₦airaland Forum

AK481:
Both north and Sw boldly displaying how they have marginalised SE.

However , North consist of 3 region why is the south represented by SW alone ?

Notice that the northern positions were not appointed by tribalist tinubu .

NLCreator:
https://x.com/renoomokri/status/1871993814719852978?s=19[/quote]Yeah Reno .

You no lie oooo....

Broveens42:
I can choose more than 3 spots in Owerri, do an aerial view of 4 cardinal points, with all points appearing beautiful.

Show me any other city in Nigeria with this arrangement

Okiton:
You are a mad man

Most of you run into a thread on a social media. Just to comment trashes.
Most companies paying taxes to Lagos State government are not operating there. They only do so cos their heads offices are located there. However, companies who pays major in taxes are oil companies and these Oil companies operates in South South and Southeast states of Nigeria

jmoore:
How many times will they tell you that VAT system is flawed in Nigeria? It doesn't record VAT on point of sale, which is what is obtainable in a working system.

Example: Lagos is 'collecting' all the VAT from MTN because the headquarters of MTN is Lagos.

ogolemati:
,the kind of news agbero union of nairaland like to romance on.see them up there.i didn't know LP as a party until Peter obi was there

Nawa4nl:
This fool abure has been bought by the druglord

Hemanwel:
Anywhere Peter Obi goes, we follow! No time to check time!

Peter Obi is not an Igbo agenda, as painted by a so-called media aide who is a wife beater and also comes from a family of rapists.

Peter Obi is a national project! Someone who's pained that Tinubu's administration doesn't want to cut the cost of governance but is asking the masses to endure hardship.

That is the person we want as president come 2027!!!

horsepower102:
The real native and indigenous Lagosians have spoken.

The are marginalized by migrant yorubas in their own land.

It’s time an indigenous lagosian regardless of political party gets to rule Lagos.

How can one be strangers in their own land?

Brendaniel:
So speaking the truth means fraud to you?

well, that's your problem...

onuman:
That crude oil which attracts you to one Nigeria with the Igbo you hate, your APC governments have sold crude oil in advance and took jumbo loans with it. Perhaps you don't know. The Yorubas who yeah for Oduduwa Republic are more brilliant than you dumbo.

Brendaniel:
That's the problem, the acceptance, had it been she didn't make the tweet of acceptance then nobody will have any problem with her.

If she trusted Tinubu enough to handle Nigeria after he won then why is she tweeting again to remove him?

Obidients never accepted Tinubu because we never trusted him especially with the way he got there, accepting him means accepting and endorsing illegality, fraud, deceit and lies and as such giving him support.

Someone who used illegality to claim power may hardly use that power for the good of the people, and Obidients have been proven right about Tinubu, reason why Obidients never accepted nor endorsed his presidency...

She can vote whoever she likes in 2027, that is her fvkcing problem, endorsing Tinubu with the whole illegality even shows the type of person she is....

Ttipsy:
can we see the brown roof?

brown3:
some times I wonder if it is pigs that are living in those smelling brown roof you have all over your cities

onuman:
2027 presidential election is still very far but you Tinubu people have already started the campaign of calumny against Peter Obi because you know he is a better candidate than your principal to preside over Nigeria.

shortgun:
Peter Obi stands out as a beacon of focus and purpose. Despite the ongoing challenges and internal leadership tussles within his political party, Obi has remained steadfast, refusing to be drawn into unnecessary conflicts.
His eyes are firmly fixed on a larger mission: the rescue and rebuilding of Nigeria.
Obi’s refusal to be distracted by party squabbles is a testament to his maturity and understanding of what true leadership entails.
It would be easy for a leader of his stature to engage in the party's internal struggles, especially knowing that there are external interferences—particularly from the ruling party, APC, and potential moles working to destabilize his movement. However, Obi's focus remains unshaken. He is well aware of the political dynamics, the alleged influence of individuals like Bola Tinubu, and attempts to plant distractions along his path. Yet, he is not deterred.

This quality sets Peter Obi apart, by not engaging in distractions he shows that leadership is about prioritizing the people over personal gain. His strength lies in his ability to navigate the complexities of Nigerian politics without losing sight of the ultimate goal—to rescue Nigeria from corruption, insecurity, and economic decline.
In times like these Nigeria needs a leader who is not swayed by internal party disputes or the political maneuverings of rival factions.
Peter Obi’s determination to remain focused on the bigger goal demonstrates his readiness to lead with integrity, purpose and unshakable resolve. His leadership offers hope that Nigeria can be set on the right course undeterred by external influences or party politics. This is the type of leadership Nigeria desperately needs—one that remains committed to the people no matter the challenges or distractions along the way.

Broveens42:
What you see in aerial are actually well nutured trees and beautiful landscape.

Can we now agree you need education?

Broveens42:
What you see in aerial are actually well nutured trees and beautiful landscape.

Can we now agree you need education?

Broveens42:
Maybe you should go back to school to learn what forest really is

brown3:
Forrest is better than your smelling brown roof

givedemwotowoto:
Don’t say Nigerians, say Tinubu supporters. We know them very well for tribal bigotry. Don’t lump other Nigerians into your group.

The average core Tinubu supporter even if he/she curses Tinubu and wails in public, will still vote Tinubu at the next election

haffaze777:
Nothing bad in what Irish are saying and I support them 100%