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Esuabanga:
U dey reason at all? Suspend her indefinitely say na Akpabio elected her. In a sane country when you are investigated, you have to step down but in nigeria money speaks.

cenaman:
I wish you have travelled outside Nigeria before think with your brain.

Travel to a small country like Iceland....

chopnaira:
Just look at the fight currently going on in the so-called coalition that says it wants to remove President Tinubu.


https://x.com/renoomokri/status/1942569281188679984

Goke7:
It’s all politics, if you’re in the opposition a good reputation of the economy is never in your favour to win elections and its like that globally

Politicstoday:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/07/07/tinubu-second-term-not-certain-adc-coalition-divine-primate-ayodele/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

Kushites:
Many of them are naturally wired to be negative, so it’s not surprising the silly stuff they say.

ogashman:
More like cooking of result like eye neck

Not enough original content

Redoil:
rebasing means to type big fake paper GDP figures just to deceive there minions and foot soldiers thinking foreign investors will be deceived too.
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The rebasing exercise may reflects the evolution of Nigeria’s economy and incorporates imaginary and fictitious figures economic realities. It may also say more than the size of the GDP, but about providing more accurate and comprehensive data for policy formulation and investment decisions- an insider familiar with the process said.

cenaman:
Having the biggest GDP in the continent does it translate to the citizens living in prosperity?

inoki247:
Lol una never even spend one month blame don start...



What a clueless bunch of people....

Dere is no party that's not having one or two they're going through in Nigeria even the APC I guess they should also find someone to blame....

Shawarmagirl:
Who takes this Yoruba statisense serious. You can't compare dollar rate of 2023 to 2025. APC can only deceive those who want to be deceived not me.

kimjongJezebel:
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives and Fmr Governor of Sokoto State Rt. Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal has vowed that most members of PDP and other parties that formed the Coalition will remain in their respective parties and work for ADC just like Wike did.

U do me I do u, man no go vex😂


Source: Oriental Times

TimeManager:
https://independent.ng/national-assembly-to-transmit-constitution-review-report-to-state-assemblies-before-december-2025/

Omooba77:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/07/06/83-nigerians-have-little-or-no-trust-tinubu-govt-says-new-survey

tctrills:
You claim their methods were questionable, yet they found salvation? If the better way gives the same result, then it is not special. Was it worth all the suffering of Christ?

tctrills:
You are not making the right inferences. So under democracy, you have Freedom of speech and other freedoms. If a Monarchy offers you the same privileges and advantages of democracy, then it would be right to ask, "What's the essence of Democracy when we have a Monarchical system before democracy comes?"
So if the ways of our Fathers can give the same salvation as Christianity, it is only right to ask what the need is.

tctrills:
I understand what you say but you are not tackling a very serious question. If the many Cornelius who died before Christ could easily be saved without knowing him, then what is the purpose or need for his sacrifice and his gospel. Many have suffered and died preaching this gospel. If salvation is possible without hearing the gospel, then their suffering is unnecessary.
If there was salvation before Christ then what did He come to do? To bring a second salvation?

tctrills:
If they will be judged according to their works and the way they lived, then what is the need for the Gospel of Jesus Christ?

IbeOkehie:
OK, Malaysia is 35 million, so we can say you can't compare them to Nigeria but my comment CLEARLY shows an emphasis on India. I even highlighted them and explained why I compare them to Nigeria. So on to India....

India has a higher population burden, but you're claiming that their religious monopoly matters more.

So again, the HISTORY AND EVIDENCE show that Indian POLITICAL LEADERS elected by the Indian PEOPLE made deliberate and conscious decisions to CREATE a society with a near homogenous religion.

The same HISTORY AND EVIDENCE clearly show that POLITICAL LEADERS elected by the Nigerian PEOPLE made deliberate and conscious decisions to PRESERVE an extremely diverse nation.

Do you have any views on the facts outlined above? I don't know how you blame anything or anyone for CHOICES clearly made by Nigerians. Also no comment at all on the telecoms history or SAP in general? Hmmmm, that's essential to any evaluation of the Nigeria Crisis.



You understand the essentials and particulars of what a free market economy is about, yet you sometimes put out comments that are completely at odds with that understanding, especially when it comes to the USA. It would be good to find out exactly why. I remember one post where you were condemning enforcement of immigration law. Maybe the importance of CULTURE to the PRACTICE of free markets isn't very clear. Very curious case.

Anyway thanks for this succinct comment, it's completely true in every sense.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

IbeOkehie:
OK, that's fair. What about Malaysia, India and Indonesia? Though they're not rich countries, they're doing far better than Nigeria for sure. They're very comparable in population, though I'm not sure about their diversity. India has a dominant religion but a diverse ethnic composition, I don't know about Malaysia and Indonesia.

And about diversity, WHO MADE THE DECISION to keep Nigeria united in its diversity? Nigerians freely made that decision, not the British. And the decision was made at the same time other British colonies called India and Malaysia freely decided to SPLIT into less diverse entities. The colonial history of India is so similar to Nigeria that I took the time to visit and travel all over the country and I learned a lot.

Here's something I added to my post, you likely didn't see it before responding

Here's one you need to think about. From the 1950's to 1990's, THE TELECOMS INDUSTRY by law was owned and controlled by government, the ONLY telecoms company was NITEL. At that time, up to 2001, less than 0.1% of Nigerians had phone lines, whether landline or mobile.

In 1986, President Ibrahim Babangida promulgated SAP which legalized private ownership of phone companies, banks, insurance, cocoa trading and broadcasting too. The implementation was slow, but even President Abacha allowed the reforms to continue though he was distracted by political crisis. Then with the return of democracy, President Obasanjo implemented full licensing for private telecoms firms. In less than 15 years, over 60 to 75% of Nigerians have access to phone service . This is live history that we've all lived through.

Any thoughts on the massive change in the telecom industry? How did it happen, what made it possible, what were the principles?

Nigerians have freely made the choices that created the kind of country they want. It's clear that the Nigeria of today is what the Nigerian people PREFER, they like their country exactly the way it is. Their ACTIONS are more important than their VERBAL posturing. It's CULTURE.

Good Luck to Nigerians.

IbeOkehie:
What am I supposed to say? Anyhow it might be an attempt at sarcastic humor 😅

Government already owns all lands in Nigeria so the country is already well on the way to prosperity.



Now this a boldly fallacious claim. You really didn't mean this, you meant to say something else. Don't say this in public anywhere.

Slavery existed in Black Africa BEFORE Contact with Whites & Arabs and no White European ever kidnapped or captured any Black African and enslaved them. Every Black person enslaved in the Atlantic Slave Trade was CAPTURED & SOLD by other Black Africans. That is the fact, so if your opinion is so strong on slavery, you might need to explain your view on that particular facet of the issue.

Added to that, the United Kingdom was the FIRST world power to outlaw the Slave trade and most Black Africans REFUSED to obey. Ever heard of Oba Kosoko of Lagos? It's like the trade in illegal narcotics today, it was illegal but Black Africans insisted on selling their own people for money. The British Royal Navy lost hundreds of sailors on the high seas while fighting illegal slave ships. I'm interested in what you have to say about that?

Where is the money that Black African tribes and nations earned from the Slave Trade? What happened to the money, what was it used for? Will Black Africans ever pay reparations to Black Americans whose ancestors were kidnapped, captured and sold into slavery by Black Africans?



South Korea and Singapore took less than 247 years to do it. Maybe 50 years or less. With no bonanza resource like crude oil & natural gas.

Japan resurrected from total defeat with NUCLEAR BOMBING. Didn't take over 247 years.

We could add in Ireland and Poland, though some might argue they have special circumstances of proximity or opportunity.

How did the Blacks of South Africa become the richest Blacks on the Continent after only 25 years of freedom is a worthy question too.

And what has made the USA the greatest country in the world? A simple principle. Ready for it? "GOVERNMENT SHALL NOT "

The United States of America is the ONLY country in the world with foundational laws that permanently restrict the power of government. That is what has made the USA the country it is today. There's NO OTHER COUNTRY that has such laws, if any person knows other nations, please tell me. I've done some searching and I can't find them. And quite beyond the written law, is the CULTURE that sustains it. This is the real & present danger to the USA today, the population is changing and the original tribes who believed in LIMITED GOVERNMENT are slowly becoming a minority and newer immigrants are majorly from 3rd World countries with TRADITIONS of unlimited government power.

Constitution of the United States, Amendment II (1791)
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

Note on the 2nd Amendment - at the time it was written, "well regulated" meant "well equipped", just like the world "gay" meant "joy". You can go online and check this yourself.

Constitution of the United States, Amendment I (1791)
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Constitution of the United States, Amendment V (1791)
No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.

The Constitution in my view isn't strict enough on restraining government, but even as is has worked well to allow the human freedom that is necessary for economic growth and prosperity.

Culture evolves over time. The Anglo-Saxons have evolved a superior culture of restricting government power. That's what you need to know.
Here's a primer - Magna Carta: The Medieval Document That Inspired The US Constitution


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MssS01aHDds

Good Luck to Nigerians

SalamRushdie:
You people will never use Dubai for this example , everytime it took USA 247 years

tctrills:
For no fault of theirs, our ancestors did not hear about Christ or Christianity would they be punished for that or would they be given a second chance?

It is written
Timothy 2.3-4
For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour;

4 Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.

Also
Romans 10:14
How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher?

No one preached to our ancestors so is it the will of God that they also be saved and come to a knowledge of Him?

iamL:
30-40 years ago is not overnight. In a Working country 10 years is more than enough for minor evolution like this.

Uchesis:
After calling me a loser you now want me to HELP YOU OUT?

You must be a comedian

naptu2:
Aisha Yesufu @AishaYesufu



https://x.com/AishaYesufu/status/1941554938066161855?t=Qkfrj5STnvzMzSGgM9C7lw&s=19


Morris Monye @Morris_Monye



https://x.com/Morris_Monye/status/1941557742143144033?t=JmvGuDS5pl5K8rU2LlZ1Ww&s=19[/quote]For Short: Aisha and Morris are trying to threaten the Coalition that "If Obi did not get the ticket in ADC, the door of LP is opened widely to him."
No Be Juju Be Dat?

destinychildolu:
He won't be so daft to appoint someone caught on camera stuffing dollars in Babariga has party chairman and as chairman of FAAN. What do you think?

LordviccoDaGuru:
🔗 Watch the video here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrIh14G7_5c?si=hn4_QqdPqfnIfeWq



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citygarden:
Diamond ring part1, oluwa loni ile, story by moon light, I need to know, So wrong, so Wright, Flat mate, domitila, owo blow, Jakie chan ( snake in the monkey shadow) etc