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It doesn't make sense to involve the police in a case where a mere N200k is involved if your aim is to recover the money. You can only do so if your real aim is to teach the thief/fraudster a lesson and wouldn't mind spending more than the N200k in question to achieve that aim. In Nigeria, given how messed up the system is, you need to apply common sense in most of these things. Everything no be agidi 'due process'. The more you look, the less you see. |
He will not do well. It is Tinubu of all people that will do well. Clap for yourself. You have plenty sense. |
Splashme:We will not forget or ever forgive these things when tomorrow comes. Payback will be broootal. |
After the 'photo shoot', jejely return the vehicles to the owner. |
Remove Wike from that list. We are getting there. But this is just scratching the surface. We still need to unearth all the ungodly alliances, concessions, compromises and networks that put this man in power. |
This guy wants to be forced out of office even before the so-called elections. |
This is unacceptable. This is not how to draft a law. There can be no loopholes or excuses, expecially in a highly useless and corrupt society like Nigeria. If these dolts are not being mischievous, it is not rocket science to draft a simple law like this in very simple language: "Electronic transmission of polling-unit results shall be mandatory, without exception or qualification, and no manual or paper-based transmission shall be permitted under any circumstance. In the event of transmission failure, results shall remain pending and undeclared until successful electronic transmission is completed. Failure to transmit shall not authorize manual substitution." |
Chucks13:You sound quite hollow and dense with this 'South' talk. Who told you that the average South Easterner or South Southerner would not prefer a northerner to this extremely tribalistic, parochial, and detestable agbado goat currently holding power? Don't even get me started. Shove this 'South' talk down your derriere. Let agbadorians realize that they are on their own. There is nothing like "South". Everybody will bear their father's name. |
sailor2011:All these agbado irritants with your incessant "cry this and cry that" swan song. You will all soon find this to be a self-fulfilling prophesy for you all. The hot, oily ewwedu tears dripping onto your tiger clawed faces would leave indelible scars. Just wait and see. |
brain54:Of course. It is better to use more important metrics like size of blokos and idocy density per capita. |
immaculatesense:Stop supporting nonsense. Imagine using 10 years ago as benchmark for your retrogressive ideas. Besides, it is better to disenfranchise a few in order to endure a credible process. If I had my way, only people with WAEC/NECO and above will be allowed to vote. We can't keep being held back by illiterates who happen to be the ones who make it possible for misfits like Buhari and Tinubu to sneak into power. |
sailor2011:This your oily mouth would be permanently shut very soon. Continue fooling yourself. |
Either this is made mandatory, or there will be no election. |
immaculatesense:How brain damaned do you have to be to talk about the PDP that left power 11 years ago? You people are despicable. |
hegelian:The people who hate the country are those who want to force state capture upon us and do not want to leave room for healthy opposition. Let Tinubu reply on vote buying alone. After all, he has the money. That is what Jonathan tried to do in the core north and South West where he was not popular. That is the ONLY 'acceptable' illegality that Nigeria's developing democracy should allow. If he wants to go beyond that, because he knows how unpopular he is, to hijack the entire electoral process and the judiciary to perpetuate his adbadocracy in conivance with a few misfits from other regions, then I'm afraid the roof will collapse on his head and Nigeria would have to be reset, military or revolution, or whatever. It is a categorical imperative. No useless rhetoric or preaching of 'democracy' can stop that. |
At least 80% of Nigerians' 'intelligence' is useful only for devising corrupt means to benefit oneself. The other 20% is deployed towards manufacturing justifications and excuses for ridiculousness. 0% for actual growth, innovation and collective development. That's why we remain where we are. A blaady shytehole country. |
Juninho! |
“So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.” - Matthew 7:12 (NIV) Unfortunately, this very Bible verse is the hardest for human beings to live by. If every human being lived by this simple rule, Earth would be Heaven, and we will all be angels/gods. |
It's 200 million. Let them check well. |
Because two agbado money miss roads are "taking tour" (sic) on the coastal road of corruption, it is now a matter of thank you daddy Tinubu"? Did he build it with his drug money or his Iyaloja mother's money? So he should use Nigeria's collective wealth to build a useless road in Lagos for agbado fraudsters and money miss roads to revel? What do the hungry masses in the ghetto of Iyana-wherever in the same Lagos, who can't even afford indomie and egg have to benefit from the trillion Naira road? What of millions of Nigerians from Kano to Jalingo to Makurdi to Agenebode to Umuahia? How does this useless road to corruption that would certainly end in Lagos add value to their lives? |
Madmohamed1:You don't know these people. They will attempt to boldly deny that any of these ever took place. They will try to rewrite history and use their usual oily mouth to twist things, and worst come to worst, they will arrogantly chant that "the past is the past", that "two wrongs don't make a right", and that an ethnic group should not be made to suffer for the sins of "one man". Smh. But we SHALL fiercely resist such revisionism and nonsensical fence mending shenanigans. They will receive back all the energy they are currently giving 100 fold. That's a fact. We are currently making sure of that. |
Very entitled idiot. Who crowned you and your useless husband as 'leaders'? What entitles you to the respect of Nigerians? If you want respect, you would have remained private citizens and enjoyed the respect of your family members and relatives. This is just annoying. You will rig elections and force yourselves on the citizens, while flexing with the national wealth, and open your gutter mouth to demand respect from the very citizens you ride roughshod over. |
Beautiful thread indeed. The more of such threads and pessimistic talking points pop up across forums and media spaces worldwide, the better for us. I am super thankful to finally be in pole position to take full advantage. |
Naijahero1:Sorry to say, but Kwara and Kogi have some of the most (unprintable) docile people in Nigeria. They are beyond redemption in their rabid zombieism, and are ever-so-easy to string along pseudo-attachment to tribal/religious lines. Tinubu shouldn't worry about these states. They are even more sure than the core South West. |
He can win in most parts of the following states: Ogun, Ekiti, Ondo, Oyo, Osun, Kwara, and Kogi. That's it. Any state beyond these, the only plan is to subvert the process via rigging. |
With all the Brazilian, indo-asian/semi Puerto Rican baddies with a tinge of South African yansh genes that these fat fools can import from anywhere in the world, they still choose to have shameful affairs with one regular woman in their cabinet? I don't understand why these kinds of people can be so sloppy. |
SixSeven:This is beyond ridiculous. |
This is a stupid question by all standards. No be by force to open thread. |
esnbrutality:Their ostracization MUST be prolonged and miserable. Must. We will not tolerate any revisionism or attempts at fake reconciliation when tomorrow comes. They must bear the full consequences of their evil, soulless solidarity and complicity in this bat nightmare. |
