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This man is always bold and says his mind the way it appears.


I can see why they used corruption to push him out of govt.

What ritualists cannot do in Ogun state does not exist.

I wonder how in this modern age and time,people still use others for rituals.


That shows that,they were all involved in cannibalism in the precolonial era.

Why is it that anytime Nigerian ladies meet men..."they would be a little bit sick" ?

And most men avoid this kind thing...because some see it as a ploy to start billing them for money.

Back to the main issue.

That is guy is already in a relationship...he is just playing games and couple with where he works.

Just be careful!

How old are u?

If u no get money,whether simp or chimp...na now we go know whether u be man.

Hospital delivery is 35k in a govt hospital.
Private varies,that from 100k to 1million.

C section in govt Hospital is #60k
Private 400k to 1.2m u can as well opt for painless delivery which cost additional 250k no less.

The above is just the simplest!

Your blood would be needed that one na compulsory.
Some hospitals accept cash.

Milk...usually NAN 1.

Buying of baby things...and all sorts.


Gradually,with this. U will know why they say to be a man no dey easy. As time contnue to progress,u will stop sleeping like a boy and start a sleepless night.

Sometimes,u will start asking yourself why did ur penis take u this far.
Baby would certainly cry at odd hours causing u to remain awake all through the night.

Then and then,u will start hustling better than u are doing now.

Advice:
Start now and be buying baby things oh. To avoid using Buhari's govt as an excuse.

Good luck to u.

Peacemaker5128:
Peter Pandora Obituary is a thief

If others abuse ur parents like this how will u feel?

Be calming down.

NotKnown:
Na them o.

Spoiling the name of the nation.

Very greedy set of people.

Kidnapped the man, killed him then still want to kidnap and kill the wife and son? Haba.

See them. So ashamed of their identity that they had to insert an igbo name to taint another tribe. But when it comes to greed, wickedness, skull mining, rituals etc na them. You just can't miss it.

Shame, shame shame on them.

Thanks for telling them as it is.

fman:
Sure we [color=#00ca99]Tiv Nation,[/color] the most powerful tribe in Nigeria. Endorses him!!
Check my signature

May God bless u this early morning.

That is her reality.

OvertheTop:
Are You wealthier than a footballer that earns Salary?
Just Asking....

My problem with u guys is always comparing our minimum wage with foreign minimum wage in Nigeria.

Stop comparing our situation with foreign matters. Most of those guys still spend theirs in those countries than they do here.

Yes,u are right.

Salary do not make one rich that is the ultimate truth.

Not until I started a side hustle that has placed me well above some middle class people.

If u depend on ur salary,u are a gonner.

Rather,use your side income to create more businesses and see yourself soaring like an eagle.

Finally,money is good.

I will forever tell my children about this good man.

Because of this act of kindness and uprightness towards other tribe,i will name my grandson pa adebanjo.

For those who may doubt me,book Mark this thing and I will surely do as I say.

I am igbo but I am moved by this kindhearted elder from the west.

May God bless him to see a new Nigeria.

Amen!

If u don't handle family problems carefully,it would mixed itself like Ogogoro and kaikai and things like this would turn out to be the end result.


The economy has tumbled...whether we like it or hate it,more people would become poorer. That is why the world bank has of late,reduced the growth projection they assumed the country was going to attain but projected it on a downward trend.

Most people are facing economic frustration in this near end of Buhari regime.

May God help the poor and the needy. I was there and I knew how bad it was to be poor.

Few hours after the President lauched the new naira notes,some bandits have demanded ransome to be paid with the new naira notes.


Nigeria matter is getting serious on a daily basis.

Thinkam:
Obi will drop out of the race latest December


Atiku is coming

Try dey rest in the afternoon.

fluffybaby:
Because Nigerians see pastors as gods. They don't ask questions no matter what so far as it is a pastor involved.

U are right.

KingOfAmebo:
There's no single herbalist or human ritualist in the entire South East.

This shows how evil u are u.
May evil not depart from ur household for supporting it.

slivertongue:
Sir, Atiku is competent, Kwankwaso is competent, Obi is competent, Tinubu is competent. Atiku ain't really doing much to gather his men together and show his capacity as a leader who manage all, Kwankwaso is limited by regional approach to politicking, Obi is taking it headlong, he is reaching out to people and places I didn't expect. Tinubu's style of politicking ain't healthy for national politics, his current status is Buhari pro Max. Note I respect all the candidates but I trust the ability of Atiku and Obi but the APC is a disaster we must do away with.

I like ur honest submissions.
If it were some people,they will start their defence by abusing everyone especially these APC guys.

samuelson06:
I like the parent you'd become already. Give them hot hot.

Seriously, no Nigerian child has come to regret the tough training we got from our parents way back.

In these tough times of Nigeria, we've come out stronger and doing well against all odds.

Life can be very easy in Nigeria: the tougher your parents make you to be, the higher the probability of subduing the hardship you'd face in Nigeria.

Seriously!

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), is tipped to be the winner of the 2023 election if it were held today, an opinion poll conducted by Nextier, a multi-competency advisory firm, has shown.

Conducted in rural communities, the survey interviewed 2,000 Nigerian registered voters in 12 states across the six geopolitical zones. The Nextier survey team said they excluded the home states of the leading presidential and vice-presidential candidates.

The poll suggests a three-horse presidential race between Mr Obi, Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Though with a strong support base in Nigeria’s north-west, particularly his Kano home state, Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) is not considered a top contender, according to the survey.

The poll results show that Mr Obi leads in rural communities at 40.37 per cent. Mr Abubakar is at a distant second with 26.7 per cent, closely followed by Mr Tinubu at 20.47 per cent.

At 30 per cent, the LP candidate has the highest net favourability, the report said.

“Atiku Abubakar is at 17.3 per cent; Bola Tinubu at 4.98 percent and Kwankwaso is at -8.70 per cent.”

Mr Abubakar and Mr Tinubu are preferred by respondents with no educational attainments or people who chose not to disclose their educational status, the survey showed.

With less than 100 days to the election, eight out of 10 respondents are definite that nothing will make them change their minds and vote for another candidate. The survey stated that radio, social media, and family/ friends are the main channels through which people get information on the different presidential candidates.

About 76.2 per cent of Nigerians interviewed said the country is moving in the wrong direction saying that insecurity, bad governance, unemployment, a weak economy, and poverty are the most critical issues that need to be solved urgently.

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Another poll shows Peter Obi leads Atiku, Tinubu, Kwankwaso
Mr Obi leads in a another poll ahead of Nigeria's 2023 presidential election
ByKabir Yusuf November 22, 2022 Reading Time: 2 mins read

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), is tipped to be the winner of the 2023 election if it were held today, an opinion poll conducted by Nextier, a multi-competency advisory firm, has shown.

Conducted in rural communities, the survey interviewed 2,000 Nigerian registered voters in 12 states across the six geopolitical zones. The Nextier survey team said they excluded the home states of the leading presidential and vice-presidential candidates.

The poll suggests a three-horse presidential race between Mr Obi, Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Though with a strong support base in Nigeria’s north-west, particularly his Kano home state, Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) is not considered a top contender, according to the survey.

The poll results show that Mr Obi leads in rural communities at 40.37 per cent. Mr Abubakar is at a distant second with 26.7 per cent, closely followed by Mr Tinubu at 20.47 per cent.

At 30 per cent, the LP candidate has the highest net favourability, the report said.

“Atiku Abubakar is at 17.3 per cent; Bola Tinubu at 4.98 percent and Kwankwaso is at -8.70 per cent.”

Mr Abubakar and Mr Tinubu are preferred by respondents with no educational attainments or people who chose not to disclose their educational status, the survey showed.

READ ALSO: PT State of the Race: Is it a three-horse race?
With less than 100 days to the election, eight out of 10 respondents are definite that nothing will make them change their minds and vote for another candidate. The survey stated that radio, social media, and family/ friends are the main channels through which people get information on the different presidential candidates.

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About 76.2 per cent of Nigerians interviewed said the country is moving in the wrong direction saying that insecurity, bad governance, unemployment, a weak economy, and poverty are the most critical issues that need to be solved urgently.

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In the North-central, the organisation said it visited Benue and Nasarawa states where they found that 59.8 per cent of people have made up their minds to vote for Mr Obi. About 18 per cent said they will cast their votes for Mr Abubakar and 16.4 per cent have decided to vote for Mr Tinubu while 5.1 per cent are undecided.

A substantial 50.3 per cent of respondents in the North-east said they will vote for the candidate of the PDP; 27.2 per cent for the candidate of the APC and 14.6 per cent for the candidate of the NNPP. Only 5.8 per cent of people interviewed in the North-east said they will vote for Mr Obi.

Similarly in the North-west, 59.8 per cent of Nigerians said they will vote for Mr Abubakar; followed by Mr Tinubu, 25.4 per cent; Mr Kwankwaso, 12.6 per cent; and Mr Obi got 0.6 per cent.
The result, however, showed that about 67 per cent of the respondents will vote for Mr Obi in the South-south, while another 11 per cent said they will vote for Mr Abubakar. 10.7 per cent said they will vote for Mr Tinubu while 9.8 said they were still undecided.

Expectedly in the southeast, 94 per cent of respondents said their preferred candidate is Mr Obi and a meager 2.8 per cent said they will vote for Mr Abubakar. Mr Tinubu and Mr Kwankwaso get 0.6 per cent and 0.3 per cent respectively.

Survey findings in the South-west put Mr Tinubu ahead with 37.4 per cent; Mr Obi at 24 per cent; Mr Abubakar at 16.5 per cent; and Mr Kwankwaso at 2.3 per cent.


Across all age groups, Mr Obi recorded the highest level of preference followed closely by Mr Abubakar. On the other hand, Mr Abubakar has the highest preference among Muslim faithful while Mr Obi is preferred by respondents that self-identify as religious or not.

The poll results also show that Mr Obi is the preferred candidate of the demography with high educational attainments. Also, while Mr Abubakar is preferred by the respondents who chose not to disclose their employment status (“blanks”), Mr Obi is preferred by respondents across most of the employment groupings.

ItsTutsi:
Hmmmm Nigeria! I'm glad they have not met all those Ibo women with yam legs, hairy chest and mustache

What do u gain in abusing your own.

This is not good for national cohesion and unity.

Stop the hate for once.

spy24:
The people still supporting Atiku and Tinubu needs to be arrested

And be dealt with like common criminals.

This life is turn by turn honestly.

Olodo.

This one too dey talk.

Ask am how many states has he ever travelled to in Nigeria and u will be shocked to hear him say Abeokuta.

Brunosamel:
You speak fact the place NYSC posted me was in a very remote village and it baffled me to see an Igbo man doing business over there, things I couldn't find in other stores I only find them in Igbo man's shop. Igbos are built different and are not political inquisitive they make money and care less about political positions.

Thank u my brother.

Scared of paying bills.

Ritchiee:
SE is basically full of 95% Igbos.If 49% of them are poor,then they are still the poverty capital of the South.
A lot of poor Igbos are running to the SW now for greener pastures thereby increasing the number of poor people in the SW.Lagos is the most affected.

Nawah lies.

FreeStuffsNG:
And again , this data confirm low population of SE.
The low population of our Igbo brothers and sisters skews the sampling suze in its favour. Not everyone is used in the data collection.

The Igbo are a minority population when compared to the majority tribes of Hausa, Yoruba and Fulani.

Minority indeed.

Keep the lies coming.

Have u ever travelled? Have u visited alaba International in Lagos,computer Village,idumota,idioro market,cele market and many other markets such as oshodi all in Lagos?

Come to Abuja,u will see igbo men and women in charge of all the timber markets in Abuja,building material market in Deidei,gudu,F01 another market such as Zuba spare parts market,Apo.

If u visit all these market around Nigeria,u will know how huge the igbo population is in Nigeria.

Kano and Kaduna is another one.

Kogi state is another area.

After Awusa people in this country,the igbos shouldn't be toiled with just that we are not politically serious.

The day our people would take politics serious,u guys will see that igbos can't be written off.

Why are ritualists always claiming to be pastors.

Is that a strategic tag not to be arrested?


I fear who no fear Ogun state in Nigeria.

VeryWickedGoat:
Remove the Igbo entrepreneurs in Lagos and SW would be worse than NE.

That is the uncommon truth.

The threat of an irresponsible man is what u are afraid of.

Madam elope with ur first lover jor....I hate irresponsible men so much that,i don't like reading anything about them.


Are u still waiting for him?

I am very sure people like u must have abused alot of men and women here hence the reason why u can't use your old account.

Well,congrats sha.

Life is not easy in the country these days and i wish u the best as I still maintained that u use ur old account.

Na u know wetin u dey fear u.