₦airaland Forum

AMINDA:
Well. That's the morally flexible individuals for you. They are promising every region and their dog the presidency now but will backstab them all as soon as their tin-god gets re-elected. They couldn't make Tinubu president so why should we believe they have what it takes to make any region president? The North made Tinubu president!

P.S: When they talk about Northcentral, they simply mean a Yoruba from Kwara.

Exousiang01:
Why own concern is How come Soworw has the time to move from court to court everyday.
I mean the last few times I have seen him in the news na different days for court.

Just curious tho

phemray:
Yes now, it's direct primary. All verified card carrying members of the party will vote. So a national party like APC will get even more than that. That's why consensus is easier and economical for them

Lithiumite:
Omo agege brought this on himself and I have got no pity whatsoever for him.......he would have been SP today instead of akpabio but his ill conceived ambition to be gov drove him to go and pursue that which was far more difficult and out of his reach this made him loose focus on the SP seat,ut would have been his without much sweat because he would have won his senate seat in 23......anytime I remember omo agege matter,i dey always vex.

phemray:
Jagaban is really a very smart and think thank. He requested for expulsion of delegates in primary and block anyone from decamping re-contest once you have contested primary in a party primary once. This will reflect the wishes of the people.

imsoftcash:
If you must stand, learn to stand on the people's mandate; serving the people is the essence of democracy. So here is a list of those gone while standing on Tinubu's mandate, and if the INEC officials are to conduct a free and fair election, 99% of those still standing on Bola Tinubu's mandate will be gone before 12PM on election eve. May God help innocent Nigerians to get it right in the 2027 election



Now see the “List Of Those Gone While Standing On Tinubu's MANDATE.”


1: Ned Nwoko is gone
2: Omo Agege is gone
3: Nicholas Mutu is gone
4: Julius Ihonvbere is gone
5: Esosa Iyawe is gone
6: Tijani Kayode is gone
7: Isiaka Ibrahim is gone
8: Adesola Elegbeji is gone
9: Tunji Akinosi is gone
10: Abiodun Akinlade is gone
11: Femi Ogunbanwo is gone
12: Miriam Onuoha is gone
13: Harrison Nwadike is gone
14: Matthew Nwogu is gone
15: Emeka Chinedu is gone



These are among the few people singing and shouting on your mandate, we shall stand, on your mandate, on your mandate, Bola, on your mandate, Tinubu, on your mandate, we shall standdddddddddddd in a country where the present leadership has failed the people.

madridguy:
Power is going to North Central after Tinubu.

BrickandLace:
They're coming after private property in the name of settling tax debts. Vote wisely

duduade:
Them never still get their bearings on this tax thing

It's how to collect tax from everyone to run elections that will be used to play ten ten they are designing

blabulu2000:
Peter Obi has criticized the present govt for spending heavily on SUVs for lawmakers, and a lot of people have cvrsed out Wike for building houses for the judiciary. But let's go back in time shall we?

The same Obi who called out the govt reportedly purchased over 400 SUVs for traditional rulers during his time as a governor, oh, and with state funds obviously. Obi also got over 110 vehicles for Local Govts. He also gave out over 21 Honda Accord cars to judges in and 58 vehicles to magistrates; And that's not all. Houses were equally built for judges that cost close to N250m at that time.

Now how do you criticize Wike for building houses for judges, then clap for Obi who did the same? That's hypocrisy at its peak.

Note that the cars also distributed to the judges were reportedly Toyota sedans and Nissan SUVs. Obi equally distributed over 31 Peugeot 406 cars to House of Assembly members.

In his time his government distributed Ford, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, and Peugeot. Now he's talking about supporting local production. OK.

Senator Muhammad Danjuma Goje has lost the ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to represent Gombe Central Senatorial District for the fifth term.

In the direct primary election conducted Monday in Akko and Yamaltu/Deba Local Government Areas, two LGAs that make up the district, DCP Mohammed Ahmed (Rtd) clinched APC in the Senatorial District.
The Returning Officer of the Election, Dr Habu Dahiru, declared that DCP Ahmed scored 42,785 votes against Senator Goje’s 10,425 votes.
Ahmed was earlier picked as the consensus candidate of the APC for the Senate seat in Gombe central.

Senator Goje, has been representing the zone since 2011, after his two terms as governor of the state.

Our correspondent reports that the result would mark a significant shift in Gombe Central politics.

Speaking with journalists after the primaries, DCP Ahmed said the process was conducted without disruption, saying the atmosphere reflected the growing support for change in Gombe Central.

He said party members and residents were enthusiastic about the possibility of having a stronger representation for the zone at the National Assembly.

“You can see the excitement among the people. Many believe the time has come for Yamaltu-Deba to have a stronger voice at the national level,” he stated.

The APC’s candidate added that his ambition was not aimed at denying anyone the right to contest, “but was driven by the desire of the people for a new direction.”
When contacted, Goje’s aide declined comment, he said he would seek clearance from his principal before he could talk with journalists.

mayDtolu:
I am considering buying either a Toyota Avalon Limited 2017 or a Toyota Camry XLE 2018/2019.

Honestly, I really love the Avalon. The comfort, space, and premium feel are what attract me to it, and I’ve wanted one for a long time.

But the issue is resale value in Nigeria. I’m thinking long term too — maybe 4–5 years from now if I decide to sell it.

Some people say the Camry is the smarter choice because it sells faster and has stronger market demand, while others say life is too short not to drive the car you truly want.

If you were in my shoes as a car guy, dealer, mechanic, or seller:
Which would you go for and why?

My major considerations are:
• Resale value
• Maintenance
• Fuel economy
• Comfort
• Availability of parts
• Overall “package” for Nigerian roads

I’d really like to hear honest opinions from people who have owned or driven both.