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Kukutente23:Not just cement. Do the same maths for every commodity imaginable. You would see just how much the APC, led by this Tinubu, has degraded and destroyed Nigeria in just 11 years. |
Lithiumite:Carry your big mouth go any market closest to you, alone, to sing tinibu's praises, and then come back to show us what became of your face. It is a social experiment worth carrying out. To clear your doubts. |
Look at this useless Keyamo who can't even win his polling booth in any election, who has been leeching on government money since 2015? I don't blame him. Failed, useless oluwole 'San'. Why hasn't he focused on the practice of law to feed himself? Instead he has been hiding in unrelated government posts for 11 years, feeding fat on public funds.. Yet he thinks he has an opinion worth listening to. |
Nigeria cannot survive the kind of politics that this sadistic tinibu has introduced. It is not sustainable. All sorts of repugnant machiavellian schemes, strategies and machinations, meant to spin people's heads and hold on to power. This tinibu of a monster has planted all sorts of elements all over the place. Some of them (like this fellow and Sowore) purport to be fierce critics of tinibu, but they also make it seem that all other major opponents are "the same thing" with tinibu, and positions their insignificant selves as the right option... Knowing full well that they are not even popular enough to win their polling booths in a presidential election. Something drastic has to happen to reset the political space. We can't continue deceiving ourselves. |
givedemwotowoto:It is a must. He and his people must learn a bitter lesson, since they do not want to learn from history. |
I'm getting increasingly disillusioned with this nonsense system of government we are running and I am now convinced that a hard reset is all we need, even if it comes at a great cost. 'Democracy' has failed. The Fourth Republic has collapsed. And it happened when it got to the turn of the APC. When it got to the turn of the Yorubas preferred by the Yorubas. Enough is enough. This madness has to be terminated now. |
mrvitalis:I have personally invested my own money in platforms and systems to specifically debunk and fiercely reject any attempt at revisionism by these people after Tinubu leaves power. I have made that a personal mission because I am familiar with their duplicity and would not forgive myself if they succeed in deceiving anybody. A key aspect of their plan would be to hide under the umbrella of a few dissenting voices of today (the likes of Dele Farotomi, Rufai Oseni and a handful of others) as posterboys of 'internal resistance', as per 'our people were at the forefront of fighting Tinubu regardless of the fact that he was from our ethnic group'. I laugh. Let them come out tomorrow to try and rewrite history or create a parallel narrative that relies on blurred memories. Shebi dem think say dem wise and their mouth sabi get ororo? We are waiting for them. |
Dogalmighty17:Don't mind the clown. Our problem is a systemic, institutional and even cultural denigration of MERITOCRACY. And to think that we arrogantly want to achieve the results of meritocracy using the tools of nepotism and arbitrariness! It's not just the military, but all facets of our society. You employ bumbling buffoons into sensitive positions - Armed Forces, Police, EFCC, CBN, etc... Across the public and private sectors. All because this one has one godfather or the other one has one connection or the other. What do you expect? So the simple reason we can never achieve these things is not because we lack the capacity or the human resources, but because the system puts forward the worst of us rather than the best of us into positions that are critical for our progress as a society. |
BabaO2:As old as you are, you still prefer to advertise inanity in public. Chamberlain and the rest are better than him because they shamelessly pander to your master Wike's ego, right? |
Bla bla bla. Will you shut up, corrupt thief cloaked in smelly cassock. |
Goodrender:Exactly. Stand your ground for your Tinubu and stop pretending to be sitting on the fence. These games are stale already. Those who know that Peter Obi is in a different league are not oscillating like a cheap standing fan. They know exactly what the options before them are. |
Goodrender:Peter Obi is not auditioning for votes. If Nigerians are waiting for what he said or didn't say, or what the opposition said about what he said or didn't say, in order to vote for him, then the joke is on them really. Nigeria has reached the crossroads. These are not normal times. |
The way these funny Tinubu apologists, especially the Yorubas, are quick to declare that somebody will "never" be president of Nigeria is quite telling. |
This muntula still dey talk? After his total hasanification, he should have just gulped snipper and put himself out of circulation. But alas! Here he is. clumsy as ever, unilaterally declaring who can and cannot be president. As the gatekeeper of Aso Rock na. Well, you can't shame the shameless. |
Instead of that, let the military reset the system. The Fourth Republic has collapsed It is will be on record that this was orchestrated by the Yorubas. |
Yoruba man wants to form Abacha coronation in Nigeria? A discredited, generally despised, hopelessly tribalistic one at that? I laugh. I assure you it will not happen. Instead, some people will learn a very bitter lesson. |
The military would have to end this madness let everybody go and rest. Since these fools don't learn from history. |
Funny. If anything does not kill you, time itself would kill you - in no time. |
thesicilian:How long ago was that? I'm sure they'll be greedier than 3.5m for that location now. |
Willy2025:The ones your tinibu and his gang did against Jonathan was what? |
spencekat:He will, for the greater good of getting rid of this monster they call tinibu. |
Omowale2023:Dey deceive yourself. Which "South" will vote for which Tinubu? Continue fooling yourselves with this southern talk. Let Yorubas vote for Tinubu based on tribalist sentiments that's about it. The rest of Nigeria will vote for Atiku/Obi, and it would be so overwhelming that even the worst of Tinubu's evil rigging plans would fall apart and collapse before his opolo eyes. |
An Atiku ticket without Peter Obi will be dead on arrival. He would be foolish to repeat the same terrible mistake he made in 2023 when he underrated Obi and chose to run with Okowa. If Atiku had assured Obi that they would run on a joint ticket, Obi would not have left the PDP for the labour party and things would have turned out very differently at the polls. How much more now when Peter Obi and the Obidients have built the only formidable 'bloc votes' available in the country. Imagine an Atiku/Amaechi ticket? Lol. Even if it takes going to forbidden temples in India to do 'do as I say' juju, Atiku must do all it takes to convince Peter Obi to run with him. That is the only ticket that can be a pure anti-rigging and bullet - proof antidote to Tinubu's madness. |
Vinnie2000:Nobody would vote for the ugly frog called tinibu just because the Enugu state governor asked them to do so. Enugu people are not illiterate zombies. |
Akungitit:And if you think at his age and after all the heartbreaks he has suffered in chasing the presidency, Atiku merely wants to contest the election for contesting sake, then you know nothing. Atiku knows that if he cannot manage to get Peter Obi into his ticket, then he can as well forget about the contest. This is not an ego thing, and you his supporters shouldn't pour sand sand into his garri. As it stands, the configuration being worked out is Atiku/Obi/Kwankwaso - P/VP/SP. Getting the ticket to contest for its own sake would be a spectacular waste of money and time, and Atiku of all people knows it at this stage in his life. |
adams123:Dey deceive yourself. Only yourself. You can support Papa Ajasco too. In fact, you can support any butterfly or grasshopper attempting a direct flight from Iragbiji to Chicago. It is part of standing on yamayama mandate in disguise. That is the low budget assignment they assigned to you. |
demstone:I'm not wasting time with you again since you're an outdated bot running on a long discontinued operating system. I included a direct CBN data sheet to confirm the fact, yet you are arguing with yourself. Continue. |
demstone:Typical APC radio without battery. Spewing barefaced lies built on imaginary premises to deceive themselves. According to the CBN's own official bulletin, US$1 exchanged for N94 as of May, 1999 when the PDP took over. The direct source is linked below: https://www.cbn.gov.ng/out/2010/publications/statisticalbulletins/2009/PartD/TableD.3.1.xls? Whereas the official exchange rate as of May 2015 when the PDP relinquished power was ₦198.41/$, while the black market rate was about N215. That's for a whole 16-year period. Meanwhile APC has been in power for 11 years now. Now do your jaguda "technically and statistically speaking" calculation again as the highly sophisticated and h-educated Tinubu h-inter-lek-shuaa that you are. |
The APC goats would soon come with their very stupid usual retort "continue crying, you go cry well well". |

