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Zero7064428Three19
Don't come and start saying you will pay only if it works or bla bla
Only message me if you have your onboarding fee available at least. Politely 🙏
I no dey keep slot for anybody.

After 4 slots, I will delete this message.

Ikaeniyan0:
Yes it will, but do the CBN have enough warchest be the koko bayi

dapotemi:


To be honest, I can't caution him because I do not have the authority to do so. We can only appeal and that has been done by honest hearted individual...I also have heated debate that have resulted into insult here but let's know when to move on...those things should not bother you.. both of you have shown deep seated hatred and I am genuinely worried. This is a faceless forum...If ever, I get to met anyone here physically, those little things we do can begin to define how I might perceive you to be..Adult exchanging insult on a faceless forum for two years is not good abeg..We only need ONE PERSON to act Right! Just imagine for a second if he's the ONLY ONE insulting you for two years and he get no response or vice versa, common!!!!!!Not too late. I beg you...Let's banter, let us cruise, let us insult BRIEFLY if need be because we are naija after all but let us move on..Hatred should have no place......ABEG

dapotemi:
You guys have been on each other's 'neck' for close to two years...
More worrisome is the fact that you don't even know each other, none of you can say what the other look like, except some weird and meaning-less imagination....
We have appeal to both of you in the past to just move on, atleast one person should be the 'bigger person' and IGNORE!!!
To be honest, two adult going on each others throat for two years seems to me to be more of a psychological and much more deeper fight 'within' than 'without'... Both of you may need to look INWARD!!! Speak to your inner self.
This is not ordinary...This is not cruise.
I come in peace..

vivalavida:


This is a very weak come-back mate. Just give up.

Deprincess4321:
Minimum wage has being increased to 70,000 for the government workers,,what about the self employees and the private workers? how are there going to cope with the economy? cause it is affecting everybody

huptin:
Too simplistic...this is no analysis, this is more like infantile conjectures.

The way to 2027 is rough...navigating it will be complex...I still do not see Tinubu staying longer than May 29 2027 in aso rock...I may be wrong though...2027 is still very far!

indemnityy:
Are you sure?

Philipponzaghi:
Tinubu's political savvy is unmatched.

His ability to navigate through the complexities of Nigerian politics is commendable. With strong grassroots mobilization and a keen understanding of the APC dynamics, he's set to surprise many in 2027. Wike's influence only adds to the intrigue. The man is a master strategist, and I believe he will emerge victorious once again.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Toh,

If dem like, make dem zanga-zanga, Tinubu go still dey shine. Na only those wey no sabi the game go dey fear. The Northern Alliance na strong foundation, and we go continue to build am. Na who no get vision go dey complain.

A Response to Farooq Kperogi's Critique
Farooq Kperogi's insightful analysis of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu's strategies during the 2023 general elections and his assessment of Tinubu's chances in the 2027 elections have sparked much thought. While I appreciate and agree with several of Kperogi's observations, I am confident that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stands a strong chance of winning re-election in 2027.

The 2023 Primaries Political Masterclass
Tinubu's journey to the presidency was marked by a series of strategic moves that demonstrated his deep understanding of Nigerian politics. His victory in the primaries was nothing short of fascinating, defying expectations and showcasing his ability to unite diverse factions within the party. The sight of over seven candidates stepping down for Tinubu, many of whom were previously thought to be at odds with him, was unprecedented. This moment highlighted Tinubu's political acumen and his capacity to forge alliances, even with those who were perceived as adversaries.

The 2023 General Election's Strategic Victory
In the general election, Tinubu's strategy was equally impressive. By reducing Atiku Abubakar's votes in his strongholds and capitalizing on Peter Obi's influence in the southern regions, Tinubu was able to secure a victory. This approach not only demonstrated his ability to weaken his opponents but also highlighted his understanding of Nigeria's complex electoral landscape. Tinubu's victory was not just a testament to his political skill but also a reminder that he should never be underestimated in any election.

A Look Ahead into Strategies for 2027

Looking forward to the 2027 elections, I believe Tinubu has two key strategies in his arsenal that could prove decisive:

1. Grassroots Mobilization Through LGA Chairmen: Local Government Area (LGA) chairmen are pivotal in grassroots politics. By working directly with these leaders, Tinubu can bypass state governors who may have divided loyalties. This direct line to the grassroots could be instrumental in mobilizing support across the country, ensuring that Tinubu retains a strong base going into the 2027 elections.

2. Revisiting the APC Primary Strategy: The strategy that served Tinubu so well in the 2023 APC primaries could be re-adopted in the 2027 elections. By sponsoring more candidates in the Northwest and Northeast regions, Tinubu could split the opposition votes, just as he did during the primaries. This approach could significantly weaken his opponents, particularly in regions where the opposition is traditionally strong.

The Influence of Nyesom Wike: A Game Changer
Nyesom Wike, the influential leader within the People's Democratic Party (PDP), is another factor that could work in Tinubu's favor. With Wike's control over the PDP and his likely influence on the party's choice of presidential candidate, Tinubu may find himself in a position where he exerts indirect control over both the APC and PDP. This unique situation could give Tinubu a significant advantage, making it difficult for any opposition to mount a successful challenge against him.

While Farooq Kperogi's analysis raises valid points, I remain confident in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's ability to win re-election in 2027. His strategic brilliance, as demonstrated in both the 2023 primaries and general elections, coupled with his potential strategies for the future, make him a formidable candidate. As we look ahead, it is clear that Tinubu's political journey is far from over, and I, for one, am not ready to count him out.

In all of this, I can say, e lọ fọkàn balẹ

tojahh:



I mean the smart card. But I should be able to get the smartcard number from the DStv help app. Make them bring light I go check am.

tojahh:


I get o. But the card don loss.

tombla:

I have one with the remote.

Halahhalah:


Ode, so who has mocked him before you posted this your senseless post.

Germanhunter:
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Itsrm:


It even has nothing to do with him being a first time traveller.

A friend who has never entered any flight before is on his way to US. Same for my cousin and several others too numerous to mention.

The key to getting US visa especially through study is to write GRE or GMAT, get good scores and apply to schools that have funding (scholarship). This is the difficult part.

Once you have funding, full or partial, getting visa becomes a whole lot easier. Having a regular 9-5 job helps. Especially if it relates to the course you're going to study. Same as strong home ties.

And you're right, once you remove UK that no one wants to go, US visa is the easiest to get.

malali:
While the article commends President Tinubu’s infrastructure projects, it glosses over more urgent priorities that Nigeria faces today. Roads and highways are essential, but they might not top the list in a country grappling with critical issues like security, power generation, healthcare, and education. In a nation where insurgency, kidnapping, and banditry are rife, addressing security concerns should arguably take precedence. What good are roads if they are unsafe to travel on? Additionally, consistent power supply is a foundation for industrial growth—no amount of highways will substitute the need for stable electricity.

Strategic Misalignment:

The focus on road infrastructure, though important, seems misaligned with the immediate needs of many Nigerians. The health sector is in shambles, with hospitals lacking basic facilities. Education is another critical area suffering from neglect, with schools across the country lacking adequate resources and trained personnel. Tinubu’s administration should prioritize these sectors to ensure sustainable development that truly uplifts the populace.

Comparative Criticism:

The article mentions a “prevailing narrative” criticizing centralization in Lagos, but it fails to acknowledge that no other administration has faced as much scrutiny for this issue as Tinubu’s. This is ironic given that Tinubu himself was once the “critic-in-chief” during previous administrations. If he is now the subject of such intense criticism, it might be worth exploring whether these critiques hold more weight than mere political rhetoric. His past as a vocal critic of others’ governance decisions puts his current role under a sharper microscope, making it crucial that his administration’s actions meet the high standards he once demanded of others.

Leadership Accountability:

While praising Tinubu’s efforts, the article should have also highlighted the importance of leadership accountability. Tinubu’s administration must ensure that these infrastructural projects are executed with transparency and efficiency, avoiding the pitfalls of corruption and mismanagement that have plagued similar initiatives in the past. The President’s legacy will not only be judged by the projects initiated but also by their successful and equitable implementation.

President Tinubu’s commitment to decentralizing development is commendable, but the article could have been more critical in evaluating whether this is the most pressing need for Nigeria at this time. Infrastructure is vital, but without addressing fundamental issues like security, power, healthcare, and education, roads and highways may simply become underused assets. As a former critic himself, Tinubu should be acutely aware of the need to prioritize effectively and to deliver results that truly address the immediate and long-term needs of the Nigerian people.

derecho:
Tinubu na badluck

Brendaniel:


So you made a full publication with and praises without having anything to back up your claims ?

You made a claim and you don't have anything to back up your claim?

mrvitalis:

Access to credit

nairamaniac:

I hope that belief would serve as a currency you can take to the market to buy food to eat today, tomorrow or next week.

We need short term plans as a case of emergency.

CodeTemplar:
They use theirs for productive things and not for mega projects to loot the populace like duplicate highways or useless flyovers.

mrvitalis:

I have.. It makes no logical sense

This is a terrible fiscal policy

Brendaniel:



If you think Betta Edu is the only thief in Tinubu's government then you are a big joker...

Tinubu's government is the most corrupt government that has ever handled Nigeria, that is why the dollar is even where it is today..

I doubt you've watched the video of the Canadian Nigerian doctor who talked about one of this present government appointee...

Let me just give you a hint, the reason why dollar is running the way it is, is majorly because of 2 reasons....

1. Too much looting of the naira that is exchanged for dollars without productivity or value added to Nigeria then being hoarded...

2. Too much export of the dollars that was gotten from too much looting of the naira without adding value or productivity in return to Nigeria( like buying properties abroad by politicians using looted naira exchanged for dollars)


So I laugh when people start talking about some other things, then Tinubu wants to claim he is fighting corruption, his government is just a government of reward for corruption and corruption that has benefitted Tinubu and still benefitting him...