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Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 2:17pm On Aug 02, 2023

Odibembem:
You have not read Why We Struck. If u did u won't claim Ademoyega was d leader of d 1966 coup. Ademoyega made it very clear in d book that Nzeogwu was their leader, that's why Nzeogwu led d Kaduna axis to take out d Sadauna who was perceived as d strongest Bloc, Ifeajuna took out Balewa d PM in Lagos while Donatus Okafor was to take out Ironsi d GOC of d army in Lagos but he botched it. It was Nzeogwu that finally read d coup speech ousting the govt and it was he who took over d govt and later handed over to Col Katsina (who represented Ironsi) after Madiebo had convinced him to surrender. Go and read The Five Majors by Gen Gbulie, The Nigerian Revolution and Biafra War by Alexander Madiebo and even d account by Sir Rex Niven, PA to the Saduana all pointed to the fact that Nzeogwu was d undisputed leader of that coup.
As to if u are Yoruba, I don't care, it makes no point here, d likes of Macaroni and Iyabo Ojo are all Yorubas who are dancing naked around Obi without knowing d stuff he is made of and the demands of a Nigerian President.
The suffering we are encountering can be solved by a clear headed visionary and disciplined leadership together with a patriotic and informed followership. Any army officer who takes a gun and shoots his way to power and dissolves all d 36 states govt nationwide certainly does not have the kind of temperament to fix Nigeria. He would continue to kill and oppress to maintain the power he got illegally. U don't know what u say when u recommend military coup, u honestly do not understand d far reaching implication. U think they would give Nairaland, Facebook and Twitter this unhindered access to abuse and ridicule people as is done currently? Coups have never solved d problem of any country in Africa, not even one, how u think it would solve ours in a time like this is what I find most amusing

I didn't read why we struck? Lol. The first time I bought and read that book was in 1994 and I still keep a copy at home till now and recommended same to several NL members here and where they can get it. Ademoyega, because of his intelligence was the lead director of that coup. Kaduna Nzeogu whose name was being echoed as the leader was probably put together by some people in order to distort history. The brave soldiers were actually 5 in number.

The above said, why are you saying you don't care of my tribal affiliation when you kept linking me with igbo in your posts by force, even referring to my fathers? Grow up!
I'd remind you of today, someday. No need to argue further

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 9:09am On Aug 02, 2023*

[quote author=Odibembem post=124820943][/quote]Who's talking Peter Obi here? Is it same Peter Obi that's causing the current situation in the country or the cause of what happened to our economy when Buhari was in power? I think I can understand what you're driving at which clearly proofs what I've been saying. You're not even a good student of history. Nzeogu wasn't the ring leader in that coup. Ademola Ademoyega was. The idea was to release Awo and declared him president. Don't even think I'm ibo cos I've been seeing the sign of tribalism in your post as predicted. I'm a full bloodied yorubaman. Go and read a book entitled Why We Struck. It was written by a prominent figure in that coup by the name Ademola Ademoyega. Maybe you'd learn something you didn't know until now. Stop dwelling on emotions and what people tell you. Read boy, read!!

Except you are living in the moon would you accept we have good leadership in place, which even predated Tinubu's administration. This predated his givernment, so don't I'm being as emotional as you are. In a revolution, there must be sacrifices and only a coward would be afraid of it.

On the final note, expect anything from either the military or the civilians in the country, should the situation remains abated. Thinking there can't be coup as if you control the army is laughable. Anything can happen, anytime

Celebrities › Re: Men Cheat For Fun Not Because They Don’t Love Their Wives — Blessing CEO by Eriokanmi: 10:36pm On Aug 01, 2023

Treasure17:
Only those who visit Allen Avenue.

E no dey show for face oo. If i upload HIV positive ladies and guys here, you would not want to marry again. It's unbelievable when fresh-skinned girls are said to be hiv+. They don't show symptoms simply because they take their ARVs regularly. Just be careful

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 10:24pm On Aug 01, 2023

Odibembem:
The military were d ones that centralized our constitution in the first place, prior to that we were a loose federation. The command structure of the military would never allow them free the federating units. Quit d day dreaming, no soldier ever does any coup to help, they do it for d lust of power. Just forget, there shall be no coup again inNigeria

Point of correction, the 1999 constitution was quite different from those written by the former milirary leaders. Google will help you find the old copy of it. The 1999 constitution was amended to favour the elites and allow them to get away with the loots and their corrupt practices. That's why each time lawyers and media always refer to our constitution as 1999 constitution as amended

The only thing that is constant in life is change. Nothing is impossible. It's laughable to think there can't be coup in Nigeria. What made you think so? All the variables are already there staring everyone in the face. If coup happens, Nigeria will not burn. Life will definitely move on. As long as you are still alive, nothing(including coup) is inevitable in a country like ours.

Travel › Re: Crashed Helicopter at Oba Akran, Ikeja (Photos) by Eriokanmi: 5:18pm On Aug 01, 2023

Oh! What time did it happen? I drove past there about 3 hrs ago

Celebrities › Re: Ngozi Nwosu Celebrates Her 60th Birthday (Photos) by Eriokanmi: 2:04pm On Aug 01, 2023

Goodlady:
Happy birthday to this grandma as you age with grace. Who's time never reach no go die.
I recllaed when she had kidney ailment. Money was contributed for her surgery.
Also, I learnt she has been acting for over 35 years. She did one Yoruba movie with Bayowa Films & Records Int'l in the early 90s titled (Ewo, Abomination).

Bayowa Films...Good old days wink

Foreign Affairs › Re: Any Attack Will Lead To Disintegration Of ECOWAS - Guinea Backs Niger by Eriokanmi: 11:52am On Aug 01, 2023

Nemesis0147:
Nice one…ECOWAS should focus on more important issues and let the be of Niger be.
The citizens are celebrating the coup plotters so they are obviously supporting them.
Let the Niger citizens breath.

Of course. The ousted president messed up big time. My partner in Niger said they're in support if the coup. See the screenshot of our conversation below.

I hope we get it right someday amd we'd all have a one voice against our corrupt leaders. We're still eating and drinking tribalism. We're not ready yet.

The support Niger received from some African leaders clearly shows they don't respect tinubu's leadership as the leader of the region. They all have his profiles with them. Shame on those who voted this man with a corruption-ridden soul. No Nigerian leader in the past had been so disrespected whenever he lent his voice as an ECOWAS leader.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 9:36am On Aug 01, 2023

Odibembem:
Some of u are so disillusional. So u want the military to seize power and redo d constitution so that the south or south east would be favoured in d new constitution over d north abi? Who do u think has d balls, d positioning and d numbers in d army to do any coup? Certainly not Ibos, Kwale, Ikwere or Bini army officers. It's still d northern officers that can effect a coup, God forbid. So no way they would effect a coup and not further entrench northern or even Fulani hegemony. Nigeria is gradually diluting d hold of one region over the rest of us and children like u think soldiers will risk their lives to do a reset and then leave? Where in Africa has that ever happened? Grow up abeg

Who's talking of regional favouritism here? Since the start of coup d'etat in Nigeria after independence, has it ever favoured a particular section of the country? You'd answer that yourself. If your fear of a coup is that, north would be sidelined and the south would benefit from the amended constitution, then you're one of those enemies of the north because you don't want your region and the common masses to develop and enjoy a new lease of life.

Look at the national assembly. If you say north constitutes the majority, I'd say yes. But how many of these law makers deliver on their promises? How many of them have successfully executed the various community projects in their various constituencies? The majority of them live in abuja. They hardly go home. But if the constitution could be amended such that, power would rest on the grass-roots and the local government could be fortified and allowed to run things without depending on state, you'd be amazed the level of development you'd see. North is the poorest region in Nigeria and a region with the highest number of out of school children on earth. That should bother you and I. All those law makers should be cut to size nationwide. The money they're eating can be used to develop all regions of the country. Only a change in constitution would address this.

The constitution we have today only favours the elites not the masses. That's the truth. We can't continue to work with it. See when Nigeria was practising regional government, we had groundnut pyramids in the north, cotton in the north, cocoa , pil palm, rubber in the south. The common man was empowered to do agriculture and they had money in their pockets. Where is the pyramid today? Where are the cotton farms which used to supply the kaduna textiles pruned cotton materials? Where is the kaduna textiles itself today? That's caused a huge job loss in hundreds of thousands. Our leaders don't care. You can answer all that by yourself. I'm Nigerian first before my tribal affiliation, if you've ever read any of my posts, you'd know this.

The coup idea isn't about sidelining the north. All regions are suffering from this constitution imposed on us. I don't believe in bokonharam or banditry. They're the consequence of the bad constitution which gave room for bad leaders to thrive. They're members of the society too. The government made them so radical, same as ipob. Boko haram means book is a sin or western education is a sin. When they see the governors , senators, ministers and their relations enjoying and sharing money , which belong to the masses for developmental purposes like road construction, agricultural subsidy and soft loans, education improvement, provision of portable water, etc , they'd say what's the essence of the so called western education which is enslaving instead of providing succour? They think once Islamic government is established, nobody dares steal what belongs to the masses anymore cos the person would be beheaded. This is the fact Nigerian leaders won't tell you.
Killing them won't solve any problem.

Once the government begins doing what's right, you'd never hear attacks by boko haram or bandits or ipob again. Only by changing our constitution by removing so much powers from them at the centre would this happen and I don't see our politicians doing that cos it would affect them. Only the military can do this.

Politics › Re: Former NBA Chairman, Olumide Akpata Joins Labour Party (Pix) by Eriokanmi: 6:33pm On Jul 31, 2023

Kingsmeal:
He’s a wise man. One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors, certificate forgers, drug Lords.

By end of this year, every sensible NIGERIAN will be obidient.

Dem full national assembly bro grin

. You can imagine that Gov Dapo Abiodun's aide who's currently eating beans in American prison for defrauding the American government? He's supposed to be one of the elected national assembly members today. He had shown interest already and his candidature would have been unopposed. But the long arm of the law caught him before he went far.

Just look at those supporting them on social media. They must be just like them cos you can't see evil and still go ahead and say he's a saint. Imagine the dapo abiodun being charged in Miami Dade for credit card fraud decades ago. The paper released even showed he served a jail term. Look at the former speaker and the deputy senate president too...thehr background checks will shock you.

Such people can't be in power and you'd expect them to have human face. I'm an advocate of revolution. We're still playing. It will happen before our very eyes. Mark today's date. End sars would be a tip of the iceberg.

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Politics › Re: Ministerial Nominee, Joseph Utsev, Told Senate He Started Primary School At 4 by Eriokanmi: 5:00pm On Jul 31, 2023

sketcherJ:
Hmmn am I the only one not getting it? He can’t start his primary school at the age of 4? Or maybe it was rare in the 80s?

The tale of you can’t start school unless your hand can touch the other hair or something? Lol

True, but there were a few private schools in those days. I remember the Children Home School in Ibadan, near St Anne's Church, when going towards challenge from malete. While public schools were admitting pupils into pry 1 at age 6, they were admitting at age 4 and 5, or depending on your stature and how easily you could catch up academically. The nominee could be right.

Sadly, the majority of those senators attended public primary schools which they've jointly destroyed today. A larger percentage of children of nowadays attend private schools. God's judgement dey wait all of them

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Politics › Re: US Throws Weight Behind ECOWAS And President Tinubu On Niger by Eriokanmi: 3:18pm On Jul 31, 2023*

BOYS2MEN:
I am beginning to believe that these westerners are the reason why Africa has been backwards in terms of democracy....the type of democracy we have here in Africa , especially west Africa is DEMOCRAZY.....the military fit come change niger , u never can tell

Before nko? They always use our mumu leaders, those who wouldn't stop running to them for help for the Greek gifts which they call foreign aids to exploit us.

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Politics › Re: Oyo Workers Protest, Lock Secretariat, Demand Palliatives, Others by Eriokanmi: 1:27pm On Jul 31, 2023

seuncyrus:
Please name the roads. With on going road construction in almost every local government of the state , you can still say this? Try dey get conscience when you talk at least . Even if you support APC or Accord or LP or any other party , don't sell your conscience bro . Na wa oh

Makinde actually tried in Oyo but the truth is, there are a lot of places he didn't touch in the ibadan metropolis. Maybe he'd look into it in his 2nd term. Its too early to apportion blame for now. I was in ibadan to see a brother at oke ado last month. I was shocked what I saw...from the NTC road, to sharp corner, to Joyce B road, Ososami road, to imalenfalaafia down to idi opę and the adjoining streets. Bad roads everywhere. I've not even explored other areas to see what's happening there. But all these can be fixed in one month. I know he's capable, going by his achievements in his 1st term. When we see good things , we should say it and when things are bad, we shouldn't keep quiet also.

That said, states don't have power on palliatives. Its high time their workers knew this. Where's the money, except the federal government sends them succour? I don't see this happening soon. Even the committee set up for this purpose had said over the weekend that they don't see palliatives coming anytime soon. What does that mean? More sufferings for the masses.

Tinubu really made mistakes in the subsidy removal plans. He put a cart before a horse not even the clueless Jonathan wouid do this. He ought to have put palliatives in place before removing the subsidy. Jonathan did this in his time. Its called sure-p. Every state got a share of it. People like tinubu mocked him back then, as if tinubu wouid have done it better.

Tinubu could have borrowed money first and used it for this purpose before the subsidy removal. He removed subsidy and now borrowed later by sending the approval to the NA. The effect is what you and I are seeing on the poor masses today. Many People had abandoned their cars and taken to trekking. Is that enjoyment or sufferings? Shebi na Adamawa looting we see. Wait for what other states wouid do soonest. There's hunger in the land, an unprecedented one for that matter.

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Politics › Re: Oyo Workers Protest, Lock Secretariat, Demand Palliatives, Others by Eriokanmi: 1:09pm On Jul 31, 2023

Ozommadu:
Even almighty igr oyo??

Yoruba ronu

Ronu kęę, they're still sleeping after drinking a keg of highly alcoholic tribalism and bigotry. Wetin konsain me? See as some people would be defending this pain unleashed on the poor masses

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 11:02am On Jul 31, 2023

yemex04:
@the bolded..

Because power is sweet, they will never willingly return to Barracks once they have power... but I am sure there will always be coup after coup from one regime to the other

From whatever angle you want to see it, coup is never an option due to the greed of Africans..

they'd return to barracks. No where in the world wouid a military lead a country for a long time anymore as we had in the past. Even where coup were planned in African countries, they did a transition in a short time and resoted their democracy. Niger too would do same. We need one here. If the civilians do the right thing, military won't take over power. With or without them in power, their ogas are always enjoying. Hope you get.

Tinubu feared this could happen and he retired some top ranking officers compulsorily recently. The truth is, thiose planning coup are not the ogas but the junior officers. If you and I are enjoying dividends of democracy which they are cornering to themselves in abuja, such thoughts wouldn't have come up in the first place but they're afraid. A sinner is running when nobody is chasing him...that's conscientious

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 10:42am On Jul 31, 2023

gbadexy:
Yeah. Opportunity for realistic constitution.
Scrapping of one of the legislative arm.

I just modified my post. Just fo back and read. We're in same page bro.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Prohibit Citizens From Using Social Media by Eriokanmi: 10:25am On Jul 31, 2023*

EyeCumInPiece:
Bitter truth is that Democracy is for Oyibo and not for Africans. We are still too crude and primitive for Democracy.

Most countries in Africa need a regime reset and Nigeria isn't an exception. Our leaders' excesses are just too much. NA alone is earning more than what 36 states put together are earning. Despite the economic downturn currently plaguing Nigeria, none of them had come out to say they want to cut down on the huge allocations accrued to them and their excesses. You see governors leaving power and retiring at the senate as if there are no competent citizens who can occupy the senate to represent their respective states.

A military coup would reset leadership here or better still, a revolution. Even those supporting their evil deeds are feeling the heat. They're only suffering and smiling.

I asked my business partner in Niger why their military had to do what they did , citing how their leader was so close to Nigeria and the immediate past administration. He said hed chat me later. He told me the man had committed a lot of atrocities since he was elected president and recently, he ordered the release of an alqaeda terrorist from prison, the move which had received the public condemnation. It won't be a bad thing if military should take over power in Nigeria and re-do things for us, including our useless constitution which favours only the elite. After doing all these, they should arrest all of them and jail them, then restore our democracy by overseeing and conducting a free and fair election, then, return to barracks thereafter.

See our conversation below...

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Rep.of. Ireland: FIFA Women’s World Cup (0 - 0) On 31st July 2023 by Eriokanmi: 1:42pm On Jul 30, 2023

Ogamysamo:
a win will be better, not because it will help them to avoid meeting stronger teams but because it will be calculated as their performance during next rankings. funny enough our falcon is the least ranked team in this group but they have wonderfully moved to the top of the table ahead of teams considered to be better and stronger than they. we are no. 40 world ranking, ireland is no. 22 or 21like that, canada that we held to a goalless draw is no. 7 and austria whom we defeated is no. 10, nigeria was initially supposed to be a walk over base on what the fifa latest ranking said but now we are about to cross over...

let's have a look at the performance at group level and their world ranking:

group b
no. team pts w.ranking
1. nigeria 4 40
2. canada 4 7
3. austria 3 10
4. ireland 0 22

a lesson to all those who society favours more today. don't look down on those struggling. tomorrow is another day

a lesson also to our dilig its hustlers out there... keep moving

The emboldened is so on point. I was reading about Tosin Eniolorunda last week. The Engineering graduate of OAU, who founded Moniepoint. He's already on the list of Nigeria's billionaire today. When his course mates would be riding cars to school or chauffer-driven around town, this guy would enter public transport to Ife where he was schooling back then. He came from a very low background but today, moniepoint process over 400 billion Naira transactions monthly. How many commercial banks with their nationwide coverage and thousands of staffers do that today?

This gives me the insight into the AI. sooner than later, human efforts would no more count in many areas of human endeavours. It's time people started thinking out of the box to stay afloat. Do not underestimate anyone in Life. Tosin's story really excites me. Kudos to our team and I hope they would not do ojoro to our girls cos they are from Africa as the usually do. I remember the atlanta 96 olympic games. God just wanted to crown us that glory ni. The FIFA's ojoro was so glaring, just to favour either argentina or brazil.

Our Tobi Amusan is receiving the heat already. Despite being the most tested athlete by the athletics federation in the world history, they still suspended her for failing to show up for testing on 3 occasions . I pray she wins a the tribunal as the world athletics championship draws nearer. I wish the falcons well

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Foreign Affairs › Re: AU Gives Niger Military Junta 15 Days To Return Bouzam To Power by Eriokanmi: 9:59am On Jul 30, 2023

ManirBK:
Good development The coup won’t hold. They know that. They would vacate the position either in peace or in pieces.

Ecowas chairman Tinubu is holding emergency meeting to set right the situation

Civilian dey command military to leave power? No be juju be dat?

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Politics › Re: I Was Minister At 43, It’s Unfair To Return 20 Years After – El-rufai by Eriokanmi: 5:27pm On Jul 29, 2023

triple996:
This man no even send the ministerial appointment sef

Ncos there's nothing tonsteal again. The era of awoof was when he was the fct minister wey everybody eye never open. There's even nothing to steal again.

Travel › Re: Int’l Travels: Airfares Hit Rooftop In Nigeria As Ghanaians, Others Pay Less by Eriokanmi: 12:08pm On Jul 29, 2023

LinkTank:
Hmmmm....... can you suggest any other alternative??

keep checking bro. I knew Nigerians would flood the place on hearing that news. The rush would not last long. Summer ends around August ending and everyone can rest

Travel › Re: Int’l Travels: Airfares Hit Rooftop In Nigeria As Ghanaians, Others Pay Less by Eriokanmi: 10:13pm On Jul 28, 2023

LinkTank:
The ticket prices seem to be same with naija own on the airline/ticketing sites, are the prices only lower if purchased physically at the Cotonu airport??
Thanks.

I observed that too earlier today when i checked for someone. I guess Nigerians had thronged Benin to buy tickets, after the news, causing foreign airlines there to quickly adjust their rates. Every organisation wants to make profit, of course, only that Benin citizens who wish to travel, would be badly affected. Rates were so low in the past weeks.

Sports › Re: Oshoala Says Her Dad's Not Happy With Her Celebration. by Eriokanmi: 4:19pm On Jul 28, 2023

Racoon:
I said it here earlier and a lots of people were on my mention. What stops her from celebrating without removing her shirt to expose her inner wear?

You may be right but there nothing bad in what she did, when she's not an ęlęhaa for goodness sake. She's a sports lady. What if you see her at the beach or at a pool wearing only panties? She'd not even wear that type of pants to compete in an international athletic race. What you'd see would be much smaller, like their inner pant and it's not because they want their bodies to be revealed. It makes them smart and light when ruining.

Glad to know she's not busty. She's smart with her inner wear so nothing is revealing.

TV/Movies › Re: What's That Movie You Watch 3 Times But You Still Feel Like Watching It Again? by Eriokanmi: 11:50am On Jul 27, 2023

gabazin080:
blood diamond. somewhere in Africa. toluwa nile and osuwon (i cry everytime I watch this)

I know why you love watching somewhere in Africa. Grow up cheesy

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TV/Movies › Re: What's That Movie You Watch 3 Times But You Still Feel Like Watching It Again? by Eriokanmi: 11:49am On Jul 27, 2023

ChiefOloye:
Tolúwa N'ilẹ̀ by Mainframe starring Bàbá Wande and Sawooro Ide also by Mainframe, starring Ẹ̀dá Onílé Ọla.

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Politics › Re: Ogun Tribunal Admits Jail Record, Police Report As Evidence Against Abiodun by Eriokanmi: 11:02am On Jul 27, 2023

I've heard of his case years back. The fraud case of his aide who's now eating beans in America over defrauding the USA government was the last straw that broke his camel's back. Anytime I talk ill of Tinubu, I always come under attack in NL same as others who do same. It's high time we began background checks on those supporting this man, their family history too. Who knows, they might be doing what Tinubu is doing. No sensible human being wouid take sides with this man. He was the one who brought dapo abiodun.

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Politics › Re: El-Rufai, Wike, Oyetola, Alake, Fagbemi Make Ministers List by Eriokanmi: 10:00am On Jul 27, 2023

kpompey:
Now we should start the movement for 2027.Tinubu is a useless president.Credible candidate should selected and tried by a party registered and floated by youths. Tinubu is a disaster to Nigeria and the party constitution should be written such that the party through majority vote can remove the president. Tinubu is a useless man.The same old thieves are recycled.

If any youth candidate emerges from the youth party, the old factors will still play out...tribalism and religous bigotry. If he's a Christian, the north and religiously blind south would kick and prefer to follow the old fools instead, same would happen if he's a Muslim.

Nigeria's leadership makeup is chop make i chop in nature. No sense of belonging. They'd say, omo ęni ko le shedi bębęrę, ka lo filękę sidii omo elomiran. Which literally means you can't have your relation showing interest in running for a political office and now support someone from another tribe or faith. Nigeria is just a combination of many countries or independent states. Sadly, Awolowo knew this but still went ahead and championed a course for one Nigeria, even at a time one tribe said they weren't ready for independence.

Had Awolowo chosen to break yoruba away, we'd have been a favourite of the world by now and ibos too would have followed suit. This makeup makes it difficult for Nigeria to progress.

Politics › Re: Bhadresh Gohil: UK Court Fines Indian Lawyer £28M In Ibori's Corruption Case by Eriokanmi: 10:36pm On Jul 25, 2023

001Lagos:
This is the same Ibori that Tinubu hobnobs with in aso rock

I'm not surprised because it's only a criminal that hobnobs with fellow criminal

Dat one surprise you? What of the akpabio who had cases of corruption in court, which was why he ran to the apc to seek cover, now heading the senate?

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Politics › Re: DSS Re-arrests Emefiele After Tussle With Prison Officials by Eriokanmi: 10:31pm On Jul 25, 2023

FacilitatorLekk:
Nonsense talk, did Buhari tell you he ordered emeifele to do anything?

Quote the law you are stating here let's see... unlimited powers, to remove him of course if he is erring, but not to control him on the job like a zombie to do their selfish bidding. Emeifele was the CBN governor, period. Go to court and tell them Buhari controlled him, you will see if the judge will entertain that nonsense...mugu

Go and read the constitution and stop the insult boy. Stop embarrassing yourself over this. Buhari did same in the 80s by instructing the CBN governor of that time Read boy, read!

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Politics › Re: DSS Re-arrests Emefiele After Tussle With Prison Officials by Eriokanmi: 5:18pm On Jul 25, 2023

FacilitatorLekk:
It's Emeifele's responsibility to handle CBN's affairs, if he allowed Buhari control him to do something wrong, that is his business. Emeifele is not a staff of Buhari, he is the CBN governor of federal republic of Nigeria, he swore an oath.

The president had unlimited powers over the CBN and all the executive arms of government. Go and read the Nigerian constitution. No be me write am

Sports › Re: Lebron James' Son, Bronny Suffered A Cardiac Arrest During A Basketball Workout by Eriokanmi: 4:58pm On Jul 25, 2023*

A country where things work. In Nigeria, the boy would have died like that pretty Chrisland Girl. If you go to any sports centre in that country or schools...both private and public, even public places including airports, there are AEDs hung on the walls everywhere, blinking and ready to be used.

There was a day one senior servant in the country developed a cardiac arrest at the abuja airport. They watched this man as he bid the world goodbye. They just surrounded him. The ports health had no single AED, none was found in the airport. So sad!

I was discussing with a friend in Germany recently about the effect of Russian war on global economy. He said Germany had always prepared ahead of the unexpected. He said they're generating their energy from coal and other means. Here in Nigeria, somebody who was overhyped as Mr developer went and removed subsidy without a palliative in place, just like the adage of putting a cart before a horse. Whereas, Angola, another oil-rich country only reduced the subsidy and before they did, they had already made available necessary palliatives. This is very wrong

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Politics › Re: DSS Re-arrests Emefiele After Tussle With Prison Officials by Eriokanmi: 4:51pm On Jul 25, 2023

FacilitatorLekk:
STFU, not supporting DSS clashing with prison security operatives, but emeifele committed serious crimes.

Kuku say buhari committed serious crimes because emefiele couldn't have succeeded in doing what he did without Buhari's approval. Anyone thinking buhari isn't aware must be a joker. He did same in the 80s when emefiele was probably still in the university, through the cbn governor in office that time. I knew when it happened. People also died while some developed HBP because they were unable to meet the deadline set to deposit their old notes. They ended up burning their naira.

The federal government under tinubu doesn't seem to know that, an embarrassment caused emefiele is indirectly on buhari.

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Education › Re: No Student’ll Graduate From Uniabuja Without Having A Registered Company – VC by Eriokanmi: 2:21pm On Jul 25, 2023

Way to go. Those who obey this man would thank him later in future. He must have gone to China to see how they run their education sector. CAC should just design a package for them such that, the fees would be easily affordable, just the way they always do each time they attend exhibitions and declare company registration almost free.

Entrepreneurial development should be taught in every department in our institutions of learning. I know of 2 medical doctors today who never consulted in their entire life. They're big time businessmen today. There's also a paediatrician, a lady who's doing well in fashion.

This concept is rare in our clime. Kudos to this man of vision.

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