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Celebrities › Re: Obi Cubana Abandons Tinubu’s City Boy Movement, Deletes All Related Posts by fubsy: 9:13am On May 23
The same way Tinubu will use Sim Fubara and abandon him later. Fubara should learn from Ben Ayade, El Rufai, and Ambode experiences.
Meanwhile, I don't understand why people/Nigerians will hail their oppressors when they are not caged. The story of Hitler and the chicken is apt.
Politics › Re: I'm Not Aware Jonathan Is Contesting— Peter Obi Speaks On 2027 Presidential Race by fubsy: 1:11pm On May 20
He currently does not have the power to correct our electoral system and reduce corruption because he is not the president.
He was not afraid of ordinary primaries. He just did not want to be caught up in the corrrupt primaries that would be determined by the spread of dollars.
DomPerignon:
You are not afraid of Jonathan but you are afraid to contest ordinary party ticket
Politics › Re: APC Primaries: Senators Stranded, Lose Tickets As Anti-defection Law Backfires by fubsy: 1:06pm On May 20
The greatest error Nigeria made was to permit the APC take over power in 2015. Nigeria had the chance to get out of the quagmire in 2023, but INEC and the court did the unthinkable in a democratic setting by declaring Tinubu as the president despite the shenanigans surrounding his qualification and the questionable electoral process.
We have the chance now to do turn our country around, and insist on democracy thriving. Otherwise, I pity Nigeria and Nigerians.
Politics › Re: Lere Olayinka Mocks PDP Faction Over Screening Of Goodluck Jonathan by fubsy: 9:44pm On May 19
In my humble opinion, Jonathan should not contest in the 2027 election. He should rather support a candidate that means well for Nigeria (of course, not Tinubu!!!).
Politics › Re: Voters Flee As Violence Breaks Out At APC Primaries In Lagos by fubsy: 5:02pm On May 16
This is not okay. "War without guns" does not mean chaos. It should only be about the people's votes done without illegal inducement.

madridguy:
This is okay. Politics is war without gun.
Politics › Re: Nigeria 2027 Presidential Election: Who Stands A Chance? by fubsy: 2:43pm On May 15
If the election is free and fair, Tinubu would know his fate by 1pm on the election day, which is, that he would handover in May 2027.
Politics › Re: APC Screening Appeals Committee confirms disqualification of Fubara loyalists by fubsy: 9:20pm On May 12
Any Rivers State's person that votes or supports his/her oppressor or agents of their oppressor is FOOLISH.
Politics › Re: Wike Clashes With Channels Television⁠ Reporters Over Land Allocation Questions by fubsy: 1:47pm On May 08
This may explain the situation in our judiciary and their decisions when Wike's interest is in quesion. Imagine a secret question from Wike to our judges like, "the house you are living in did you build it with your money? Was it not built on public land by me? Can't I revoke your license to that land? After those questions, they have to go and deliver judgments.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi And Kwankwaso Formally Join NDC by fubsy: 9:40pm On May 03
Now the Federal High Court will quickly allow ADC to survive so that ADC and NDC will split votes for APC. Though I still believe that with free and fair election, Obi will still win.
Politics › Re: Obi, Kwankwaso Quit To ADC For NDC Today by fubsy: 2:43pm On May 03
I will not be surprised if the case against ADC leadership is dropped or the case dismissed. With that, viable opposition groups will split their votes just like 2023.
Politics › Re: Army Confirms Arrest Of Social Critic, Justice Crack by fubsy: 8:08am On May 03
There are so many questions people involved will have to answer when we have a good government.
Politics › Re: Obi, Kwankwaso Set To Join NDC Next Week by fubsy: 4:18pm On May 02
Note it today. If Obi and Kwankwaso leave APC to join another party, that party will SUDDENLY have a legal or internal problem (obviously generated from outside the party). If the party does not have a legal problem, then the Federal High Court judgment will leave ADC to contest, and give room for another opposition candidate. The end goal is either to ensure that the viable opposition contenders have multiple candidates to split votes like 2023 or ensure that Obi does not stand as the sole viable candidate against Tinubu.
Politics › Re: Gov Abiodun Declares Senate Interest, Promises Ogun East ‘the Best Ever’ by fubsy: 1:07pm On Apr 30
The Nigerian Senate is rapidly becoming an association of ex governors. It's mostly made up of immediate past governors who have exhausted their constitutional limit of 8 years as governors. They then use stolen funds to catapult themselves to the Senate.
What a country?!?!?!
Politics › Re: Amupitan: What God Told Me Before I Accepted INEC Job by fubsy: 1:12pm On Apr 23
Do not use the name of God in vain!!
Politics › Re: Electoral Act Breach: Retired Judge, SANs Knock Judges After NBA Outcry by fubsy: 6:33am On Apr 13
If Wike is not removed from the Body of Benchers, and disbarred for his atrocious and highly unethical activities, then the NBA has not started. What example is Wike showing to young lawyers?
Then, the lawyers that deliberately twist the law or make the law stand on its head by filing tbose illegal actions should also be subjected to disciplinary actions.
The judges that are not independent, but kowtow to the executive should also face disciplinary actions.
If the above are not initiated and followed through, then the NBA or the NJC has not started.
Politics › Re: CSOs, Youths Storm Ex-President Jonathan’s Office, Urge Him To Contest In 2027 by fubsy: 8:07pm On Apr 08
MESSAGE TO PRES. GOODLUCK JONATHAN
President Goodluck Jonathan, you have played your part. You remain the most democratic president of Nigeria in recent history. Do not listen to those who are wooing you to contest in the 2027 general election. I suspect that it is the evil APC that is working hard for you to contest so that the chances of ADC will be diluted. Do not fall for the bait. Nigerians are tired of the lies, dictatorial, monarchical, and undemocratic style of the APC, particularly under Tinubu. Nigerians are wiser, and cannot fall for their rice and intimidation politics.
So, our dear GEJ, do not fall for the APC trap. You are bigger and better than that.
Let Nigerians chose their leadership.
Celebrities › Re: Davis Offor "Clarus" Dies At 85 by fubsy: 10:12pm On Apr 07
Legends - All of them of the New Masquerade.
Politics › Re: I’m Not Planted By APC To Destroy PDP - Wike (video) by fubsy: 2:48pm On Apr 02
I do not believe you, Wike.
In my opinion, you are well positioned and oiled by your boss, Tinubu to destroy any opposition party starting with the PDP. But you cannot destroy the people of Nigeria who are willing to get out of the shackles your party and people - the APC, has used to lock them.
Politics › Re: 2027: ‘A Party Controlling 31 States Can’t Fear ADC’  —  Gov Sule by fubsy: 2:42pm On Mar 24
Is APC controlling 31 states or they successfully coerced governors to join them by denying them federal privileges? Are the coerced governors the same as the voters in their states?
Oh! APC is hoping that the coerced governors act as their puppets, and manipulate the 2027 voting results like that of Rivers in 2023!!
Sports › Re: Senegal Lodges Appeal Against CAF Decision by fubsy: 2:35pm On Mar 18
Which player or players will be credited with the three imaginary goals?
Sports › Re: AFCON Drama: Senegal Rejects CAF Verdict, Moves To Appeal by fubsy: 8:12am On Mar 18
What was the essence of the monetary punishment handed down earlier? Was it not because of the match? Why punish twice on the same offence?
Sports › Re: AFCON Drama: Senegal Rejects CAF Verdict, Moves To Appeal by fubsy: 8:07am On Mar 18
It's just like NFA of the 90s that used to dish out points in the boardroom to teams in our local league.

Blackman101:
If this is not managed very well the Afcon tournament will die.


The northern African Nation want to have a grip over CAF (using money) and doing all it take to do so. Soon we will start witnessing boycott of the tournament.


A cup final won on the pitch, is been overturned in the boardroom. this is very interesting
Sports › Re: AFCON Drama: Senegal Rejects CAF Verdict, Moves To Appeal by fubsy: 8:00am On Mar 18
We are used to this in Africa where someone will lose an election, in fact, he will be 3rd on the polls but will be declared the winner.
Africa needs to wake up.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Approves Postings Of Reno Omokri, Femi Fani-kayode & Other Ambassadors by fubsy: 6:03pm On Mar 06
Career ambassadors to remain in Africa while politicians are to go to Europe. Hmm!
Politics › Re: Forged certificate not a disqualifying factor in new Electoral Act - Jibrin by fubsy: 8:40am On Mar 04
Nigeria is on the brink of total moral decadence effectuated by those in power, especially those in this regime.

Our 10th National Assembly and their cohort, the president, seem to be working so hard to entrench immorality.

Anyway, it depends on the courts. Though I don't trust the current judges, they can interpret corrupt practice in the Act to include presentation of fake result. They can also refer to the constitution as supreme. But who am I to argue.
Politics › Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by fubsy: 6:16pm On Feb 17
We won't be shocked to find out that in the evening of the day of the election while or after counting of the votes, so many states, including Lagos, Rivers, Kano, Kaduna. Abuja will not have network, so the "proviso" in the Act will be followed.
Just watch and see how network will fail suddenly on that day in 2027.
Politics › Re: Opposition Reps Shout ‘APC Ole’, Walk Out Of Plenary Over Electoral Act by fubsy: 4:38pm On Feb 17
What a shame!!! APC stole 2023 election. It is time for another election. As there is no hope for them, they want to steal that one also, but in broad daylight.
Politics › Re: Opposition Reps Shout ‘APC Ole’, Walk Out Of Plenary Over Electoral Act by fubsy: 4:30pm On Feb 17
It is now clear that APC does not mean well for Nigeria's democracy. They grabbed 2023 through the back door, and are positioning themselves to steal 2027 in broad day.
What a shame!!!
Politics › Re: Natasha in Heated Confrontation With Another Senator (Video) by fubsy: 9:21pm On Feb 16
You did not hear her say that nobody can undermine her people? You did not hear her talking that no senator is more superior to the people? It is where she said "I have your mate at home" that interests you to create a negative narrative of her. As far as I am concerned, we need more of Senator Natasha in the National Assembly.
Politics › Re: Is Tinubu The Most Powerful President Nigeria Ever Produced? by fubsy: 2:45pm On Feb 13
What makes you think he is powerful?
That he is able to recruit ministers that can cause problems in their states and force the governors to convert (unwillingly) to APC?
That he has (paid or sychophantic) people on various social media platforms that praise him to high heavens against the reality faced by the citizens?
That he is able to transform those who know so much about him to change their narratives of what they know about him and paint him as a saint?
That his government makes people lament for hunger, but he makes people feel that his government is the best?
That the National Assembly becomes anti-people but a ready tool for whatever he wants?
Politics › Re: Again, Tinubu Intervene In Wike, Fubara Feud, Details Emerge by fubsy: 2:30pm On Feb 03
How can Tinubu justify the allegations that Wike is the political leader of Rivers State in spite of party affiliation? If we go by that narrative, then Wike should take a back seat and listen to Odili and Amaechi, who were governors before Wike.

As I'd always felt, Tinubu's failure to sack Wike, speaks volumes of who is orchestrating the chaos in the state, and who the eventual beneficiary is.

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