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Politics › Re: Can An Election Not Uploaded After 5 Months Be Credible? - Phrank Shaibu by ebenholer2(m): 4:34pm On Jul 03, 2023*

Shaibu is talking like one of the daft cos I am yet to know why so much belief in uploading of a thing cos on what basis can uploading of result guaranteed the credibility of such result...it is just absurd that this people fail to know that technology is a little strange to Nigeria electioneering process being the first that such technology is to be used to conduct election in the nation.

Politics › Re: Subsidy Palliative Could End Up As Greatest Robbery In Nigeria’s History by ebenholer2(m): 9:29pm On Jul 02, 2023

All I know is that if the subsidy palliative eventually fails we all should be held responsible for such failure honestly. We should stop blaming government always...the masses themselves cause most of the failures in place in the nation through their dishonesty nature in all sectors.

Politics › Re: EU Raises Concern Over Independence Of INEC by ebenholer2(m): 9:21pm On Jul 02, 2023

slowice:
2023 election was the worst election ever conducted... The the military government performed better.

Mahmoud and his gang made a complete mess of the process on a bid to select a druggie.

It has never been this bad, apc is a plague sent to destroy Nigeria.

But according to urchiins, it will favor me and my family

It is a blantant lie...2023 election still remains the best in the history of the nation because it brought about many surprises whereby even the incumbents lost the election. Let us be honest for once and stop being bigots.

Politics › Re: EU Raises Concern Over Independence Of INEC by ebenholer2(m): 9:18pm On Jul 02, 2023

Go and check all the EU past comments about tŕhe Nigeria election till date they have always been rubishing out election becos they are not up to their standard while they keep forgetting the fact that we are a developing country whose knowledge of tech-advancement is still low and whose 60% of his election voters are still living in third world.

Politics › Re: How Nigerians Contribute To Election Rigging They Complain About - Bishop Onah by ebenholer2(m): 9:10pm On Jul 02, 2023

We told them but they will be falsely blaming the president and inec forgetting the fact that they are the genesis of a failed society.

Politics › Re: Why Tinubu’s Portrait Was Missing At Abia’s Banquet Hall – Alex Otti’s Aide by ebenholer2(m): 4:47pm On Jul 02, 2023

Harrynight:
Oga many offices still don't hang tinubu portrait yet, it's a new administration, new governor and all...
Beside is it the Governor that setup the banquet hall?
He went there to attend the function, he probably didn't even notice that

I don't know why we take irrelevant things so serious jus to worship tinubu

Those that set up that banquet and the governor supposed to be scolded, and definitely they will hear from oga at the top. They should have waited for the arrival of the president portrait before putting the governor's own. That is the reality.

Politics › Re: Why Tinubu’s Portrait Was Missing At Abia’s Banquet Hall – Alex Otti’s Aide by ebenholer2(m): 4:39pm On Jul 02, 2023

I expected such a cunning lie from them anyway. There is no moral justification for doing that and that is the reality. This further proves how bigoted the IGBOS are, and this shoud not surprise me cos those I have lived with among them, the experience has been bad.

Politics › Re: Obi-Datti Campaign Raises Alarm Over Attempts To ‘Doctor’ FCT Results by ebenholer2(m): 4:29pm On Jul 02, 2023

Labour party and iRev are nothing but co-joined twins. They would not leave each no matter what and their fate is only on iRev election just like they have purportedly forecasted they would win election through iReV internet online polls.
How on earth will someone believe a law could state that the country capital city is much more important than any other state in the nation that their vote is majorly needed to determine who wins the election.

Politics › Re: Petrol Price Crashes At Depots Amid Low Demand by ebenholer2(m): 11:58pm On Jul 01, 2023

Kukutenla:
This shows you did not even read the op before you went on a foolish spree of nonsense writeups about your wish to suffer.
No one cares about your addiction to suffering as long as its from your slave masters. Just don't drag others along with you in your house nigger role.

Why must u folks wail over everything, it is just bewildering.

Politics › Re: Petrol Price Crashes At Depots Amid Low Demand by ebenholer2(m): 11:56pm On Jul 01, 2023

That is the orientation Nigerians need...the are cases u don't necessarily take ur motor out. The supply of electricity is now fairer I beg stop disturbing us with ur generator noise. If u have two family cars, sell the other and let u and ur wife use only one, any occasions she plans going u can jointly go and use a single car.

Politics › Re: No Country Retires Over 100 Major Generals Without Crumbling – Sadeeq Shehu by ebenholer2(m): 5:50pm On Jul 01, 2023

RaptorX:
Most of them are just civil servants doing administrative work, look at their postings only few are commanding combat divisions, formations and operations.

No u are wrong...Nigeria generals are never redundant cos they are more eeffective sound and active than many of your politicians. If u have ever lived in barrack u will testify to this

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Politics › Re: No Country Retires Over 100 Major Generals Without Crumbling – Sadeeq Shehu by ebenholer2(m): 5:44pm On Jul 01, 2023

michoim:
You lie. Buhari got rid of Igbo officers yet he appointed Delta Igbo as CDS( Chief of Defence Staff-Lucky Irabor). People just talk any how without getting their facts checked...

You don't talk without having the fact. God and check the lists of generals that was retired by buhari regime and u will see them to be 65% southerners and u should come again here to argue your case okay.

Politics › Re: No Country Retires Over 100 Major Generals Without Crumbling – Sadeeq Shehu by ebenholer2(m): 5:41pm On Jul 01, 2023

crossbreedwears:
I swear the Major General rank is becoming too cheap to get! Anyway, i still believe we dont have up to 100 Major Generals in the armed forces.

It is not at all usuless if the promotion is based on merit...go to US you will find as many generals as possible in their army too. The impunity and nepotism in such promotion are what we need to fight against. Buhari intentionally promoted his northern counterpart in order to make it hard for Southerners to emerge the head of the army and u are saying such nepotic act should not be reversed. It should unless we want the nation divided.
Also, it is African mentality to deny people their right...many students were being delayed from graduating because lecturers do not desire to have many graduates or doctors in town; what a wickedness.

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Politics › Re: No Country Retires Over 100 Major Generals Without Crumbling – Sadeeq Shehu by ebenholer2(m): 5:32pm On Jul 01, 2023

MayorOFNigerdel:
Nigeria is really in a deep mess, yesterday Northerner was a president and he retired so many southerners and promoted his northern brothers to top position, today is the turn of a westerner and he his doing the tribal bidding, Tomorrow will be the turn of easterners and they will do their tribal bidding, tribalism has taken over this country, its only a true Niger Delta state that is not playing the tribalism cards, funny people living in a funny country

For ur information...the only existing regions so far in Nigeria are southern and northern regions. So far u are still having a bigoted mindset that eastern region exist separately so sorry u may not taste highest level position of this nation till Nigeria part.

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Politics › Re: No Country Retires Over 100 Major Generals Without Crumbling – Sadeeq Shehu by ebenholer2(m): 5:27pm On Jul 01, 2023

I hope Sadeeq is not high with something. When buhari was wrongfully promoting them he had forgotten sey na turn by turn

Politics › Re: South-East Politicians Meet With Igbo Businessmen In Lagos. by ebenholer2(m): 8:31am On Jul 01, 2023

GetSenseNow:
So you mean it's a crime to carry out our legal rights of voting and being voted for? wow. shame on you.
In my estate in Owerri, a Yoruba man is our president. He contested against 2 Igbo man and he won. We were even trying to convince him to contest for councillor of this area and if he did he would've won because he's popular and that would've been a stepping-stone for higher positions for him. The honest truth is that you guys are extremely tribalistic but you try to cover it up with "being accommodating"

You need to be in Lagos to see how many igbos are even estate owners, not to talk about being estate president. Having one estate president in Oweri that is a Yoruba is just uncalled for...my prayer is that he would not even be killed at the end of the day cos he is surrounded by visible enemies

Politics › Re: South-East Politicians Meet With Igbo Businessmen In Lagos. by ebenholer2(m): 8:23am On Jul 01, 2023

EmeraldEmperor:
Eastern Governors are Wasting Their Time
Release Nnamdi Kanu or No Peace For East;
Only Nnamdi Kanu Gave The Whole Southern voice
Without Nnamdi Kanu No Southern Would have been President

Do u think Igbo believe in existence of Southerners. They only want easterners to exist. So I pit any southern states that join their pursuits cos such states will be left marginalized. The level of bigotry in the east is just bewildering.

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Politics › Re: South-East Politicians Meet With Igbo Businessmen In Lagos. by ebenholer2(m): 8:18am On Jul 01, 2023

Yoruba can be so friendly but honestly the Igbo has pushed them to the wall through their nastiness. I accommodate u, u turn me to your enemy how unbecoming is that attitude honestly.

Education › Re: ASUU Rejects Curriculum Designed By NUC by ebenholer2(m): 9:11pm On Jun 30, 2023

uncleck:
There is no "progressive government policy" especially in the area of education. Have you gone through Nigerian policy on education before?

The Nigeria policy on education should not be strange to me cos I am very much familiar with it. But do u know that such policy was put together by all stakeholders that include many ASUU membership, and its failure was because it was put together under inefficiency, and so it is bound to fail.

Education › Re: ASUU Rejects Curriculum Designed By NUC by ebenholer2(m): 9:03pm On Jun 30, 2023

santos247:
This is false.
I was equally miffed when I saw the new CCMA document. NUC powered Professor Okebukola to embark on the CCMA project. Key stakeholders were engaged at the earlier stages but left out during the critical review and finalisation stages.
This CCMA is one of the anyhowness of our Nigerian system

May I inform you that u are wrong too...it is the right of NUC headship to spearhead any of such review since ASUU has been allotted their portion of duty. I think the known grievances of ASUU should clearly be why they were not given 70% stake too so as to mesmerize the whole process as usual. How can ASUU prove their effectiveness when many graduates are only cognitively developed under their watch while they end up being liabilities to the nation and we have daft in the leadership position of the nation who we see rewarding cognitiveness while creativity are left unrewarded or undermined.

Education › Re: ASUU Rejects Curriculum Designed By NUC by ebenholer2(m): 8:54pm On Jun 30, 2023

uncleck:
The entire education system is useless. The most useless of them all is the Nigerian philosophy of education. Our education is neither tailored to meet our peculiar needs nor implemented in the interest of the students.

As a professional educationist, I can boldly state that going beyond JSS3 in Nigeria is a total waste of time and resources

Only a few will understand the facts u are saying...Nigeria is just running a one way traffic type of educational system bastardized by policy makers like ASUU. They are bent at undermining the nation educational system and that is the reason they go against government progressive policies all the time. ASUU ought to be the next to be scrapped honestly.

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Education › Re: ASUU Rejects Curriculum Designed By NUC by ebenholer2(m): 8:46pm On Jun 30, 2023

Now It is evident that ASUU are parts of this nation failure and should be scrapped fortwit. Only a daft will fail to know that the standard of education under their watch has become watered, students time is being wasted on cognitive frivolities why their mates excel exponentially in foreign universities. What a pity.

Politics › Re: Festus Okoye: I Don't Understand Reliance On IReV when the parties had agents by ebenholer2(m): 3:42pm On Jun 30, 2023

LesbianBoy:
Has anyone else noticed this....

This evil APC government always put the igbos where they know there would be plenty curses rained on the person. And the mumu sell out igbos take such rubbish jobs. From this bastard inec spokes guy to the DSS spokesperson etc

He Just told u folks the truth that u are finding hard to accept.By now there should be plan for the next 4years election from the grassroot for a serious minded party.

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 8:03pm On Jun 29, 2023

lexy2014:
1. the question i asked is "What are the 'a lot of positive things' he has done?" the word "are" indicates plural so does the word "things". "a lot" indicates plenty. you mentioned "appointments" which is just one (singular). how is that "things" and "a lot"?

how is appointments "a lot of positive things"?

even if the appointments arent nepotistic as you suggested, how does that unify the country?

2. once again my second question "What 'reforms were swift and clinical something no other regime has been able to achieve'?" is talking about "reforms" not "reform". you mentioned just one item..."Putting an end to funding of some unproductive institutions".

what are those unproductive institutions?

3. how does your response answer this question....How is reforms being swift and clinical and achievement when at the same time you say the same reforms are "lacking the purposeful economic governance to make the reforms stick"?

4. once again offpoint. this is the question....How are they then reforms?

Sorry to say this that you are not being realistic in your perspective. We shouldn't be over-expecting a month old baby to start walking knowing well that it takes a gradual processes to realise this. Please be patient with this government for God sake.

Politics › Re: Ado Ekiti Okada Riders Protest Against Union Leaders by ebenholer2(m): 7:48pm On Jun 29, 2023

In a sane society leadership position should be democratic in setting. They therefore need not protesting; a vote of no confidence should be enough to depose such tyrants. We have been missing it by focusing our attention on federal government too much whereas those that are afflicting us are right there in our locality. That is the reality and we shall get there unfailingly .

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 5:49pm On Jun 29, 2023

Maobichek:
Many people have adjusted in their spending (a personal observation here in FCT Abj). Adjusting is one thing but our currency purchasing power has been adversely affected via the recent floating of Naira.

The first and the most effective way of cushioning the effects of problems bedeviling Nigeria is for the government to cut down on governance, let the cost of governance be cut down and the resources be used to better the lives of Nigerians. Subsidy removal have been fully pronounced and effected on many critical areas hence cost of governance should follow suit.

You talked about shifting attention to the Senators, Governors, LGA officials etc. That is good but it has never been a norm in Nigeria. This call should have been made before now and be followed strictly. If those who fought the government while they were in the opposition took this into consideration, subsidy would have been a thing of the past even before PMB took over as the president, thank you.

Well I must say I am strongly pleased with your constructive analysis...but to be honest with u there has no tangible decisions by Nigerians so far in adjusting their spending habits.
Also, Nigerians are just ill-informed through their refusal to sift their attention to the government at their localities too...this is leading us much more to be highly impoverished. We need to question our governors, senators, reps members and others too or government should as well stop allocating them money siince such money will eventually looted by them.
The federal government ought to be the last to cry to in a sane society.
Above all, I am strongly in support of this government even though I am presently non-partisan

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 5:34pm On Jun 29, 2023

lexy2014:
Once again offpoint. That's not what I asked about.

1. What are the "a lot of positive things" he has done?

2. What "reforms were swift and clinical something no other regime has been able to achieve"?

3. How is reforms being swift and clinical and achievement when at the same time you say the same reforms are "lacking the purposeful economic governance to make the reforms stick"?

4. How are they then reforms?

1. Well let me start by telling you once again that his appointments so far have not been nepotic unlike his predecessor cos it is a big achievement to unite this nation through positive moves
2. Putting an end to funding of some unproductive institutions is a great move that deserves commendation.
3. The reform through subsidy removal is highly needed now or later, what really matter is to cushion the negative effects of such removal and it is not too late for this government to do so.
4. Above all, all the moves so far by this government have been commendable to an extent. However, I am challenging us all to point out any commendable moves through our various state government; at least this should also be in the news too cos they have a strong part to play.

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Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 5:17pm On Jun 29, 2023

lexy2014:
how has he done beyond expectation?

what is Emefieles crime and on what charges has been arrested and kept in detention?

which corruption is he fighting by arresting Emefiele?

if it is corruption he is fighting, how emefiele is the only who was corrupt in the last 8years?

which "security arms" did he put in place that has no rivalry?

how is this an achievement and what the hell does it mean? ...."The security Arms he put in place for the first time have no rivalry , never heard of retiring top officers to bring in a non qualify junior and and have receive a general applaud for him."

which palliative are you expecting as a result of the removal of fuel subsidy?

what do you want to do with palliatives since you are ok with subsidy removal?

the NNPC GMD in 2020 said fuel subsidy had been totally removed in 2020. which fuel subsidy did tinubu remove again?

what type of english grammar is this? ..."this lead to immidiate dissolving of the rotted boards of chairmen in the ministries and parastatals which could have cripple his efforts if he try to do contrarily to the corruption they install in the organization."

Well I will accept your analysis as the oppositional analysis. You are actually countering every move of this government through what I will see as a bigoted analytical views.
I have always been ready to reply a constructive analysis but yours I intentionally replied so that you would know that there is room for u to join this positively moving train before it is too late. This government is going somewhere great and I am so much confident of this.

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 5:01pm On Jun 29, 2023

lexy2014:
Offpoint. You haven't answered the questions I asked. Pls try again.

What are the "a lot of positive things" he has done?

What "reforms were swift and clinical something no other regime has been able to achieve"?

How is reforms being swift and clinical and achievement when at the same time you say the same reforms are "lacking the purposeful economic governance to make the reforms stick"?

How are they then reforms?

Looking at what I said without biase u will see I told u it is 50-50 performance. base on the fact that no government in the world was rated high within a month when his economic teams (ministers) have not even been put in place. Subsidy removal is right whether is coming now or later; only what we desire is counter moves to usurp the negative effects, and it is not too late to do so for the government being just a month spent so far. We should not expect magic from this government but in as much as we desire that from our governors, senators, house members and local government chairmen.

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 4:39pm On Jun 29, 2023

Maobichek:
Good day, your second paragraph drew my attention to this thread. I know that ppl are suffering, no doubt about that; those who opposed subsidy removal during GEJ days are now preaching to us to accept it or go to hell despite there is nothing on ground to cushion the effects.

Please i advice you to give PBAT a benefit of doubt, i spend more now compare to the last administration but i choose to be positive. A better country is what we desire and i believe that Nigeria will be better, thank you.

To be real with you, most Nigerians are spendrift and this is making hard for us to cope in the situation of subsidy removal. Fine, government needs to play a strong part in cushioning the effects of subsidy removal but we have a part to play too. We need to jointly adjust our spending habits inorder to cope with the situation.
Moreso, Federal government cannot do it alone, our attention needs shifted to our governor, local government chairmen, senators, house of reps members, and house of assembly members; they all have allocations meant to be used to develop their constituencies.

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 4:23pm On Jun 29, 2023

lexy2014:
What are the "a lot of positive things" he has done?

What "reforms were swift and clinical something no other regime has been able to achieve"?

How is reforms being swift and clinical and achievement when at the same time you say the same reforms are "lacking the purposeful economic governance to make the reforms stick"?

How are they then reforms?

It is bigotry not to see anything positive from the moves of this government so far. We all know that the challenges are so overwhelming that it takes slow and steady to win the race in the nation governing. Every sector of the givernment has been bastardised by the previous government. And what seems first needed is to put things right in appointments. That is the reality. Expect a turn around when ministries are eventually effected. They are to spearhead the running of the economy.

Politics › Re: One Month After His Inauguration: How Has President Tinubu Performed So Far? by ebenholer2(m): 4:15pm On Jun 29, 2023

I will wait till after three month before making a tangible comment, and to be real there is no other person that can perform better than he has done so far within a month. So the rating so far is just 50-50. However he has done well in putting to an end nepotism inherited from buhari government. The appointment so far has been reasonably done. And moves so far is not bad but needs counter moves to usurp the negative effects of such move.

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