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Is it about being a nuisance or the fact that he is addressing key issues? Issues people have come to embrace as norm but are responsible for our failed state. Someone had to speak up eventually and only cowards will call the young man a nuisance. You don’t have to like him, but salute his courage. teeteepeejay: |
Is it about being a nuisance or the fact that he is addressing key issues?? teeteepeejay: |
The person you are thinking about in the opposition. Yeah! That person. Your conscience bears witness that he is the one being referred to. He is a true democrat and has proven so over and again. And no! I’m not Igbo. tunjijones: |
The Church is mourning? Which church, please?. The Church of Jesus Christ can’t be mourning, please. Christians die everyday. Does that mean the church is mourning? Or is this about hierarchy or the Catholic Church? Well, the Bible is clear that precious in the Lord’s sight the death of His saints (Psalm 116:15 (KJV)). So if the Pope is a child of God indeed, why should the Catholic Church be mourning? edogu: |
Akpabio didn’t sue Natasha inspite of all the allegations she made against him. Does that connote Akpabio is guilty? Simeonee111: |
You wrote that he has been accused. Yet your tone comes off like he is guilty of these charges. Image123: |
And people actually liked your dumb comment. This is how I know the redemption of Nigeria isn’t anywhere close. And by the way, I’m not Igbo. ShinjaWWest: |
Of course, there should. And I believe the world will get there. I watch ID channel a lot and I can tell you there was a time in these developed countries when getting justice took decades, because technology wasn’t this advanced. There were even murder cases that were closed due to lack of forensic or substantial evidence that were later revisited. Sometimes, decades later. I had to mention this because you had compared Nigeria to developed countries. My way of saying murder cases aren’t easy for judges to convict even when evidence is glaring. Some countries don’t even do death. Most states in the US don’t do death but they go for life imprisonment, instead— because it isn’t easy to convict someone to death. Judges are humans and often don’t want to be tainted with blood on their hands— I think. TallNigerian: |
If it took 3 years, then it was really fast. And please don’t just say in that country. It is worse off abroad. Theirs take way more years. Often, the justices want to ensure that no stone is left unturned. To sentence someone to death is not easy on any judge. Let no one tell you otherwise. TallNigerian: |
Oh…not to add to their truce with MTN when using their USSD code. For any translation initiated whether it is successful or fails, customers are billed N6.98k. Like even if there is a network issue from their end, you are billed. Once you type in a USSD code of your bank using an MTN line, N6.98k goes. Surely, MTN claims that is their transaction with banks and WemaBank didn’t dispute this when I contacted both MTN and Wembank customer service. The interesting part is that they don’t even send an SMS to your phone. It is one of those monies that just fly off. WemaBank is kind enough to send emails of N6.98k for these transactions. Others just ignore it. There was a time I was billed 14times. N6.98k and I was just getting emails to this effect. Initially I thought I it would be reversed, but when I called, I heard otherwise. Even when it is clearly the fault of my service provider, I am billed. That’s the Naija we live in. Impunity at its peak. TallNigerian: |
Coward!!!You’re the type that would run under the bed and leave your wife to go tend to the door when he hears a heavy bang. What am I even saying? Heavy bang is too much sef. You’re the type that will flee at the sight of cockroach or rat at home and ask his wife to tackle it. Yeah! By their fruits you shall know them. Now, tell me: How do you deal with social issues without tackling the system that creates it ![]() We aren’t ready to take our country back! Not with cowards behind the keyboard. ERockson: |
Clearly, you aren’t updated. It was a hoax. The money never left. He has king clarified that na. teeteepeejay: |
Not all Obidients, please. You guys should stop this fallacy of hasty generalization. osuofia2: |
Not sure the decade you served, but when I did my NYSC, the queue for meals were usually very very very very long. No kidding. quote author=Nazgul post=135177545]The video is false. They're lining up for something else. You should understand that most of us participated in NYSC. And you would never find this kind of crowd queuing for food let alone pap and akara when mammy market is there to serve your needs.[/quote] |
Please the spelling is queue, not cue. No ‘oversabi’ intended. Just a harmless correction. Thank you. davillian: |
Did you mention Emefiele and called it his estate? A public servant who is on a salary and not expected to do any other form of enterprise has an estate of that magnitude and you dare include his name as one who is being witch hunted? Jeez…we are indeed finished as a nation if all we see is tribalism. I’m not Yoruba and I’m not in support of any political party.I always represent the truth. If you applaud Emefiele for his fraud against Nigeria, then I believe that we truly deserve the leaders we have. quote author=kettykin post=135178765]God doesn’t shout—He whispers with precision. This is one of those moments: Move your wealth. Not tomorrow. Not next year. Now. Take a hard look—divest boldly, shift deliberately, and repatriate strategically back to the East. Because Lagos has a habit. And a certain tribe at the federal level has turned it into sport—the systematic liquidation of Igbo wealth. It’s never about law, justice, or national interest. It’s about power, fear, and envy. Just ask Landmark Beach—razed in broad daylight under the thin veil of development. No hearing. No humanity. Just bulldozers. Or Emefiele—whatever you think of him, his estate in Abuja didn’t grow wings. It was seized, swallowed by the same system that feeds on Igbo sweat. This isn't about politics. It’s about survival. Strategy. Sovereignty. God gives warnings with grace—but He doesn’t repeat Himself. please someone should tell the odogwus, E money , Obi cubana, Enviable, zenco, vintage etc to divest a substantial part of their wealth abroad[/quote] |
The election of 2023 was one that Nigerians United to vote in Peter Obi. Almost like the June 12 election of Moshood Abiola. People truly saw hope when they thought their votes will count. And without structure of any kind, Obi won Abuja—the only candidate to have gotten 25% by the way. This tells you something. If the East wanted to rig the elections, they would have done so in favor of APGA. So forget it! Peter Obi is a man called blessed. Xannadu: |
Like it is so pathetic to read. The way I was raised is to stand with and for my siblings no matter what. Everyone else is an intruder. So me reading how a guy will simply turn their back on their own sister who was slapped by a man who isn’t her husband baffles me. If you can’t stand up for your sibling, who would you stand up for? Even if that sibling is a real pain in the ass, family is family and you should team up against the world. That’s why you are a team. No matter the rift with your siblings, you should stand up for them no matter what. How can a man born of a woman slap your sister and you claim you would walk away and do nothing. Water must be running in people’s veins these days not blood. The same applies to your wife or husband being assaulted. He doesn’t have to be the best husband or wife in the world, but loyalty entails standing with them in the moment. You can always caution them afterward about having a naughty tongue. SmartyPants: |
😂😂😂😂 @But Henshaw didn’t close her quotes at end of the statement. And you started the spelling of a name “henshaw” with small letter. It should be Henshaw😂😂. When the ‘correcter” becomes the ‘corrected’. Let’s remain humble. arantess: |
Dear Opportunist, The way you said, “always go for a woman that brings something tangible to the table” is truly funny. On what authority do you advise people on what to always go for? Tomorrow when the lady you tell guys to go for tells him, I picked you from the gutters and made you who you are, hope you will be their shoulders? It isn’t the role of a woman to see your potential and open doors for you. If she does it, often times, it will come at a price— your headship as a husband. Stop looking for already-made ladies. Have a little dignity in yourself. You advise people to throw a lady that has invested her time and resource into the relationship calling it mere motivational talk. You need to check your integrity and loyalty. Clearly, it is in short supply. femi4: |
I have been to Togo a couple of times and I can see for a fact, that it doesn’t come close to Nigeria in anyway. Even with their money that is higher than the naira presently, the standard of living there is way lower. I can’t explain further. Nigeria will rise but please, we are still way ahead that most African countries despite our failed currency. easytig: |
Most countries have flagged Nigeria as a no go area due to insecurity. So when a governor is investing in tourism, the question is who are the tourists they plan to woo? No one just carries their bag and travel to a country without doing research. With all the insecurity plaguing Nigeria that’s in the news, any tourist planning to come is embarking on a suicide mission. You guys should invest in checkmating insecurity. When that is checked. You will naturally attract tourists. Some of the African countries that attract tourists aren’t half as endowed as Nigeria. This tells you that tourists seek serenity and exploration of our cultural diversity. We can’t be more developed than the countries we are copying structures from.Why would an American come to Nigeria because of world class structures when that’s what they have in their countries? Foreigners come to Africa not to admire beautiful or world class structures but to explore our cultural heritage— that’s what makes us unique. If we can sell what makes us unique as local as it may be, and have an atmosphere that’s conducive, tourism will flourish without drama. I wonder why our leaders don’t know this. quote author=AngelGabbyShara post=135074814] https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BkRBBSVwM/[/quote] |
The Obidient movement isn’t about party, but the individual. People came to vote for the man, Peter Obi, not labor party. nairalandadeux: |
I don’t think some persons need correction. You know this by how they never retract the errors they preach even if they are corrected. If it is an error by the minister, you would know. But often, there is no remorse and they keep compounding falsehood to cover their flaws. Pride will never allow them retract. When you know this, correction is often a waste of time. You just go ahead and correct their errors lest they being disrepute to the body. Most ministers act like they know it all and my reservation is how their spiritual fathers never call them to order. jaxxy: |
Okay. Noted. What’s your point? Well, even though I am aware that school fees aren’t paid monthly, and I know that truly rich people don’t talk like this. Let me go with your flow What’s the idea behind coming online to brag about now much you pay for your daughter’s fees when you can clearly see how some people are screaming that they can barely eat? What joy does it give you to make others feel like you are better off? You clearly lack wisdom. It’s people like you that bring attacks to your poor wife and kids at home because your life’s worth is based on how others perceive you. Life is but a breath, sir. A man’s life doesn’t constitute of what he has. Stay humble. Even if you achieved what you have through hard work, encourage others not flaunt to them how much your daughter’s fees is. Completely unnecessary. Ewedegubbler: |
Seriously? N550,000 * 12 = N6.6m N6.6m * 6 years = N39,600,000m Are you saying a tokunbo vehicle costs at least N39,600,000m? Like I know people lie, but this your lie is so unintelligent. mightyhaze: |
Did you say Peter Obi got just 3 states or was that a typo? Please, go and check your records again. Thank you. tundegan: |
He released a song in Buhari’s regime. It probably didn’t go viral because it wasn’t banned. The title of the song was: “Jaga Jaga Reloaded” It was released in 2021. A sequel to his iconic 2004 protest anthem, this track renewed his critique of Nigeria’s leadership. It specifically called out Buhari’s administration, as well as other political figures like Festus Keyamo, accusing them of failing the nation. shadrach77: |
Tried accessing the painting, but not sure where to check it out. Please send your WhatsApp contact to brythtv@gmail.com, so I could reach out and check it out. Regards quote author=Riqueleme post=134997343] Nice gesture boss. Come and patronize my hustle. Check my nature paintings and portrait paintings on my profile for ya love ones at affordable price. Thanks[/quote] |
You have a point, here. Yet even the Lord expects us to approach His gates with thanksgiving. E get why. Racoon: |
It’s sad who everything a lady does has to linked to biological clock. Really sad! DJ Cuppy isn’t even 33 yet. Why make it look like her devotion is because she feels her time has passed redemption in both marriage and conception.? Your thinking is very shallow. Please repent of it. Ladies save up their eggs these days and she can afford to and may have long done that. Not everyone is so desperate about marriage or having kids when they haven’t met the one. Stop making comments that push young ladies into desperation and then come back in turn to laugh at how ladies have lost value for themselves. DJ Cuppy will get married in His time and to someone who would encourage her in this new path. So thankful she wasn’t married before she found purpose. AngelicDamsel: |
He won’t just be a governor o. He will be a monarch. He will see the state as his entitlement. So his hold on the state is forever. Scandium: |

