The earlier the Arab world learns to live in harmony with the Israelis the better for them.



Islamic fundamentalism pursued through sheer terrorism is anathema to the State of Israel.



The harder they come, the harder they fall!




@hotseat

The exhortation of Edolites by Atiku not to cast their votes for the APC, though a welcome development, doesn't exonerate the PDP from the current rot in the country.



For good 16 years of the PDP leadership, they set the template for bad governance, profligacy and sundry vices.



They became so obsessed with power that they went about boasting that they would rule Nigeria for straight 60 years only for them to be ironically kicked out just after 16 years in power.




Today, Atiku and the PDP are born-again politrickcians?



Wow!




The APC is the Siamese twin brother of the PDP!



Same wine, different bottles!



Let Edolites by the judge!




@hotseat

Israel is the only country worldwide that has the medicine to cure the malignant tumor of terrorists.



Israel is a classic example of "small, but mighty"!



Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis have allowed Iran to goad them into picking up a fight with the"People of God, the Original Chosen Ones" (OCO) to their own chagrin.



Who God bless, no one can curse!



Israel na small sh*t wey dey tear yansh!


"You do anyhow, you see anyhow" is the time tested official policy of the State of Israel!



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The beauty of religion is the "freedom of worship" and "freedom of association" guaranteed by the Constitution of the FRN.



This means people are at liberty to express themselves in whatever fashion they so desire provided they "maintain their land" and not infringe on the right and freedom of others in the process.



Whether one is Chosen, not Chosen should be left for God to decide.



Live and let live should be our watchword!




@hotseat

Tinubu, the famed "builder of men", is now "the killer of men, women and children".



What a calamity this so-called sole builder of Lagos has turned out to become.



Tinubu, if you no dey shame, your supporters dey shame!



Shuo!




Na so this Iragbiji man be?



Renewed shege on the beat!




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Na who person get power reach na im e dey strong.


If na Biden call am for debate a hundred times, e go for dey jump up and down like cricket 🦗.


Harris give the guy man upper cut and e no wan receive another blow wey pass so for round 2, na im e jejely dodge the bullet.


Almost all analysts sey na Harris win the debate but, Oga, the agbero-like former president, say na im win.



Jaguda, truly, get oga!




@hotseat

Most Nigerian girls/women/wives are not interested in mere romantic songs but, monetary love.


Like, they say, money for hand, back for ground.



No long stories!



Or, simply put, no romance without finance is the in thing!



Nigeria no be Indian film where men dey sing with their eyes closed trying to win the love of their hearts.




However, we were taught in Sunday School not to sing "worldly" songs but, here is a supposed priest a.k.a "Man of God" practically relishing a "worldly" song.



Chai!





@hotseat

Now Nigerians know who the real enemies of Nigeria and her people are - the major cabals in the oil and gas sector.


They've been milking their fellow compatriots dry for decades all in the name of doing "business".




They don't give a hoot whether hapless Nigerians are dying as a result of their insatiable greed.



This is a system that has been fully entrenched and they can't just let go without a fight.



Tinubu must extricate himself from these enemies of our collective progress and cut these so-called marketers down to size if Nigeria is to make any meaningful headway.



The time is now!



Failure to do so would amount to being an accomplice to the on-going rot in the oil and gas industry.



He must be able to call their bluff and make the Dangote Refinery function maximally to the benefit of all Nigerians.




@hotseat

Talk, they say, is cheap!



On paper, we are more experts than expatriates but, when it comes to the implementation of those brilliant hypothetical ideas, we, more often than not, fail to deliver.



We hope the Honourable Minister can prove all doubting Thomases wrong this time around.





@hotseat

The burdens of Borno over the last couple of years have been mind-boggling to say the least.



From one calamity to another.



My sincere sympathy goes to them in these trying times.




@hotseat

The die is cast!
The handwriting is on the wall!
Failure beckons
And the Oba of Seki is on panic mode!



The new godfather of Edo State is about to lose his "crown"!
He now cries, laments and extremely frightened.



He now puts forward alibis to justify his impending sure defeat.



Asue, his puppet, has gone mute leaving his godfather to do the lamentation all alone.

Chai!



Third term by proxy is crumbling before his very eyes.



Dem wan tell Oba of Seki sey jaguda get oga!




Kikikiki-kakakaka!




@hotseat

These brickbats would be addressed in a few weeks or so.



We will have to check who comes out tops.



Whether Baba Oshio was a tailor, bricklayer or whatever is immaterial.



Even at that, a tailor that has risen through the ranks and presently a Senator of the FRN is no mean feat.



Asue may later be simply addressed as a former gubernatorial candidate.



Life is full of mind-boggling intrigues.



Take it or leave it!





@hotseat

Here we go once again!


The APC is resorting to the ancient tactics of divide and rule.


Of course, there are always "useful idiots" out there wishing to cash out on fellow compatriots by accepting gratifications from the oppressors.


The policy of "If e better for me, the rest of society can go to f*cking hell" is the ultimate goal.



Nigeria matter tire person o, abeg!




However, a time would come when these saboteurs would no longer be able to carry out their selfish tendencies and would be completely overwhelmed by the voices of the teeming suffering majority.



Like Nonsense Labourers Coven (NLC), like Nonsense Association of Nigerian Students (NANS).






@hotseat

What an instant response to Emir Sanusi's tacit and implicit support for his killer Fulani so-called herdsmen!



The Fulanis are the victims and the victims are the aggressors according to the second-term Emir.



Like Gumi, like Sanusi!




@hotseat

Dear Emir Sanusi,


This is to inform you that you started by giving the impression of your people (Fulanis) being victims rather than being the perpetuators/culprits of the uncountable atrocities committed against Nigerian people of other ethnic extractions across the country.




They've burned down several communities, destroyed farmlands, raped women, killed countless numbers of people in the past and even presently.



By these numerous atrocious acts committed by your kinsmen, you do not expect others to give them a red-carpet treatment.



My advice is for you to call your people to order and tell them to live like people in a modern age and not some marauding troglodytes.



Playing the victim card can't exonerate the Fulanis!





Yours sincerely,






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If the suggestion of the Afenifere is to be adopted, then, the the spirit, intent and purpose of establishing the NYSC scheme would have been defeated.




Afenifere should rather implore the President to confront the issue of insecurity head-on as a matter of national emergency instead of the piecemeal approach that has thus far not yielded any tangible results.




NYSC is not the problem.




The problem is insecurity!






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Most commenters here seem not to understand the precarious situation faced by the State of Israel.


This is a small country completely surrounded by extremely hostile Muslim countries.


They deny the Israelis the right to self existence and have vowed never to recognize the State of Israel.



If they had the power to wipe out Israel, they would have long done so without remorse.


Israel is therefore fighting for its survival!


The best form of defense, they say, is attack!





@hotseat

The Constitution guarantees the freedom of speech, no doubt.


However, for every right there's an obligation.


To go online peddling lies about any individual just to trend is not a constitutional provision.


He who alledges must have the burden of proof, incontrovertible facts and substantial evidence to back it up.



However,this is in no way an endorsement of the government going about intimidating or gagging Nigerians from exercising their freedom of speech, a right guaranteed by the Nigerian Constitution.



@hotseat

The way things are panning out in the LP doesn't portray a party whose mantra is: "A new Nigeria is POssible!".



The earlier they get their act together, the better for the party.



They shouldn't give Nigerians the impression that they would have been disastrous had they assumed leadership at the centre in the 2023 PE.



Power tussle is the root cause of all these endless show of shame.



Talking about a house divided against itself.



@hotseat

It's as clear as broad daylight that most traditional rulers have been reduced to the status of mere robots used to carry out the hatchet jobs of State Governors.



What offense did Senator Umar commit against the Emirate Council?



Puppet Emir!





@hotseat

Any protest against the executive without including the members of the NASS is not complete.


Apart from the economic malfeasance of State Governors, the major culprits in the looting spree are members of the hollow chambers, sorry, "hallowed" chambers.



These fellas are official armed robbers!



Next time, the protesters shouldn't fail to pay them a a 'courtesy visit".




@hotseat

I would rather blame the South Easterners for having allowed themselves to be goaded into wanton violence which has led to the death of several innocent people over the years.


Not satisfied with the killing spree, he has singlehandedly imposed an economic strangulation on the same people he claims to be fighting for by ordering a sit-at-home every Monday.



This criminal is just catching cruise with his own people by using them as pawns to amass wealth unto himself.




This is so so sad!



@hotseat

Here we go!



I sounded a note of caution to those expecting a drop in the price of petrol not to build castles in the air.




Dangote is proving true to type with the harsh response to those speculating a drop in the price of petrol.



But, if the Dangote Refinery won't bring any sigh of relief, then the coming on stream of the refinery would be meaningless to the masses.




@hotseat

Arise Tv is undoubtedly compromised, biased and often cantankerous in its presentations.


The job of a journalist is primarily to present issues in a politically detached manner while allowing viewers to come to their own conclusions.


But in the case of Arise Tv, they present issues from a subjective premise.


Rufai's inimical disposition towards the ruling party is as clear as broad daylight.



A little to the right, a little to the left so as to achieve objectivity and not from a predetermined bellicose and one-sided mindset.






@hotseat

Peledonomy:
600 naira is still poor.

100 naira is d goal.

The prospect of having a reduction in the prices of petrol, diesel, kerosene, etc would be a welcome development but, let's not overblow our expectations.



With the current reality, it would be near
impossible if Dangote goes as low as selling for N100 per litre.


But having a reduction to at least, N500 per litre would be most welcomed.



Let's not build castles in the air!



Have the prices for Dangote Cement, Dangote Sugar, etc benefitted Nigerians?



Don't forget, Dangote is not a Father Christmas but a shrewd, crafty and a monopolist oligarch whose primary focus is on maximizing profits even at the detriment of his compatriots.



Prices of refined petroleum products ain't coming down anytime soon as most of us believe.



Many bumpy roads lie ahead!




#hotseat

What about the masterminds?


@hotseat

Stop painting our highly revered priests with the same brush.🖌️



Let God be the Judge!



Like all humans, there are the good, the bad and the ugly priests.



All of them can't be the same.



Be rest assured, we all shall give account of how we spent our lives before the Almighty God, irrespective of our status in society.




@hotseat

If what is advertised isn't a ruse, then it's a welcome development.


Except Carmart.africa has no integrity and I'm sure they have a reputation to maintain.


Go buy one for yourself before writing those cars off.



Na wetin you look troway eye naim your mate take pass you o!




@hotseat

The new political godfather, Oba of Seki has decreed and so shall it be, at least, for the now.


He may seem to be winning the battle but, the war continues!


Shuaibu is a political gadfly and like a bull in a china shop, he won't let go without a fight(s) until both parties wear themselves out.


End of Season 1.


Watch out for season 2 which promises to be an epic drama.


Please, stay tuned for the continuation of intrigues, subterfuge, revenge, etc, etc, etc!


Permanent interests at play!


Who blinks first?




@hotseat

I can bet it that the North is just doing shakara.



The born-to-rule mindset won't allow them to take such a suicidal risk of letting the oil-rich South go!



Since Buhari, a dyed-in-the-wool Northern hegemonist, left office, it seems the earth has been cut off their feet.


They can't imagine being out of office for the next four years or, possibly, eight years of a Southerner being in control.




Therein lies their frustration!





@hotseat

This castigation of the BBN show is borne out of sheer frustration, if you ask me.



After all, DSTV or GOTV didn't put a gun to your head to watch the reality tv show; there are several stations for viewers to choose from.




Stop barking at the moon!




@hotseat

Protests Day 10: the last kick of a dying horse?


Since the message has been acknowledged "loud and clear" by the authorities, this last day protest is more of a face-saving activity than anything else.



After these protests, what next?



Just curious!





@hotseat