₦airaland Forum

Parachoko:
If he likes, he should add Donald Trump and Netayanhu to the list

The Agulu Fraud Will Never Become The President Of Nigeria

I know the prospect scares you guys like hell. The sniffing champion will never get re-elected.

arantess:
they don turn up as i tell you

Yes oh my dear

Man City has lost a march. Arsenal abeg cover the gap. pleassssssse

Lithiumite:
Take tinubu"s sagacity aside,gej is a very diffrent personality from him also gej wasn't as grounded as tinubu was before becoming president, he had no political capital and didn't have the networks and entrenched structures.......lastly tribes matter,if gej were to be igbo or yoruba,it wouldn't have been easy for the northerners to run roughshod over him but he was from a minority tribe.

Thus Jonathan was in a stronger position than any Igbo or Yoruba could ever be.

The problem was that he failed to use the Niger Delta advantage.

So Reno can be called Higho or Igho for short. But Reno I love your maturity this time. Keep it up and sustain the effort.

Chase them crazy bald heads out of town. Nothing will happen.

Arant nonsense. Prayers will not do anything.

Garrison gorillas
spy force
Zorro
kung fu
the persuaders

Add original Sulphur 8 hair cream to the treatment

FSBoperator:
Obi's only asset is having a fanatical mob fan base.

Obi will not have been in our public discussion if not for his bigoted and blind mob supporters

"..bigoted and blind mob supporters?" Look at the mirror. You are speaking about yourself.

Obi's garments are forged of armor. Whatever is thrown at him becomes a chance to soar higher—appearing even more admirable to his supporters, while his detractors stand in awe. Obi is going higher and higher.

IkeOnyia:
Nothing like even if he collected the loan, it is certain that he did. It is a shame that Charles Aniagolu didn't behave like a journalist during the interview to press him about the last minute award of contracts which ballooned the debts to nearly 200 billion naira as revealed by Senator Victor Umeh during a televised press conference.

Maybe Charles knew the facts and did not want to waste his time

Their common ground on other important priorities is what counts most: cutting the cost of governance, tackling corruption, ruling with compassion, and leading from the front by example. I expect them to reconcile their stance on fuel subsidy. APC is finished.

Would not be a bad idea to join us as one united country to become the 37th state in Nigeria

Na wa for childishness

DSS1335:
Very unfortunate case of gross negligence!

The deaths were likely caused by crowd hypoxia and carbon dioxide toxicity,
where a large number of people in a sealed room rapidly consume oxygen and breathe in lethal levels of their own exhaled carbon dioxide.
This danger is severely magnified by fatal heat stroke, as body heat raises the temperature of an unventilated room to levels that cause rapid organ failure. Additionally, the possibility of toxic chemical or generator fume inhalation remains a potential factor due to the victims' mining background.

your viewpoint makes a lot of sense.

Obi is a rare kind of leader. He brings deep experience and practical knowledge from business and trading. Governing a country is not unlike running a serious enterprise: you must know when to spend, when to save, and how to grow value without waste. The skills that matter are straightforward. Thrift. Investment in development rather than consumption. A determined reduction in the cost of overhead (government). Truthfulness. Care for people. Compassion. Discipline. Obi brings these, and more, to the table. Nigeria will not move forward without a leader who actually possesses them. Give a chance to a man who built a multi-million-dollar business through hard work and resilience, whose wealth is clean and free of corruption. How much longer will we play tribal politics while the worst among us keep winning? I know you are undermining trading as an inferior kind of vocation, but it is not.

Despite all the negative attributes you have outlined, you are still scared of him. In the fullness of time let the voters decide.

SixSeven:
What is a man or who is a man

In this case age is just a number, hence some men are actually boys.

favor914:
The enemy of my enemy is my friend, because of their enemy & nemesis President Bola Tinubu, they pretend to be friends, remove President Tinubu from their midst, a civil war will break out amongst the opposition.

Yes, your statements could apply to many politicians. But with all due respect, while Obi is not a saint just like all of us are no saints, he harbors no beef with anyone.

The ranks of opposition is swelling each day, more so when it is clear that this regime messed up what remains of our economic well beign

Don’t sneak in through the back door trying to win sympathy for this failed government. There are plenty of things within their control—easy, obvious wins that would actually give ordinary people some hope. They are doing none of them.
Start with the cost of governance: shrink the bloated cabinets and cut overhead. Why pour a fortune into a massive coastal road that is not needed when that money could be used for things that actually matter?
My friend, just stay quiet. This regime has failed.

okoolori:
Some of you are just not it...

Who she be sef...

Let me enlighten your likes and those who wants to know their right on the future...

Between Lere Olayinka and Rufai Oseni:
Does A Guest Have The right to choose whom to engage with?

​The Morning Show on Arise News witnessed a dramatic moment when Lere Olayinka, Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication and New Media to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Chief Nyesom Wike, declined to take questions from co-anchor Rufai Oseni.

​A section of the online media has framed the station's decision to discontinue the interview as 'a blow to Olayinka'.

​It was not.

​This was a spokesperson taking a decisive stance live on air against being subjected to an anchor who had previously engaged him in a antagonistic manner.

Does a guest have the right to choose whom to engage with ? Absolutely.

​A guest appearing on radio, television or print media retains the ultimate right to determine where and with whom they engage.

When an interviewer is widely perceived as combative, partisan or has the reputation of undermining guests rather than facilitating constructive dialogue, public figures and their representatives are fully within their rights to refuse questioning from that specific individual or to decline the platform altogether.

I just want everyone here to enlighten the public on their rights.

Sorry, but I have to say your comment is thoughtless. A decision like that should not be made on the spur of the moment during the engagement. If he had reservations about Rufai being part of it, he should have made them known before the interview. Arise could then have accepted or declined — instead of putting on such a shameful display.

Happy birthday senior brother. May you live many more years in good health, joy and success. Thanks to your family for giving us Peter Obi who has positively changed the way we look at politics in Nigeria.

mascot87:
By the time Tinubu wins in 2027, I hope they will keep thesame energy and call it a free and fair election. If they don't, I will just present them a lot of 🪣🪣🪣🪣🪣🪣🪣🪣🪣

Obi's camp is saying let the election be seen to be free, fair and credible just like the just concluded Osun election.

aswani:
Cleanest yet is in Pandora papers, please stop it and stop it now.

Honestly, I thought you were serious. Keep your opinion

Wike should understand that no condition is permanent.

aswani:
Honestly if I worked on his media team, he is never doing live interviews and I get full say on editing the final cut of the interview released.

I know that final cut might be less than 5 minutes but it's better for him than the BS "Forget proof, I won the elections" viewing centre style who can shout the loudest stuff he is coming out with lately.

Even his Obidients have given up on defending his words, it's now full time resorting to diversionary stuff full of abuse and insults of the rest of us that dare to question their messiah unhinged vituperations.

Take[b] SeeWahala[/b] for example, living abroad and once conducted himself with a level of decorum unseen in a typical Obidient. The poster actually floored me in some of our early exchanges which I am not ashamed to admit as he was then composed and erudite.

Now reduced to ignoring the thread topic and chasing people around the Politics section spouting incredible asinine stiff like a scorned ex-girlfriend. I do hope one day the poster recalibrates as they have so much to give, even been an Obidient.

It is well in the well.

But it is clear that among all the contestants he is the cleanest. He possesses the attributes of a leader that Nigeria deserves at this time. He is the least corrupt. In fact, he is not corrupt. Rather than steal money, he left savings in Anambra state. Let someone tell me that what he left should have been spent on infrastructure development. My reply is that it takes an upright man to leave savings he could have stolen in a country where politicians, caring less about their reputation, go for plea bargain to still keep a good size of their loot. PO will reduce the cost of governance. Profligacy will become a thing of the past if he goes into the presidency. These two qualities alone will leave Nigeria better off if we vote for PO. We can be sure to borrow for the right reasons and to monitor the spending of what is borrowed.

I can't seem to tell the difference between amala and plantain. They are both delicous.

ruggedtimi:
you can also see that Bayelsa generates more VAT compared to all the SE states. But can you compare bayelsa to any of those south east states in terms in economy and living standard?

Fewer people controlling the wealth than in the SE.

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