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Politics › Re: Political 419 Case File #2: Peter Obi And The Airport Persecution Story. by FSBoperator: 11:40am On Sep 24
Speaking about airports, do you know Obi responded to demands for Anambra to build it's own airport that the state did not have land for such project.

He will later secretly allocate land for an airport project only to hand the land to a private developer who sold the lands to members of the public to build their homes.

The community petitioned Obiano over the land they donated to the govt for the airport project being encroached on by an estate developer.

Every attempt to secure their community land backfired as the developer provided docs showing that obi had allocated the land to the developer.

This is why Obiano had to seek another land for the airport project which Obiano did and duly completed that project.

Today , Obi flies into Onitsha using that same airport he said the state could not build owing to scarcity of land .
Politics › Re: Umahi Orders Decoration Of First Niger Bridge With Tinubu’s Pictures by FSBoperator: 11:31am On Sep 24
nedu666:
Did you see obi billboard or that of any politician on the bridge
I am sure Umahi was taken out of context and he must have said no other presidential poster will be allowed on the bridge until they pay the levies to ministry of works
Politics › Re: Umahi Orders Decoration Of First Niger Bridge With Tinubu’s Pictures by FSBoperator: 10:52am On Sep 24
clarocuzioo:
Umahi you are confused.. That place is second Niger bride not Tinubu house in Bourdillion. All these asslickung you guys are doing will definitely backfire. Time is a gentle man.
That bridge is federal property on Federal territory.

Have you asked if any of the political parties have paid the ministry of works to instal billboards for their candidates along the bridge.
Politics › Re: Umahi Orders Decoration Of First Niger Bridge With Tinubu’s Pictures by FSBoperator: 10:49am On Sep 24
Heffalump:
This kind of statement from Umahi should be challenged in court and be made to face the consequences.

The Niger Bridge is a federal asset and not owned by APC. The ruling should also come with the caveat that should any other presidential candidate's poster be pulled down, the minister will be held culpable and will face the full brunt. In a country where there is rule, this is how to deal with reckless politician whose only ambition is to instil fear and intimidate the opposition to remain relevant while looting the national treasury. Stupid dude.
The bridge is property of ministry of works.

Have Obi and co paid the ministry to hang their billboards on the bridge ?
Politics › Re: Umahi Orders Decoration Of First Niger Bridge With Tinubu’s Pictures by FSBoperator: 10:46am On Sep 24
Ofunaofu:
Umahi is a notorious madman.

Which Niger Bridge is he talking about, the one built in 1965, or the Second Niger Bridge built under Buhari?
How you guys see both the old and new bridge as your property baffles me..

The very first bridge was built by the federal govt under Tafa Belewa.

Ojukwu blew it up.

The second and now third bridge were all built by the FG and remains FG property
Politics › Re: They Accuse Solodu Of Everything Except .... by FSBoperator(op): 10:39am On Sep 24
Yorubasarecurse:
Soludu in op’s own words is now the new god of the op and Tinubu’s lackeys. These same new found lovers of soludu (in ops language ) won’t allow soludu run their lives.
Spits .
You said nothing !
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Again Over Alleged Stolen Property Case by FSBoperator: 10:21am On Sep 24
ARISHEM:
Nigerian legal system are not serious. EFCC have done their best in bringing this man to face justice but Nigerian law keep releasing him in controversial circumstances.
Don't blame the Judiciary.

EFCC investigated him but it was the then AGF's office that took over the prosecution of the case and watered down all serious charges EFCC had compiled against him


The Judiciary only works with what is brought before it.
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Again Over Alleged Stolen Property Case by FSBoperator: 9:40am On Sep 24
Sheuns:
When another AGF from another tribe comes and decides to try and throw in jail all these guys working with Tinubu now, don’t cry foul.
Is this why you are all insulting and attacking Solodu as being a betrayer for not playing along with Obi's latest lie ?
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Again Over Alleged Stolen Property Case by FSBoperator: 9:39am On Sep 24
Moroccoguy:
8 years is equal to 4years in prison term
No it's not.

I believe one must serve at least 80% of the sentence before being considered for release.
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Again Over Alleged Stolen Property Case by FSBoperator: 9:37am On Sep 24
Sheuns:
When another AGF from another tribe comes and decides to try and throw in jail all these guys working with Tinubu now, don’t cry foul.
We knew of blatant corruption in high places during Buhari's watch.

Why are there no such cases being reported today?
Politics › Re: 2027: We Won’t Tolerate Election Rigging In Nigeria: US by FSBoperator: 9:29am On Sep 24
Okeke again.

The US state dept had warned this scammer to stop making statements claiming official US position.

They warned him when he lied to the DRC govt that he had secured a US -DRC military alliance.

In swift reaction to Okeke's blatant lying on his social media handle , the US state dept followed up and passed sweeping sanctions on each and every individuals in the DRC govt and military.
Politics › Re: Countless Times Peter Obi Defended Abubakar Malami by FSBoperator: 9:23am On Sep 24
Godfullsam:
There are lots of African leaders with very little resources who are doing very well at the moment.

Tanzanian president, Rwanda president, even Ruto in Kenya is doing fantastically well for his country.
Love him or hate him, the south African president is doing very well and SA is currently the largest economy in Africa with over 500 billion dollars worth.

Egypt too is not left behind, the have the second largest economy for a reason.

I can go on and on.. president tinubu doesn't come close to any of these leaders in terms of policies performances and reforms despite the large resources at his disposal.
Egypt?


The country that the military is into wheat subsidy?

Bread prices are seen in Egypt since historical ancient times as a litmus test of their economy.

High cost of bread translates to bad governance among Egyptians.

The country has so many subsidy mechanisms in place that hides the true deplorable nature of their economy.

The Sisi junta is basically running a police state with over a million members of the secret police.

The junta relies heavily on US bribes and handouts to keep the lights on.

The Sisi govt is also building a brand new settlement west of Cairo based purely on debt totaling so far over $60bn and counting.

This new capital city in the arid deserts west of the Nile is the only major thing keeping Egypt's economy hanging by the thread.

And so far that project has not attracted the much touted investors.

No one is going to invest in a totalitarian police state and they are definitely not going to be investing in real estate there either.

Rwanda growth is relative when compared to were they where a few years back.

And most of the investments driving that economy are from western institutions who are using Rwanda as a launchpad into carving and securing rare earth mines in the DRC which is next door .

As per Tanzania , the country's growth is driven by Chinese investments in mining sector and it is still relative when compared to Nigeria's own growth.

If an economy of $10b has an annual growth of 5% and another economy of $500bn is recording just 2% is still does not mean the $10bn economy is better than the $500bn one.

In retrospect, Japan has an economy worth $3 to $4 trillion but it still has been recording negative growth.

The issue you also left out is that Rwanda and Tanzania rely on taxes and levies paid to govt to run their country.

Can that be said of Nigeria ?

If we close the tax gap, you will see Nigeria not only meet it's budgetary needs but it will transform our democracy as no one will sit by idly and see govt officials squander their hard earned tax money
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Again Over Alleged Stolen Property Case by FSBoperator: 9:06am On Sep 24
This is Malami's legacy as Minister of Justice.

Other than refusing to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law cases involving highly placed northerners in the Buhari adminstration , he also sat on prosecuting arrested Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists and Fulani bandits.

The current AGF arraigned over 5,000 terrorists in special courts and secured their convictions with lengthy prison terms from 25ys to life.

People don't know how this Malami was everything but upholding the laws his office was supposed to do
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Maina Wanted Again Over Alleged Stolen Property Case by FSBoperator: 9:01am On Sep 24
Willy2025:
This Maina again? I thought he was sentenced to 8 years imprisonment in 2021? Why release him before serving out his term of imprisonment? This country self. Now, he has committed another, which would not have been possible if he were still in prison serving his jail term. I'm sure he has fled to the Republic of Niger again.
Ask Giringori's friend Malami.
Politics › They Accuse Solodu Of Everything Except .... by FSBoperator(op): 8:50am On Sep 24
The insults and attacks on the person of the executive governor of Anambra, Solodu has been relentless.

They have accused him of everything and have extended their attacks on his own family.

Solodu is a sabo, a betrayer , Cain himself for exposing one of several too numerous lies of their messiah Obi.

But one thing they can never accuse Solodu of is being a liar.

Funny how that turns out.
Politics › Re: It Is A Very Big Insult To Say Lagos Is A No Man's Land - GRV by FSBoperator: 8:30am On Sep 24
ResidentSnitch:
You wey be South African? You were everywhere on the forum supporting the xenophobic attacks by SA against other Africans, including Yorubas.
Now it has come to the issue of Lagos, you've suddenly turned into an emergency Yoruba lover.
We know your type and any true Ọmọlúàbí will sniff you out easily.
See this one.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Where Was The Terrorism Between August And September 2017? by FSBoperator: 8:29am On Sep 24
Goosethetruth:
Instead of you to appeal the life imprisonment sentence bestowed on your terrorist leader,you are on Nairaland.com writing inane missives.

Or

Better still join your cohorts in opening and writing threads on Peter Obi for Nigeria presidency.

Unfortunately both projects are hurtling down the sloppy path of failure.

Don't worry,after January 2027,life will continue because you must learn a bitter lesson.
On what basis is Kanu going to appeal his conviction when he refused to enter his own defense ?

The only thing he has hanging is to claim his trial was in error and that the charges he was convicted on are non existent .

Which are all flawed arguments that the appeal court will throw out on receipt.

There's even a real possibility that the appeal court might even impose the recommended sentencing guidelines which Justice Omotosho was lenient enough not to impose on Kanu.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Where Was The Terrorism Between August And September 2017? by FSBoperator: 8:11am On Sep 24
truthera:
Nnamdi Kanu's eventual freedom will serve as a testament that no man can stop whom "Chineke" has blessed.... It will happen like a joke to all his detractors.....
Freedom?
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Where Was The Terrorism Between August And September 2017? by FSBoperator: 8:10am On Sep 24
truthera:
You know what the IPOB spokesman said is not far from the truth but because you can't refute it, you resort to personal attack, you should be ashamed for supporting injustice...... As you rejoice over what they have done in denying Nnamdi Kanu his rights and freedom, note that this injustice won't end with Nnamdi Kanu, tomorrow it may be you or someone close to you....
All these Kanu would have done if he had entered his defense in his trial
Politics › Re: Top 10 Oil Producing States In Nigeria Based On 2025/26 Data by FSBoperator: 7:35am On Sep 24
Cybaghost:
lol I must admit that there are tribal sentiments in my writeup but however, those are facts! Check all my replies I never said southwest doesn’t produce crude oil. I said that ondo figures are false and I stand by my statement that Lagos doesn’t currently produce any oil. Someone have already addressed that point showing that the Lagos aje field have technically dried up and currently not in production.

I continue to mention imo oil wells ceded to rivers because wike begged the governor for them to share revenues from those wells but the governor refused and insisted on total recovery which led the case to Supreme Court ( we know wike heavy influence on Nigeria judiciary) and unfortunately imo state lost. These wells are in imo state and I know that because the affected wells are in my local government.

I also never said that Lagos oil wells belongs to Akwa Ibom, you might want to read my replies well to understand what I was saying.


Cross river was formerly an oil producing state but after the oil producing area of bakassi peninsula was ceded to cameroun and akwa ibom took them to court to recover disputed offshore fields, cross river ceased to be an oil producing state and doesn’t receive 13% derivation. Same with Lagos state after the aje field dried up Lagos stopped being an oil producing state and doesn’t receive 13% derivation.

My anger here is that a lot of south west media houses has the habit of manipulating oil production statistics when they knew it was entirely false. There was no time Lagos ever produced 40k barrels even at the aje field peak production. There was also no time Lagos received more derivation than imo state. But for some unknown reasons (well, we know the reason) they just keep peddling this falsehood and presenting it as facts just like the op did with this thread.
You claim Ondo oil fields are actually in Delta and were ceded to Ondo state.

Will Delta state govt be sleeping knowing what's at stake?

And only you are now claiming Rivers oil wells as Imo

I recall this particular case very well.

The Supreme court had established that disputed oil wells were rightly in Rivers state.

Hope then started calling for referendum on the disputed areas to be joined to Imo by claiming they are Ibos and so ought to be Imo and not Rivers.

Hope even went to court to compel the FG to stop disbursing oil revenue until a referendum is concluded in the now settled disputed areas.

Nah only you know who get oil abi?
Politics › Re: Top 10 Oil Producing States In Nigeria Based On 2025/26 Data by FSBoperator: 6:40am On Sep 24
peleson1:
Funny how you people cornered lots of Delta State offshore oil assets to South west and have them to Lagos state .
Since when did Lagos start producing oil?
Sense is far from this one
Politics › Re: It Is A Very Big Insult To Say Lagos Is A No Man's Land - GRV by FSBoperator: 4:51am On Sep 24
ResidentSnitch:
Ehe... The Chinese are there too. It's just a matter of time before they buy up everywhere and start determining who will govern Lagos or not.
If Igbos can't compete favorably in Lagos, then so be it; because even the Yorubas won't be able to survive there.
It's a no man's land. Get used to it.
Carry yourself back to your village

What is your business with Yorubas and Lagos ?

Is it your Lagos ?
Politics › How And When Did Lagos Become No Man's Land ? by FSBoperator(op): 11:50am On Sep 23
This is a direct question to Ibo expansionists who remain the only ones dragging Lagos patrimony with Yorubas by claiming Lagos isn't Yoruba land .

When exactly did Lagos cease being Yoruba land and what made you to declare it as free for all and no man's land ?
Politics › Re: Losing The Bakassi Was So Painful by FSBoperator: 11:40am On Sep 23
bestman09:
So Ojukwu was the head of state then?
Ojukwu was the rogue HoS of the rogue Biafra .

It was in that rogue capacity he gave Bakassi to the French Rothschild House who owned Total and Eni oil

Gowon will later agree to this agreement after liberating Cross River so as to get France from supporting the rogue state of Biafra.

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