₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Oh boy, see so many shedding of tears on this thread.

Hehehehehe:
The op went from it will favour me and my family to begging for Monetization. Now he has switched to telling us na the oppositions the government dey favour?

You all can see how he lost on both sides? Most of us don't take him seriously anyways cus we know him mumu never do.

Mbanda:
Why would he pay helinues?
Is it his biased nature that sheun will be paying for or, his lies and propaganda?

agadez007:
So e Dey pain Abi?
I remember during the Chidinam Adetshina fracas,so many yoruba were going on South African’s Tiktok live and telling them to execute igbo people and burn their Business in South Africa that that was the only way to tame Ndigbo,I still have many of those Screen recorded Videos in my laptop
Even the recent Eze Ndigbo issue in Ghana,the same thing,they were everywhere instigating Ghanaians to attack Ndigbo

Why can’t you guys take what you give?

arantess:
Culture of rape.

Tuahhh

garykoeman:
Any yoruba still hoping to vote the Anambra fake messiah.

This is what you will get in their New Nigeria.

WorldRichest:
He posted from the psychiatric unit of the prison where he is serving long jail term for hard drugs trafficking

WorldRichest:
And these are the people that think we will ever allow one of them to rule Nigeria. It will never happen

callmeDDD:
Is it that one you saw, look at this one below. I thought some nl are tribalistic until I came to twitter. So sick. Even they have started here already?
Aside that, how does he even think he can escape even if it's only one person he raped?. But I am sure that figures are exaggerated because it won't go too far before he is caught in a working system like UK.

Ttalk:
Dear Seun,

It is now becoming embarrassing that your Mods are bias and doing a shabby work that could dent the image of your hard work for creating Nairaland.

Pls point to me what offense that made your mod delete my post why the above post is left.

The Obidients on this platform who lack the mental resource to engage in political discussions are left to abuse, derail and blatantly lie when they are defeated in an argument.

Please delete me completely from Nairaland if you feel threatened by my posts but accept the abusive posts by the Obidients.

No one has monopoly of insanity.

I therefore, demand this post to be pulled down and the OP banned.

ogododo:
Nigerian leader Bola Tinubu woke up the world last week, declaring he has ended corruption in Nigeria.

But it was Nigerians who were most astounded.

He said, “The reforms I’ve embarked upon since I took over in Nigeria have been very impactful. It was initially painful, but today the result is blossoming…We have more money for the economy, and there is no more corruption.”

To cut him a little slack, he seemed to have begun by trying to affirm that he had installed a better foreign exchange regime to encourage new Brazilian investment.



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I believe this to be the case because Tinubu continued as follows: “We have the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria here. You don’t have to know him before getting the foreign exchange you need. The speculators are out. In our currency market, the door is open for businesses.”

The problem is that his comments, which were even true of the foreign exchange sector, went way beyond it.

The video of the speech shows Tinubu as affirming, “No more corruption,” although some news outlets, including Premium Times and The Punch, quoted him as saying, “There will be no more corruption.”


Foreigners with absolutely no experience of Nigeria may have been swept away by the Nigerian leader’s speech to have hurried to Nigeria to start investing.

The question is how many Nigerians, including those in his own government and on his delegation, believed one word of what he said.

Has Nigeria experienced a C-change, or sea-change, in the past two years? The answer is clearly, No.

In 2015, his APC took control of the federal government by hawking a C-Change message: to Change Nigeria by Cleaning it of Corruption. Here is the official APC Manifesto, perhaps the most dishonest in the history of political chicanery, as recorded by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

Dismissing the PDP, the party it desired to replace, APC declared: “The consequence of trusting (sic) power to a party that does not have the genuine interest of Nigeria and Nigerians are clearly manifest in our political and economic predicament today; tens of thousands of innocent Nigerians have been killed due to government neglect of security; poverty and unemployment have multiplied due to the perverse economic policies, corruption has been taken to new levels while health, education and job opportunities are all in free falls, the question on the lips of most Nigerians is: is there a federal government in Nigeria? Yes, there is a federal government in Nigeria. A government that thrives on chaos, corruption, impunity, injustice and the systematic exploitation of ethnicity, religious sentiments and other primal instincts to divide and rule Nigeria. It is no wonder that at no time since the period of the Civil War have ethnic and regional sentiments been as raw as they currently are. Nigeria can, and must do better.”

We must read The Manifesto because we know that APC lacks the honour to do so, just as it has in the past 10 years, failed to honour even one of the myriads of contracts it marketed to the Nigerian electorate in 2015, selling a phantom weapon it called “APC Commonsense Solutions.”

There are many areas to look at; I will examine four. On corruption, APC’s Commonsense Solutions pledged to:


Create a functionally independent anti-corruption agency, with adequate and predictable funding and full prosecutorial powers and free from political interference; End immunity from prosecution for sitting politicians; Reform budgetary & accounting procedures-including publishing all the meeting-minutes and service performance data on government spending [of] over N100 million at Federal and State and N10 million in local government; and End all private jet and First Class foreign travel for government employees.

On education in 2025, APC pledged to “Triple education spending over the next 10 years, from the current… to 24.5%.”


At that time, the PDP had for five straight years spent between 7.95% and 9.26% of the budget per annum on education, but in the Muhammadu Buhari Years, the APC downgraded education year after year: from 6.65% in 2016 to 4.30% in 2022. Tinubu, for his part, allocated 5.53% in 2024 and 7.3% in 2025; these are the lowest levels internationally.

On unemployment, it promised: “3 million new jobs a year through public works programme.” This means that it now owes Nigerians some 30 million jobs.

On insecurity, the APC in 2015 accused its predecessor of lacking a vision. “And without a vision, that party at the centre has led Nigeria from one crisis to another, lurching deeper into political anarchy, economic decline and social disillusionment. A decade and a half later, nothing has changed. That ruling party has neither concrete plans for the security and advancement of Nigerians, nor the wherewithal to do so, even if it had one. Suffice to say that it had thrived on the maxim: promise nothing, do nothing.”

When Tinubu celebrates his reforms, it is important to remember that, unlike APC, which was feasting on the PDP, the ruling party is not feasting on itself, but on Nigerians.

Thus, there is no truth to either of Tinubu’s claims that his reforms were only “initially painful” or that there is no more corruption.


To suggest that Nigerians are not in pain is to confirm that the Nigerian leader is not leading Nigeria.

Real Nigerians are in pain because, contrary to the claims that he makes abroad, but curiously not at home, the ruling party has abandoned them. His leadership is limited, narrow-minded, and deliberately ignores the general hardship.

There are more government lies about jobs than there are jobs, as the June 2025 Afrobarometer report clarifies. There are about 80 million people, roughly one-third of the population, classified as living in poverty, a large portion of whom are young adults who are either unemployed or lack the necessary skills. This is far short of the APC’s promise of 30 million jobs.

For them, there is no sight of the 24.5% spending on education that the APC promised 10 years ago.

Finally, contrary to the claim that corruption has been abolished or is under some sort of control, it is on a fierce rampage because there is nothing in the behaviour of the ruling party, since 2023, to suggest that honour and integrity are of any importance.

Every year, for instance, the Auditor-General of the Federation routinely issues his obligatory annual report; it is also routinely ignored by the executive, thereby encouraging corruption to fester. The latest report, for 2021, is available. But responding to the 2019 and 2020 reports, the House of Representatives, itself no model of patriotism, recently indicted 31 federal MDAs for N103.8 billion and $950,912.05 worth of financial infractions.

Who will recover the monies and jail the thieves, the Tinubu government?


What of the even more ethically-challenged but powerfully-placed Nigerians, such as Godswill Akpabio, the President of the Senate, or Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the FCT, whom Tinubu recently claimed he would probe?

Corruption is not fundamentally about money, but about how things are done, and Tinubu’s “Fight-Snatch-Grab” political philosophy is perhaps the best illustration of the scourge.

It is not simply that corruption in Nigeria, like insecurity, has gone away. Under APC, it is alive. And mutating.

Sonala Olumhense

https://punchng.com/bola-tinubu-abolishes-corruption/

Whois:
Are u aware u can't get Chi Chi from Seun by lying?
Btw When did I tell u am a grandpa? I am yet to be a grandpa, my first child just won enter nursery two. The brother still dey suck breast

I doubt u have responsibilities like I do. Someone that have responsibilities will rather make profitable content instead of begging for Monetization but like I said earlier

" those whom the gods wants to destroy they make them firstly arrogant and jobless "




Person way spambot don delete him last post, he can't come now till his ban expires. Luckily Na just less than 30 mins

Primusinterpares:
These people keeps giving Nigeria a bad name.



Baba sharply plead guilty so that he go serve him terms for obodo Igbo. SHALLOW Smart guy.

Whois:
Before it was "those whom the gods wants to destroy they make them firstly arrogant and mad"

Now it is "those whom the gods wants to destroy they make them firstly arrogant and jobless "

Helinues has shown both symptoms

Kdon2:
A terrorist that will certainly rot in jail.

Nigeria need to be rid of this type of elements

adekolaelect:
You need to invite Buhari for this. It is unfortunate for the man that fights for his region when his reasonable poeple are not with him than only online noise makers. When you failed to protect ,manage and provide for what you have ,then you start blaming an outsiders . If Igbos have one voice ,if kanu related, respect and honour elders likewise Elders supported him . He would have not meet himself in that soap .

helinues:
Gentle the Yahoo has changed his name to Gentle the Igbo's.

Those are just part of the crimes committed by Nnamdi Kanu

Whois:
Na small thing



u mean u took time to though comments from 2008 till date . Seun please provide job for this guy, he is becoming too obvious only you can help his life

Tochi3:
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..you are asking for name..apart that..helll...anuis could you give your FDL opinion about the tribalism fröm Abike dabiri..
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..why can't you engage lögically..?

..did you watch the video..is that man not a yoruba man..?

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helinues:
What's the name of that Yoruba elder? Are you guys not tired of always lying ridiculously all the time?