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Bayo Onanuga who killed the dead economy you inherited?
You should be ashamed to be saying this if you can't perform then resign.

the man and his men.

HydraFeeds:
It's true that things are costlier but half yam is not because of the price,if you observe that these yams are displayed in groups which means that they are sold as a bunch ,this is how broken Yams are sold since time immemorial.

A person that can't afford a single yam can't afford bunch of broken Yams .

you lied.
how many trailers of yam will produce all that quantity of broken ones?
how come all of them broke at the middle?
Non broke at the head or the bottom?
One day all of you liars will run of out of fake propaganda just like liar muhammed did when he could no longer see any more lies to tell.
There is fire on the mountain, even the little stipend they are paying you will soon run out.

helinues:
Mobilize? How many states did they take action yesterday?

If they are not interested to suspend the strike, then government should prosecute them for the deliberate saboteur of shutting down the national grid.

Simple as Abc

Your response is nothing but the feedback from a fellow who knows nothing about global labour practice or someone who knows but pretend not to know.
this is the highest level of nepotism and hypocrisy I have seen in recent past.
So what is so difficult in prosecuting the labour leaders?
Why did they agree to go into negotiation with Labour instead of sending all of them to prison?
All of you guys parading tribal-ethno manifestations today, have you forgotten this administration is not the first in Nigeria, we have had govts before now.
Dont throw your ignorance of democratic process in the public, all in your efforts to make up for your evil loyalty. he wont rule for ever.
Every body is collecting the Promised Renewed hope after all.
mcheeewwww see them.

IfnobeGod20:
That was what I raised this morning in one of my comments. The CJN need to be decisive about these conflicting orders by judges.
In a real sense, the FHC should not have entertained the suit in the first place because of jurisdiction. I said it no judge that doesn't know his or her jurisdiction.

Can the FHC judge say he does not know his jurisdiction?
Is he allowed to rule on Chieftaincy affairs?
The handwriting on the wall is so clear but Kano leaders should be able to uphold the wish of their people.
What is the interest of the FHC judge?

MrIcredible:
Woe betide IDF
Woe betide every Zionist pig.

Death to them all.

One more Hamas Sympathizer sighted, your crying will not save the terrorists, we must restore total peace to the world, if you are offended go and join Hamas military defence, Gaza/Rafah strip is asking for your help.
Aturu gambia

Watianoengineer:
Sometimes I feel like regretting the vote and support I gave to Tinubu because of the insane cost of basic needs in market but on the other side it gives me joy that we taught Peter Obi a very deep political lesson.

Obi will never be my president

But God is wiser than you, You taught Obi a lesson, but hunger, suffering and depression is dealing with you and your co-horts.
Expect more regret for voting and incompetent fellow, you will cry a river, wait for it. baba never start to dey disappoint you.
mheee gambia

Is this the new arguement? children of ha*e who are living past glory.

JagabanB:
Many SE people have d attitude of dropping out along the way, I have that experience when we were studying engineering.
The most dropouts were lgb0s with the excuse that degree don't create wealth so u can't bIame others.
Admission is not graduation.

Goodnewsforlife:
abiola won just one state in d east n lost the rest

Igbos didn’t vote anyone else but pdp, get that.

You sound confused. first ibos are tribal bigots next, they dont vote any one else than PDP.

Those PDP candidates were they ibos?
At the time of those elections were there ibo presidential candidates on the ballots?

just a humble question

DevilsEqual:
Waiting for obidients who would come here to call a verifiable stats some propaganda

Some emergency Economic analysts will come here to start propounding some theories on why this will is just smokescreen but na lie, Nigeria go rise for their presence


kudos Cardoso, Now its looking like we now know what to do to make things right

Last quarter of 2024 seems promising

Your words in bold agrees to the fact that this has been a useless govt with horrible policy makers all the while, reason we have had it this bad .

Judolisco:
Make dem free gowon na.... Ojukwu led his people to a war unprepared and ran away after he has been defeated.... Gowon made efforts to rebuild back the country,one of his initiatives was the 3Rs program, Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, and Reconciliation....one of his structures is d NYSC which is still standing today....


Instead of blaming ojukwu that led men that had little or no training to a war against men that were trained by the whites, u guys are busy blaming gowon....

See how your showing your follow-come st**dity which has remained uncured.
thought you wanted to help Gowon provide an answer to any of the GRAND QUESTIONS.
mpam

One more mole cited

Audio buses
Govt of propaganda

APC Iis known for failure

i hope you are enjoying your BAT?

please we cannot interfere when brothers are talking, please enjoy the partnership.

is this the best way to pay them back after using them to win elections?
remember 2027 will still come. Pity for the 7 that pleaded guilty already for a right the agency gave them.

If I may ask, who employed them in the first place, cant the person be called to book for allowing his loyal staff disturb public peace?.
ndi ara ndi ara

At least some one is feeling the heat now. no be who call police they always win case

helinues:
President from South, why should the party chairman still be from South?

Adamu and Buhari came from where?

Throwback:
President and Party Chairman cannot come from the same South.

So immedaite past Chairman Adamu and Buhari came from where?
NorthSouth pole i guess?
Analyst, see how blind your mind is, just because of your bigotry.

blabulu2000:
I dare all Yiibo people in Yoruba and Hausa land to relocate back to their ancestral land.....I dare them 100x...sth that is not possible...

No ethnic or tribal group is at the mercy of any Yiibo people...Yiibo people are at the mercy of. all the land that hosts them because the majority of them can not go back to their ancestral land...never!!!! I dare them....

If Yiibo people should leave Lagos state today... The lagos indigene will discover that things will be cheaper than what it is right now....because they are more. like middlemen to all the producers of all these products, they are selling in Lagos state. the real manufacturers and distributors which are Chinese people could have made it cheaper than what it is today. Those products they are selling at the Lagos island market are much cheaper than the selling price...

I dare them to leave. if they will not all regret it....they need non-yiibo for some of their products to sell faster......and this is what the present regional and state government suppose to do. work on. That we should start domesticating our skills, enterprise, trade, and investment lest the indigene becomes slaves in their ancestral land...

Who will respect an average Lagosian when all that belongs to him has been given to so many non-Lagosians and immigrants....respect is a gauge of your position, control, affluence, and wisdom...if someone doesn't have any of these substances; then abuse is inevitable...
Abroad, most of the State and Federal position of a particular is given to the core people in that area.... non-indigene Abroad, have tailored their system in a way that will make some set of people limited irrespective of how talented they might be....they leave some specific few positions for the rest but when you get to Alausa...everyone is having an equal quota system...how would they respect you...when position and money meant for specific people have been shared.....by non-ind...e...

I thank God some people have now seen where the lacuna is,.....and started fixing it...it is no more about making all of them poor anymore so that they can keep on licking your yansh...it is about raising people to take their position rightful in the scheme of things or else the enemy will empower the less privileged in your family to dethroned the entire ancestral dynasty so as for them to conquer region....and this is the system we are having on the ground right now.....

Our leaders must open their eyes and brain and drastic action must be taken to address all these abnormalities in the system before the imminent disaster happens to us. ....the ancient father of this land...did this thing better even though they are unlearned...but all the new breed of the son of the dynasty took all. caution into the win...
Wisdom is not the same as your education experience......things must be done right but the new son of a dynasty that enthroned across this region...or else you will soon lose the throne of your father forever......

I was expecting you to define who is a lagosian.
A man born in Lagos?
From the south West?
Real indigenes or land owners of Lagos?
Who really are you refering to as a lagosian?

Corporate2020:
That is like keeping a baby with you. It will take less than 30 minutes before you sell the baby off to one of your baby factory merchants

See what EU Mission Observers wrote about the election that produced your saviour:

The 2023 general elections did not ensure a well-run transparent, and inclusive democratic process as assured by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) has said.
[/b]The EU EOM noted that shortcomings in the law and electoral administration hindered the conduct of well-run and inclusive elections and damaged trust in INEC.

In its final report released on Tuesday in Abuja, [b]the EU EOM said public confidence and trust in INEC were severely damaged during the presidential poll and were not restored in state-level elections, leading civil society to call for an independent audit of the entire process.

“The widely welcomed Electoral Act 2022 (the 2022 Act) introduced measures aimed at building stakeholder trust. However, the Act’s first test in a general election revealed crucial gaps in terms of INEC’s accountability and transparency, proved to be insufficiently elaborated, and lacked clear provisions for timely and efficient implementation.

“Weak points include a lack of INEC independent structures and capacities to enforce sanctions for electoral offences and breaches of campaign finance rules.

“Furthermore, the presidential selection of INEC leadership at the federal and state level leaves the electoral institution vulnerable to the perception of partiality. Closer to the polls some started to doubt INEC’s administrative and operational efficiency and in-house capacity. Public confidence gradually decreased and was severely damaged on 25 February due to its operational failures and lack of transparency.

ask her to quickly increase to number to 20, so they can share the bill 20k per participant, very easy to pay, subsidy will not affect that one

This will help clear every bodies image.

Newsline09:
Since Governor Soludo made the call for Anambra traders in Lagos to relocate and bring home their businesses to their homeland, I have been struggling to process such a call. Coming from a Professor of economics and a global citizen makes it more difficult.

Assuming that these Anambra traders respond to the call of our political leader and representative, who is considered to be our Governor, the traders would disperse throughout Anambra State. This does not imply that Lagos' markets will close—never. Other traders from the Southeast and other parts of Nigeria will fill the void left by these traders and carry on with their enterprises because life abhors vacuums.

Consider Chukwuma and Sons Motor Spare Parts, which is well-known in the Lagos motor spare parts market, packing up to return home to Anambra to establish itself due to a disagreement with his landlord. Extend this to all his Anambra co-traders who left home to compete with the business needs of a megacity like Lagos; all will relocate their stores back home merely to serve Professor Charles Soludo, CFR's ego call. Will such an exit and move shut down the Lagos spare parts market or other businesses controlled by Anambra traders?

This isn't about the security worry that has dominated this space since the Governor's rash call, but rather the economic sense that such a call makes for the Governor.

Obviously, the Lagos market will continue to flourish and benefit those who are prepared, simply because Lagos has reached a level that neither envy nor prejudice can demolish. Lagos flourishes in business due to its size and strategic location in the country today. The average Anambra man or woman, like other ethnic groups in Lagos, benefits from the large market and demands that Lagos provides; asking them to relocate home would not shut down Lagos State, which is destined to grow even more; rather, remittances from Lagos to Anambra will suffer because the market does not exit in Anambra State as it does in Lagos.

No one would travel to your hideout in search of you; kindly perish the thought that consumers would come to Anambra to buy from Anambra traders if they needed the commodity. Those who are available will take over their demands while you perish at home.

Those masturbating over the statement and calling for 'relocation' clearly do not grasp Governor Chukwuma Soludo's gaffe. It's fine to encourage investors to consider your state as a new investment destination for a variety of reasons; anyone would do so; however, capitalizing on the reported spat between some Igbo traders and their host to now ask your brothers and sisters to return home and relocate their businesses so you can collect more taxes even when the market is not available is completely absurd.

I might be wrong; perhaps Charles Soludo, the much-talked-about economic titan, made a different call from my understanding and illustration, which I would ask him to buttress further so ranks like us would understand better. If not, then we voted for a clown as Governor who doesn't understand change and narratives in the global economy.

Anyone at this age still asking Igbos to return home is simply an enemy within who doesn't desire progress for our people and homeland. We must purge ourselves of whatever's left of the 1967 civil war and bury this victimhood mentality so we can tap into the opportunities for which nature has availed us as indigenous people of present-day Nigeria.

I would not fault the call by Dim Odimegwu Ojukwu in the 1960s; a lot has changed since then and lessons have been learned, which Dim confessed to before his transition to the great beyond. The first call was a mistake, and another would be a disaster. We must seek working political solutions to our present-day challenges, if any.

If Charles Soludo had traveled to Lagos State with other Southeast Governors to meet with their counterparts at the Alausa Government House to discuss challenges being faced by Igbo traders in the state, positives would have been garnered and long-term solutions to the differences would have been discussed and implemented, but instead, he left Awka through Umueri Airport only to call a town hall meeting for Anambra traders to boycott Lagos and relocate their businesses home as that would be the only way to resolve the differences.

They're everywhere, distorting the 'Aku Luo Unọ' philosophy, which loosely translates to remittances back home rather than business relocation to hideouts where no one will see them for patronage and consumption.

They were made rich by the markets in Lagos, not the other way around, and you are asking them to relocate back home, Aren't you silly? I have always held the view that the Igbos, who are sojourners and traditional traders by nature, benefit more from Nigeria's unity and complexity than any other ethnic group. Our ability to live and do business anywhere gives us unrestricted access to the vast market size of the nation, and anyone urging us to return home is simply a household enemy. Instead of making ridiculous ego calls, our governors should be talking to their counterparts across host states about our protection and equal treatment which is often the issue.

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Uloka Chibuike is a trained strategic communicator, and public affairs analyst.
Ulokachuks@yahoo.com

Dear Writer, You do not understand the dynamics of trade and the spirit around it, ask your self what happened to warri when investors left it to other places? Do you know about a place called Nnewi in Nigeria, have you been there lately, ask your self why people go all the way to china to buy instead of nearby Europe?
abeg watch and see as events unfold

many of you complaining about the CRV being overpriced do not know the current prices of car in consideration to the reviewed custom duty on cars and foreign exchange rates. go and price those used cars then you will know what is left of Nigeria. the KWANTRY is finished.

When I want to create an account from my CAC registration, when I input the phone number or the NIN:
it is saying "server error" NIN is not available at the moment "

Who stopped baba 70 from coming last night, he knows there wont be comfortable seats to sleep on, are they askin for bibles at the entrance gate?
who wants to hear another new vocabulary from baba 70.
this is time he will forget how to pronounce Lagos or adefarasin (Nagas or abefereson)
Brain network failure generation

eskuvoisrael:
He should also attend Muslim service and shrine. governance is about checks and balance

Really, that one minute brain network failure should give any right thinking fellow concern. you have seen that the goofing has been continuous and progressive with a full man blabbing like a drunk in public with out shame and concern.
think of a man who can no longer remember his party name
what PVC is
multiplication
and many more non sense he continues to churn out by the day.
Go get a conscience

Image123:
Tinubu has never been strong on speeches as far as i know. He's stronger on results and maybe campaign jabs. So next time, look for the remaining 90 to 99% of what he says and not just the 1% that people use for skits. We're dealing with something more serious than skits or grumbling about Nigeria.

So what is your anger here? he should not have attended the prog since he never co-funded it?
he should go and organize his own experience?
at least he does not belong to fake bishops and fake crowd team, he believes in organic growth, no wonder some urchins are angry, cause the normal 2k stipend opportunity is lost.
who told you he is not spending money? until he brings 2k to share and give them small custard and a cup of rice and corn?


LET THE FAKE BISHOPS WHO CAME FOR YOUR VP's INTRODUCTION ORGANISE AN EVENT AND CALL THEIR BENEFACTOR TO ATTEND, OR HAVE THEY ALSO DECAMPED?

Image123:
A serious politician spends money in election campaigns all over the world. It has nothing to do with good or bad politics but the reality of politics. Obi has shown unseriousness and inability to count the cost or gauge a common and simple situation. Nigeria has more complex problems. If a man is fumbling his own campaign, it's a clear sign he has nothing to offer as usual. No one mentioned 2k but you, you're not in a beer parlour but on a public forum please.
The churches he's attending for free spend money to organize their programmes and crowd. Many of the donations are from poor members donations to God.

At least he is not sleeping while on assignment like druggie and bulu labu llla master.
chief multlilipi ca to pa tion, and agbado champion

LadyExcellency:
Peter Obi seems lost while the praise and worship were going on. It's like only Politics was on his mind.