Djdamian:


worst 21st century business idea for a newbie. it comes with high maintenance costs and capital requirements. It can be especially challenging for someone lacking experience or knowledge in that field.

After all this, I expect that you give him a counter-business idea that's 21st century friendly.

izzou:


You should also have asked why Printers will rather outsource that purchase a signage machine.

There could be a reason.

I have a friend in the business. The machine is expensive that's it. She's currently seeking a loan to get it

PuZZyNegro:


I also need a business idea. I don't even need to sell my car, I already have the capital but have been scared of investing in the wrong business.

Basically, money from ehailing is a chop money. Nothing to save really.

My money is currently saved in mutual funds yielding 22% p.a.

If you have up to 10-15 million naira. Locate a booming printers' area, set up a printing press there. The only machine that I can bet you most of them don't have is signage machine. Printers outsource this job daily, just get that machine and you can make roughly 90-150k gain daily with it.

PBUY

lebete3000:
Please what year of Camry or car does Bolt and Indrive accept now?

1998 upward

Justnation:
You tried to balance your write up, but Kenneth Okonkwo left labour party and not Peter Obi, his grouse with Obi is that he didn't act fast against Abure's poor leadership of the party.
As for others you mentioned we know their personal interests and style of politics.
The OBIDIENTS structure is very very strong all over the world, the south west OBIDIENTS are firmly rooted behind OBI because they are principled great young men and women who are not driven by ethnic and tribal consideration but the need to guarantee a new and better NIGERIA.
Forget the emilokan apologist who are making noise everyday with starvation and empty stomach and championing ethnic divide trying woefully to demarket OBI in the south west because of bigotry. The poor and miserable performance of their master has shamed them.

A new NIGERIA is POssible.

Come 2027 you will see the emergence of a more vibrant OBIDIENTS because many have joined the movement having witnessed the ongoing capitulation of the economy and welfare of NIGERIANS.

PETER OBI is coming, 2027 is POssible

I'm sorry to say you're very far from the reality. Are you aware that Kenneth Okonkwo last week mentioned that Obi, Tinubu and Atiku should step down in 2027?

In a recent twist of Nigerian political events, Julius Abure, the estranged chairman of the Labour Party, made some startling revelations. Abure claimed that Aisha Yesufu, a prominent activist, was responsible for handling campaign funds during the 2023 election, adding a layer of intrigue to the party’s internal dynamics. Furthermore, he suggested that Peter Obi, who galvanized support across the country in the 2023 elections, may no longer have a guaranteed ticket to run under the Labour Party in 2027.

This revelation comes amid other political heavyweights and supporters distancing themselves from Peter Obi. Figures like Doyin Okupe and Kenneth Okonkwo, as well as a sizable portion of the Yorùbá faction of the Obidient movement, have notably cooled their support for him. With these developments, the political future of Peter Obi, who was once seen as a disruptive force in Nigerian politics, is now uncertain. The key questions that emerge are: What are Peter Obi’s chances in 2027, and will he remain with the Labour Party or return to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)?

The Labour Party As A Fractured Platform
Peter Obi’s candidacy in 2023 reshaped the Labour Party, which had previously played a minor role in Nigeria’s political space. Obi, backed by the Obidient movement and youth eager for a shift from the status quo, gave the Labour Party new credibility as an alternative to the traditional APC-PDP dominance. However, the internal tensions that are now coming to the surface could jeopardize Obi’s future within the party.

Julius Abure’s claim that Obi has lost his chance at an automatic ticket raises doubts about the Labour Party's unity. As a party with various factions and emerging power struggles, it is becoming clear that securing the 2027 nomination will not be as straightforward as many previously assumed. If these internal battles worsen, Labour Party could fracture further, making it an unstable platform for any presidential candidate.

Is Peter Obi's Waning Support A Sign of Broader Discontent?
Beyond the internal issues within Labour Party, Obi’s support from key allies has been diminishing. Doyin Okupe, who played a critical role in his campaign, and Kenneth Okonkwo, a strong voice in his corner, have begun to distance themselves from Obi. Additionally, a faction of the Yorùbá Obidient movement, which was crucial in rallying support in the Southwest, has shown signs of disillusionment.

These developments point to a larger issue: the difficulty of maintaining a broad, cross-ethnic coalition in Nigeria’s complex political landscape. The cracks in Obi’s support base could limit his ability to replicate the groundswell of 2023 in the next election cycle, particularly if key regions no longer see him as their candidate of choice.

Peter Obi’s Chances in 2027
Despite the turbulence, Peter Obi remains one of the most popular political figures in Nigeria. His appeal, especially among the youth and middle class, lies in his supposed commitment to transparency, accountability, and reform. These qualities resonated strongly in 2023, and if Obi can maintain his message, he could still pose a serious challenge in 2027.

However, the situation within the Labour Party could reduce his chances if unresolved. To win in 2027, Obi needs a solid party structure that will stand behind him, especially in the face of the well-established machinery of the APC and PDP. If Labour Party continues to experience internal dissent, Obi may find himself forced to compete for a nomination, which could be a divisive process.

Another consideration is whether the Obidient movement can maintain its energy. Movements that are born out of frustration and hope often face challenges sustaining their momentum over several years. If the movement wanes or splinters, Obi could face an uphill battle to mobilize the same level of grassroots support he enjoyed in 2023.

The PDP Question: A Return to Familiar Ground for Peter Obi?
With uncertainty surrounding Labour Party, there is speculation about whether Peter Obi might return to the PDP, where he served as a vice-presidential candidate in 2019. The PDP, despite its own internal challenges, remains one of the two dominant parties in Nigeria and offers a more established platform than Labour Party. Returning to the PDP could provide Obi with access to a wider network, financial resources, and experienced political operatives—factors that would be crucial in a national election.

However, a return to the PDP would not be without its downsides. Obi left the party because he believed its values no longer aligned with his vision for Nigeria. Rejoining the party could be seen as a compromise of his ideals and might alienate his core supporters, who view him as a symbol of political reform and a break from the old guard.

Moreover, Obi would not necessarily have an easy path within the PDP. The party has its own internal factions, and there are several powerful figures who could contest the 2027 nomination. Obi would have to navigate these waters carefully, potentially striking deals and making compromises to secure the nomination—something that might diminish his reformist credentials.

What Lies Ahead for Peter Obi?
Peter Obi is at a crossroads in his political career. His candidacy in 2023 showed that there is a hunger for change in Nigeria, but to maintain that momentum, Obi will need to carefully consider his next steps. If he stays with Labour Party, he will need to work on unifying the party and addressing the internal disputes that threaten its stability. If the party cannot be salvaged, Obi might look to return to PDP or explore other options.

The 2027 election is still several years away, but the political landscape is already shifting. Peter Obi’s ability to navigate these changes, rally his supporters, and secure a solid political platform will determine whether he remains a major force in Nigerian politics or fades into the background.

In any case, the stakes are high. Whether Peter Obi continues with Labour Party or returns to the PDP, his journey to 2027 will be one of the most closely watched in Nigerian political history.

Source: My Humble Self

Take bus to Ajah. From Ajah board bus to Berger. Ask for Ojodu from Berger

Tjra:




All resigning to join APC.

Edo people wan shame Obaseki. Interesting times ahead.

Meanwhile, where is Olumide Apkata of Labour Party? Has he stepped down?

He went to USA to campaign

Nnamdi Kanu will be released only if he can delete that recorded audio where he was ordering people to k1ll police officers and bùrn down Lagos.

Pay installments for your CNG car conversion

https://gocng.ng/

Anither563:
It's like this is happening again in his presidential campaign. He will not pay the people who work for him and will rather ask them to wait till he wins the election and pay them from his presidential salary.

Obviously

Dem say na "presidential cabal". Lol

Sonyboom765:
This is how you continue lying to yourselves. Before Obi who was rated with your millennium development goals as best ?

Melinda Gate foundation only recognize Obi for eradication of polio in the SE which as been accomplish in many other states before that

https://www.thecable.ng/fact-check-was-obi-awarded-best-governor-in-health-care-in-2013/amp/

You should have just ignored him. He's deliberately trying to divert attention from the topic.

joeyfire:
I have very little to say about Peter Obi and his administration except that job creationin sustainable sectors is 0%, strategic vision and planning is 0%, investments in human capacity building (how much did he invest in education?) 0%, security nko 0%. Anambra state deserves better than this. Na condition make south east adopt omata levels to survive. While the likes of chime and rochas (as far as I can see) show glimpses of far reaching impact, I honestly can't see anything to praise peter obi about.

To crown it all the man, the youngest bank chairman for petes sake responds to a write-up with limp ethnic blackmail.

I tire

A staunch supporter of Peter Obi today

Incase you've seen my post on it and you still doubt it.

Yes. Peter Obi was a failure

In 2012 , the Anambra sports contigents to Lagos, protested over non payment of their allowances, poor treatment and neglect. This was the 7th year of Peter Obi's governance in Anambra state.

Throwback thread: https://www.nairaland.com/1121440/anambra-state-team-eko-2012#13220897

odimbannamdi:


That bros just dey pull una legs. Emilokan is paying him well enough, I am sure...

May God forgive you for further reducing my chance of making that list 😭

jogojogo:

Is that what he said in the video?

Ask him oh

mycar:

Atleast he will not spend extravagantly like tinubu to worsen the economy and exchange rate, I know if he was there and the fuel was N500 per litre, apc minions and tribalists would have sponsored a protest to burn down the country. it is good everything is happening now because he laughs best, who laughs last.

Rest!

Kanixt:
He will do it when appropriate measures are put in place, unlike this Tinubu he can't even sit down to study "subsidy removal", he when a head and removed it.

No one is against subsidy removal, for the matter of fact people yearn for it. Even me today being the president I will removal subsidy but not like Tinubu without brain.


All of us want to dig a well, but it all depends on the kind of tools you will use to dig your well

I'm not sure you watched the video
Peter Obi said he will remove subsidy first day in office

Listen carefully:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrgp1pMZNSw?si=rpj9TknAbA9DYrM9

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dav1002:



😂

I thought you were earning in dollars on your tiktok soft hustle

Everything na fake life bros. Even Lasepa no gree pay 😭😭

Only pearl can help my life with that money

Halahhalah:


I noticed this too, I thought his phone was hijacked.

Help me beg Pearl1910. Today laidis, I trek go 3mtt class 😭😭😭

IFSHR:


Did you listen to the question, the previous administration removed subsidy already from the budget, and what Peter obi said was .. no plans to reintegrate it back immediately.. and mind you .. in real practical, it doesn't mean that no money is left in the coffer, because they don’t remit the payment monthly.. meaning they still have 6 month kick back funds.. that 6 month is the half obi was referring to.. meaning your claims won’t be honoured if your invoice show u have over inflated the figure.. how can u ask for payment of what u didn’t supply, who is using the fuel: those are the questions.

Or have u asked where tinubu is paying subsidy from even with the fact that it’s wasn’t in the current budget they operating on?

Where in the video, minute and second did he mention partial removal? He said it will go immediately

Pearl1910:


If u agree that Nigerian PMS is adulterated, why do u now think Nigerian CNG will not suffer same fate due to poor processing.
Sometimes I see liquid substances coming out of the cylinders of cooking gas sellers. Our cooking gas too are mixed. So why will CNG not also be abused?

Last last na only you go remain wey no switch to CNG

IFSHR:


I did and comprehended his statement perfectly well and aligns with my initial write up.. remove the first half and deal with issues surrounding the sustainability of the price.. Abi u need Apc to organise evening class for you

So what does PO mean by subsidy will go immediately and it will not last one day

Conner44:


See you, don't worry. I know say e dey mind but very soon you will open mouth here and confess the goodness of Tinubu in your life

I remember that time you were asking if 13million is enough to take you Poland last year, today will 30 MILLION take you? this is just one year . . . I wonder if it is the 'yabbing Tinubu on tiktok' and etc that you are using to make the 30m 🤔

Anyhow sha, i wish you well and remember Tinubu is still going to be president till 2031 so try to hurry up because by next year it will rise to 60m

Show me proof of where I asked if 13 million or even any amount is enough to travel to Poland

CommentOfDMatch:
Na wa but is this 40k Rice sustainable.

After one bag finish, does it mean I cannot buy another one?

https://www.instagram.com/commentsofthematch?igsh=eGQ3ZHk3b2d1YWVw

It is an attempt to force down market prices. I don't think this strategy will work though

Pearl1910:


Ha... Una dey fall my hand o.
Una still dey engage that urchin.
Person wey agree yesterday say Tinubu don mess up just because him wan enter 20k list. Ones him collect the 20k and him remember laptop wey him wan collect for ikorodu training, he will reset and return to "Tinubu is d best thing after slice bread"

Abeg you still never add me to the list.
Tinubu is the worst president Nigeria ever had 😭😭

IFSHR:


You sabi shift goal post.. your opinion about Peter obi removing fuel subsidy is quiet different from your failing principal (Thank God you have admitted it ). PO said he will remove it but then systematically after boosting local forte, so that the foreign exchange impact on it will be minimal and still yet not full removal.

But the I built Lagos emperor without enough economical know how and understanding the simple principle of opportunity cost remove subsidy still follow it up by deregulating the FX market for a highly dependant nation like Nigeria.

The only hope of this current ineptitude government is waiting for dangote refinery to see what magic that can do to the pricing, but let’s check the antecedent of dangote, it won’t change anything.. Dangote is set out to maximise profit he is not a charity.

Stop comparing your lord to Peter obi nor Atiku, none of this people is at the helm of affairs.

It's like you didn't listen to Obi in the video

Snrman1:
yes Peter obi is a very wicked man

It's like you're late to the party...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrgp1pMZNSw?si=rpj9TknAbA9DYrM9