LivingSage:
God bless them.


You can't be trained in Nigeria almost free of charge (because u paid chicken fee as tuition fee compared to Europe) without paying back to the Country, but using that knowledge to benefit European countries.

ytdivine:
Nigeria problem is lack of visionary leaders. Do you know that industrialization start from agriculture. If you have about 1000 capacity coconut plantations, this will automatically attract coconut juice, oil, and cake processing companies. Other minor companies and businesses will also be built around it. This translate to more employment and improved the economy.
This one of the reasons I like the present governor of Akwa Ibom state. They are into this project and I know the like of Soludo will follow suit.
Individuals can also carry out this project.

WhisperedNoise:

I agree. It's wrong. As long as she's not going to cheat or subvert honest writing of her examination, then she should be able to write freely.

don3e:
This is not about the Yorubas nor the Ibos but it is about we taking back our Country back from these failed leaders. Who should be elder statemen giving advice to the young one who are meant to be leaders. Rather, they want to die in that sit stealing wealth meant for development of the Country at large thereby not creating employment. They steal, kill and does all sort of bad things against our own land even theirs.
If Nigeria is Great, we all will enjoy it. Nigeria is best by God. God gave Nigeria all the natural resources you could think of. To add to these, God placed Nigeria on the World Map that we don't experience any Natural Disasters.
I bet you, if United State of America, England or any of the developed Countries are given the option by God to choose between Nigeria Land and theirs, they will all choose that their Country is located where Nigeria is today.
See how they import most raw material from Nigeria and Export finished products to Nigeria.
@62 Nigerians should have grown ethnicity, tribalism. We are to look on Competency.
Is Dubai not a desert Land? But it is transformed so can our Northern State that are desert be transformed. How about the water ways, and lot more. We have steel but yet we import cars when cars industries should be located here.
Nigerians are Creative but bad leadership has caused a failed nation but it can be re.
built.
If you are within 18-65 years, lets tell 66 years an above, that we respect them but should only be elderstatemen. They should give us positive advices that are not ethnically nor tribally related but one Nigeria.
Was Obama, a Kenyan not elected as President of United State of America?
Some time, I feel Nigeria is the garden of Eden being looked for. This Country is blessed.

Abisolababe:
Good morning everyone, and I wish you happy Sunday

There is this particular church or God whereby the holy spirit through the messenger will match make couples together.
I have seen a instance whereby a lady who is also a member brought her husband to be to the church and when the holy spirit came the whole plan changed, and a guy who came from the United States was called upon and the lady was handed over to him.

What's your own view on matchmaking in the church by the holy Spirit?
Peace...

Note
It's a standard white garment church

Yorubalandlord:


https://www.thecable.ng/iwuanyanwu-there-is-no-war-between-igbo-and-yoruba/amp

vickymooore:
I give Authentic News.

Chief Justice of Nigeria, Kayode Ariwoola disguises on wheelchair in London hotel for secret meeting with Bola Tinubu

Chief Justice Olukayode Ariwoola has been sighted in London pretending to be a physically-challenged old man, Peoples Gazette learnt today, in what Supreme Court sources said was a clandestine preparation for a meeting with President-elect Bola Tinubu.

Mr Ariwoola’s movement was exposed to The Gazette as Mr Tinubu was arriving in London for what his team claimed was a relaxation trip after a hectic campaign that preceded his declaration as Nigeria’s president-elect last month. But Mr Tinubu kept his trip to London secret until it was exposed on Wednesday afternoon by Sahara Reporters, which said the trip was a medical emergency.

The Gazette learnt that Mr Ariwoola departed Nigeria on March 11 via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. He was pushed in a wheelchair through the terminals to board a British Airways flight, our sources said.

Upon arrival in London, Mr Ariwoola, 64, was also wheeled into a hotel downtown, where he has remained ever since. But immediately after checking into the hotel, Mr Ariwoola abandoned his wheelchair and started moving around the facility unaided. The Supreme Court head is not known with any physical disabilities.

“He has been moving about in the hotel without any wheelchair,” a source familiar with the CJN’s activities at the London accommodation told The Gazette. “He was standing on his own in the elevator just yesterday.”

The Gazette learnt that Mr Ariwoola repeatedly picked up food ordered via delivery services at a mid-level lobby, including Uber Eats and Deliveroo. It was unclear whether or not he placed the orders by himself or how he paid.

With Mr Tinubu now in Europe, he would be meeting Mr Ariwoola in a secret arrangement to discuss issues unknown to Nigerians, our sources said.

“The CJN deliberately left the country more than a week ahead of Tinubu to avoid any suspicion about why both of them disappeared at once,” a source familiar said. “That is why he travelled secretly and Tinubu also travelled secretly.”

They thought that they could secretly move the president-elect abroad without anybody knowing about it,” a source said. “That’s one of the several mistakes they made on this matter, asides from the belief that they could allow the Chief Justice of Nigeria to move about in a London hotel for several days undetected after going through the trouble of disguising him in a wheelchair.”

The Gazette has temporarily withheld the CJN’s photos and the specific hotel he stayed in to protect a source central to this story.

A Supreme Court source said Mr Ariwoola wanted to meet Mr Tinubu to discuss issues that may arise from the budding legal challenge to the declaration as president-elect, including whether or not he should be worried about the petitions recently filed by opposition parties.

“The CJN would either assure Tinubu of victory in court or tell him that he should be worried about the dimension the petitions may take through the court stages,” the source said under anonymity to avoid facing administrative action for divulging privileged information to reporters. “But we may never know what they actually discussed after their secret meeting.”

“I am reluctant to start thinking about the of their meeting right now,” the source added. “But any fair-minded person will easily admit that both of them meeting in a foreign corner to discuss something that Nigerians will not know about is highly suspicious and should be unwarranted.”

PutinDBomb:
Lagos is a no man land. Igbo, come out and vote Vivour.

We have invested in Lagos. Don't let Afonja manage our investment.

We are taking over Lagos by force

odoemenacelevian:
The True SON OF THE SOIL..
THE MAN WHO CAN TRACE HIS LAGOSIAN BLOOD 500 YEARS BACK..
HE DECIDED TO VISIT HIS FELLOW INDIGENOUS PEOPLES..
SANWO OLU SHOULD PREPARE HIS HAND OVER NOTE..

LET A LAGOSIAN RULE LAGOS FOR ONCE..
IT'S THEIR STATE

VTJN:
Tinubu will lord over your kindred for good solid 8 years bro. Take this to the bank

VTJN:
Tinubu will lord over your kindred for good solid 8 years bro. Take this to the bank

VTJN:
to lose dey una DNA 😀

sammsimm:


Even if the candidate is not competent, top to bottom? U people don’t have sense

Goodmarlian:
Nigeria no fit good again no be swear.

Helpfromabove1:
Ok the obidient movement will affect everyone both the politicians and the youth (obidient youth) because I see a the same mistake that was made in 2015 when will we are desperate for change and we got buhari/Apc


These obi movements might end up voting in incompetence,inexperience and glutton that have not seem the kind of money they will be expose to and can be more corrupt that the person that was voted out

Nia69:
We've been friends since 2021. She acts clingy, I don't like it, but I've been enduring it so I won't hurt her feelings. I've told her more than twice, but she doesn't stop.