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The South East continues to shoot itself in the foot, it's a pity. You're taking over 300% of your contribution to the house but you are shouting marginalization. Ask your leaders what they do with the money. My people will rather have fits about everywhere else. |
Actually, while it is petty, it's also an insensitive way to say things. BTW, the video up there hardly mentions anything like that, maybe some other video. The man was only talking about genocide claims, APC dominance in different states and EFCC doing their job. |
i was hoping he'd sue the fellows that make states sit at home(closure) every Monday. |
Kukutente23:What energy? Is truth energy? |
Macphenson:But you are literate na. Without Electricity Act 2023, the IPP will be under the national grid. |
Highest in history, Jagaban for a reason. GEJ dropped it like soap, unforgivable if not for God. |
Thanks to Buhari and now Tinubu who did the electricity reform. And Nnaji who built a private IPP. The Electricity Act 2023 (signed into law by President Tinubu) overhauled Nigeria’s power sector laws and replaced the old 2005 Power Sector Reform Act. Importantly: States, companies, and individuals can now generate, transmit, and distribute electricity independently within their territories or project areas — no longer restricted to the national grid or traditional utility model. Small-scale projects (e.g., generation ≤1 MW or distribution ≤100 kW at a site) may be pursued without a licence, which reduces barriers for businesses and investors. This decentralisation is intended to encourage local power markets, microgrids, off-grid systems, and new private participation across Nigeria. The Aba Integrated Power Project (often referred to as the Aba IPP) was developed and built by Geometric Power Group, led by Professor Barth (“Bart”) Nnaji, a Nigerian engineer and former Power Minister. It was conceived in March 2004 by Prof. Barth Nnaji and the team at Geometric Power Group. It was officially commissioned on 26 February 2024 in Abia State. It was inaugurated by Nigeria’s Federal Government (represented by the Vice President) and Geometric Power after years of delays and development. This project is a 141 MW gas-fueled integrated power plant (expandable to 188 MW) located in the Osisioma Ngwa area of Aba, Abia State, supplying electricity generation and distribution across nine local government areas within the Aba ring-fenced zone. Financing was supported by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and other investors. i understand folks will tell us Otti and LP did it, don't panic guys. |
And Nigeria would be like America if you were the president, how we wish. ![]() |
What did he spotlight for you before falling, or in the trips he didn't fall? What do Atiku, Obi and the ADC gang spotlight? Gandhi, Roosevelt, Pope John Paul II had issues with not even falling but walking at all. All our leaders that can jog and jump like Dino and GEJ, did their gymnastics lead us anywhere? We need working brain and vision, not athletes. Presidency is not Olympic games. |
Lamasta:You said that he is oppressing workers (Do you want him to keep oppressing the workers with his position), i asked how. You started dancing. Funny people. |
tobenuel:Elon Musk is also a data boy, whatever that means. SMH |
ObiaboAdoka:Short answer, from Tinubu. You probably don't like the answer though. |
What is a smart school please? |
Lamasta:Educate me on how he's oppressing his workers. i heard that he pays them, unlike some governors. |
Change, not UK, exposes human nature. Like the Word says, humans are desperately wicked. Western marriages also lasted longer before change. If the UK itself is not careful, they'll change to the radicalism and oppressive nature of some of their 'strategic' immigrants. Give it time. |
anonimi:The 3 countries i mentioned have increasing debt, what's your point? Nigeria doesn't have HUGELY increasing debt. Any growing revenue is not automatic but a plus to the administration. There are no higher taxes for the majority of Nigerians, and tax laws just changed this month anyway. Use the brain, it's possible. |
ugodson:Choose one please, do you want him to fall? |
anonimi:The U.S. ($38.3T) and China ($18.7T) are the two countries with the most government debt, and together make up just over half of the world's total debt ($110.9T). In 2025, Japan had the highest public debt level in relation to its gross domestic product, at almost 230 percent. i don't like debt, but debt is not proof of looting. Please, use the brain. |
Danisaint112:It should be easier, logical and more honorable to provide evidence than all these tales. |
Wetin chinko no go give you, just mention specs. Where has she been every Monday for the past few years? Can she even talk not to mention show her face if her nation's government breathes? |
The judge should probably have slapped the lawyer for such joke in court. |
The boy is actually wrong in this video, no walls. Well, what do we know. He'll probably give in if that ex pressure him. No dignity or regard for his 'spouse'. |
This property craze. Someone stole, the headline is about property. Everyone will as usual focus on the property and have no solid case. It's not unlawful to own property. Even greed is not unconstitutional, the law is not using holy book. Focus on the real world issues, not magazine gossip. Asking thief why she's using walking stick, so naive. |
This woman allegedly stole billions of dollars in the present and future of Nigerians. SR goes for sensation ahead of sanity and logic. Of a billion questions to ask, it is about why she used a walking stick. Really? And the video has no questions whatsoever. SMH |
Echika01:Lolz, with 10,000 despite all the Muslim muslim propaganda and hate against APC. Imagine what happened few days later in the governorship and what's going to happen in 2027. Don't play dear. |
Why are they not obeying traffic rules, abuse is inevitable this way. Plus, i thought it's eight lane? Is something wrong with the markings? |
Okay sir. Let me do that as soon as i finish typing. |
Danisaint112:You obviously didn't see what i did. This is not a brand or one off. This is one of the most insulted and accused politicians in Nigeria. He himself has said it. He can't be defending and responding to every accusation and allegation. It's senseless and not worth it. Like i said clearly, the burden of proof is on the person making allegations. If it is sure for you, do the logical thing, sue him or sue the NA for negligence or complicity. Stop wasting people's time with click bait. |
Danisaint112:Look into it bros. The president is not the one with burden of proof. If i say you were paid 100million illegally, i should show proof. It's not you that should be trying to prove. The burden of proof is on the person making allegations. There are several allegations on popular people. |
Lolz, imagine the president having to address every allegation. Burden of proof lies on the person who makes the claim. Take him or NA to court na. i think they were saying everywhere will be upside down January 2026 when tax reform goes into effect and Tinubu use tax to kill everyone. Now that as usual doesn't fly, next is for the president to come and respond to every reckless allegations and accusations. Is this really the opposition that wants to rescue Nigeria? |
This case is about bribery in relation to the oil and gas industry in Nigeria between 2011 and 2015,” said Alexandra Healy KC, prosecuting. i forgot that fellow asking me earlier about Diezani. Let me find him. Okay, found him/her/them. Ojuntana, if you can comprehend, they are not challenging how much she spent or what she acquired and how many flats she bought. They are challenging inducements, what we call bribery and corruption. i trust you and our quack news to have fits on how much naira her bag and wristwatch costs. |
Imagine Peter Obi having such a basic project as this. His followers would be lynching people by now. It is well |
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