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ibdavidson:The only difference is long term.. You have access to government loans (government cooperative and initiatives) to procure a decent car and a house.. there's job security. You will be promoted and your salary increased if you take courses and you engage in office politics (don't go and be shy oo.. play with your superiors Wella and ensure everyone likes you.. buy your superiors gift and help them if the occasion arises). When you retire, your pension and gratuity na gbemu.. no private parastatal can compete. Visit the ministry of education and engage in community projects from time to time and post your social achievements with the school on LinkedIn and TikTok. Take the government offer immediately!! |
Onyiridike:Me and the 200 members of my family.. we shall vote LP
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![]() Weyrey op.. I no wan deal with who dey owe Sanwoeko.. Vote Peter Obi make you no owe again |
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Buhari's last days in office is to ensure that vote buying becomes a thing of the past. I understand that 2 soldiers will be deployed to each polling unit alongside police and NSCDC officials.. EFCC will also be raiding Al polling centres. A shoot on sight order was ordered for any urchin who tries to scuttle polling unit and destroy the peace of voters or snatch ballot boxes. Don't say you have not been warned. So, if all these measures to check violence and vote buying is successful, do you think Tinubu has a chance? Is his campaign a successful one?
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"There's no dignity in poverty" Don't try to romanticise poverty when telling your story to look cool.. You are a rich kid.. your mama still dey do pizza for una.. no be juju be that? Enjoy your life and getat |
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Dey play Let me tell you, this election is war.. you have seen Jagaban soldiers and army led by APC youth leader.. that's how we plan to wage military war against anybody at any polling unit.. Either Jagaban win or the government will carry a lot of dead body.. I don't want a Nigeria that works.. I want to wake up, tuale people upandan and be able to make a living that way.. You can't advise me on what to do .. jor jor jor
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yrhuhfy113:It's actually filled to the brim.. but people just dull like who drink 4 bucket of codeine/ref pray to master Jesus make you no work till you die.. just dey play! Men dey! |
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ChelseaDotCom:Built a house for my mom in Ibadan, so I visit often.. but I'm in Lagos |
ChelseaDotCom:Leave people's opinion.. your friend will eventually do whatever he/she wants.. Supermarket is more sustainable on the long run.. Ibadan people are just up and coming socially. But everyone does shopping now. Whatever decision you make, get you and your friend a good planner and designer to help visualize and actualise the physical structure.. If you want the services of a professional, you can get in touch.. That's what I do for a living |
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Peter Obi tweeted on his verified Twitter page; Fellow Nigerians, 15th January, a very special and unique day in 2023 as it was 53 years ago! 40 days from today, Nigerians will be voting in an election that many regard as the most crucial and existential decision we have to make as a nation, and particularly for our children and youths, given the sad state of our dear nation, Nigeria: alarming insecurity, unemployment, poverty, inflation, debt, hunger, disunity, hopelessness and many other indices of a failing state. It was also on 15th January, 53 years ago, a very special red-letter day for Nigeria that the booming of guns and other paraphernalia of battle were formally silenced in the thirty-month civil war in which millions of lives were regrettably lost and an unquantifiable number of properties destroyed! As we can recall, Colonel Olusegun Obasanjo, as he was then known, led the then Biafran delegation to General Gowon to declare that the war was over and that the military colleagues from the Biafran side should be deployed. It was stated: “To keep Nigerian one is a task that must be done” and “No victor, no vanquished”. It is this task of keeping Nigeria one in the spirit of no Victor, no Vanquished that has provided the platform for the commitment of both mental and physical energy to the arduous but noble task of building one strong, united ad indivisible Nigeria. As such, the overriding task we should all be committed to, as stated above, is Securing and Uniting Nigeria for Sustainable and Inclusive Development, particularly for our children and youths. While we regret the immense losses from the war, pray for the repose of souls of the departed and thank God that it ended, we all must join hands with utmost sincerity and commitment to prevent any serious violence in Nigeria, let alone another civil war! Never again! This task of Securing and Uniting Nigeria should be our only option and we all can agree that the leaders and people of different sections of Nigeria have done admirably well, particularly in the years immediately after the war. Within less than ten years after the end of that civil war, a committed personality from the defunct Biafra, Dr. Alex Ekwueme, was the Number Two Man to a most patriotic, humble servant-leader, Alhaji Shehu Shangri, who was Number One. May their Souls continue to rest in peace! Our dear Shehu Shagari and Alex Ekwueme -both of blessed memories - became a strong and veritable expression of the unity and togetherness that engendered a vibrant post-war Nigeria. This democratic leap with its unifying symbolism was glorious for Nigeria, and I deeply cherish such path of brotherhood and onenesses established by Shagari/Ekwueme and truly believe that it is this path of inclusiveness and togetherness as one Nigeria we should follow today. Anyone who still harbours a different agenda different from the realization of a wholesome and unifying people-oriented development vision is doing a terrible disservice to this generation and generations of Nigerians yet unborn. I cannot think of any valid reason, except for the deficit of sound socio-economic and political policies and programmes that will unite and propel Nigeria forward. From what I know of the South-East, the Igbo Nation, led by Ohaneze, has at every opportunity been unequivocal about its commitment to the unity, oneness, integrity, and progress of Nigeria, based on equity, justice, and an inclusive society. And I, Peter Obi, a proud Nigerian of Igbo extraction, I am most truthfully and wholly committed to that stand of One United, Secure and Progressive Nigeria! It is also worth calling a spade a spade. There are youths all over Nigeria who are frustrated because of injustice, poverty, lack of opportunities, unemployment, unemployment, and apparent exclusion. Such youths could seize upon and use anything issue or tool to express their frustration and anger. I believe that some of those who are agitating, are doing so partly due to our failures in creating an inclusive and progressive Nigeria. A working Nigeria with equity, justice and fairness will also definitely and effectively checkmate such extreme groups like Boko Haram and ISWAP. I personally believe that the best strategy for dealing with these situations manifesting in the guise of unclear nationalism, bigoted patriotism and religious bigotry is a carrot and stick approach. Nation building and an Ordered Society are now imperative. We must wean those that can be weaned through the creation of a society where equity and justice will prevail, a society where the basic freedoms and necessities of life, such as health, jobs, skills, and empowerment are provided. There must be a national programme for those who will accept the carrot approach. For those unwilling to yield to the carrot approach, the stick option will be fully justified and applied. We must put order in our society and where necessary, justice will be tempered with mercy. I believe that various agitation groups will stop their agitations when they see a patriotic leadership imbued with fairness, equity, justice, and a determination for a very inclusive and progressive society. Every rational human being can change when he sees a good reason to do so. Such incentives require the right approach, effort, and time. It is also unfair to use the misconduct or position of one person or few persons in an ethnic group to stigmatize the entire group. It is a wrong approach and should not be so! I have repeatedly said that I will sit down and discuss with all agitators, believing that we must continue to talk and negotiate with all to achieve positive results. Today, marks fifty-three years since the civil war formally ended. Let us accept that the war has truly ended. To try to continue to ‘fight the civil war’ today, after fifty-three years, would be a great disservice to Nigeria and Nigerians, particularly our heroes who diligently Laboured to secure and unite us. Let our rallying anthem remain: “Though tribes and tongue may differ, in brotherhood we stand.” On this day 15th January 2023, I most sincerely pledge and commit that I will spend the rest of my life making sure that the civil war and the circumstances that led to it do not re-occur;and to ensure that we build an all-inclusive and progressive society where no individual or group will be estranged, marginalized, or excluded. I remain resolute that a New Nigeria that we are all proud of and patriotically committed to is Possible and it is a task that must be achieved! Today, 133 million Nigerians live in multi-dimensional poverty, 20 million children are out of school, we have near 40% unemployment, with about 60%unemployed youths who do not know where the next meal will come from; our young people in their productive years are doing nothing, our primary healthcare system has collapsed, we have overtaken India in infant mortality despite their being seven times our population. Our youths’ drug abuse prevalence is the highest in the world. We are now globally treated like second class citizens; with Nigerians being refused entry into countries we were far better than a few years ago. These are things that should concern us today; these are things I want us to come together as a family and as a great nation to commence reversing, irrespective of our tribe and religion. That is the Nigeria for which I wish to be the Team Leader, where everybody will be included, no matter where he or she comes from or what his or her beliefs are. There are critical junctures ad times in which every nation must seize the moment to define or redefine its history. For Nigeria that moment is now! Today marks fifty-three years of Nigeria’s re-unification after the civil war. A new Nigeria is possible; a nation bound in freedom, peace, unity, justice and prosperity is realizable! Let us all join hands in love and brotherhood to build, with God of our creation guiding our noble cause! God bless you all and the Federal Republic of Nigeria. -PO
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drlateef:You are delusional. Even bulaba can't say this. Tinubu looked for a way to attack Obi and when he couldn't see, he called him stingy.. I prefer a stingy man to a corrupt man whose government will reek of nepotism, corruption, oppression and plumb Nigeria into more debt.. |
point of correction: you and your family are indebted.. Awa omo ekiti kete are made up of educated omoluabi.. we will never vote for a drug lord and an agbero. We know who we want and that's Peter Obi.. lessons will be learnt. |
This is a must win game for Chelsea as the manager is under pressure after enduring an abysmal form. Joao Felix is rumored to be starting ahead of Ziyech which is funny considering he only landed in London 45 minutes ago. Starting eleven for both teams coming soon |
no need to talk too much.. available in Ibadan 4.7 Million naira only Custom duty filly Available.. Buy and travel Whatsapp or call 091 3057 6357
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harmonyglobal:Has Tinubu stopped the usage of drug, trafficking of drugs, embezzlement of public funds, agberoism, killings in Ojota and Ketu happening everyday in Lagos? |
meobizy:She didn't slump to death.. she fell down and died Are you ok now? |
SmartPolician:It's different... That one has to do with him being stingy.. This is about him being linked with Biafra.. Peter Obi giving them hot hot � ![]() |
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In an interview with Brekete Family Show in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, on Monday Obi, when asked if as president, he would push for Biafran Republic, said “I am a Nigerian.” The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has said that his presidency would not support the realisation of Biafra, a prolonged call for secession in South-East Nigeria. In an interview with Brekete Family Show in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, on Monday Obi, when asked if as president, he would push for Biafran Republic, said “I am a Nigerian.” The former governor of Anambra State said that the “Biafra war ceased to exist about 52 years ago and it remains so. I am a Nigerian. I am contesting as a Nigerian. “I’ve said that those who are agitating, be it those who are agitating in South-West, South-East or in the North. There is agitation everywhere because of the injustice, unfairness, marginalisation, poverty, call it any name. People are bound to agitate.” Obi said that if elected president, his only interest was in a new Nigeria for all, reiterating his promise to dialogue with all agitators across the country. “I said I will consult and discuss with all of them (agitators). A new Nigeria is what I want to build and people will be proud. That’s why I said, I will solve the problems of the north, south-west. I want Nigerians to move around with their passports proud that they are Nigerians,” Obi said. Nigeria’s South-East region has been rocked by insecurity as agitation for a break away Biafra Republic by the Nnamdi Kanu-led Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) lingers. The kidnap and repatriation of Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria by agents of the Muhammadu Buhari regime, has sparked an upsurge of violent attacks on security agents and public facilities by gunmen, disrupting economic and commercial activities in the region. Source: https://saharareporters.com/2023/01/10/im-nigerian-biafra-ended-52-years-ago-im-not-part-self-determination-peter-obi
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Your death will not be in vain.. We will troop out and vote for Peter Obi so we can achieve the Nigeria of our dreams |
Tinubu cannot save his Lagos that he built with his hands but wants to protect Nigeria.. Since you people blmae Obi for IPOB, we will now begin to blame Tinubu for Oduduwa.. Stop the shooting and unrest in Lagos first before you can aspire to become president |
Nothing much to see here.. Since you urchins and fools claim Peter Obi is responsible for IPOB, Tinubu is also responsible for Oduduwa republic and the killings. He will not be getting my vote and that of 4 million Lagosians.. Awa o Fe onijagidi-jagan ati oga MC Oluomo ati agbero
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SHINJA:2.750 sir.. |
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