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This is so sad and disgraceful. |
Okay. On top shaky, snatched mandate of corruptly allocated 8m votes (which is still way way less than the roughly 14m+ total votes allocated to his 3 more qualified opponents) this idiot still has the audacity to be Yorubalizing everything and Lagosizing everything. Ordinarily, one wouldn't have a problem with these national institutions moving to Lagos based on the idea that Lagos is supposed to be somewhat a NO MAN'S LAND, being the capital of Nigeria for so long. But these idiots made it clear that other Nigerians can't vote their preferred candidates in Lagos. Can't safely invest and reside in Lagos. Can't do anything in Lagos without "respecting" their so-called "hosts" (spits). When reminded that Lagos was built with Federal NIGERIA'S money, they claim that their BAT built Lagos with his own money. Now they have the audacity to move critical federal NIGERIAN institutions with the attendant advantages to their Yoruba Lagos. This is unacceptable. Forget the so-called horrible economic policies that have impoverished Nigerians. If anything has to bring this bastard down by all means and at all cost then it has to be this provocative policy of relocating Federal institutions that belong to our Federal Capital City of Abuja to his ethnocentric Lagos. That can not and will not be accepted. And he will forcefully understand that very soon. |
Umuinyioku:All these frustrated, entitled 'victims of circumstance' making a fool of themselves here is so sad to see. He needs to be investigated because his wife posted a Lexus he "bought" for her (heard it is actually his official car that she merely peppered the social media church rats like you with). You need to go for deliverance. Anywhere. Whether it is Mountain of Fire, Odumeje or Celestial Church of Allah. Just do something to cure yourself of this self-hurting defeatism. |
What we need are a band of tough majors and Lt colonels from the middle belt leaning north to rise to the occasion and reset this shithole. |
Chikel20000:You and who is doing fellow Southern person with this useless tribalistic thing called BAT? God forbid. Does this look like "Southern presidency" to you? You forced your way into a shaky mandate with your allocated 8m votes (as against 14m votes against you), and instead of realising your weak standing and pretending to carry the rest of the country along, you quickly pack your ronu brothers into every important office, from CBN to Finance to FIRS to EFCC to Army, Customs, Police, Chief of Staff and so on, thinking that he is wise abi? I rather the north continues to rule forever than for this madness they call yoruba presidency to rear its head in this detestable manner again. |
What the emergency h-economic h-experts supporting their Jaguda brother's subsidy removal and Naira floating combo-lation do not realise is that in Nigeria, corruption always rises to the occasion. Corruption is the system, and the system must run. Interpret this any how you want. But one thing is clear, Nigrerians would pay more for fuel and pay more for the dollar throughout Jaguda's cursed regime, and guess what? There would be nothing to show for their suffering at the end of the day. They would suffer in vain because whatever 'gains' or touted positive impacts that were supposed to emanate from these policies would be swallowed up by constantly evolving iterations of corruption. Nothing go reach ground. The masses go hear am. |
nedekid:You know how it works. This thing happens in all sectors imaginable. Globally, might I add. Not just in Nigeria. Some even without you having to leave the comfort of your house. Phone calls and emails here and there, and boom, you get cuts that these 'factory workers' can't earn in 10 years. After all, making money simply involves solving problems, exploiting loopholes or taking advantage of opportunities. These are not always defined in terms of brick and morter. I know exactly what's involved and how it works, so I find it quite irritating when these close minded losers ask such rubbish questions, 'which factory does he have' or worse still, 'where does he work'. |
YelloweWest:Some of you overrate this sex of a thing. I think it is funny how you guys project your own impulses onto Nigerian females. Ask the average Nigerian girl if she is ready to marry someone like Ned and forgo non-proceational sex forever (under oath of guaranteed affliction if she transgresses) and see what her response would be. At least 95% of them and their mothers would jump headlong without thinking twice. |
Sirianese:Don't be silly. I hate this rubbish old mentality that one must own a factory or "produce" something to be rich. We're not in the industrial age anymore. Jeez. There are uncountable smart pathways to untold wealth, more so in this information age. If you don't know it, then it's not for you. Some people are simply middle men who leverage contacts or access to facilitate transactions between two or more parties and get commissions or cuts in millions of dollars. Legit. And these deals happen daily in different parts of the world, including Nigeria. This is just a tiny example. So Mr factory worker the producer, don't rush into inane conclusions based on your limited circumstances. |
Godfullsam:He wasn't qualified to do it. A thief with a reputation for monumental corruption. Sitting on a stolen, albeit shaky mandate of 8m votes as against 6.8m, 6.1m and 1.2m votes allocated to his three main opponents - deeply divided along ethnic and religious lines. Such a hated, shady, dubious character who the majority of voters did not vote for (14m people voted against him) lacks the legitimacy, perceived integrity, popular appeal and general acceptance/trust and broad base to implement such far reaching reforms in a country like Nigeria. It is not his job to do that. Obasanjo or even Buhari could have pulled it off. It has to be a president with some reputation of integrity and with a broad mandate. Not this malodorous vermin who definitely did not snatch and grab power in the interest of the country or of the ordinary people. |
EreluRoz:I find it very repulsive when some of you who think you're smart claim that you supported the rotten Tinubu "because of his past records" or because "he was the best out of the three candidates". If I could control thunder I would put it on auto mode to strike anyone who utters such rubbish. A candidate who couldn't present himself for ordinary live interviews, let alone debates. A candidate who has all sorts of unprecedented criminal and moral baggage hanging around his neck - from drug dealing, to certificate forgery, to uncertain educational history to uncertain parentage/origin to uncertain age, to obvious monumental corruption and so forth. The same candidate who played a key role in establishing and supporting the Buhari that failed for 8 years... I mean, what moral or logical basis would allow you to declare such an unfit idiot as the "best" candidate? |
Putinofrussia:You believe this crap? So what is AIG's shareholding? All those corporate and individual nonentities that make up the rest of the shares, who do you think controls/owns them? Nigeria is corruption paradise. Too easy to run these schemes and get away with the. |
How many hiluxes full of policemen do I need to escort me to this obscure hotel? All these money miss road bushmen. If you must build something like this, if not in Awka or Onitsha, at least why not somewhere along or slightly off the Awka to Onitsha Expressway, very close and accessible to the airport? Mba, it must be in my village. Na your money. By the way, the hotel no get name? |
Hahaha. Funny as hell. |
After snorting a whole kilo of coke, high on the euphoria of a thief who successfully plundered a goldmine.... 'finallay, emi di prezident', the mad man just mounted the podium on inauguration day and blurted out 'subzidi iz gone'. Without forethought. Without consideration of the aftermath. Without preparation. Without common sense. Now they are running from pillar to post, looking for who or what to blame for the economic collapse. |
Atedo Peterside and Pat Utomi in the building. Palpable grief. |
So they managed to 'hack' a Nigerian governor's number/WhatsApp and the only scheme they could think about was to solicit for financial assistance with it? Bloody clumsies. |
And so what? |
skj1377:Comments like this are provocative. Same thing as when they say "subsidy only benefits the rich". I don't understand what the hex you're saying. The money spent to defend the Naira "went into private pockets", but yet Naira was N700 then, and now that the money has been removed from private pockets, Naira is about N1500. So is it better or not for Nigerians if "private pockets" keep pocketing that money, as long as the exchange rate remains relatively lower and stable? Make it make sense. |
There's a very little chance of settling into a happy family life as a young couple in that axis of evil called Lekki/Ajah. Chances of negative influence are super high, for both men and women. There's almost a limitless flow of illicit money there, fuelling a decadent, drug-infested lifestyle. Yet the money no dey run out. I don't understand what these guys do or how they keep the cash tap running, even though they're always high on coke, loud, molly and some other shit. Surely can't be ordinary 'yahoo' or drug dealing. |
koresh:Some of you bloody illiterates should rather keep quiet rather than foul up the public space with your loud and irritating ignorance. |
Tsolutionifede:Look at this tribalistic retard that has never travelled beyond Ore in his entire life. You would stay in your brown roofed shithole somewhere in Ogbomosho to declare what happened in Anambra State! What do you know? So you see propaganda online and you echo it simply because it sounds like what you like to console yourself with? Honestly this last election cycle and its aftermath revealed a lot and now the derision and utter disgust I feel for the majority of you from that region cannot be put in words. |
I feel so bad for her. This is oppression, and not law. |
All those loud mouthed 'activists' then, where are they now? One useless woman then that they call Joe Odumakin or whatever, another useless Ayo somebody, and so on. Civil liberties organisation, Femi Falana, Professor Akin somebody, yada yada. All of these hypocrites have gone eerily silent. God punish ALL of them. |
Who takes this low budget Dino Melaye seriously? Very stupid guy. What does he do exactly? Just comes out to make noise and occupy empty space. |
casualobserver:If e too pain you, oya carry vex develop your own weapons. Now you see? After all, the likes of Iran and North Korea are under crippling sanctions but they are constantly developing and improving their home made weapons. That's the price to pay for being intellectually deficient and backwards as a country. |
When we emphasise the menace to society called Fulani, some accursed idiots would prefer to froth and fuss about Chinaza, Evans and IPOB. Just continue. |
2mch:You sound extremely retarded. In spite of everything playing out before you, you still prefer to be stupid. What a shame. |
This man has always been a very detestable, stinky, useless animal unfit to be called a human being. Aside the ridiculousness of his comparison, can you imagine assuming that the accuracy of crime statistics in South Africa and Nigeria can be compared! How many kidnappings in Nigeria are even reported to the police, let alone recorded? Same Nigeria where reporting to the police only makes your case worse because the police would demand a percentage of the ransom as mobilisation fees before they even lift a finger? So if statistics in South Africa suggest 1000 kidnappings a year, you would also pluck out 850 kidnappings a year in Nigeria from your hairy anus to throw back at them in the name of positive comparative analysis of incidence? This man is a bastard. |
One of such who was an old associate reached out to me recently to beg for x amount. This is someone with his oily black face and big belle forming jagabandit awalokan this last election cycle. After exchanging pleseatries and hanging up, the idiot called back talking bla bla about one thing one thing problem. You know the rest. |
Some useless maggots would rather ask you that, is 'Chinaza' a Fulani name? Or is 'Evans' a Fulani name? And to think most of the bastards wfho ask these insulting and provocative, conscienceless questions are from the South West. We don't know what's coming. |
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