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Mandem05:Well…., well……well….. Nov 3rd is just around the corner. Well find out . |
Ironfaceman:I don’t see that happening. It appears GOP is cooked. Dems are charged and early voting shows the voting pattern is democrat- leaning. I don’t see how they can hold the senate. Tx/ Alaska/ Maine/Neb/NC even Iowa and Kansas are all in play and are very competitive with the dems being most favored to win. |
oneMalik:Sir, I don’t know you in person and you may actually mean well for Tinubu. Let me ask you a question. If Tinubu was from another Tribe with all the criminal allegations hanging over him, would you still support his candidacy? Is your support for his candidacy primarily hinged on the fact that he’s your tribesman? Let me tell you the implication of allowing a man with questionable history to occupy the highest office in the land: 1.Head of state with criminal allegations can complicate bilateral relations, particularly with the US, where the case originated and where records keep resurfacing in court. Countries dealing with Nigeria diplomatically have to work with the reality of a leader carrying this history. 2. Nigerians who live in diaspora have to grapple with a damaged reputation of their head of government, making it difficult for them to be seen any different from their head of government. 3. Foreign intelligence agencies can take undue advantage of his situation and blackmail him into doing something against the interest of his country. And there are lot more. So my dear friend, this goes beyond tribe. If you had read the article, Mr Malolu acknowledged that Nigeria is bigger than any particular individual, tribe or political affiliation. I don’t want you to see this in the tribal lenses. Peace. |
ScamDemicEra:Please tell us. How does the world work?? |
NACE13:The is the funniest comment I’ve read in Nairaland. Very hilarious.🤣 |
Fuckyoumod:The lower house in congress ( house of representatives vote to impeach) Two-third of The upper house in congress ( senate) must vote to convict and remove him as the president of United States. Even if democrats win back the senate, say btwn 4-5 seats, they still don’t have the numbers to convict and remove him. Except of course at least 12-13 members of senate republicans grow some balls to join forces with senate dems. I really doubt if that can happen. In such a scenario, I am almost certain that he’ll be advised to resign as president.He’ll broker a deal with JD Vance ,who’ll be sworn in as the president with full pardoning powers, who’ll in turn pardon him and his family and business associates after his resignation. Now this is a long shot. That’s my take |
Islie:Symptom of a failed society. No morals, no value- based policies, no accountability. Just imagine what 100 BN naira could have done to the broken health care system, dilapidated roads in the country and other social services. Adeleke is no better. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is gone. |
helinues:If you know the role of journalism in a democracy, you won’t have the nerves to make this careless remarks. You have the right to to support President Tinubu. It’s a democracy. At least it appears to be. But since Tinubu isn’t a Monarch, he was elected. Nigerians including Rufai has the right to know how their tax dollars is utilized. So yes, Tinubu owes all of us including you and Rufai some explanation, even though you truly don’t know your right as a citizen. |
Politicstoday:Not unilateral. There has to be a probable cause. And a judicial warrant to that effect. This is a public forum. Stop misleading people. |
DeLaRue:Sir, Do you know how gazetted contractual agreements between federal government and contractors work? On this particular contract, the ministry of transportation advertises a bid( public tender) Contractors bid and supporting evidence that they are capable of executing the contract. All of this is presented to the ministry of transportation AND NOT ministry of finance. This is how federal government contracts are gazetted. The ministry of transportation has administrative and technical responsibility and oversight over the contracts and will present the progress made to the minister of transportation who in turn will submit those reports and make recommendations to the president thru the secretary to the federal government. As a citizen, you have the obligation to be honest and transparent and factual when addressing issues like this, regardless of whose ox is gored. You can still support a government, and at the same time criticize some of the decisions made by the same government when those decisions and policies are shrouded in secrecy and fraud. That’s why we are humans and not animals. Ministry of finance has no business supervising a rail construction project. Have some Shame and enjoy your corn, Akara and kuli kuli in peace |
Irony1:NELFUND is a gigantic scam. The finance minister was bragging the other day how 1.5 million students have so far benefited from NELFUND. And a little research shows that in Nigeria, there are approximately 2 million students in the tertiary institutions. Invariably, the finance minister implied that for every 4 students in Nigeria tertiary institutions, 3 are beneficiaries of NELFUND. Do you believe that? The problem with Nigerians is that successive governments have hoodwinked them into believing that they can never get it any better. And they wholeheartedly believe their government. The lack of accountability and transparency in the government is so glaring. No one asks questions. And if this trend is allowed to continue, a time when will come when the government will demand their kidneys, and some people will donate it. |
epainos:And who told you that oil subsidies have been removed?? |
[quote author=helinues post=140203035]Nigerians should be preparing for that. Though the policy might be tough as the beginning but it's for the king term sustainability of the sector. The ones that people are plugging cooker, ironing cloth at the same time while electronics are on, it's because they are not paying the real value for the electricity [/quote Sir, You can support Tinubu and sometimes criticize some of his policies that are anti people. There’s a huge economic burdens in Nigerians currently. It amazes me that you see nothing wrong with this policies he’s about to implement. Even first world countries have subsidies on food, electricity, fuel and other basic goods that keep the economy on its wheels. And by the way, are you aware that Tinubu’s administration still pays subsidies on fuel even tho it denies it? I really don’t know what you benefit from Tinubu’s administration, but I can tell you that majority of his policies are anti people. Majority of Nigerians barely get by. They are living under the crushing burden of poverty, and you still chose to support such demonic policies. You can’t cut cutoff your lips to spite your nose. I hope after 2031 you’ll also support the new government on their policies no matter how harsh they may be. Remember that what goes around comes around. Have a blessed Saturday. |
Awillologo:Even by Keyamo’s own account, Obi’s vehicle was released without paying the fine after he spoke to the airport manager  — which is consistent with Obi’s core complaint: that rules get bent for the powerful and used against the powerless, depending on who’s asking. Obi’s supporters could argue this doesn’t disprove selective treatment; it just shows the discretion cuts both ways. Obi claimed other vehicles parked in the same area at the same time were not sanctioned  — Keyamo denies this, but it’s essentially an assertion-versus-assertion dispute, not something the CCTV clip alone resolves unless footage of the other cars was also released. A driver briefly stepping away from a vehicle in a drop-off zone is an extremely common, low-level infraction at airports worldwide. Whether it’s enforced with a clamp — a fairly aggressive tool — or a warning is a judgment call by staff, and Obi’s camp could argue the clamping (rather than a verbal warning) is itself the thing that needs explaining, not just the technical rule violation. But beside this, this isn’t even the issue. Nigerians are tired of this politics of bitterness and bigotry. If Keyamo wants to campaign for his principal, it should be based on principles . He should stop attacking individuals. Every Nigerian including Keyamo’s relatives are going thru tough times now. That should be the core subject for discussion. Attacking Peter Obi may actually backfire on them. A lot of Nigerians may begin to see him as having something that others don’t have. It’s becoming stale. Honestly. |
3exe3:Were you a Jehovah’s Witness?? |
DuttyChuks:That’s his private life. If you’re an investor in his bank, his divorce will not crumble your investment. Give him some slack please. |
Amovingman:Shut the trap. Peter Obi is a citizen, and has no office in the government. How did the Nigeria senate and House of Representatives include the said agency in 2026 appropriation act ( budgetary spending) if the presidency had no idea such agency existed? You can still support Tinubu’s administration without sounding stupid and dumb. |
CodeTemplar:That’s not entirely true. Human nature at its very basic core is self- preservation. It’s not a black African thing. |
fasho01:A great majority of women folks are unappreciative including the married ones. |
Afrah04:Ops, I see nothing wrong in how you feel about him. The problem here I suppose is the cultural perception ( Men should make the first move). Most guys who criticize you here will be dying to have you. I believe you’re simply an expressive kind of person. |
Slippy:Wow….. really. Is he?? Do you live in Nigeria ? He needs 4 more years to complete it. What has he done with the first 4 years ? I respect your opinion, even though I don’t agree with you. He hasn’t done anything remotely close to suggest that he deserves another four years. And I am certain that majority of Nigerians agree with this sentiment. |
ForChrist1:Because Trump shredded and destroyed that same deal( JCPOA) during his first term.. |
EmmyMaestro:You forgot to take out the trash, made the bed and clean the house, but you didn’t forget to request money from him. Hmmmmm. I don’t have any thing to say. |
wildcatter23:In my opinion, both of them were wrong. I don’t take sides with evil. The gentleman ought to have paid the leftover, and in the event he didn’t have money on him, his girlfriend should have supported him to offset the balance. You need to demonstrate that you’re a person of integrity and honesty at all times. That’s a huge red flag in a potentially long lasting relationship. Not so many people would commit to a person of questionable character or flawed moral integrity. For the lady, walking out on your man was quite disrespectful. She had a good case to make, but did so disrespectfully. She could have chosen to offset the balance with her money, and allow a good opportunity to address the issue at hand. What I don’t know is whether there was a previous event of such nature that would have triggered her instantaneous reaction. In any case, two grown adults acted like 4th grader. Pathetic. |
Infotubia9ja:It’s not true. People eat squirrels here too. We have a thriving population of squirrels in Utah/ Montana and Texas. |
SixSeven:You’ve made some salient points here. However, with regards to men not being able to control their sexual urges, that’s not entirely true. There are still disciplined men out there. But for the most parts of your write up, you’ve made lots of of sense. |
goran3310:You clearly insulted me. Go back and read your your responses to my post. Like I told earlier, I did a lot of research on this subject and I’ve asked you to read three books which clearly Underscores the hard effects of slavery on the black race in the United States and one of which is poverty and family seclusion thru a systemic imprisonment of the black males in the penitentiaries. Not sure if you read those books bi asked you to. The answers to your questions are right there. Good luck. |
goran3310:I won’t dignify your insults. I can’t imagine myself arguing with someone who can’t read in between lines. I have provided a concrete assessment and proofs that you sought, and I’m sure you haven’t made any attempt to put in some work and do a thorough research on them . I’m gonna leave you to wallow in your ignorance. People like you would rather prefer to resort to abuse instead of rational thinking. Have a blessed Sunday my little man. |
goran3310:Please read my write up and this time, read it carefully with an open mind. Are you trying by any means to deny the fact that the black race has always received the shorter end of the stick? And let me go by your analogy of wealth inequality and gap, don’t you realize that the race base system created by European Americans( Caucasian) has cheated the black race out of the equation? How easy is it for a black man to be given a mortgage loan ? No Matter how hard you try to deny these facts, they are there If you have a chance please read the following books and tell me the origin of those despicable lies and actions toward the black people: 1. The 1619 project by Nikole Hannah 2. The color of law by Richard Rosthein 3.The new Jim Crow. The system was designed to punish black people not because they did anything deserving of it. Their only crime is just being black. |
. I don't know if it's ovulation konji or smtin else... He's so mysterious, calm and collected, often tries to say hi..... I just want a steamy session even if it's once fr. I nursed that thought until some weeks back I overheard him saying girls that are easy to get are loose; in this time and age what is wrong for two adults to have real sexual connections without hiding under the guise of relationship? Anyways av recollected my feelings.