Coolsat:
No wonder he's still very fit.

He go still fit satisfy under 25 in the other room

Jking20:
Any decision that will hunt the elites is deemed unfit in this country.

It means we are ready for proactive economic transformation in Nigeria.

Anyway, pronouncement is one thing, implementation is another

PARADIZEPRIEST:
ALL THE BAD LOSERS OF ELECTion HAVE MALLAMS ON STREETS HAWKING their illicit DOLLARs LIKE GROUNDNUT.IS SO SICKENING,MALLAMS ARE THE ONES MISLEDING TRADERS WITH HOARDING OF CURRENCY FROM DRUG DEALS AND ILLICIT TRADES,GOD BRING THEM IFSHA. WE PRAY AMERICA INTRODUCES THEIR DIGITAL DOLLAR FAST TO STOP THIS DOLLAR HAWKING ON STREET GOD WILLING FROMT THIS YEAR.

Reason Nigeria government must take proactive step to rescue the economy

Why must the government allow dollar to float all around the country? It shows Nigeria is a lawless country

OPEN LETTER TO THE NEW CBN GOVERNOR, CARNDOSO

Dear Mr. Governor,

The rate at which Dollar to Naira exchange rate skyrockets recently requires you to take some drastic steps to rescue the collapse of Nigeria economy.

Having taken time to study this challenge, the solution is hereby proposed that the federal government should make pronouncement, or to give executive order that the personal possessions of Dollars in Nigeria should be illegal.

It should be declared that only registered business ventures should be allowed to transact with dollars, and the currency must only exist in the domiciliary accounts.

Possession of dollars by individuals should be declared illegal, and Police ahould be strenghtened to arrest any culprit.

A lot of Nigerians abuse the currency, stock them in their houses in excess, leading to its scarcity for business transaction, which is responsible for the high exchange rates.

The worse part of it is that some Nigerians go to party to spray enormous dollars lavishly, and this act should be declared illegal. Anywhere it is practised, the organiser of the event and the spenders should be jailed.

Some politicians also stock billions of dollars in their houses. The dollars that are found wanting in the banks are stocked purposelessly in their custodies, particularly the lawmakers. This attitude is very bad to our economy and should declared that anyone found with dollar bill at any spot should be arrested.

It is of no use that Nigerians must carry dollar bills around, some even shamelessly display them on social media, without in any affiliation to international transaction.

The system of third party involvements in procurement of dollar bill should be banned.

It is time for the new CBN governor to take this drastic step to rescue Nigeria from the path to economic perdition.

In the countries where dollars are their legal tenders, do we see their patriots place so much value on Naira to the extent that it is abused? This is the time to rescue the economy by declaring the use of dollar should be only through domiciliary accounts.

Then, Naira's value would gradually be revived.

May God direct our noble course and guide our leaders right.

One Nigeria

Nigeria will rise again

Toyota RAV 2004 needed urgently.

If you have anyone available in Lagos, let me know

taylor89:
Tinubu is a thief

A smelling cocaine sniffer

A 34 year old boy calling a 71 years oldan a thief.

Do you have evidence to prove your claim?

Beware of CURSE

Whatever you pray for this administration is what you shall definitely get. *If you pray for Asiwaju success in this dispensation, you will be successful with your family and vice versa.

Think twice and be wise

Those who started Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu regime with bitterness may remain so till the end without achieving a dime.

Free your mind from bitterness, open your eyes to opprtunity, and live to triumphantly succeed while others tread the path of bitterness

Do you have any cause to rejoice during Buhari's regime?

As President Buhari finishes his tenure on May 29, I appreciate God Almighty that His words came to pass in my life.

The word says: when people shall be saying there is casting down, I shall be amongst who will appreciate God for lifting up.

During Buhari regime, God has really favoured me and I am confident that He shall do more during Asiwaju Bola Tinubu regime.

From May 29th, 2015
I bought two cars
built two houses
added another baby boy to the already blessed Soldiers in my house in 2016.
I got promoted
I became Chairman of my community
produced a graduate Son

Whenever I remember Buhari tenure, mine will always be gratitude to Almighty God.

Join me to say Glory be to God

DURING ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU REGIME, IT SHALL BE BLESSINGS ALL ROUND FOR ME AND ALMIGHTY GOD SHALL TAKE ME TO GREATER HEIGHT.

Righthussle:


Fear God oo

For wetin

TINUBU IS AHEAD OF THEM IN ALL RAMIFICATION, MORE EXPOSURE AND IDIOMATIC QUOTIENT

Tinubu is a thinker, strategist and endowed with mind of intelligence.

Sometimes ago that he used the figure of speech *Bala Blue* during his campaign, the social media was awash with all manners of ridiculous denigration and castigations that he is an old man with loss of memory.

Maybe by this proof the brain of the infidels and lapdogs can now be reset.

TINUBU - MR TEACHER, said:

*The Election is not all about Bala Blue...*

Now U can understand

Meaning: THE ELECTION IS NOT ABOUT DRINKING BALA BLUE TO BE GIVING FALSE STATISTICS

TINUBU understands better than the self acclaimed Youth

No wonder as He dey speak am, e dey pain them

The true fact

Freegift75:
HOW NEW YEAR CALENDAR INFLUENCED IJEBU HISTORY!

by Dr. Saint
Jan. 1st, 2023

The origin of New Years' celebration dates back to 2000 B.C in Mesopotamia. This first day of new calendar Year has over time turned to a tradition of festival prominently celebrated in most countries of the world.

Around 800 BC, a new calendar consisting of 304 days was created by Romulus, the founder of Rome, and this calendar had just 10 months, beginning with March 1st as the first day of the year.

Years after, a new revolution sparked in 59 BCE, the year Julius Caesar vied for the consular elections at age 41 in Rome with which he won. Julius Caesar was a political and military genius who overthrew Rome’s political order and replaced it with a dictatorship. As part of his social reform, Julius Caesar instituted order and moved the beginning of the year from March 1 to January1.

Resulting from his new order, in 45 B.C., a calendar consisting of twelve months took effect with January 1 as first day of the year. This calendar employed a cycle of 365 days, followed by a year of 366 days (leap year). But unfortunately, Julius Caesar was later assassinated in 44 BCE. And, from 44 BCE to 31 BCE, the assassination of Julius Caesar torn the Roman world apart and resulted to the Battle of Actium, the civil war that spanned up to 13 years. This war, historically, instigated the first Itsekiri people migration to their present area in today’s Nigeria.

Meanwhile, the leaders of the Church didn’t like the idea of the New Year being celebrated on January 1st, so they played around with the dates a little. At first, they changed the start of the year to 25th of December. When later decided to celebrate Christmas on December 25th, the New Year changed to March 25th. Hence, the church in Rome began formally celebrating Christmas on December 25 in 336 AD.

Eventually, Pope Gregory XIII, during his reign, realized that there was nothing wrong with the old way of celebrating New Year, so he changed the date back to the 1st of January in 1582 AD. As a result, it was later named after him to become Gregorian Calendar, and was adopted mainly by countries under Roman Catholic rule, including Spain, Portugal and France.

Contrary to the above, the primordial Jebu kingdom in today’s Nigeria was attributed to the Ethiopian calendar, a tradition of the celebration of New Year on September 11, before the arrival of Portuguese explorers who conveyed the January 1st tradition to West Africa. Premised on the fact that the progenitors of the primordial Ijebu were of Ethiopia origin, they migrated with Ethiopian culture and tradition.

Ethiopian New Year is celebrated on 11 September. As a Land of Origins, a cradle of human beings, Ethiopia is one of the few ancient civilizations in the world with their own alphabets and calendar. One of the reasons why Ethiopia celebrates its New Year during this month is a belief that the number of daylight hours and nighttime hours happens to be exactly equal around the globe once every September, with belief that the creation of the Heavens and the Earth took place in September. Thereafter, Ethiopia chose September 11 to celebrate the beginning of a new year on the fact to immortalize the date Queen of Sheba return from Solomon.

According to Ethiopian tradition, on 11 September around 980 BCE, Queen of Sheba (Makeda in Ethiopian) returned to Ethiopia from her visit to King Solomon in Jerusalem. Her followers celebrated her return by giving her jewels. The day of her return was nationalized to become the first day of Ethiopian calendar, which they observe till date.

Years later after the child bore to Solomon returned from Jerusalem to Ethiopia, Queen of Sheba abdicated the throne and handed over the rulership authority to her Son, the act that instigated her sojourn into exile, which oral tradition and archaeological researches asserted she later founded a new kingdom described to be the first Ijebu Kingdom in today’s Nigeria.

Later, Prince Orlua (corrupted to OLU-IWA) the Son of King Agabu arrived after Makeda’s demise had collapsed the primordial kingdom, and he constituted a new kingdom that his heir, Awujale, rules over till date. Reason it is referenced in Ijebu eulogy as, *“Jebu Esen Orlua”* (corrupted to Ijebu Ereluwa) meaning Ijebu the descendant of Orlua (Olu-Iwa).

After the demise of Queen of Sheba in around 8th BCE, the Jebus in today’s Nigeria were used to celebrating New Year in September. It became the tradition for Awujale to lead others to usher New Year prayers at Queen of Sheba’s tomb in Oke Eri.

This September tradition was consistently practiced until later usurped by the influence of the Portuguese to adopt Gregorian calendar in 18th century AD. Portuguese voyages to the coast of West Africa introduced a lot of civilization and social reform amongst which include education and religion.

According to the legend, the tradition of Awujale performing yearly prayer for Ijebuland at the tomb of Queen of Sheba in Oke Eri, initially in September and later in January, succeeded up till the reign of Awujale Adesanya before the it was later aborted, especially when the civilization began to set in and Gregorian calendar became the order of the day from the Missionaries.

Hope you are blessed with this article….. *HAPPY NEW YEAR*

Proudly Ijebu.
Dr.Saint.com

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HOW NEW YEAR CALENDAR INFLUENCED IJEBU HISTORY!

by Dr. Saint
Jan. 1st, 2023

The origin of New Years' celebration dates back to 2000 B.C in Mesopotamia. This first day of new calendar Year has over time turned to a tradition of festival prominently celebrated in most countries of the world.

Around 800 BC, a new calendar consisting of 304 days was created by Romulus, the founder of Rome, and this calendar had just 10 months, beginning with March 1st as the first day of the year.

Years after, a new revolution sparked in 59 BCE, the year Julius Caesar vied for the consular elections at age 41 in Rome with which he won. Julius Caesar was a political and military genius who overthrew Rome’s political order and replaced it with a dictatorship. As part of his social reform, Julius Caesar instituted order and moved the beginning of the year from March 1 to January1.

Resulting from his new order, in 45 B.C., a calendar consisting of twelve months took effect with January 1 as first day of the year. This calendar employed a cycle of 365 days, followed by a year of 366 days (leap year). But unfortunately, Julius Caesar was later assassinated in 44 BCE. And, from 44 BCE to 31 BCE, the assassination of Julius Caesar torn the Roman world apart and resulted to the Battle of Actium, the civil war that spanned up to 13 years. This war, historically, instigated the first Itsekiri people migration to their present area in today’s Nigeria.

Meanwhile, the leaders of the Church didn’t like the idea of the New Year being celebrated on January 1st, so they played around with the dates a little. At first, they changed the start of the year to 25th of December. When later decided to celebrate Christmas on December 25th, the New Year changed to March 25th. Hence, the church in Rome began formally celebrating Christmas on December 25 in 336 AD.

Eventually, Pope Gregory XIII, during his reign, realized that there was nothing wrong with the old way of celebrating New Year, so he changed the date back to the 1st of January in 1582 AD. As a result, it was later named after him to become Gregorian Calendar, and was adopted mainly by countries under Roman Catholic rule, including Spain, Portugal and France.

Contrary to the above, the primordial Jebu kingdom in today’s Nigeria was attributed to the Ethiopian calendar, a tradition of the celebration of New Year on September 11, before the arrival of Portuguese explorers who conveyed the January 1st tradition to West Africa. Premised on the fact that the progenitors of the primordial Ijebu were of Ethiopia origin, they migrated with Ethiopian culture and tradition.

Ethiopian New Year is celebrated on 11 September. As a Land of Origins, a cradle of human beings, Ethiopia is one of the few ancient civilizations in the world with their own alphabets and calendar. One of the reasons why Ethiopia celebrates its New Year during this month is a belief that the number of daylight hours and nighttime hours happens to be exactly equal around the globe once every September, with belief that the creation of the Heavens and the Earth took place in September. Thereafter, Ethiopia chose September 11 to celebrate the beginning of a new year on the fact to immortalize the date Queen of Sheba return from Solomon.

According to Ethiopian tradition, on 11 September around 980 BCE, Queen of Sheba (Makeda in Ethiopian) returned to Ethiopia from her visit to King Solomon in Jerusalem. Her followers celebrated her return by giving her jewels. The day of her return was nationalized to become the first day of Ethiopian calendar, which they observe till date.

Years later after the child bore to Solomon returned from Jerusalem to Ethiopia, Queen of Sheba abdicated the throne and handed over the rulership authority to her Son, the act that instigated her sojourn into exile, which oral tradition and archaeological researches asserted she later founded a new kingdom described to be the first Ijebu Kingdom in today’s Nigeria.

Later, Prince Orlua (corrupted to OLU-IWA) the Son of King Agabu arrived after Makeda’s demise had collapsed the primordial kingdom, and he constituted a new kingdom that his heir, Awujale, rules over till date. Reason it is referenced in Ijebu eulogy as, *“Jebu Esen Orlua”* (corrupted to Ijebu Ereluwa) meaning Ijebu the descendant of Orlua (Olu-Iwa).

After the demise of Queen of Sheba in around 8th BCE, the Jebus in today’s Nigeria were used to celebrating New Year in September. It became the tradition for Awujale to lead others to usher New Year prayers at Queen of Sheba’s tomb in Oke Eri.

This September tradition was consistently practiced until later usurped by the influence of the Portuguese to adopt Gregorian calendar in 18th century AD. Portuguese voyages to the coast of West Africa introduced a lot of civilization and social reform amongst which include education and religion.

According to the legend, the tradition of Awujale performing yearly prayer for Ijebuland at the tomb of Queen of Sheba in Oke Eri, initially in September and later in January, succeeded up till the reign of Awujale Adesanya before the it was later aborted, especially when the civilization began to set in and Gregorian calendar became the order of the day from the Missionaries.

Hope you are blessed with this article….. *HAPPY NEW YEAR*

Proudly Ijebu.
Dr.Saint.com

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MandelaLives:

They didn't say 'cloned'. They said 'a body double' if you understand. Now, I dare you to answer the questions I asked you about Tinubu and Aisha.

Nothing hidden Tinubu dared to let out.

Your insinuation is misguiding you!

If you talk of rigged election, that one is known to all.

Oya tell me another thing

MandelaLives:
Even now, are YOU sure? Can you tell me what Tinubu meant when he said if APC failed to give him their ticket, he'd let the cat out of the bag? Or, can you tell me why Aisha Buhari left Aso Rock, left Nigeria, and stayed in UAE for years. Those who rejected Buhari in 2015 are also Obidients. Today, how far? These Obidients have a superior sense of judgement, only that your arrogant dross will not let you admit it.

Do you also believe in the Cloned Buhari?

If yes, go and examine your reasoning faculty.

Do you think a cloned person will be in Aso Rock and the secret will remain hidden till date?

Let me reserve my mind for reasonable debates

Since the commencement of the presidential campaigns in Nigeria, having studied the mindset of the candidates' followers, I have come to realise that the same people who believed and propagated that Buhari was replaced with Jubril of Sudan are frankly the same followers who queue behing Peter Obi.

Since the beginning, I have never heard Peter Obi making any meaningful remarks, no projecrion of good agenda, no manifesto that portrays him as the man who understands the problem of Nigeria with solution.

The same way and manner they attempted to ridicule Buhari with fake propaganda and they failed, they have queued behind Peter Obi with so much hatred for Tinubu.

Only God knows the best

Arkmanbuddy:
Ogbeni, don't try this nonsense of pitting two peoples against each other. We're all Omoluabi and happy together.

But when Alake was bending the history to
claim superiority ahead of Awujale, his father, no one caution him

SOME UNDENIABLE HISTORICAL FACTS ABOUT IJEBU AND EGBA!

• AWUJALE SHARED BOUNDARY WITH ALAAFIN AT MOLETE SIDE AND RULED OVER ALL THE SETTLEMENTS WITHIN

• THE TOWNS CALLED EGBAS WERE KNOWN AS ORILES FALLING ON THE TERRITORIES OF BOTH OYO AND IJEBU

• THE ORILES WERE ABOUT 143 VILLAGES KNOWN TO BE INDEPENDENTLY RULED BY THEIR RESPECTIVE MINOR MILITARY CHIEF

• MOST OF THE DWELLERS IN THOSE VILLAGES WERE PREDOMINANTLY THE INFLUX OF IJEBUS AND EGBAS

• MAJORITY OF THE PROGENITORS OF THE VILLAGES WERE OFFSPRINGS OF AWUJALE OR JEBU DESCENTS

• THE TOWN KNOWN AS ODO-ONA IN IBADAN WAS FOUNDED BY PRINCE ONAMADE (ODO ONAMADE CORRUPTED TO ODO-ONA), PRINCE OF AWUJALE

• DURING UPHEVEAL, TOP EGBA CHIEF WAS IMPRISONED IN IJEBU AND CHAINED FOR SIX MONTHS BY AWUJALE

• AFTERMATH OF OWU WAR LED TO THE DISPERSAL OF THE ORILE VILLAGES

• WAR CHIEF MAYE OF IFE AND LABOSHIDE OF IJEBU INSTRUCTED LAMODI, THE EGBA WAR CHIEF, TO LEAD THE PEOPLE OUT OF THE TERRITORY

• LAMODI DIED ON THE WAY AND SODEKE SUCCEEDED HIM TO LEAD THE PEOPLE OF ORILE TO ABEOKUTA

• THE PEOPLE OF IJEBU FLED WITH THEM TO SEEK REFUGE UNDER OLUMO ROCK. AND MOST OF THE EGBAS IN ABEOKUTA TODAY HAD IJEBU ORIGIN

• SETTLEMENTS LIKE ORILE-IGBEIN, ORILE-IMO, ORILE-IGBORE, ORILE-IKANNA, ORILE-IFOYE, ORILE-ILOGBO AND MANY MORE WERE ALL IJEBU SETTLEMEMTS BEFORE RELOCATION

• EGBA VILLAGES KNOWN AS ORILES HAD NO HISTORY OF KING AS RULER UNTIL AFTER RESETTLED IN ABEOKUTA THAT THE FIRST KING, ALAKE CROWNED IN 1854

• MOST OF THE SETTLEMENTS STILL WORSHIP AGEMO DEITY AS A SYMBOL OF THEIR AFFLIATION WITH IJEBU

• THE STOOL OF ALAKE IS MINOR TO AWUJALE TRADITIONALLY

Reference: Missionary Intelligence Report

Credit: Dr. Saint

QUEEN ELIZABETH JUNGLE IN IJEBU IGBO

Have you ever heard of Queen Elizabeth Jungle on the territory of Ijebu Igbo kingdom?

If you are seeking the biggest elephant in the world, there you find it!

Queen Elizabeth Jungle is a forest reserve created in 1949 but named after her after her visit to Ijebuland in 1956. It is a forest reserve typically restricted by law for any hunter to carry out any hunting expedition.

It all started that during colonial control in 1901, there was forest proclamation made to regulate log exploitation. As a result, a forest ordinance to establish forest reserves was put in place in 1908.

In 1914 after the amalgamation of Nigeria, colonialists surveyed a portion of land on Ijebu Igbo territory for special reservation. After the survey, by 1916, a Forest Reserve was created, named OMO FOREST RESERVE and registered with the goal to produce sawn timber on sustainable yield basis.

In 1946, the Nigerian Forest Department established in some of her Forest Reserves some portions called *Inviolate Plots* “to deliberately preserve typical pieces of Nigerian Forest in an untouched state for posterity”.

The Inviolate Plot was carved out of the Omo Forest in 1949 and later named Queen Elizabeth Jungle. Since 1954, these areas have been designated Strict Natural Reserves (SNR’s) by the Federal Department of Forest Research(now Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria ). Every specie of logs and animals found on this portion is preserved and protected by law against any encroachment by both hunters and forest merchant.

The Omo Forest Reserve covers an area of about 132, 090 hectares of which 25, 562 hectares were carved out and otherwise known as the inviolate plot or Queen Elizabeth Jungle. And the forest was recognized by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve in 1977.

As far back to 1977, the Queen Jungle was monitored by both land and air security to preserve every content of the portion of the land. The most wildest animals like Lion, Elephants and others are found there. In the past, helicopters were often time seen by the nearby villagers hovering over the land to secure it.

However, the said Forest reserve has been recognised by UNESCO as Queen Elizabeth Jungle, amongst other Jungles named as J1, J2, J3 and J6 on the territory of Ijebu Igbo. This has become a measure of Queen’s immortalization in the history of Ijebuland.

The Queen of Elizabeth lived from 1926 to 2022. May her Soul rest on.

Credit: Dr. Saint

Ok

Peter Obi LIED TO GULLIBLE FOLLOWERS

I said it!!

Peteru Giringori Kolanut is a SCAMMER per excellence! Someone with a weak Pass score grade in pursuit of degree in Philosophy, had gone to attend a Bank AGM shareholders meeting and later for sight seeing of power plants in Egypt. This he later sold its dummy to the unsuspecting public as 'TECHNICAL 'study tour of power generating facility in Egypt......
Iro l'abi Peteru Giringori Kolanut! ���

Max Obinna Njaka put it more succinctly:
Nonsense! O kwa ndi aghoriri ka'eriri?

You travel to Egypt for sight seeing walks- tourism! And such is being orchestrated on social media, to the gullible mindsets, as a technical tour of how power generating facilities are being run effectively in Egypt!

So, assuming it was indeed a power generating plant, how come you are seen alone in the midst of the Egyptian Engineers?
What exactly do you know about power generation and the technical architecture of a power plant?

Who are the electrical engineering experts you took along for the much orchestrated trip? And why are they not with you on this assessment tour explaining the technicalities to you by interpreting the jargons?

If Peter Obi want to be President , he must start acting truly as someone who's sincere and not acting up stuff and scamming Nigerians!!!
After womenfolks fear Nigeria's politicians! Perhaps Peteru Giringori Kolanut took us all as mgbadas���

"Woe to those who go down to Egypt for help" Isaiah 31:1

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*A Running Mate for Asiwaju Tinubu* appeals to a lot of Nigeria's demographics.
She is qualified by pedigree and profile.

*DR. ( MRS.) S. B. DIKKO-AUDU.*
Female. Fulani. Christian.
Daughter of Dr. Russel Barau Dikko, (first medical doctor from Northern Region, founder of NPC, Old Boy of KC, Lagos).

Chairman,
Kaduna State Independent Electoral Commission
Dr. (Mrs.) Saratu Binta Dikko-Audu holds a PhD Carbohydrate Chemistry from Southern Illinois University, USA, M.Sc. Natural Products, University of Alberta, Canada and B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry, ABU Zaira, Nigeria. She also holds a PGDE (Technical) from Kaduna Polytechnic.
Dr.( Mrs.) Dikko-Audu Started her working carrier as a young lecturer with School of Basic Studies ABU, Zaria in 1971 and became principal of the school in 1986.  In 1990 she became Post graduate programme coordinator and lecturer of Organic Chemistry, Chemistry Department, ABU Zaria and also served as a Lecturer and Research Grant Coordinator at College of Agriculture and Animal Science, ABU, Kaduna.
Dr.( Mrs.) Dikko-Audu moved to National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) Kaduna Campus where she served as Director, Kaduna Campus, General Manager, NOUN Consult and Investments Limited, Director NOUN Centre for Educational Technology Enterprenusral Development, Kaduna 2009 – 2015.
Dr.( Mrs). Dikko-Audu during her working carrier served on various boards and committess few of which are:

Member, Governing Council of National Open University of Nigeria

Member of the Governing Council, University of Calabar

Member of the Governing Council, University of Port-Harcourt

Member of the Governing Council, Univeristy of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria etc.

Internationally, Dr.( Mrs.) Dikko-Audu served as a Research Associate, Whistler Centre for Carbohydrate Research, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana USA, Research and Teaching Associate, Southern Illinois University Carbondale USA, Research and Teaching Assistant  University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberter, Canada.  She has carried out various research works in the areas of open and distance learning, and plants chemistry.  She is a member of Chemical Society of Nigeria, Institute of Chartered Chemist of Nigeria and Institute of Corporate Administration of Nigeria.

Dr. (Mrs.) Dikko-Audu has bagged so many awards and has been involved in diverse service to humanity both community and ecclesiastical.

A new hope for the women

Thanks

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Willy7:
Please is it the same Tinubu that once suggested the CBN prints more Naira notes to curb the dollar rise that you are talking about? Please please please this Tinubu joke is really getting out of hand and embarrassing. Every sane mind knows that Tinubu is not a Presidential material. The man has a lot of baggage with him that will make Nigeria a laughing stock if elected.How many practical and useful solutions to National issues has he proffered before? So all the blind eyes and deaf ears to his people's plight in the hands of marauders was because he was eyeing the Presidency? So as long as Tinubu is concerned you can decimate his people but give him the throne? So Tinubu intentionally inflicted Buhari on Nigerians because of his inordinate ambition? What has become of our conscience and sanity as a people? Has money and wealth of men blinded us? You can't seriously be angling for a Tinubu when we have the Adewumi Adeshinas, the Okonjo Iwealas, the Soludos, the Zulums etc. Why are we so fixated on the past and expired? What did Tinubu actually achieved as gov of Lagos State? What was his networth before and after? Why is he still holding the state ransome? Who brought in the disaster of a President that Nigeria is praying to finish and go? Who wanted to use Oshiomole to cause confusion in Edo State and other states before he was booted out? Please how old is Tinubu? How old is his first daughter? What was his pedigree in America before returning?
As for Osibanjo, though he sounds smart, has the academic records and exposures, I still doubt his ability to be his own man if elected. We don't need a puppet. Nigeria deserves better.
Something is telling me that this whole Tinubu and Osibanjo noise is just a distraction to pave way for either of both. I don't think Nigeria needs both men. Tinubu enthroned the mistake of a government we are struggling with, and Osibanjo is part and parcel of the same government. We deserve better as a Nation,we have suffered much. Thanks

I am disappointed by this post

jetwonder:
both of them are bad options!

Provide good option please

You cant compare Tinubu with Osinbajo. If Osinbajo has something special upstair, it could have been implemented to make a difference in the administration.

jetwonder:
both of them are bad options!

can you state the reason and your best option?

A political analyst was with insinuation on live programme that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo can not be compared with Asiwaju Tinubu if given chance to rule Nigeria.

He was of the optimistic opinion that Prof. Osinbajo is an international lawyer with high repute and he would be more intelligent that Asiwaju Tinubu to rule Nigeria.


But the truth remains that, should there be said that an accountant sent from Deloitte, the US to set up an accounting system for National Oil & Aramco in Saudi Arabia is not intellectually sound?

Can Osinbajo stand Tinubu in Finance?
Can he stand him in Accounting?
Can he stand him in Management?
What about Strategic planning?
Can he match up to him in political dogmatism?
Can he match up to Tinubu in understanding economic problems and solutions?
Can he come close to Tinubu in strategic planning?

Tinubu and Osinbajo are two different specialists of different fields but a brainy specialist in economic management will be more effective than a guru in law ro rule Nigeria.

What is your own opinion?
let discuss this intelligently and void of any abuse and desecration

SensualMan1:
That's what a nation that has refused to grow deals with. This old fool gat no business in government, unfortunately these are the idiots that have mortgaged the future of Nigerian youths.
Tinubu is an ediot!
Lai Mohammed is an ediot!
Buhari is an ediot!
Osibanjo is an ediot!
Ahmed lawan is an ediot!

Remember Nnamdi Kanu called Buhari an ediot and landed in Prison....be careful o

I dey watch you