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Survivor29:It is called “I have arrived spirit”. That’s the problem with the young man. |
Rapmoney:That movie then titled “Odenigbo”, was for me the best of all the movies those men participated in. I have watched that movie time and time again. Rita delivered spectacularly in that movie. Thank you to those men. |
The expelled faction will hold its NEC and NWC meeting tomorrow in the same Wadata plaza. Do not forget that Wike almost stripped PDP of that same secretariat that he forcefully imposed his group. Anyway, how can the meeting go on, with the new PDP team in place? What will happen if Wike formally decamps to APC. Rotimi Amaechi was there from the beginning and never hid himself. |
okomile:“Better is the end of a thing than its beginning thereof”. Thanks for your comment. |
pdppower:Once matter pass Arsenal, I no send. Long ago na im the matter tire me. |
Even the Pope himself recognizes it. |
Greenback:A simple look at the OP would reveal that he is an APC supporter. Notice that APC supporters, the same who lamented their landslide defeat of Soludo/APGA in 2023, rather than lament the defeat of Nicolas Ukachukwu/APC in that same election, chose to attack Obi who was not on that ballot. The blind followers did not bother to mention the name of Moughalu, who was contesting. Choosing to attack Obi further exposes how confused and obsessed they are with Obi in the country. They all know that the greatest challenge that Tinubu faces is Peter Obi. We now see that APC lay claim over the victory of Soludo and APGA. For them, anything goes, as long as Obi is made to lose. They are so pained that Obi defeated Tinubu at his own backyard in 2023, without spending shishi. OP maybe did not hear of how money was used heavily to purchase votes and victory in the election. Is it not clear that the ruling party has become the opposition party on their own? |
fergie001:Absolutely! Hopefully the cases in court can be trashed, especially the one in the court of Omotosho. That appears like a trap. Hopefully the appeal court can dismiss it and PDP can move on. As for Wike and his co-sojourners, their expulsion was long overdue. Without tackling Wike’s arrogance, PDP would continue in the limbo. The governor of Rivers state is in a dilemma, just like Adeleke. Fubara wants to remain in PDP, but he cannot, as he has to follow Wike’s direction. Given a choice, Fubara would have been in the convention. Sorry for going out of line with this. |
Burob:And you are not ashamed that you support such a horrible person in your nation. No wonder the nation has been labeled different horrible names. “… 1 man is bigger than the great pdp”? But you read that he had been expelled. Certainly you could not believe your eyes. |
You stand for stability, yet you watched Wike hand over PDP to APC. You stand for stability, yet you watch Wike staying in the party and working for/with APC. You stand for stability, yet you watched Wike hand over PDP territories to APC. Is this now cowardice? Maybe this governor is one of those “PDP in the day, APC in the night”! |
Too desperate for money. He lost it all. His license may be in trouble. By now na “had I known”. Those years, na owanbe in Nigeria. Maybe also built a powerful house or powerful houses. Bought some powerful cars. Now wahala. Make greed no let us lose focus abeg. |
Too many illegal revenue collectors all around the nation. Hopefully states can put measures in place to checkmate the menace. Governor Alex Otti has excelled in that area. I think Obaseki put such measures in place until the man with English difficulty assumed the mantle. |
greatseed:Not just very incoherent, but absolutely defamatory. The lady can actually sue him. |
Namaster:But it went missing! Some of those who have ordered the refund May gave companies that benefitted. |
Mrfixitt:They are northerners. Will they be tried? Let’s wait and see! |
Gentledove2001:Ah, do you not think that you have sense problem? |
doncartel:You gan gan deserve an award for this comment. By the way, why did Fubara not have this kind of formula? Who knows if Fubara was called a fool and an idiot several times, completely intimidating him? Did you notice how that police officer, who by age is not the lieutenant’s mate, shut his mouth when the lieutenant warned him? The policeman shut his mouth. Maybe he instantly remembers his family and did not want stray bullets to touch him. Wike too was making that frantic call and the young man was not moved. Na Wike finally move after the shouting! That young officer showed Abuja oppressed citizens what to do next time such things happen. |
Gentledove2001:Definitely. That way, he can restore the intergrity of the country. We need leaders like him who we can hold accountable. Show us where in that comment, the country was insulted. Was he Mr. Trump who used the words “now a disgraced country”? Don’t be a coward. Face Mr. Trump and accuse him of insulting your country. When the same Trump called Buhari a weak man, you all kept quiet. Why not face foreigners who see the irresponsibility in the country once and demand a retraction of their accusations? |
Jovi10:When you hear that footballers play for free, then look for Gabon, Equitorial Guinea and such tiny countries with one or two big players, who also sponsor their national teams. European countries, plan, budget and pay their players appropriately. If your country is failing, admit it and hold the leaders responsible. |
Just imagine what APC reduced our country to. Aside from being called poverty capital of the world, Nigeria is called a disgraced country. Shame on our horrible leaders and their supporters. |
stuffs2002:Ahh. But you forgot to look at your own family first. You no see how BAT/Wike misery, hunger and suffering dey smell there? The problem with APC supporters like you is that poverty is nothing. Now IPOB invites Trump to attack Nigeria, forgetting that your Tinubu and Buhari long ago in 2014 invited America to intervene in Nigeria. While your Fulani brothers are enjoying themselves in forests around your community, you are busy looking at people who live their lives in joy and wealth. Fraud is a leader who is unable to tell his lineage, education and source of wealth. Ask your oga if e fit answer you. |
Emanodimo:Why has Wike not commanded them to fight bandits? Why does Wike approach the IG and the heads of security agencies, if he could command like that? His own authority ends in his office. The soldier stated clearly that he was there on the instruction of the Vice admiral. Even the officer would not dare leave that place under any circumstance and Wike understood it. Even Wike’s security understood it all clearer. He was lucky that he met a cool headed officer. If he met someone of the same thinking, his family would be grieving by now. And by the way, the minister’s respect daily diminish in the eyes of decent citizens. |
stuffs2002:No wonder there’s so much poverty in the land. Continue. |
Ttalk:Go and learn. Some of you who completed your secondary school education one, two or three years ago, never let people with knowledge teach you. Maybe you think that the retired CNS allocated power to himself. Since you can read, I advise you to check the benefits given to a retired CNS by military authorities. Serving or retired, the man has and will have his compliment of security until he dies. As the CNS, you saw that he had a serving lieutenant on his land, protecting it. To the SA gutter, he should keep his gutter mouth to himself. Unfortunately he can not take off the uniform. The soldier is more useful to the nation than the gutter man, who absolutely serves no use. I wonder how the unlearned man called a whole lieutenant “a small boy”. That was very uncouth. Hopefully he can dare look at the soldier face to face and return in one piece, to confirm if he met a small boy. |
ALTERNATEID:Democracy demands respect and accountability. It does not invest absolute or limitless power on the holder, in this case, the man known as “Abuja landlord”. Democracy does not confer the right to seize people’s legitimate properties. Common sense should tell everyone that the said retired military officer did not allocate the land to himself, neither did he suddenly arrive on and occupy that land. Somebody gave him his allocation documents and he lawfully occupied his land. News has carried it severally how the minister has oppressed citizens over their lands, claiming that they were illegally allocated. If the minister, at will, continues to cancel legitimate allocations, then he must expect resistance from certain individuals, in this case the equally powerful like him. Is there any difference between military dictatorships and the actions of Mr. Wike in the recent times? As you have seen, the defence headquarters backed their soldier and the former CNS. Certainly Wike did not expect such resistance, as he had become used to having his way. Even his security detail could not confront the soldier, proving to you all, the orderliness within the security agencies. I believe that the barking minister could not do more than that, as one more step would have proved fatal. How do you determine “their legitimate” duties? Is it not in this same Nigeria, that out of vendetta, legitimate lands and properties have been taken over by political opponents? Why have you not used the word “banana republic” when such acts are carried out? Or are you part of those who choose selective justice, especially when it favors the political party or individual that you support? Let’s wait and see how Wike will revoke that allocation and his demolition agents move into that land to destroy the man’s property. The defence ministry supported their retired member and the serving soldier. Oya, wait for the disciplinarian. |
Now that the defence headquarter has spoken in favour of the soldier who confronted the garrulous Wike, let’s see how he can revoke a military man’s land approval and escape unscratched. |
yarimo:No be only “arm force”, na leg force. Go school una no go gree. Na to support APC up and dan. |
grandstar:If you were in secondary school during Buhari’s Presidency, why shoook your mouth in this issue, without knowledge of all that happened since the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. If we mentioned “ethnic in nature”, you probably would have said “religious in nature”. Research for better information, or you may ask me for information for free. |
Lalami3232:Where did you read “rich young man”? Na people like una be APC supporters. Always out of touch with the reality. |
grandstar:Oga, I am very certain that you were not born yet when religious crisis popped up its head in this country, with Islamic jihadists making it their religious duty, according to their book, to wipe away those they call “infidels”. Maybe you are not even aware that infidels who shared the same faith were first killed inside their worship centers when they started their crisis. Before you join us issues here, please ask those who had first hand experience in Kaduna, Kano, Borno and Sokoto states. If the issue of endless killing of innocent Christians did not come up, would you not remain silent, clapping your hands and watching those who are your enemies systematically getting wiped out? Maybe your fear is that of all nations and Presidents, it is dangerous Donald Trump and the Americans who have risen in defence of innocent Christians. Maybe you have not realized that eliminating the vampires that you all support will bring absolute peace to people of all faith nationwide. What your leaders failed to do, another country has volunteered at their own expense to help out. You do not have the faintest idea of the Fulanis, Hausas or any other tribe nationwide. If you need to discuss and learn from me, let me know. |
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