest-european-refineries/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social

Says the certificate forger that compromised the judiciary

Fraud!!!

Obi showed workings

Let him take this to court!

Is he afraid of the courts?

AnonPoet:
Amidst the the ongoing EFCC saga and media onslaught against the former governor of Kogi state, Yahaya Bello, a viral letter shows how the former Governor returned surplus funds to the world bank, to the tune of 4.6million US Dollars.

This amongst other reasons earned the former governor accolades allowing other states opportunities to benefit.

Recall the world bank had on numerous occasions awarded Kogi as number one in multiple awards for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

The question now is, if the governor was this transparent with public funds, what then must have resulted in EFCC’s pursuit and media trial, leaving out other governors who have been previously accused? The personal focus and attack on Yahaya Bello may have a political undertone and an agenda yet to he revealed.

Read the letter the World Bank wrote him below;

July 14 2021
His Excellency
Mr. Yahaya Adoza Bello
Exccutive Governor of Kogi State
Office of the Governor
Government House
Lokoja, Kogi State