Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Executing Terrorists And Kidnappers? by helinues: 9:53am On Aug 04 |
dederocs: Stop talking clueless, there are thousands of people into kidnapping, talk reasonably...criminal networks have money from crimes, they buy weapons, stop derailing from the point, we see the videos and pictures of them and their victims and we see them, we know where most kidnappers are from...not necessarily politicians are the kidnappers but politicians in Nigeria use public office like their personal property, they release their jihadists territorists brothers in the north out of perhaps relationship or sympathy for their jihadists cause?...this is a great evil to the people who are killed like rats by these jihadists territorists kidnappers. Any politician that release terrorists should be investigated and prosecuted when he leave office, public office is not your property, politicians are there to serve... Nigerians must understand that they must always force politicians to do the right thing, they must always protest or the simple minded greedy politicians forget they are there to work for the people, there heads get fat. Political office holders are there to work to protect the people not do what they like, not please themselves or their beliefs. Public office is a place to serve not do what you like. Are some of you forbidden from engaging intellectually? How much are they selling Ak 47, can someone who is hungry afford it? |
Politics › Re: G-100 Calls For United Opposition Candidate Ahead Of 2027 Election by helinues: 9:30am On Aug 04 |
Good morning to them. When the election is how many months away |
Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Executing Terrorists And Kidnappers? by helinues: 9:29am On Aug 04 |
dederocs: The politicians are focused on money, we have simple minded men who crave money like women, they have no sense or convictions. A government does what is necessary to deter crime, Nigeria is led by the wrong people, people whose only motivation is money. Shallow minded unenlightened boys in men bodies. Can those kidnappers afford those sophisticated weapons? If they do, do they have the connection to get them? It's the same politicians, big men in the society and some rogue officers that are mostly involved in the kidnapping. North is a very good example. How will those involved really fight the war against kidnappers |
Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Executing Terrorists And Kidnappers? by helinues: 9:23am On Aug 04 |
I really don't know because the kind of guts those miscreants are getting lately is troublesome.
Don't just demolished their houses, execute them to pass some strong message
A stolen car was traced to one compound, the police was there to retrieve the car, before they knowit , they heard gunshots towards them, Retract and remobilized, they didn't even have a clue before that the Mansion was a kidnap den where some victims have been at , even some for over a year |
Politics › Re: Cardinal Onaiyekan: Rufai Oseni Reposts Omojuwa's Old Tweet & He Replies by helinues: 9:20am On Aug 04 |
Una petty to be dragging una self about this
Is it attention seeking that makes some people to be dwelling on issues? |
Politics › Re: Ex-abia Speaker Orji Says Tinubu Fiscal Reform Are Redefining Nigeria's Revenue by helinues: 9:20am On Aug 04 |
EnglishUsa: I hardly wake up at night to urinate without thinking about my unpaid bills and what tomorrow will bring because of the country's harsh economy—something I hardly used to do before. But the honest truth is that removing the fuel subsidy and floating the dollar were steps in the right direction. However, nothing was put in place to ease the burden on Nigerians. In many other countries, these would be the right decisions to make, but here in Nigeria, the leaders often mess everything up and turn everything to their own advantage as a way to siphon money. You see, ordinary your bills, you have no solid plans for it yet you want to be talking about the government. Aren't you people birds of the same plumage? |
Politics › Re: What The Opposition Don't Know About President Tinubu's Supporters by helinues(op): 9:17am On Aug 04 |
Metrosavana: So what are You saying. I nearly weep today after watching JPAC your of Cambodia. See the progress of a country that has dedicated and patriotic leader. Not that we hate Tinubu but the bold truth is that he is the worst leader in the history of Nigeria. So except you are addicted to failure and don't like a progressive life then I don't know what you are supporting about Tinubu. So if I don't support Tinubu, is it Atiku and Obi that can't handle ordinary party issue I should support. That Obi in particular that has been contradicting his own beliefs, being incoherent to questions to things he has been condemned |
Politics › Re: What The Opposition Don't Know About President Tinubu's Supporters by helinues(op): 9:16am On Aug 04 |
lexylaw09: You are an opposition please come out straight They are no longer proud of that they are supporting |
Politics › Re: Austin Orette, Delta South Senatorial Aspirant Resigns From NDC by helinues: 8:55am On Aug 04 |
Toh. In short, NDC couldn't conduct ordinary free and fair party primary election Shouldn't president Tinubu be blamed for that?  |
Politics › Re: Ex-abia Speaker Orji Says Tinubu Fiscal Reform Are Redefining Nigeria's Revenue by helinues: 8:39am On Aug 04 |
Those who are just there like a tree will say na lie. How can they know when they have been stagnant |
|
Politics › Re: What The Opposition Don't Know About President Tinubu's Supporters by helinues(op): 8:36am On Aug 04*. Modified: 9:15am On Aug 04 |
Rucheen: We know you are saying the whole truth and if they start paying, you'll still tell us
I've been voting and supporting APC since 2015 but now I have a challenge which is;
*How do I defend the omission of vital information on his credentials as uploaded by INEC in their portal
*Even though an Orthodox Catholic, how can I explain the choice of words Tinubu used while addressing our league of Bishops, because I think it has consequences
*An ancient professor described man as a thinking animal th How is the omission of vital information on his credentials have anything to do with governance and leadership? Are the bishops expecting hands out towards the 2027 election or what precisely was their complaining about? That the decades old rots of things in Nigeria should be solved within 4 years? |
Politics › Re: Monday Sit At Home Has Ended In Anambra State....." Governor Charles Soludo by helinues: 11:30pm On Aug 03 |
All thanks to SEDC approval |
Politics › Re: What The Opposition Don't Know About President Tinubu's Supporters by helinues(op): 11:28pm On Aug 03 |
yarimo: See senseless comment, are you saying op doesn't have constitutional rights of choice or what? So anyone that is not supporting your choice is paid? Nawa oo common sense is really not common Some of those people are not normal. They just write their rubbish to satisfy their egos |
Politics › Re: Be Ready To Arrest All Of Us - PFN President, Bishop Wale Oke by helinues: 11:25pm On Aug 03 |
If you are ready to eat watery beans you can pass your boundary then |
Politics › Re: NDC Candidate, Thomas Victor Onwubiko Launches Free Summer Camp To Equip Amuwo-o by helinues: 11:23pm On Aug 03 |
If you like share aeroplane, The Lagosians are only voting for the Yoruba's in all the elective position in Lagos state
Let others emulate same, we have no issue |
Politics › Re: Catholic Bishops Told Tinubu The Truth - Senator Kalu (Video) by helinues: 7:52pm On Aug 03 |
Arostar2023: You are being clever by half. The removal of petrol subsidy and devaluation of the naira , without adequate preparation and social security cushion plunged many Nigerians into multidimensional poverty. It all started after the BAT took over in 2023. Everyone knows that. He exacerbated a problem that many before him had managed expertly. He is responsible for what is happening. Like putting food on the masses table after fuel subsidy was removed bah Are you aware that vocational education in Nigeria is now free with some payments attached? |
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Urges Tinubu To Campaign On Performance, Not Propaganda Ahead Of 202 by helinues: 6:13pm On Aug 03 |
The very good thing is , the projects are spread across the country, we only need references.
2027 election will be so easy like sipping a pap |
Politics › Re: Catholic Bishops Told Tinubu The Truth - Senator Kalu (Video) by helinues: 6:04pm On Aug 03 |
franchasng: But the President is there to solve problems and not to defend problems and give excuses na.
Anybody that is not ready to solve problems of the nation have no business vying for any elective leadership position.
Tinubu knew all the problems and challenges Nigeria was facing when he led Ojota protest against Goodluck.
When Tinubu said if he doesn't give Nigeria 247 electricity after 4 years as President that Nigerians should not vote him again. If he has integrity and self respect, he ought to have resigned, that is how white people that have integrity so. Sebi you have not been reading any of the government moves to cushion the hardship and hunger that started in 2023 |
Politics › Re: The President And The Cardinal by helinues: 6:00pm On Aug 03 |
The very good thing is, the FG has been carrying the stakeholders along with their policies and reforms. The cardinal is yet to tell us about his grievances. Are they expecting handouts towards the 2027 election? |
Politics › Re: Kenneth Okonkwo Calls Peter Obi Classless Uncharismatic with zero depth by helinues: 5:58pm On Aug 03 |
Another suing loading. So When Okonkwo was attacking others on behalf of Peter Obi, it was normal, now that he's serving Obi and his supporters same dish, they want to be frowning.
Obi and the Obidients should learn to be tolerant |
Travel › Re: Road Trip From Ghana To Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (video) by helinues: 5:54pm On Aug 03 |
flexyrule: So, Isn't Lagos - Togo - Burkina Faso - Mali a better route?
Why go turn through Ivory Coast? But you saw the headline which stated that the journey started from Ghana?  |
Travel › Re: Road Trip From Ghana To Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (video) by helinues: 5:51pm On Aug 03 |
flexyrule: Go and get a map bro.
Seems you skipped too many Geography classes. I got you West Africa map
|
Travel › Re: Road Trip From Ghana To Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (video) by helinues: 5:21pm On Aug 03 |
You have to pass through Ivory coast before getting to Burkina Faso and then Mali
I made several Nigeria to Ghana road trips. We sometimes used to charter a car. Just me and my friend , we were yet to get our passports then
The stop overs along the trip are just so fun. Opportunity to stretch your leg, buy things, have a brief of the environment before continue with your journey |
Politics › What The Opposition Don't Know About President Tinubu's Supporters by helinues(op): 5:13pm On Aug 03 |
A year ago, I was monitoring the tax bill rumbling in Kenya, that was before they started their protest, when I saw the movement, I was like didn't president Ruto has loyal supporters to defend him and also enlightened people about the bills, then I realized that most of his loyal supporters are mostly paid or having something in expectations
In president Tinubu's case, his loyal supporters like me are not affiliated, associated with any political party or politicians, not really interested in the politics money or political position, not influenced by tribalism just the believe in the capacity of president Tinubu amongnst others showing face
Such beliefs and ideology can't be bribed, bullied or blackmailed. We are doing the support for the progress of the country and we are not relenting.
The support for president Tinubu is waxing stronger on a daily basis. |
Politics › Re: Former Chief Of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, Pays Condolence Vi by helinues: 5:06pm On Aug 03 |
Is the presidency not going to consider Burutai like this for some position?
He has really been trying in getting the presidency attention |
Politics › Re: Catholic Bishops Told Tinubu The Truth - Senator Kalu (Video) by helinues: 5:01pm On Aug 03*. Modified: 6:06pm On Aug 03 |
They should go and tell the same truth to the electorates. Are you people no longer interested in winning through the ballot?
That there is hardship, did it start in 2023, that there is hunger, did it emerge after the 2023 election, that there is insecurity, I guess it started just last week and if it's about up Nepa, that problem started just yesterday |
Politics › Re: Fubara Didn't Make Mistake, He Lost The Fight To Wike - Rufai (video) by helinues: 5:00pm On Aug 03 |
True, Fubara lost the fight because he listened to your likes Rufai and the Obidients.
All of you have the magic hands of acid, whatever you support always get relegated |
Politics › Re: RARE VIDEO: The Day Nnamdi Kanu Ignored Dave Umahi's Warning And Entered Ebonyi by helinues: 4:58pm On Aug 03*. Modified: 5:18pm On Aug 03 |
Where is Kanu today, Where is Umahi today?
A dog that will get lost will ignored the hunter's whistle |
Politics › Re: What Does Tinubu Mean By “All Is Fair In Politics”? Cardinal Onaiyekan(video) by helinues: 4:49pm On Aug 03 |
Na before the likes of CAN, Muslim groups will be doing yanga when the election is coming thinking they have members, you might have your members but we have Nigerians who are irrespective of religion.
All those projects , development, working reforms and policies are for Nigerians not some group of people. |
Politics › Re: What Does Tinubu Mean By “All Is Fair In Politics”? Cardinal Onaiyekan(video) by helinues: 4:47pm On Aug 03 |
MrsAyomide: “ All is fair “ in politics is the most disgusting statement I have ever heard in politics..
Tinubu Will deeply regrets joining issues with Nigerian Christians. Chrtistians are still angry that he’s running a satanic MUMU ticket, he still had the cheek to humiliate the same Christians. What can you do? Which Nigeria christians is Tinubu having issue with? Are those who turned a politician to a demi god can also claim to be christians? |
Politics › Re: What Does Tinubu Mean By “All Is Fair In Politics”? Cardinal Onaiyekan(video) by helinues: 4:46pm On Aug 03 |
Bitting is part of fighting in a lay man's language |