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Politics › Re: Peter Obi Dares Tinubu Govt - Don’t Come Here, Allow Us Build NDC In Peace by gabicon: 9:20am On May 04

SlavaUkraini:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/05/03/dont-come-here-allow-us-build-ndc-in-peace-peter-obi-dares-tinubu-govt/

Politics is a game of numbers, it's also also a game of distractions, nobody is going to allow you build anything in peace. A foot will always be on the jugular, it's left for you to find the APC's jugular and clamp it. Play the politics get Lai Mohammed to create some propaganda against the APC, things won't fall on your laps, play the politics.

Politics › Re: Apostle Johnson Suleman Reacts To Jos Killings by gabicon: 2:42pm On Mar 31

nairalandkachy1:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B3o1T3KYU/

While men slept the enemy sowed. We are very funny in this country, for 3 consecutive presidents' tenure we have had this same problem and we still think it is a leadership problem. What we are experiencing is a solid minerals invasion, and we are experiencing it because we have too many ungoverned spaces. These people are sponsored to create fear and chaos by killing people and ultimately forcing others to flee their lands which is prime for mining. This is a foreign interest problem its similar to the problem in Congo.

Politics › Re: How ADC Can Defeat APC And Tinubu by gabicon: 10:37am On Mar 31

Kalulu44:
Good morning NL, welcome to another brand new day and week.
Back to the topic.
I'm not a politician, don't support anyone nor party. Infact I started learning politics on this forum. But I still have one or two things to always say about our political climate and especially about the 2027 general election.
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It's no longer news that APC and president Tinubu doesn't have any opposition. PDP, LP, APGA has already endorsed president Tinubu for re-election. The only party trying to behave like a serious opposition is the ADC. They have some political heavyweights and if Kwankwaso and Makinde should join them, they may become formidable but......
The but there is bcus of a clash of interest.
Almost all the heavyweights bar Makinde wants to be the presidential candidate.
And my mind and permutation is telling, any of them that doesn't get the ticket will want to work against the candidate or their supporters will do.
And among all of them (I am assuming Kwankwaso and Makinde to be among) only Atiku and Obi have a wider supportership across the nation. Kwankwaso and Makinde only has regional support, I don't even know if Ameachi has any support base, so this guys are rule out remaining Atiku and Obi.
Any of this latter two that didn't get the ticket, my earlier disposition comes into play.
And with all this playing out, it's a straight victory for president Tinubu.
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But if they want to give president Tinubu and APC a serious run for their money, they all have to come together, puts heads together and present a consensus candidates that all of them will support both financially and morally.
So here's my own suggestion and pairing that will give APC a serious fight.
Mr Abubakar Atiku, if I am one of your adviser. I will just tell you to forgo this your presidential ambition and become an elder statesman and godfather to the other aspirants cus the odds are not in your favor.
If ADC should present you, you're from the North and the South won't want to handover their remaining Four years to North, even Obidients will vote for Tinubu or abstain from the election totally. That will be a big win for president Tinubu.
Same goes for Kwankwaso.
It now goes down to Amaechi and Obi who are from the South. And like I said earlier, Amaechi doesn't have the type of Supportership Obi has.
The onus now fall on Obi.
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But before Obi should be made the consensus candidate. He has to be made to swear with anything or gods they have to consult that he will only complete the remaining 4yr tenure of the south and hand over to the North.
That Northerner now is between Atiku and Kwankwaso. At 83 yrs of age by 2031, I still think Atiku should forgo the ambition and leave it for Kwankwaso.
Now, for Kwankwaso to get that 2031 ticket. He has to be told to swallow his pride and ego and become VP to Obi to complete the South 4yr tenure.
Then when it gets to his turn, he will pick between Amaechi or Makinde as his VP. Even though I doubt Amaechi will want to become one. But with the promise that any of them that is left out will become the consensus candidate when the North finish serving their turn. Even though I don't know how old they'll both be by 2039.
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So folks, with all this in place and all the heavyweights in ADC pulling in one direction. I believe Obi/Kwankwaso ticket with the full support of other heavyweights like Atiku, Amaechi, Makinde, El Rufai, Malami and co, together with Obi and Kwankwaso supporters will give president Tinubu and APC a serious fight and can eventually win.
Anything aside that is a straight victory for president Tinubu before 12 noon on election day.
This is just my wishful thinking and permutations, will the ADC and the numerous egos in the party tow that line, we awaits.

The odds are against ADC. They have to fight a political Mafia, they have to fight incumbency, they have a crop of heavy weights that are near impossible to mix.

Kwankwoso of 2023 is not same as Kwankwoso of 2026, he has a political base that is split into 3, his base, ganduje base and the present governors base. 5 Million votes from Kano to ADC is not happening.

Obi unlike kwankwoso joined ADC from a place of weakness, he should have waited till the tail end when ADC is desperate before he joined them, as it stands he has no bargaining power at ADC, they will try and convince Obi to deputise for Atiku with a promise of the ticket after Atiku, that on its own has no guarantees. Should Obi get the ticket and win the election, the north will suffocate his government and he won't have any other choice to dance to their tune. He should have stayed at Labour party and built stronger alliances in the north in the last 3 years. Obi doesn't like doing the dirty work of politicking, he doesn't realise that to be a successful president 75% of the work is politics.

This is going to be Atiku's last chance being president and he knows it, so he is going to put everything into getting the ticket and to be honest he stands the best chances to sweep northern votes for ADC.

Amechi is playing bet naija, if it favours him fine if not fine also.

President Obasanjo said something about El'Rufai, he is not matured politically. He is playing the bitterness game. Politics is like fiction, you can't live in it for too long else you get disillusioned, you have to transition into real life most of the time and leave fiction behind.

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Politics › Re: The Decline Of PDP Is How APC Too Dies - Abimbola Adelakun by gabicon: 8:41am On Mar 26

treesun:
https://punchng.com/the-decline-of-pdp-is-how-apc-too-dies/

APC is a vehicle created to make Bola Tinubu president. Once a 2 tenure is achieved and he installs a successor, the party goes into disintegration. It happend in ANPP and CPC for Buhari, the remnants of the politicians in those parties are homeless at the moment.

Politics › Re: Gang That Made Buhari President Will Help ADC Remove Tinubu – Dele Momodu by gabicon: 12:08pm On Mar 25

ADC needs a propaganda machinery, they should go and get Lai Mohammed. People like Bob Dee can't do the job.El Rufai tried to do it and he ended up in confessing to a crime on national TV. ADC needs a narrative shaper. For those who say APC doesn't have the north wait until the money bags start dropping then you will understand the antidote of weaponised poverty.

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Politics › Re: Gang That Made Buhari President Will Help ADC Remove Tinubu – Dele Momodu by gabicon: 11:58am On Mar 25

christejames:
But the funniest thing you lots have failed to realize is that APC presidential candidate will face stiff opposition from within...

Money and rice will not save that

Let it sink!

There is another thing you fail to realise, Nigerian politics is all about the money, the political position is a means to an end. 2027 elections will be the most expensive election we have ever had.

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Politics › Re: Tinubu Has 4 Options On Petrol Prices — But Only One Will Work For Your Wallet by gabicon: 12:40pm On Mar 10

Islie:
Nigeria sells to foreigners, those foreigners then add their cut and sell to Dangote Refinery

https://www.thecable.ng/tinubu-has-4-options-on-petrol-prices-only-one-will-work-for-your-wallet/

Tough call, Tinubu's economic antecedents tilts towards market forces determining prices and market regulating itself. That type of paradigm doesn't allow price regulation or reducing cost of raw materials, it wont prepare the market for shocks like the present war in Iran or the Russian war 4 years ago. In a way it makes sense to sell crude to every and anyone in USD because our debts are denominated in that currency and our lenders are not smiling. We are not liquid enough to subsidise petroleum products. on the mid to long term we have to invest in mass transits like trains in the National and sub national levels because the people most badly hit by these economic shocks will benefit from them.

Politics › Re: What Does The Strait of Hormuz Have To Do With Nigeria's Rising Petrol Prices? by gabicon: 7:33pm On Mar 08

givedemwotowoto:
This is a rejoinder to: Petrol Price May Hit N1,800 In Nigeria- Refiners Warn

20% of global oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz. We get it.

But here are the facts:

1. Almost all of Nigeria's crude oil is sweet crude.

2. Dangote Refinery has the capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day.

3. Nigeria's daily consumption of crude oil is 327,000 barrels per day (or 52 million liters per day).

4. This means Dangote Refinery can process 100% of Nigeria's daily consumption locally.

So for the defenders of fuel price increase, explain to us why there is fuel price increase at Nigeria's petrol stations.

Before you come with Canada argument, let me preempt you:
Most of Canada’s crude is heavy crude and almost half of the 16 refineries can’t refine heavy crude, so the crude oil needs to be exported to the U.S. for refining. Because it is exported abroad, global oil price will affect it: you export at a high price due to demand, you import at a higher price.

50% of the cost of petrol is associated with the cost of crude oil. If crude oil goes up so does petrol.

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Politics › Re: We Are Not Afraid Of State Police – Disu by gabicon: 9:17am On Mar 05

It takes a lot of fine tuning for state police to work.

We need to ensure that they don't become neighbourhood terrorist to the people.
For it to be effective, state police personnel need to work and live in close proximity to the people they serve.
The oversight of state and federal police has to be well defined. The mode of recruitment has to be painstaking transparent.

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Celebrities › Re: At 36, I Have Never Experienced 24-Hour Electricity In Nigeria – Sarz by gabicon: 8:41am On Mar 04

Ironfaceman:
At 36, I’ve never experienced 24-hour electricity in Nigeria – Music Producer, Sarz

https://dailypost.ng/2026/03/03/at-36-ive-never-experienced-24-hour-electricity-in-nigeria-music-producer-sarz/

24hr electricity is not the issue. Majority of Nigerians can't afford 24hr electricity, that is a fact. If you don't believe it go and ask the people in Aba who geometric energy was supplying 24hrs electric, it started from him jubilation to groaning on crazy bills. Even abroad, you will hear saying like "we live to pay bills", utilities are not cheap. I think we should concentrate on better purchasing power, so we can afford better utilities.

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Politics › Re: 2027: PDP, ADC, LP Await Implosion In APC During Party Primaries by gabicon: 9:14am On Mar 02

AdC coalition was put together in a haste. They are not ready to be an opposition let alone win an election. Even their propaganda machinery is very weak, you want to propagate propaganda and you say on national TV that you tapped the NSA's phone.

ADC is not prepared.

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Politics › Re: Opposition Reps Shout ‘APC Ole’, Walk Out Of Plenary Over Electoral Act by gabicon: 4:05pm On Feb 17

InfoGuru118:
https://verynigerian.com/electoral-act-row-opposition-reps-stage-walk-out-chant-apc-ole/

I dont see anything wrong with having a manual backup should the electronic transmission fail. We should stop trying to pretend that our systems are perfect, if i buy a signal jammer and give it to all my agents to ensure that the results cant be uploaded online on the bvas machine, does that invalidate the votes in that polling unit? As much as we want transparency, nobody ought to be disenfanchised in the process. A better plan will have been to add it to the law that the primarily recognised result is the electronic result and every manual result as a result of network issues is subject to revalidation or cancelattion and stipulate the terms of revalidation. If you cant win totally, win marginally. shouting ole is counter productive, think outside the box.

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Christianity Etc › Re: After Genuine Salvation Does Restitution Have Any Relevance In Eternity? by gabicon: 11:12am On Feb 15

cutecommend:
When a sinner accepts Jesus and genuinely repents from all sins, old things are passed away and all things are become new.

But lets look at these questions.
(1) If a man has stolen vehicles and now rides them, should he continue riding the vehicles after he gets born again or should he return them?

(2) If a man secretly takes his neighbour's children and kills them for rituals, and his neighbour keeps looking for these kids: now if the man gets born again, should he watch his neighbour look for the kids or should he confess the act?

(3) If a married woman has four children and she fully knows two of the kids are not for her husband, and her husband is boasting of the kids and spending millions on them. Now, if she gets born again, should she watch her husband "progress" in deception, continue boasting and spending millions?

When someone get's born again, their names are written in the Book of Life, but as time goes, if they have things they need to return, confess, restitute, the Holy Spirit begins to remind them of these things for them to restitute it. If they fail to do it, it becomes disobedience and their names will be removed from the Book of Life.

Restitution not done can hinder a Christian from entering heaven, and if you think you can take a secret worthy of confession to the grave, you may find yourself in hell fire after death.

The HolySpirit can help you to have a successful restitution without punishment.

You need to be very careful about restitution and who you listen to about the topic. There are many things the blood of Jesus covers as a result of repentance, such things don't require restitution. However there are sins that bring an accusation in the courts of heaven, like the blood of Abel or Saul killing some people, those things require restitution.
We have to depend on the spirit of God to know what requires restitution. If a man is telling you to restitute, most times you don't require restitution.

Restitution is required to make right accusations in the courts of heaven.
Some things can't be restituted like rape, or disvirging under false pretence, in such situations forgiveness is what suffices.

Politics › Re: Atiku Criticizes 2027 Election Timing by gabicon: 8:17am On Feb 14

iwaeda:
https://dailytrust.com/atiku-can-a-commission-struggling-with-proper-timing-conduct-credible-elections/?noamp=available

First and for most the elections is just 2 days of the 30 days of Ramadan and 40 days of lent. Sacrifing 2 days of the holy month is not too much of a sacrifice for our nation. Who knows, maybe lent and Ramadan being consecrated periods will force disruptors, riggers, vote sellers and vote buyers to do the right thing.

Politics › Re: 2027 General Elections Will Take Place During Lent And Ramadan by gabicon: 6:59pm On Feb 13

naptu2:
Lent is a period when many Christians fast and it will run from Wednesday, 10 February,2027 to Thursday, 25 March, 2027.

Ramadan is a period when many Muslims fast and it will run from the evening of Sunday, 7 February 2027 – Monday, 8 March 2027.

According to INEC, Presidential and National Assembly elections will be held on February 20, 2027, the Governorship and State Assembly elections will be held on March 6.

Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad

source

Perhaps these holy activities will make some of us do the right thing.

Politics › Re: Atiku, Makinde In Closed-Door Meeting With IBB In Minna by gabicon: 4:16pm On Feb 10

Newsgeek24:
https://verynigerian.com/breaking-atiku-makinde-meets-gen-babangida-behind-closed-doors-in-minna/

Atiku working hard to bag a governor, yet we assume he will step down for someone else.

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Phones › Re: I Was Logged Out Of Whatsapp. by gabicon: 1:04pm On Feb 10

TheTundeMuniru:
Hi Nairalanders.
I purchased a fairly used Huawei phone, wiped it, installed WhatsApp and I logged in my details.

I bought the phone purposefully because of WhatsApp and Telegram. To my greatest shock, I was logged out of WhatsApp when on live chat with one of my clients.
On the App, I requested for a Review, the Account was restored but only to be blocked again 2 days later.

I was so devastated thinking it was a direct WhatsApp ban for violating their terms. To my greatest surprise, my phone number have been blocked from using WhatsApp on any phone at all. I sent several messages to the WhatsApp Support , but the problem persists.

After making many efforts with little result to back my efforts. I got another line which I slotted in the same Huawei phone, only for the new line to be blocked from using WhatsApp.

The whole thing got me frustrated and I remembered Nairalanders are brilliant.

My people, please help me.

Flash a new global OS on the phone. The phone is phishing, it's a Chinese OS problem.

Travel › Re: Nigerians Pay The Cheapest Domestic Air Fares Globally – Air Peace CEO, Onyema by gabicon: 7:17pm On Dec 28, 2025

Savageman247:
Source: https://www.reportnaija.ng/2025/12/nigerians-pay-cheapest-domestic-air.html

Uncle Allen, the largest contribution to ticket price is fuel cost which gulps about 40% to 50% of operations cost. But we now have dangote refinery that can bring down that cost.

Borrowing is also expensive in Nigeria, coupled with airport charges.

We also need to consider purchasing power of the people and the cost of borrowing.

If we try to enforce foreign prices on our airlines it's only a matter of time a number of them will fold up from lack of customers.

Furthermore, the average cost of a one-hour flight in the US at off peak periods is between $100 to $200. Budget deals is between $75 to $150. And peak periods is above $200. The question becomes where did uncle Allen get $400 from?

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Business › Re: Has ShopRite Finally Closed In Nigeria? Abuja Lady Reacts to Closed Outlets (Pix by gabicon: 9:54am On Dec 23, 2025

Glimpsetv:
A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to express shock and confusion after discovering that several ShopRite outlets in Abuja were shut down.

According to her, she first visited ShopRite at Silverbird Galleria, only to find the store completely closed. Thinking it was a one-off issue, she proceeded to ShopRite at Jabi Lake Mall, but met the same situation — doors locked.

Still hoping to shop, the lady then headed to ShopRite at Novare Gateway Mall, Lugbe, but was left stunned once again as the outlet was also shut down.

Clearly disturbed by the repeated closures, she took to social media to ask the big question on everyone’s mind:
“I went to ShopRite Abuja and it was shut down everywhere. Has ShopRite finally closed in Nigeria?”

Her post has since sparked massive reactions online, with many Nigerians sharing similar experiences, while others speculate about rising costs, economic pressure, and possible store shutdowns.

As of now, ShopRite has not officially announced a complete exit from Nigeria, but the growing number of closed outlets has left shoppers worried and searching for answers.
👀 Is this just restructuring… or the beginning of the end?
Cc: Nlfpmod

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9HzwFai7d8?si=rBP5XQ-cbMDKsgyW

The world economy has been shaky since the escalation of the war in Ukraine, many businesses have gone through a cleanup by letting go for less profitable entities. The owners of ShopRite decided to exit it's division in Nigeria and a Nigerian investor bought it, buying an already struggling business is a lot of hard work. Unfortunately, they have not been able to overcome the challenges of the business.

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Politics › Re: Kogi: Kidnappers Found With Miyetti Allah ID Cards Killed In Shootout With Navy by gabicon: 11:00am On Dec 18, 2025

shortgun:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/12/17/two-kidnappers-found-miyetti-allah-id-cards-killed-shootout-navy-kogi

Kidnapping is not about any group in particular, it has been shown to be a very lucrative venture, and the Nigerian spirit of milking any lucrative venture is in play. The problem is, there are no enforced consequences to kidnapping in Nigeria, until we fix that, we go no where.

Politics › Re: The Undisributed Estate Of The Late 9th Emir Of Ilorin by gabicon: 9:47am On Dec 01, 2025

Penaldo:
His Royal Highness Alhaji Zulkarnaini Gambari Mohammed, CFR, CON, OBE, LL.D (Hon.) (1914–1992

https://gambarisestate.com/the-undisributed-estate-of-the-late-9th-emir-of-ilorin/

As a man, father, parent or gurdian, put your house in order long before you die. You can't have 48 children from different mothers and not expect some commotion when you are gone.

Politics › Re: Reported Kidnap Victims Across Zones & States (May 2011 — June 2023) by gabicon: 4:52pm On Nov 18, 2025

The governors are complicit to this menace, put pressure on the legislative to make kidnapping and terrorism a capital offence punishable by death. Until we do that, we are not going anywhere.

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Politics › Re: Ted Cruz Blasts Joe Biden For Failing To Protect Nigerian Christians by gabicon: 11:47am On Nov 06, 2025

Ezeama400:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/11/05/christian-genocide-in-nigeria-biden-turned-blind-eye-us-senator-ted-cruz/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAN4r9pleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEesrvz7ElB_TPfW3OBN83OxpuIRYl4EJyR8_hRW-u-UPSlt9kPyNeEuZTkzHY_aem_91mPG_i5Fmmh7JfQHNhqCw#mhmkm7gh7hpoeebx5qf

One of the things I admire about the Americans is that they will do what so ever is necessary to see to the survival of their great grand children.

Politics › Re: 'Donald Trump Come & Save Us' - Man Hits The Streets Of Abuja by gabicon: 9:10pm On Nov 04, 2025

Brendaniel:
All these long stories are not needed, It was until USA led by George Bush in 2002/2003 waged in to the war that it ended, ECOWAS have been trying to end and they did not, I'm not a kid, I followed up the whole events then, I have had access to satellite tv since the 90's, so I watched events unfold as it was happening....

George Bush made the major move and instructed OBJ to go and finalize things... I still remember the videos of U.S envoys entering Liberia and people jubilating, though it wasn't a full scale military invasion but the U.S presence in Liberia ended it.

I recall watching it and the white soldiers that were welcomed in Liberia wore blue helmets, which is the UN not US.

Politics › Re: 'Donald Trump Come & Save Us' - Man Hits The Streets Of Abuja by gabicon: 6:04pm On Nov 04, 2025

Brendaniel:
Why was it until the U.S government fully got involved ?

First of all for some context, Liberia was founded in the 19th century by freed African-Americans under the auspices of the American Colonization Society. The Americans has vested interest in the country from the get go.

Secondly, Over the decades, Liberia maintained a special relationship with the U.S., including military training, economic assistance, and strategic cooperation. It wasn't like the US just showed up, they were always there.

Thirdly during the first civil war in Liberia, the U.S. did not militarily intervene to remove Doe, nor did it deploy large-scale combat troops to restore order. Instead, its involvement was more limited: evacuation of U.S. citizens, diplomatic engagement, encouragement of mediation, etc.

Lastly, in answer to your question, the war in Liberia did not end solely as a result of direct large-scale intervention by the United States government. Instead, its conclusion was the product of multilateral efforts — primarily regional, diplomatic and United Nations-driven — combined with U.S. support in certain roles.

The United Nations, via United Nations Security Council Resolution 1497 (1 August 2003), authorised a multinational force to support the cease-fire and peace process in Liberia.

Regional actors such as Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and regional forces played the lead role in enforcement and peacekeeping.

The U.S. was involved, but its involvement was relatively limited, often through evacuation operations, logistical assistance or supporting the broader multinational mission rather than being the primary force ending the war.

So using Liberia as a case study is a weak argument, the parameters are different.

Politics › Re: 'Donald Trump Come & Save Us' - Man Hits The Streets Of Abuja by gabicon: 5:05pm On Nov 04, 2025

Brendaniel:
The Nigerian citizens don't trust the government of Tinubu to resolve the security issues facing Nigeria...

All the countries you mentioned are all Islamic countries, is Nigeria an Islamic country? You refused to mention countries like Liberia that U.S intervention has brought peace to till date...

So if the Nigerian government cannot protect its citizens then people should keep dying abi?

Look at the way you people reason, tribalism and religious bias makes you people throw common sense and logic away

But peace in Liberia was mostly a result of regional pressure from African governments not solely a US government intervention. In fact the war lingered because foreign governments were arming rebel groups and anoiting war lords, let's not even go into the diamonds that grew wings in that period.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Run By A Lawless Regime relying on criminals - Binance former Executive by gabicon: 11:06am On Nov 02, 2025

Dalohad:
Does Nigeria care about its people. What have you done about the marginalization of the Eastern part of the country apart from mocking them? .

Go take several seats.

How has the east been marginalized?

Politics › Re: Nigeria Run By A Lawless Regime relying on criminals - Binance former Executive by gabicon: 10:39am On Nov 02, 2025

HonNL:
https://x.com/cz_binance/status/1984868923775598916?t=2XILKb-VnRi1_nDbna5GSA&s=19

https://x.com/TigranGambaryan/status/1984775400434831542?s=19[/quote]Oga Binance, we dare you to try what you and Tigran tried in Nigeria in China or Russia or USA. Because we are a third world country you expect us to take whatever rubbish you dish out.

As for POTUS, for as long as 30 years ago Christians have been killed in the northern part of Nigeria, is the American government telling us that they just became aware of this after 30+ years? The same government who admitted to using USAID to fund same terrorists they claim to want to come and now destroy. What is their present interest in Nigeria? They went to Afghanistan, Iraq and Lybia with an agender, the results speak for themselves. What is your agender for Nigeria?

For Nigerians, see the handwriting on the wall. America doesn't care about anyone but themselves, everyone of their actions is centered on their dominance and interests. To be America's enemy is disastrous, to be America's friend is catastrophic. Dealing with America form a disadvantage requires tact and a similitude of neutrality.

Like seriously, you want to protect Christians by sending your soldiers and bombs, what happened to training our security forces. The first cause of action is an invasion.

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Politics › Re: 15% Fuel Import Tariff Will Worsen Hardship, Says Delta APC Chieftain by gabicon: 6:23pm On Oct 30, 2025

treesun:
https://punchng.com/15-fuel-import-tariff-will-worsen-hardship-says-delta-apc-chieftain/

15% tax is on imported petrol not locally produced petrol. The idea is to encourage local content. Dangote can be selling petrol and we will be using our Forex to import petrol, it doesn't make sense. Mr Ayeri is on of the rent seekers, who will rather import petrol than buy locally produced one.

Phones › Re: Whatsapp Banned My Account On My Recently Bought Fairly Used Device by gabicon: 9:20am On Oct 30, 2025

debosalau:
Has anyone been able to resolve a phone that has this issue?

Reading through, I understand that the phones were strictly made for use in China.

If I may ask, what do you plan to do?

Is there a way you can help to resolve this?

I had similar issues with my redmi note 13, what I did was download the zircon global os and installed it on the phone and the problem was solved. I can't remember the steps I took because I asked chat gpt on how to do it and it gave me steps to take, anytime I ran into an error, i just copy and pasted the error on gpt and it solved it. You will require a lot of data to complete this task, like 11gb and of course a laptop.

Phones › Re: Whatsapp Banned My Account On My Recently Bought Fairly Used Device by gabicon: 4:42pm On Oct 29, 2025

You need to flash the phone with global rom. The phone is using a Chinese rom. I will advice that you stop using your WhatsApp on the phone so you don't get ban permanently.

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Politics › Re: Tinubu Didn't Win The 2023 Election, He Stole It - Dele Farotimi by gabicon: 8:11am On Oct 29, 2025

Uncle Dele is living in idealism in a realistic world. When have we ever had free and fair election in Nigeria? When has our elections not have some form of rigging? Why is it when you have some vested interest in a candidate that you suddenly realise that elections are rigged? Um certain that if Tinubu had lost the election, it would have been a free and fair election. Uncle Dele, is a bright lawyer but he doesn't have a thread of understanding in Nigerian politics. I don't necessarily like our politics but I accept it as our reality.

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