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brain54:I greet you Bigman |
coputa:It is really refreshing.. the politics space is like mad session. Everyone expresses their opinions in brutal truth. I actually came up with this post thinking what it will be like to have like a sit down regarding some of the topics that gets discussed here. On the idea front, I have noticed that too. Same with advices with relationships, family and stuffs. |
Since I am mostly active within this section on NL, it occured to me to ask what are other people's experience so far generally on NL. While we may not think of it consciously, but in a way NL is probably the most popular and if not the only interactive platform for Nigerians on the whole internet. FB, IG, X, TikTok, etc are all global space platforms. NL is Naija own So with that spirit, I'd like to acknowledge some people whose comments, post, and replies I find not only interesting and interactive but also vibratory, mind you I do not say I am a fan of all these guys or agree with them but I do regard them. They stand for something and that is commendable in my books. So in no particular order, brain54, esnbrutality, helinuss, francasng, righteousness2, lithiumite, kobojunkie, AMINDA, HacheNoire very gentle soul.. seunmsg. Dont know if it's Seun himself or not but he does pop in and there. Then there's another guy Ace or something I can't remember so my bad. And then there's that girl that went through the hassle of proofing she is a girl that also uses NL, I still find that funny. I can't remember her name. Hopefully someday Seun go organize a small party, like a luncheon. It can be by ticket sales, NL award show, RoundTable Talk on interesting topics or whatever. Hopefully they will get there and keep the family going. In general terms, this site na cruise on many levels, fresh air from Twitter over anything for Elon Musk money. FB lie lie people, IG face value market and Tiktok do as you like model.. as rugged as NL is, we do learn from each, get latest news, and some crazy wild ride topics. Even with all the gbas gbos everly present here. Speaking of GbasGbos, in that Arena some NL guys be like Dem get full battery and still charge their main power bank and the extra ones. Dose guys no get joy. You read some GbasGbos weh be say u no fit laugh, U no fit vex u go just wonder.. But In all, it is a good experience.. I know I am not alone in this, so if there are guys you notice something about, engage and drop their names. We can follow up |
gbeguse:Lol.. Are you Ghanaian ? Because na really GH slang be that Kwasia |
MrsAyomide:Dear NL, please verify before post. Galamsay is a term used in Ghana for Gold mining site. The caption in that picture clearly said, this happened in a galamsay side. |
Righteousness2:You could have done better than trying to justify that act. Because if going by your response, does that also mean the Statue Of Christ in Rio De Janeiro Brazil which is a symbol of pride for Christ and Christendom should be destroyed? And will that also includes all Effigy of Christ in great Cathedrals all over world? You could have done better than saying you would have destroyed it if you were there yourself. I see your post most of the times, I did actually regard how important your belief is to you before even if I don't agree with you on many levels but since the beginning of these whole Isreal and Iran debacle you have really showed less of what you actually preach and this comment of yours is one of many that has been coming from your position lately. |
In a way though I think it might have been unintentional. Obi has most of the time worn simple clothings, however this time it just seems a bit accidental that his own signature color seems to be pointing in another direction. The Shirt and Trouser untucked is his identity as a trader and the cap which is what change the whole context of the whole style was merely a symbol of his own color which is his own signature Black. If he had wore a contemporary Senator Attire with that Cap, no one would have thought it has any sort of connections with the Bahasa Melayus people of Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. That's just my take on it. |
DatNiggaDaz:Your analysis is plain and very open and also acceptable, however there are few insights I'd like you to consider. First it was with the SW quota as to their placement in high office. From OBJ in 1999-2007, which was a SW/Northern Alliance democracy, in reality the administration was still a shadow of the old military world clothed in democracy. On paper it is a democracy, however the system and engine that runs it was still a model of the military era, only that in that time, it was less visible. There was a reason OBJ wanted that third term of his and his popularized constitutional amendment to terms in office for the presidential seat. Even when that didn't work, Nigeria while on paper is a democratic nation was still being ruled then by a lot of military men. After his Tenure, for some reason OBj never agreed with ATIKU. No one has ever been able to find out the depth of what that rift was and still about till today, nevertheless it was time for a new election. His assertion towards Atiku was while Atiku may have wore uniform as a Custom Officer, he is was not soldier. And OBJ knowing it was the time for the North didn't feel comfortable handling over to ATIKU then. Refused to back his own VP to be the next president. Even though while he wasn't the only one who held that resolve, it was clear during that time some Northern Major power brokers actually felt that way too. When Atiku wouldn't happen, as per public expectations, some high level people caught what was going on, this same present president who is also from the SW was brutally against OBJ then that it should be in fairness in the spirit of democracy and that it is the North and the SS/SE turn, that any involvement of the SW should be support for democracy and went against the notion of the SW having either a viable Presidential Candidate or VP. The two highest seat of governance in the country. OBJ didn't take it lightly and wanted to punish him by ceasing Lagos State allocations, Tinubu fired back at him that the internal revenue of Lagos is sufficiently enough for Lagos State. Saying it out loud that Lagos is a self sustaining economy inside Nigeria. OBJ still hasn't fully forgive Asiwaju for that disrespect. With OBJ and them Babangida still very much active in forming the new Nigeria and spearheading it, they wanted a Northerner with military ties, someone not as Rigid as Buhari then but someone that commands enough respect and has the right military name, and most importantly open to reasoning and extensively a passively resolved man as his VP hence, they settled on Yar'Adua and GEJ. Two of the most fairly elected president since the creation of Nigeria. However their miscalculated move either deliberately or not about late former president Yar'Adua's health status, gave GEJ the chance to assume the presidency role even while it was not the South turns to rule. The North saw that then as an OBJ orchestration, felt played by OBJ because it was clear GEJ was his man, that power play by OBJ again either deliberately or not created the distrupt of Power Rotation, that same distruption fueled Tinubu support for the North, and wanting to get out from under OBJ thumbs. And just as the OP hinted, while it was a calculated strategy because there was no way he could have won if had been campaigning against a Southern president by himself, he also calculated that with Buhari being an ex military president himself and a core Northern man, the status quo that his the military powers that be then will back him up and so he saw a chance and caught it. OBJ saw the sleek move but because of his distaste towards Atiku, he let Tinubu influence outside Lagos grew to the proportion of choking GEJ out of office. Following the rotational quota system of North and South agreement, Tinubu pulled all his lever for Buhari come 2015, and won the election for the North and Buhari and extensively cementing his own place as the next Southern candidate. So when Buhari left, he came out bouyant in style after to say it is the turn of the South, because to him GEJ was in someway A Northern administration and partly SE/SS quota, his own personal interpretation not the way everyone else sees it, so invariably to him if they say it is the turn of the South, since the SS/SE has already cashed in their chips through GEj it is the turn of the SW and who in the SW is heavy enough, he declared himself the ultimate heavyweight and claimed it by proclamation that it is his Turn.. Emi LOkan, even what he said first was Yoruba LOkan. Now that the South is finishing up its term, the North also feels it their turn. While they may or not have made up their mind whether to boot Tinubu out of office now or just simply wait their turn, and pick the right candidate with the APC or ADC when that time comes it's up to them. In both cases, they will win, if they rally support for ATIKU which I don't think it will matter as he has his own followers, or they will stick with Asiwaju and work on to counter Atiku's claim with the candidate of their choice come 2031 and wrestle the North out of Atiku's hand, that will also unfold with time. If these structure is still there, that might be the next cause of action and they will likely get the votes from the SW just as they did during the PDP era. The SW has never been greedy, they followed through and through what was established in the spirit of power rotation in Nigeria. As to why the SE has never been the most popular in national participations until now, well most Nigerians do know why. The constant agitation towards disunion of the country has been a major blockade to the benefits they deserve. However times are changing, and if Obi really is serious as the OP hinted, he really needs to start playing the long term game and not strategy of short term ambition |
Beautifulday:The whole population of major blocs that came out from all SE states combined during the last election was about 2.2million votes. The number of votes that came out from Jigawa, Katsina and Kaduna alone, more than 3million votes. And that's not even mentioning the juggernaut of votes recorded in Kano State alone which covers roughly 75% percent of the whole SE votes. They are not telling you not to vote, they are simply stating the facts. Obi had Datti during the last election didn't he. He is also a Northerner. Some of Obi's votes from the North came from Nassarawa where he recorded 191k votes against Atiku 147k and Tinubu's 172k, then there's Plateau where he recorded 466k against Tinubu 307k votes and Atiku's 243k votes, the rest was not so much to speak of. Just counted as among the others. Take Zamfara Approximately 1k votes, Yobe 2k, Sokoto 6k, came up a bit more in Niger where he got 80k, but in comparison to the Tinubu and Atiku who both got Over 3x and 4x of that respectively, he also got some bread from Adamawa like 105k but Atiku won with 4x that, 1k in Jigawa 6k in Katsina Kebbi 10k, 26k in Gombe and 28k in Kano where over 1.6millions votes were recorded.. and this was him during the craze of obedient movements and him riding high as a major contender. Like I said, they are merely stating the obvious facts. Not telling anyone not to vote. |
Daguccizgreat:Why him in particular. Do not get me wrong, I do believe the south east should be included more in the fold of project Nigeria now if not even more than ever, but the question remains why this man in particular, if it is about time it is understandable, however with the sort of track record he has, and his level of experience in high level governance he is not the best candidate for the South in general and for the South East after waiting for that long to be included in national dialogue. Perhaps some of these reasons you will be able to see, Obi sounds closely too much a fantasy for euphoric expression without a concrete ideology or agenda points, in a way his is like children story to a lot of people and not just the power brokers alone. For one, most of supporters are driven by emotions and not loyalty or something deeper that can be identified with, but mainly emotions which in itself are very good things if cultivated properly. But his contradictory nature makes it impossible (no pun intended) for most major serious backers to want to rally behind him, even ordinary people who wants diversity and inclusiveness in government and the country as a whole sees him as a big NO for now. Atiku and Tinubu for all intent and purposes, has a clear and focused ideologies. People who are backing them knows they won't fix Nigeria problems all at once, that is merely wishful thinking, however they are sure to a certain level of expectations of what they will benefit, what Nigeria as a continuous project will benefit and furthermore what others doors will still remains open to be explored for future development and the next ones be it in terms of development, regional rotation of power or State benefits. Those are plans that are easy to follow and easy to amend if need be. Compared with Obi's claims as to having the solution to everyone's problem, if anything that just sounds childish to most people ears that's why a lot of people get annoyed and feel obligated or want to correct his supporters that the man's view on Nigeria problem is not the way he sees is. But then again his supporters turns around and says everyone is afraid of him and that is why they are always talking about him which only further buttress people point. Every sensible human knows you can not fatten up a lean child in a day by stuffing all manners of food down the child's throat. It does not work that way, same as a man who says he wants a child in a month, you will not achieve it by impregnating 9 women in one month, like it or not you will still wait for that 9 months. Certain things, take steps, and methodical planning. If he his serious about the Nigeria project which I think he meant in good heart when he started, the reality is, he lacks the experience in high governance roles, does not quite have the exposure yet, and not seasoned battled or even battle ready to that extent. Let him seat back, take lessons even the bad ones and gain more experience as to what it takes to leads, fix problems, present analytical dominance in facts and informations available to him and how he will use them to solve some specific problems or a major problem, present his traction record and his capability to act and execute, then he will be listened to and that makes more sense than what he is doing by going up and down from one party to the other threatening to quit the party like it's 5 o'clock after school gathering for children and appealing to the sentimental idea of being from the East and people should be pitying him. That's just childish. Leaders cut across all cloths. Even his supporters who are critiquing everyone else everyday be it Atiku or Tinubu, both of these men still posses a sort of pinache and high formidable allure of dominance whenever they walk in any room. The man level is not there yet and same goes for the level of command his experience and presence can dictate. Watched a clip on SM where a guy I think the one called gehgeh was saying he entered a flight with Obi and People weren't really in awe of him or thrilled to be exposed to him, compared something like that to 2023 when he was riding high on public emotions. As said earlier, emotions are as good it can be is if properly cultivated, well directed, and properly acted upon with sincere show of ones Will. Emotion alone It's like the Euphoria of falling in love, great at beginning, then everything settles and clarity sets in. That is the state of Obi is in. Emotional support and sentimental ideologies can only get you to a certain point. He needs to step up and up his game and shows he's got what it takes because at the end that is what separates A Man in the Universe of Men, and Men in the world of humans, the same separates Guys from the Boys and eventually Boys from Small small pikins arenas which is where he currently locked and playing at. |
AMI3:If it is broken down properly, in terms of funding an election, Obi's war chest is still significantly lower, ranging in between less than 100million USD, compared to Atiku or Tinubu with the capability of raising 3x or even 5x of that effortlessly. To do a bit of recap, Atiku owns and operates a major stock holdings in some of the biggest refineries that accepts Nigeria's crude, these has since reduced since Tinubu became President as Buhari was still very lenient with Northern Businessmen, besides that he seats on a numerous board of trustees and directors for company's you don't even have any idea what they do or that they exist but simply shell companies created for the sole purpose of moving money around for Tax avoidances. Besides access to these funds, Nigeria domestic banks will line up behind him, and he practically bankrolls some major banks in the country, and some banks within the African continent. Compared to Obi, who on the other hand has the majority of South Eastern HNWi, Diaspora support, also some banks, ears of the manufacturers which is where he is rather stronger than both Atiku and Tinubu, but it is a bitter sweet situation as those manufacturers and their sector are partially indebted to the major Banks. When you factor in the fact that extensively Atiku also has some major heavy Northern HNWi, even though he does not have so much from the South, he however makes up for that through his reach and relationships with some of the major players in the Middle East. He didn't particularly stayed in Dubai because he like the Weather? Besides Contacts and relationships, their other interests and interested parties who also wants to get in on the Nigeria play, and he is one of their entrances, they support and he owes them the obligation to open Nigeria's door to the Middle Eastern HIgh Net worths completely, most of them who are very wary of the unpredictable nature of Nigeria SWners, and not totally agree able to the Radical rigid systems of the the core north, while in many ways sees the SE Christian faith as a big conflict to their religious ethics.. So he has them too and even at that he really wants to systematically level the playing field with China's influence because of his close tie with Singapore. So to go back to what you said. Obi is big enough sure, but his influence in terms of access to funding an election is still a bit lightweight. And in politics generally and not just in Nigeria, capital is a major player. Besides Access, Post, Deals, Contracts, a heavy War Chest also counts, and in a place like Nigeria where politics runs on stomach infrastructure economy, without it, a presidential candidate do not really have much to begin with. The ideology behind the system Obi is running with can and will only sustain him up to a certain point. Then everything stops after that. |
promami:Get this first, I do not support violence but what is fair is fair. You can not tell me Islam preaches terrorism, that label is from the Western narratives. Islam as a religion has their military arm who fights and defends their way of life, the same way the church had the knight templars who are arguably by the way the most disciplined killers the world has ever seen and experienced. The bracket that Islam peaches terrorism is what all thinking unbiased men are talking about. You can not tell me a Muslim man or woman has never done you a favour or two without expecting nothing in return before in this life. If you going by voice of Isrealis supporters that Isreal has the right to defend herself because they are surrounded by enemies, doesn't that same right apply to the Arab State who sees Isreal as an enemy? So fair should be fair. It just seems unjust and unchristian to say you do not agree with a party on their way of life, and because they don't do like you do or behave like you or unbent to your will that they are enemies, even while they were the ones that accomdated you in the first place, in any thinking man way my brother is that reason enough to be aggressive towards them because you want to dominate said people. If you say Islam is strict religion, that is well established. We do know Islam is a very rule driven and rigorous religion, To them A is A, B is B there is no beating around that and to me that is integrity indoctrinated. Now as for the iteration about Nigeria situation with ISWAP or whatever those are rogue groups are, every sane Nigerians condemns them, be you Christian or Muslim. They serve no purpose to any cause or ideology and to Islam which they are masking themselves under, but you will know if you understand that those fucking people are a tool from the West to create instabilities while for the purpose of them to continue plundering us. Thanks to our porosity and lean operations mounting our borders. See Borno, Nassarawa, NIger state, Jos, besides their arable land for agriculture which the nation can benefit from in terms of wealth generation, job creation and further justifiable benefits to the nation both domestically and internationally, today it is a blood soaked land for the resources buried under those places. Nigeria is country of more than 200 million people carrying the country on its back as someone said. If you think it's about Islam, please wake the Bleep up. All those men seating in the Senate passing laws that you don't even understand, do you think it's because of Islam? But that's all I will say about Nigeria Now to go back to Isreal, I do not know if you are a Christian and belief their prophesy about their Messiah or feel obligated to support their activities, I do not know. But single fact remains, remove Israel from the Middle East, will there peace there or not. |
Since the creation of the Jewish state in 1945. The west has practically been arming them against the middle east while systematically been distablizing and weakening the strength of the Arab States. If it hadn't been for the Western support towards Isreal, they would have been reduced to mere community. They played the WWII victim card to the fullest. As for the sorority guys and Prince of Isreals on these platform, your dearest Isreal is only able to fight because the major power in the world backs them, turns blind eyes to their atrocious activities, and systematically weakening their opponents for them. Isreal on its own, while they have been able to build up their arsenal after the 6 days war, has literally been given the free reign to do as they wish in the middle east, remove that from the equation they will not be able to withstand any well organized Arab State, be it Egypt, Libya, Turkey, and now Iran. I suggest they should just keep quiet and appreciate the fact they have the west to thank. The IAEA has never for once questioned Isreal nuclear capability, but yet have been bearing down heavily on any Arab State that sees a nuclear program as a deterrence against external aggression. And not only, there are economic sanctions, numerous backlash and exclusions from contributing their own quota to the world, in terms of belief systems, moral grounds and ethic validations. Terrorism started as a means of those guys using all means possible to fight back against a power that they can touch in a large scale but with minute attacks and a means of resistance. While the west labels it terrorism, their cause to them is a freedom fight. So in a way it is a matter of who is right or wrong. I remain passive, but very much aware of their motives. If it is Banking and Economy, Isreal and Jewish customs surely are world class no doubt about that, but military might, they are not really that strong. They just have a lot of shield from the western world which allows them to operate with impunity. Conclusively, world peace matters, and not just Isreal peace. If these stalling continues, the war will still rage on, maybe it will die down for now, but it is merely secondarily postponed. |
Nice and informative OP Building a proper credit score has never been more important in this new Nigeria. While many seems to be condescending about it because it has never been a system integrated into the financial ecosystem of Nigeria, not a lot of people understands the importance of having a good and proper credit is. I see so many people abusing it like it's free money they can just take and relax with, while getting the funds may serve immediate purpose, the long implications of improper management of their credit score is more damaging than actually using it in the first place. Being that this is still in it's growing stage, a lot of people still have the opportunity to correct their mishaps. Loans are good if it is applied for a specified priority and directed towards an avenue that can breed additional Capital. The simple most interesting fact about it that most people don't get is, an institution is trusting you with their own capital, opening their door to you that you can both grow and benefit, and if you are a good earner and a good bankable entity, there are no limits to how far you can build with it slowly. Especially when you are still in the micro economic space. A good credit score is a great tool. Our IT/Tech graduate guys, should also try and shift their focus on website where Nigerians can check their credit scores, find a way to integrate with the credits bureau. In time, it will come handy and the landscape is still very much free and open as it is. They can engage and drop their pitch deck, you never know who can fund and vest in your start up. Anyways that's just a thought. And again, OP.. very informative post. No be everytime we go suppose deh quarell with each other on forums and public space. Nigeria is a blessed nation with blessed human resources and not just natural resources alone. |
Whenever United States starts paying attention to any country under the guise of country of interest or trying to control the narrative under the terms of getting their people out of arms way, just know their 3 letter Agency has already planned terror in that country. They have locals and people of colors who they have trained to execute all these deeds. It will be bombing reports upon bombing reports that will likely be filling the Nigeria News Space. Kidnappings and Banditry was what we were dealing with before all this sporadic killings of Nigerians started again for the sake of pushing an agenda, and playing world politics. I.e the terrorism narrative. For decades now, no country from the Global South can say dealing with the US has been a joyful beneficiable experience or alliance. Instead of paced development and economic triumph we use to revere them for, these days it's mostly chaos anywhere they go, zero developmental value, multiple ruins and devastation has been the new benchmark for the US engagement with the world. Their forwardness aptitude, which the world collectively celebrate has severely deteriorated over the past decades, even to bring beneficial economic resolutions without them trying to exploit with every chance they get with their policies and terms has been very far off. When they are not equipping terrors, they are changing a regime, when they are not doing that, their sanctioning and when they are not doing that it's mostly looting under the guise of tariffs and taxes creating chaos, as well as instabilities, while continuously blame the undeveloped nations like they themselves (US) are not a participant in the said unsettling. With how much capital their defence budget gulps on the global wealth, you would think , the world should have been more secured than ever and we would have been rid of humanity killing each other and focus more on conquering diseases and qualitative life expansion. If you are naive about US intentions, a deeper reflection is necessary, because they are not stopping nor intending to slow down anytime soon or in the near future. These will keep soaring and those 3 letter Agency of theirs will be carrying out their disasters all over any country that doesn't align with their ideas of free economy. Guns or bow down was the synonym before, now it's even bow or not you will still get guns and bombs. The same US that fights war on drugs, who also happens to be the biggest suppliers are still the same ones that fights terrorist all over the world and yet their biggest suppliers of indirect intelligence and sometimes tool. No doubt, there's a connection as to how it has been that somehow terrorism has been unleashed on world peace. Either deliberately or not, they have used it as a tool since it's birth. As for my dear country and country men Nigeria, for those who are already in arms way and those who will likely be directly affected by this upcoming disasters, hearts goes out to you guys in advance as you are bracing for these unavoidable disasters. Past leaders have failed, and the future looks a bit more bleak as it is. To criticize the government is futile, the only solution in sight will be to wake up the general thing that bound us together as a nation and revive our collective goals as a nation, even if not for today but for future generations and ones yet unborn. As much as I regard US, that country turns me off each time I read about how much disasters they have been exporting throughout the world. They are not the only country in the world, Australia, Canada, Japan, The UK, Germany, Belgium and other respectable countries in the world also exist without meddling too much on world peace.. |
Gbadugbakun:You do not have to be in the common man bracket to at least benefit from Nigeria's wealth. There are tons of avenues that this can serve you as a Nigeria citizen just by being in this country. There is a saying that " a king announces to renovate his palace, while some are complaining about the wastefulness of such grandeur, the industrious ones are already finding out what they can supply to the king" When the country has a product that is highly sort after. Pick a sector within than industry, coordinate with 2-3 like minded people, raise capital, and find and work on a plug or service to deliver in that sector. The days of old common man mantra is behind, unless you are still living in the past. An average Nigerian today has access to a start up capital of 2-3million naira loan. While most have squandered that opportunity and rendered their credit scores useless because of peanuts, and unclear priorities, they keep thinking government will be the one to solve all their life's problem. What government can and will do is provide avenues and opportunities for you as a citizen to help yourself. Politics and government office is a corrupt institution on it's own and all those politicians don't really give much attention to common man plight. We are not in a socialist state. It is free market. Even in the almighty western countries, government policies favors the Rich more than it does any other classes. Point is, when you get news like this, identify everything going on in that sector, there's always an opening no matter how small you might think, there is always one. Could be services you can render to them from their drilling site, to refineries gates, ports, all this are interconnected weave, needs one service or the other. Being a Nigerian is enough, as it doesn't necessarily mean you even have to be in the oil and gas sector to partake, doesn't mean you have to be an engineer, a degree holder or what not. Get closer to where that thing is happening, meet people offer your service in aspects that you can and have available to you and your capital structure, it could be food, hospitality, laundry, sewing, grooming, cleaning services, work boots supplier, delivery services, whatever it is that people use in that sector and so forth, know about it and find a space for yourself. While some people may say it is not that easy, that might be true, but in reality nothing is ever quite easy, even armed robbery is not that easy. Those are just mere instances of how people build on governmental provisions. With a 2mill loan, you can register a company, rent an office in a very cheap and affordable location in Nigeria, register the address as your HQ, if you are planning to expand or just by simply going about it with just your business card, your movement is your satellite address and office, give contacts out, make connections and get contracts. In many instances you are both your own EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE, even when you do have people working for/with you. Learn to move and make deals.. meet people like yourself, pool and invest money together. If it's the oil and gas, you can pool 6million naira for at least close to or a bit more than half Tanker in litres, move it in BLack Markets, there's a lot that is viable and possible. It's not that hard once you understand how the mechanism works. All those common man songs, na for past Nigeria. If you can read this, speak fluently, communicate your thoughts and express your views in plain simple English, my brother you are no longer a common man. If anyone you know is claiming such, most of the time it is by lack of clarity and priority displacement. Country hard everyday people build houses. Even a Mallam that sells small provision stores which classifies as the absolute common man is making moves, saving up to buy One to Two OKADA to buttress his revenue stream. Same way, a market woman is gradually expanding her shop, while your normal mechanic is already saving up for his second intercity bus. Do not get left behind in the new Nigeria. Everything is not government. |
HacheNoire:Attack Suspended for another 2 weeks. So Christmas might be late |
Movie Promo. But no Jokes they both look good together. And paso looks very sophisticated. Lol No traces of Fuji |
Exousiang01:Punch reported it. It seems he actually made the comment. It's a major drive. If Obi gets that ticket, Tinubu may have to consider more than cornering state governors. ATK get loyal supporters and he can spend just the same as TNB. It will be a tight margin, but for some reason it seems he is just buttering the public up. With more than 10 candidate in PDP and he emerged, it's more like saying he is positioning himself with the South and wants Obi's bloc in the South East |
Bismag:The only way it can be justifiable is based on greed. A lot can be accomplished with bilateral alliance. If on the other hand the less powerful nation's leaders are corrupt and have less respect for their citizens that is on them, in any case act of aggression towards them will always remain unjustifiable. Being a weaker nation military does not necessarily mean they lack resources. Which it seems that's what Macron is trying to point out, besides calling a spade a spade as to how the world sees Trump, even though not particularly the United States in general. The US is still a great country, but then again the argument is shifting because more than 75 million people voted that man, which actually speaks volume but not the world major concern at the moment. The New World Order is forming and the message is getting out, the old ways of brute forcing and cease by might of conquest is getting thrown out of the window. The new standard is everyone should take care of their internal affairs or regional dispute without disrupting the world peace, a notion the US will not likely go along with, and not just Trump. The US wants to remain the world power and their own version of NWO is them renewing their hegemony on the world. While it may have been diplomatically accepted with a more tactical POTUS, this present one is the wrong man for the narrative. Trump said publicly, he doesn't care about Korea, he doesn't care about Japan, America's two biggest Allies in Asia and two major technologically advanced country in the world who aligns most of their foreign policies towards Washington, for a US president to say they are on their own, stating they get 80-90% of their oil through SOH and they should go open the straits themselves, and including China, that is not only bad press but a wake up call. While it may be true that those countries depends on the straits, he's nonchalant attitude to admit he was the one responsible for the chaos in the first place speaks much volume. Not stopping there, he went further stating the troops in South Korea which are stationed as a deterrence towards NK aggression as irrelevant, 25,000 men and women who are in service of their country being classified as irrelevant, knowing these people are in arms ways in the service of their country. Even a class captain can't make such remarks. I do not blame Macron for pouncing on that. In the wake of this, successfully, he has created a stronger Franco-Asian alliance, signed a deal with South Korea and Japan to find a reasonable way to resolve the chaos in the straits of Hormuz, while the rest of the EU are watching closely. If the US looses EU because of Isreal, they are done in the world order stands, because Asia is getting out now, and their America neighbors are not that much of a major player to begin with, thanks to the US on that too by the way, which leaves Africa, which have it's own interests and internal terrors that they are dealing with and not that equipped to have a major say in world politics. The middle east is gone as it is. Who is left, Russia? Germany? The UK? Trump bleeped the world on this second term of his but he has ruined and set back the United States majorly in the world. The respect for the US is no longer there and frankly speaking with the Iran and how badly they performed in Ukraine, the world isn't that afraid of them military anymore. The only play left is for their dark side arm, the CIA to start causing trouble all over the world with terrors agendas and equipping terrorists. Their aids which smaller countries really appreciated before won't cut it anymore. How sad it is to even contemplate the mighty Olympus is fallen day by day . It's sad to watch happen, but it is the new reality. They may go ahead and bomb any country they want for now, but it is only a matter of time before it all comes crashing down. America is done. |
OLOKOESHIN:He is more like a Plant/Agent sort of. I read one of his post talking about Igbo sentiments, and trying to explain tribe differential values. It wasn't diverse enough to take serious. His gibberish and subliminal favouritism fingerprint was all over the post. |
In a logical sense it will work. Any mathematical head will tell you the numbers add up. It is there to see. However the real question is how will it affect the stakeholders who have already declared for the continuation of the present administration. Atiku stand alone can still hold his ground in the North. The real test is or in a very direct manner of speaking is Obi willing to Vice Atiku. If he is not willing that statistics falls apart. While he maybe still be able to rally the rest of the SE bloc votes available to him, the real question is to what end. Obi clearly does not trust Atiku and most definitely the Northern alliance will not be willing to release power after an Atiku 4 years Tenure because while drop or let go when you have already got your hold on power. This is where politics counts the most. A coalition that does not trust their partners is likely to fail and each will assume they can build on what they have. Atiku will never agree to vice anyone, for someone who has been in the presidential race for that long, with the level of resources he has committed, to give up 6million votes to Obi and RK will be like asking him to cut off his right arm. However if he does, then ADC really stands the chance and even at that it will be a tough margin but they do stand the chance. In another view point, Northerners knows Atiku is for Vendetta in some ways, and they will rather do everything they can to go on with a working system in place when they know after Tinubu's Tenure, power is coming back to the North. And more than anything a solid one party system is already gaining heavy momentum because they are not coming over for just regional power struggle anymore, but within a political party that they can easily rotate power between South and North without too much hassle. This election will be last test for solid opposition in the Nigerian political climate, because if or when APC wins this election, any other politician in the country will get the message loud and clear, join APC or forget your your political career. They will be able to breath as a minority but not as a major opposition in the very long run. |
Kingozymandias:Foreigners, Expatriates, People in Diaspora, Corporate Execs, Banks, Nigerians who are doing well etc. Sorry if you feel you can't afford it. It's not necessary everyone should |
esnbrutality:When has Isreal gave a damn about giving anyone a heads up. They are being hit relentlessly and internal affairs within isreal is also heating up. Mind you, majority of Nigerians have spoken up time and time against the atrocious activities of those constituting nuisance in the country, it has always been describe as a major security threat by majority of Nigerians, even the Islamic leaders trying to pacify the government through rehabilitation talks have faced numerous backlash, by the Muslim communities and majority of Nigerians, however for reasons best known to you, you have chosen not to hear it because you want to justify what Isreal has been doing is within reasonable measures. Being a Christian does not necessarily mean you have to support isreal blindly if Isreal is giving heads up in regards to their next line of attack, it is safe to say the world knows them for who they are, and it won't be a surprise. Perhaps what it seems like you are not owning up to admit is the fact that Trump is getting to the finish line with this Isreal campaign against Iran. In his latest press conference, he has already declared victory for himself and said they are in talks with the Iranians, which Tehran denies unequivocally. But if you know Trump, once he has described the operation as being successful like the world has never seen before you know he his on his way out. It is left with the GCC to have a proper middle ground talks with Tehran and fix their issue. As for this war, which Trump also describes as a military operation on the part of the US, and not a war for the US, it is getting glaring isreal has lost its momentum, there's nothing they can do anymore that has will or the fortitude of a WOW effect for the World Order besides dropping a nuke, which seems very very unlikely, and they won't do that. Pound for pound they don't stand a chance with Iran without the US backing and the GCC sees that clearly now. Therefore, it is only suggestible for Isreal to go back to their drawing board and take comfort in the fact that they at least did some damages to Iran too, while Iran in the long run, has established the fact that they have shifted the seat at the head of the table in the GCC from under the Isrealis, the seat Isreal so crave in order to be the one calling the shots in the middle east. If anything it is time to systematically pack up their gears and go back fighting Hamas because it seems that's about the capability of their military strength. |
OverCalculating:It's not their concern really but that person needs all the help available |
My own two cents regarding this, if there's a local chief or estate chairman or landlord association in that area go make a complain with them immediately first, but report the agent to police, this will facilitate a timely action on the issue, lawyer this and that may prolong the issue. This is Nigeria and not the UK, many landlords especially in Lagos no send lawyers.. Do not consent to any form of installment payment plan because that is not how you paid, if you do, you only get 2 times payment and say bye bye to the rest. Therefore I will suggest you get the local chief, estate chairman or landlord association involved immediately. And report that agent in the police station, get a decent officer to follow you and invite the guy to the police station, make him understand you are not arresting him but merely seeking resolution to the predicament, so with the help of the police they can reason with the landlord. Him and his wife matter has nothing to do with you.. Do not go over there trying to listen to explanation, you will be taken advantage of, either by plight or by force. If you waste time more than few weeks. Say bye bye to any reasonable resolution Shikena. |
With all due respect Alhaji, if you have nothing to hide or have not hoard national funds for personal use or in any way has any skeleton in your coffers, no weapon fashioned against thee shall prosper extensively to those who they feel threatened. In a way, your preventative narrative seems more like trying to defend those who are under investigations for misappropriation of public funds. The analysis that democracy is under threat is infallible. Nigeria still remains a democratic nation, and your politics of stomach infrastructure about and around political figures such as yourself is the major drive that constitute Tinubu and his cohorts in using that weapon to their advantage. |
Empresa:Okay |
OredoPikin2:Kano election Result TNB 517K PO 28K ATK 131K RK 997K That is about 40% votes more than the closest candidate to him. While obi trails under 5% votes and ATK hedging in less than 20%. His performance outside Kano wasn't worth mentioning but he did win that state. 40% should be enough to make inec declare a landslide win in a state. Obi Major bloc in 2023 Abia 327k Abuja 281k Anambra 584k Cross River 179k Delta 341k Ebonyi 259k Edo 331k Enugu 428k Imo 360k Lagos 582k in contrast with TNB 572k Nasarrawa 191k, TNB 172k and ATK 147k And Plateau 466k TNB 307k, ATK 243k He lost in 3 SS States Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom. Won in 2 northern states. The only state he won in the SW is Lagos. I don't get your point, but I am assuming we are talking about the same thing that the RK alliance is not a major win for him, and that you do not think RK himself won the state by a landslide. If that be the case, I still think he did because Kano state recorded the highest number of voters in the last election. No other state even came close to casting over 1.5m votes.. being able to win up to 1m out of about 1.6m votes counts like landslide to me. |
OredoPikin2:And RK won 997k |
