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Dennisochampa:You appear to be stuck with tribal, religious and party sentiment. Wake up to reason. That Tinubu removed fuel subsidy the very day he was sworn into office without making adequate and substantial provisions to cushion the eventful economic fallout of such monumental decision portended doom for our economy. Nigeria is one of the world’s poorest in the comity of nations. What was he thinking when he devalued naira when we have huge trade deficit in international markets. Let call a spade a spade: Tinubu is incapable of turning our fortunes around. He’s simply bereft of ideas. His CBN chief was never a tested economist. Are you happy that millions perhaps including you has been pushed neck deep into abysmal poverty?? You guys will never learn. Before you quote me, remember I am not Obi nor Atiku supporter. I simply support a fair cause. This is not a tribal religious or party issue. It is called rational reasoning. Common sense really isn’t common. We can now see that elections have and will continue to have consequences. |
Penguin2:Will they ever learn?? I hope they do. Indeed elections have consequences. |
advanceDNA: |
englishmart:Don’t tell him yourself. Protect your identity. If you care so much about his emotional wellbeing, do any of the following: Option #1: Get a new SIM and post the message to him and then discard the sim. Option #2 : Get a neutral person to deliver the message. Option #3: Use the same SIM card and deliver the message to the woman and urge her to confess to the husband all her acts of infidelity as your are fully aware of them, if she has ever cheated on him, watch her reaction. Once you’re done with that, let her be. If your acquaintance is a smart guy, he’ll know what to do. If he confronts his wife with the message and she denies it, you know that you’ve done your part. A man may settle issues with his wife tomorrow, but your relationship with that man will be strained permanently if you make a direct approach. It’s a very sensitive matter. |
Omoawoke2:Ops, Why is this necessary? What point are you trying to prove exactly?? Marriage between two people has little or nothing to do with tribes. This tribal card you’re playing is tool old fashioned. Please grow up. Get yourself something more useful to do. Tribe takes you nowhere.It doesn’t make you good nor bad. Rest! |
Catapault:So for accidentally being a Muslim, you must support terrorists. Is that what Islam teaches you?? |
[quote author=Babalola0920 post=126862123]Believe me most Nigeria Christians are ignormous thank GOD una eye dey show on every small leverage MUSLIM are humiliate. Well the story will clear una eyes as islam isn't a business religion and the people that go against a certain group most have seen them as threat. Even devil plus all of una no fit dim the light of PEACE... Islam has rule and will rule over and over again.[/quote Chief, What’s your definition of peace? And what light are you talking about? The light in Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Afghanistan? Why are Muslims violent? Aside from Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait ( whose economy are managed by Brit/Americans), mention one Islamic country that is at par with western countries in Europe, America or Australia? All I heard and see are bloodshed, poverty and tears in these nations. Now take a look at Northern Nigeria. The North has produced the most president in Nigeria. What is there to show for it. What you’re doing is propaganda and providing a false narrative that would buy the sympathy of the ignorant ones. But trust me, I know better. |
Roger3D:When will this be?? Modern nation of Israel was established in 1948. Can you give me a specific date that Israel will wither into the heaps of history?? I understand that religious extremism is pushing deep into the maniacal wild talk. How come some Arabic and Islamic nations like Jordan and Egypt are giving tacit support to Israel? That means there’s something about Hamas that isn’t right. |
treesun:Mr Shocker Please I have a question for you and Mr. President What’s is the total volume of trade per capita in Nigeria? How does Tinubu administration intends to balance the huge trade deficit which is growing exponentially, especially now that manufacturing and agro- allied industries are moving away from Nigeria? Until those questions are urgently addressed, paper economics will not work. |
Kachidubem:I don’t know who needs to hear this: Dangote refinery operations will be intentionally disrupted due to selfish and vested interest. Aliko Dangote knows that he makes more money importing refined products at a cheaper rate than he’ll ever make refining. I really wish this wasn’t the case, but unfortunately, it is. |
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SultanOfPuna:Well done Stephen Chron!!! |
pharmagba:How will that stop hoarding? If I approach a BDC operator and he tells me that his internet connection doesn’t work, but that he has physical dollars to sell and I desperately need it, wouldn’t I buy it? And let me also assume that he decides to conduct the transaction online, again how does that stop the spike in exchange rate? Do you think Nigerians are fools? What is happening to dollar is a simple economic principle: it is bowing to market forces. Demand is greater than supply. So it’s not a question of trading online or in cash. A sensible government would be giving loans to agro business ventures. Export oriented economy will pull in foreign exchange liquidity. Once there are sufficient FOREX to go round, the demand will drop and naira will strengthen. I thought Tinubu made a 1st class honors in business. Or have you forgotten?? Heheehe……. |
FreeStuffsNG: |
Johnbullisaclow:First and foremost, I am apolitical. I have no party affiliation whatsoever. In the current scheme of things. How many investors would be willing to risk their investment in Nigeria? When big organizations make business plans and build investment models, one key ingredient that is taken into deep consideration is the business environment. A number of foreign airlines have found it difficult to repatriate their money back home. Bad politics is bad business,and that reverberates deep into every sphere of Nigeria as a society . The truth is that multinational businesses around the world don’t rate Nigeria as a serious nation. You can disagree with that fact, but that doesn’t change what is it. It’s still a fact. Why is that a trend? When Buhari left power in 1985, did he do anything to develop himself academically? No he didn’t. He was elected in 2015 an a cerebrally inept, economically dissonant. Buhari was never in touch with modern realities. He may not have been corrupt by stealing money, but Nigeria went down a downward spiral because he was incompetent. What a European or an American business man sees first are the crop of leaders a country has before investing. Go to Egypt, Rwanda, even Ghana and you’d see a world of difference. Yes weak and corrupt judiciary. aggressively corrupt legislators and an ectopic executive is the bane of our failure as a nation. And it’s not about to get better |
Johnbullisaclow:I agree that investors are only interested in making profits. That’s fundamentally true. After all that’s why the businesses were setup in the first place. Now let me ask you a question? Why are companies folding up and leaving the shores of Nigeria ? It shows they are not making profit. It’s also a proof that the business environment is toxic and unproductive. Doesn’t that make sense? And why is the environment unproductive? When you have a fraudster, a certificate forger with the baton, what signal does that send to International investors? It shows that our Judiciary is weak, corrupt and not independent are can not do justice by removing an unqualified person, no matter how highly placed he is. It’s also a proof that Nigeria does not respect its own constitution and laws, and how will they ever respect foreigners or be just to them? How many investors would be willing to place such high and risky stake on their monies? So there is always a reason for honest, transparent, responsible and accountable leadership. These are the reasons. Sadly, there’s none on this clime. |
Omoawoke2:You have a small head. I really mean it. All I can see through you in deep poverty. Rice bandit. And for the records, let me be clear, I am not Igbo. I simply need another version of Nigeria, a better one where human right are respected. Your messiah can not make that happen. You delusional fool. When you’re ready, we can have an original thought to share. Empty skull. |
Tareq1105:You are missing the point. The point of releasing the report is not to remove him. He’s got the judiciary who are as corrupt as him in his pocket. There are tons of high moral burdens that this will bequeath to the sovereignty of Nigeria as a nation. One of such burden is that our electoral and court system is weak and corrupt as they are either incapable or unwilling to conduct due diligence on individuals vying for the highest office of the land. In the comity of nations, what country will ever take Nigeria seriously or treat its citizens with dignity and respect knowing that the best they can offer is a fraud? How many nations or organizations will want to do business with huge trade liquidity in Nigeria after seeing or reading a damning report about Nigeria’s president? Now if this matters to you, these are very legitimate concerns that should worry you. If the president is innocent of all the allegations leveled against him including those we don’t know as yet, why is he making frantic effort to block its release? At this point I can bet that even his CSU credentials are questionable. The school registrar claimed he graduated with honors even when he had pending courses he didn’t pass. How does that sound to you? And lastly, as a Nigerian citizen, you should worry less about your tribal, religious and partisan affinity of who’s in power. All of that doesn’t make you smart. When you have an honest, cerebral president who understands how economics work and is deliberate about correcting all forms of malfeasance in the system, please support him. That’s make make you smart. |
ogododo:No Nigerian leader dead or alive has ever been enmeshed in these types of scandals. Every time Mr. Tinubu is mentioned in the United States, it’s always for the wrong reason. At this point, it’s safe to say that he is not only a substantiated criminal, but that there are other vicious stuffs he’s been engaged in. It won’t hide for too long. |
Badgers14:Chief, While I support your idea, please go back and do basic maths again. Thanks!!! |
LeoDeKing:What has this got to do with Peter Obi?Do you care to ask Tinubu how he intends to accomplish that?? Anyways talk is cheap. Remember to ask for your 30K monthly allowance. If they fail to pay you, DM me your account info, I promise to pay you 100K monthly. It not easy defending failure. I really commend you. Such a wonderful job.I am really enjoying your lamentation with empty stomach. |
Whalis:No sir. It’s not by word of mouth. During his campaign,Peter Obi laid an economic road map with proven facts and figures garnered from other developing economies in Africa, Southeast Asia, Far East and other countries to show that it can be achieved. Like him or hate him, these are facts. |
GanagiBitrus: |
enemyofprogress:No he’ll not. If the Supreme Court sacks Mr. Tinubu, he leaves Aso Rock with his Vice. It was a joint Ticket. |
linearity:Garbage |
Revolution2022:That may be true. He’ll be the most disdainful president Nigeria has ever had. I have great friends from Yoruba and I love their culture. But I also know that some of them can’t deal with the truth. You can’t be dissonant with the truth. How did Tinubu get admitted to CSU? What year did he finish his secondary school? You see, leaders have the moral responsibility of leading by examples. If the Nigerian senate had men who are indeed honorable, before weekend, Tinubu’s impeachment inquiries would have dominated topmost agenda on the floor of the senate. And how comfortable are you to have a certificate forger as your leader. Be honest from the depth of your heart and mind , do you feel proud about a forger being your president. Let dwell on reason, not emotions. |
Pauliaette:Really?? So it’s okay to break the law on forgery and perjury, since politics is a dirty game. Your idiocy is legendary. I hope you remember that a governor that was about to be sworn in lost his seat, which was no fault of his. His deputy’s credentials were full of inconsistencies. You don’t display your ignorance in a public forum like this. The issue here goes beyond legality. There’s a moral burden that every Nigerian now has to bear. Our passport going forward will be very disdainful. Our battered image has now reach the crescendo. |
OLAADEGBU:Why would a first class honors graduate with a genuine and authentic certificate hire expert attorneys in far away America to block his certificate being released to his political opponent. Wouldn’t it be a thing of pride for a sitting president to add that to his numerous accomplishments? What irreparable harm would possibly befall someone and his academic qualifications being seen by another person, the same acclaimed qualification that he has already submitted to INEC. We’ve not seen the last of this adventure yet. I’ve lived in the US for more than 2 decades, served in the military, educated here. I can tell you for a certainty that Tinubu has a stolen identity.And that’s a fed crime. The difference now is that he has diplomatic immunity. After his tenure in the office, any day he steps his ten toes to America, he’ll be arrested. |
Saidfx:You sound dumb and stupid. So now you’re admitting that Tinubu is guilty of forgery as alleged. Tinubu is ruling you and your family too, and not just the Igbo nitwit as you’ve claimed. And we can see how gracious his government has been so far. Your statement isn’t only unintelligent, you sound repulsive. The president of Africa’s giant who claims he’s a first class graduate with honors in business is spending thousands of tax payers money to block access to his glorious 1st class honors degree. If you’re sure of your claims, visit the media house to further compound your messiah’s troubles .To you, it’s about Igbos. But you have forgotten that if this injustice is allowed to stand, it’ll provide an existential threat to Nigerians who live in diaspora. He who must come to equity must do so will clean hands. People like you is the reason why Nigeria has capitulated. Continue to fool yourself. |
Janosky:I completely support that view. It’s purely scriptural. Interestingly the only verse in the Bible the binds the two designations ‘ Michael the Archangel’ is Jude vs 9. The word Archangel as used in the scriptures is singular, and it means chief Angel or Principal Angel. Thus there can’t be two Arch Angels. Both in his prehuman life and after his resurrection and ascension to heaven as an immortal spirit creature, Jesus Christ alone hold that designation. |
Mayeldah:You’re are exactly on point. Balance of trade and payment are hugely deficit. |
Karemarealty288:Is this what should be celebrated in this 21st century?? That means Nigerians as a people don’t really know what they want. Isn’t this what he was appointed to do as a minister? Does this call for celebration? Just asking. By the way there’s no guarantee whatsoever that this will ever be accomplished. |



