Politics › Re: 2023: Heaven Will Not Fall If Northern President Emerged in 2023 by ImDStar(op): 3:29pm On May 08, 2022 |
Make everybody dey mad together. We have competent hand in person of Peter Obi. If I am to vote for any human being in Nigeria for President, Akinwumi Adesina and Peter Obi are the only people I can go out to vote for. I don't have to prove to you that I am a Yoruba and proud at that. All of us can't sleep and face one direction. FoolaniHellman: Op way no get Voters card!!! Mumu okoro and Chest-beating is like... Bread&Butter! |
Politics › Re: 2023: Heaven Will Not Fall If Northern President Emerged in 2023 by ImDStar(op): 3:25pm On May 08, 2022 |
A proverb in Yoruba says, Orun yabo kin se lori enikan. I am not in for voting a useless politician because we share the same language and religion. If you want to come to equity, you come with a clean hand, you can't be shouting it's a South turn and at the same time go against fairness within the south. I am ashamed to say I am a Yoruba man. Peter Obi are the only two people in Nigeria I can vote for HedwigesMaduro: Heaven will not fall. Only he will set Nigeria backwards a few more years with his traditional northern incompetence and low IQ. Hope you noticed how Obj and GEJ put Nigeria on an upward trajectory, before buhari came to set Nigeria many years back to where his northern brothers left Nigeria in 1999? |
Politics › Re: 2023: Heaven Will Not Fall If Northern President Emerged in 2023 by ImDStar(op): 1:57pm On May 08, 2022 |
Voting is personal but the suffering is collective. I don't have problem with Tinubu but let's keep watching. Parachoko: Vote for whoever you want in 2023 and stop crying about.
Voting nah personal matter, why you are wailing to us because you want to vote a Northerner is what I do not understand 
On Bola Ahmed Tinubu Mandate I Stand Gidigba |
Politics › Re: 2023: Heaven Will Not Fall If Northern President Emerged in 2023 by ImDStar(op): 1:06pm On May 08, 2022 |
Whatever their achievements are is their problem. But it will be fairer if the north continues if we think SE isn't worth it. duro4chang: Heaven will not fall but since the northerners have been ruling what have been their achievement. They mess up the whole thing. |
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Politics › 2023: Heaven Will Not Fall If Northern President Emerged in 2023 by ImDStar(op): 12:29pm On May 08, 2022*. Modified: 1:05pm On May 08, 2022 |
Obasanjo did 8years Osinbanjo 8years Jonathan 6 years
And still think either of the region should produced the next president again in 2023?
Who are you to talk about equity fairness and justice?
If you think South East isn't worth it, then let the north continues. I hope we put on our thinking caps in the south and do the right thing. It's common sense!!
It's of not benefit to me and you simply because we share the same language, culture and religion with whoever the president is. But if you talk of equity, fairness and justice, you must be realistic about that too.
Equity and fairness demands that South East be given the ticket if the South is united and truly love each other and realistic.
South East massively voted SW (Obj) in 1999 and 2003, voted South South (GEJ) massively in 2011 and 2015. Today rather than unite and present or pave way for any of the South East contenders, the SW and SS want to play smart.
But the north is smarter politically. The argument the North will use in retaining power in 2023 would be that Southern region ought to zone it to East and since they can't agree to give it to the East, it means the ticket is open, after all since 1999 till date, SW and SS have had their turn just like the NW and it would amount to have double turn for SW and SS to be allowed to have it soon again to the exclusion of North, not because they really want SE, but because Southern region has played into their hand. |
Politics › Re: Abdulmumin Jibrin Announces That He Is Leaving APC by ImDStar: 6:23pm On May 07, 2022 |
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo, Tinubu, Fayemi, Aregbesola Attend APC South West Leaders Parley by ImDStar: 7:23pm On May 06, 2022 |
 Parachoko: On Bola Ahmed Tinubu Mandate I Stand |
Politics › How Can Someone Becomes A Party Delegate? by ImDStar(op): 6:36pm On May 06, 2022 |
I want to be enlightened on the topic. Are party delegates selected or elected? |
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Politics › Re: Parents Whose Children Are On Strike Are Still Supporting Their Oppressors by ImDStar(op): 8:13am On May 04, 2022 |
How can we salvage the situation in this country. |
Politics › Re: ASUU To Nwajiuba: Tell Nigerians How You Came By N100m To Purchase APC Form by ImDStar: 7:18am On May 04, 2022 |
You're of the problem of this country, why do you guys see people asking vital questions weird. That's why we're where we are today. Continue defending nonsense oo, we're in it together. Bluntguy: Is he owing ASUU? Is he Buhari? |
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Politics › Re: Parents Whose Children Are On Strike Are Still Supporting Their Oppressors by ImDStar(op): 7:43pm On Apr 30, 2022 |
ekineme: Nigerians love suffering and smiling, I was surprised the way people are attacking Dr.chris Ngige the minister of labour, and The education minister Nwajiuba chukwuma for purchasing a 100m presidential form. But same Nigerian are even supporting Osibanjo that couldn't make any impact nor at least talk sense into his boss to find a lasting solution to the on going strike. Same APC government that has woefully failed in all their promises that made Nigerian to bring them to power and even asked Nigerians to stone them if they fail to deliver. Instead of gathering stone to grant them their wish whenever they come to campaign again we are busy chasing shadows.
IMHO, Osibanjo, Dr. Chris Ngige, Nwajiuba chukwuma and everyone of them that has anything to do with the present Government has no business coming out to solicit for vote because it's loud enough for the deaf and clear for the blind to see that they have nothing tangible to offer. What then is been the problem? Is that Nigerians see's suffering as a way of building survival skills? You will hear people saying Nigerians can survive in any country so far he he's surviving here. Why do Nigerians see's suffering as their birthright? |
Politics › Parents Whose Children Are On Strike Are Still Supporting Their Oppressors by ImDStar(op): 4:57pm On Apr 30, 2022 |
Should we say many Nigerians brain needs readjustment or should we say Nigerians are created to naturally suffer?
No Politician including the VC's of federal government institutions have their kids in Nigeria school, but here you see parents whose children are denied basic education shouting and ready to die in support of the same people oppressing them.
The same thing goes to the so called educated youths, it's only in Nigeria that people are proud and boasting of suffering, should we call it mental illness or slavery.
What should we call this? What actually is the problem? |
Politics › Re: FG Trains 177 Youths On Smart Phone Repairs With N5.9 Billion by ImDStar: 9:23am On Apr 30, 2022 |
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Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 10:59pm On Apr 29, 2022 |
I disagree LordIsaac: They will impeach you for trying to remove food from their mouths. |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 7:19pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
Well said, but the listed plans above are feasible and achievable within four years. Donshegxy10: it take years to develop institution and system that works, tell me a country that was transformed in a period of 8 years, remember that people like buhari and fashola had boasted that they will transform the country in 4 years.
The country can get better but it will take years and several progressive president of like minds to do so.
Most time we think things are just done by magic, do you know how many years this european and north africans has been practising democracy before they get to where they are today.
It is a gradual process, its not what a president can singlehandedly do in 4 to 8 years. |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 3:29pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
If it was not easy, other countries that we are running to today won't be developed. We keep saying it's not easy and other people are doing it seamlessly, bro it is as easy as stealing is. Donshegxy10: It is easier said than done....
Have you ever wonder why good people entered into politics and changed all of a sudden, the system....
The perm secs, the secretaries are the one running this country, system and institution must be build and it is not done overnight.
You keep saying I WILL, there are people that helped you into power, they want something in return, most of what you mentioned are not what can be done through executive order, it must go through the legislative, they also have their own plans.
Remember buhari 1st years as president, the budget was delayed because of padding from the lawmakers, even when he eventually signed with all the delay, it was still padded.
I watch one interview of ben bruce about goodluck jonathan bad performance in office, he said when you get inside, things are not always the same with the outside, for security reasons and business of the office you will interact mostly with your kitchen cabinet and you can only know as much as they want you to know. |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 3:22pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
You're Spot on. Ruggedniggaone: You will be a good president but the first thing anybody that want to change Nigeria situation must have at the back of his mind is that he is not going for the second tenue because you will step on many toes even among your party big men that may later revolt against you.you can only achieve anything meaningful if you ignore those corrupt politicians that will think they brought you to power so they are expecting you to compensate them with ministerial post and many appointments even if they don't merit it |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 3:21pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
God bless you with this your first sentence, anybody willing to change Nigeria o good must conclude within himself that he's not going for second term. that as been my conclusion that I am not going for second term and That alone will be my driving force. Ruggedniggaone: You will be a good president but the first thing anybody that want to change Nigeria situation must have at the back of his mind is that he is not going for the second tenue because you will step on many toes even among your party big men that may later revolt against you.you can only achieve anything meaningful if you ignore those corrupt politicians that will think they brought you to power so they are expecting you to compensate them with ministerial post and many appointments even if they don't merit it |
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Politics › Re: Check Out Delegates Facial Expressions As Peter Obi Tries To Woo Them (PIC) by ImDStar: 1:24pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
One right move can set Nigeria on the part of glory, but we must be ready. |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 1:22pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
Also, if you want to really make changes in this country, you must be ready for that. If not, one would fumble big time. habsydiamond: wow.. But u won't have much friends ooo |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 1:18pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
Exactly the point, I am not becoming president to be friends to all, if you can control power, you will have less worries than when power controls you. habsydiamond: wow.. But u won't have much friends ooo |
Politics › Re: Minister Of State For Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajuiba Picks APC Forms by ImDStar: 12:58pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
Wow, this can't be true. We don't even know him, why waste such huge amount of money? Only Peter Obi we know and will support. I won't vote for anybody simply because we speak the same language, and how does speaking the same language with the president affect me by the way? Are the Fulanis and the Muslim not feeling Buharis suffering? Buhari will handle insecurity and Osinbanjo will handle economy, na him we dey so ooo  |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 12:50pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
We are saying the same, imagine employing corrupt people in your administration and then complain that no progress, that's one of our major problem in this country. Mine selection process will include name submission to all the security headquarters for vetting. You can smell any office within my ministers if you have corrupt court case. habsydiamond: that's if u are working with people of the same zeal as ur own.. Imagine selecting corrupt people in ur administration, what do u think u can achieve with them |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 12:44pm On Apr 27, 2022 |
Restructuring is good but first, we need to get out acts together. We need some immediate solutions to the problems at hand discussing restructuring. We can't discuss restructuring with empty stomach, however Nigeria will be stylishly restructure without making noise like we have now. updatechange: Bro you didn't include restructuring of the country to your manifesto... this Federalism way will never enable your plans. Restructuring is the way up and you will be the government at the center.
After all they will all report to you. |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 11:45am On Apr 27, 2022 |
There is what you we call Will, how do they private sectors manage multimillion Naira company and organisations? It's Nigeria government that made you think solving these problems is hard. Other countries doing it don't have two heads. habsydiamond: na wetin all our politicians too dey think be that oo say all projects are easy.. Handling a state is much easier than a whole country... U as the president won't be the problem but those working with u are the ones that won't make ur plans see the light of the day. If you know u know |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 10:54am On Apr 27, 2022 |
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Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 10:51am On Apr 27, 2022 |
You're so on point, lack of adequate supervision is one of the reason why many sectors are failing. VeeVeeMyLuv: Very good excellent
Supervision This is what the current man in charge totally neglected,
See Abuja now is very dirty, people driving anyhow almost like in Lagos.
People are just doing as they please. |
Politics › Re: If I Were President: My Practical Ways Of Solving Some Problems in Nigeria by ImDStar(op): 10:34am On Apr 27, 2022 |
VeeVeeMyLuv: How will you implement all these a leader?
When we all know that most Nigerians are notoriously corrupt.
How will you for instance monitor disbursement and utilization.
If I were you I will address corruption before implementation. That's why I will in place forensic auditor who will report to me directly and nobody else. And I will occasionally visit the site and verify their reviews. I will virtually Fine time to visit and have a look myself in many occasions. |