₦airaland Forum

CoronaVirusPro:
Why don’t you diversify your business to something that will sell in Enugu.

Enugu is calm, beautiful city and trustworthy people. It’s a slow and steady society where you are bound to have a better mental state, long life and the best of health.

Lagos won’t give you all those things you currently have. It is expensive, rowdy, polluted, unsecured, and filled with the most untrustworthy people on Earth.

Yes, it is financially buoyant, but do you want to trade your family’s sanity for that?

Think about it very well. I will suggest you go into something that will go with your environment, even if it’s starting small.

Every insult you’ve hurled at Lagos has failed. Ironically, your own people can’t stop migrating there.
You’ve been chanting the same empty nonsense for years — yet Lagos keeps rising.
Cry all you want, you go dey alright oo.

These people have mastered the art of selective outrage. When issues arise outside their region, they scream marginalization, lawlessness, and play the ethnic victim card to score cheap political points—even when it doesn’t concern their opponents.

But when worse happens in their own backyard, like the Innoson building demolition and others, there’s silence. No outrage. No noise. Why? Because it's not about justice—it's about pushing a political agenda while pretending to be saints.

Penguin2:
Tinubu is beginning to force Obi’s hands.

Obi has always maintained that he’s not interested in building a coalition just for power grabbing.

But recent happenings is likely going to leave Obi with no choice but to play dirty too.

Trying to remain sane with an insane man is insanity.

Whether your self-styled messiah Obi plays dirty or pretends to be a saint, whether he forms a coalition or runs solo, it changes absolutely nothing. It’s still a hopeless adventure, a wild goose chase driven by delusion.
If all the media propaganda, coordinated attacks, and fake news couldn’t stop Tinubu in 2023, what miracle do you think will stop him in 2027? Brace yourselves—because for Obi and his echo chamber of followers, another round of premium tears and a brutal reality check is guaranteed.

Sound minds know that the news is straight from the pit of hell—a mere figment of the imagination by junk journalists. But as usual, those with low IQ, who thrive on conspiracy theories and read meaningless meaning into everything, will believe it. These are the same people who once claimed Buhari was cloned and that a man from Sudan was Nigeria’s president.
This latest fabrication only reinforces their long history of embracing falsehoods over facts.

Tinubu is a true democrat, one of the few who stood up against the military junta in the fight to restore democracy. While he was on the frontlines advocating for democratic governance, many of those now making noise online, including the so-called emergent self appointed Obidient messiah and self proclaimed human rights activist Peter Obi—were comfortably aligning themselves with the same military rulers. When the history of democracy in Nigeria is written, Tinubu’s name will undoubtedly hold a place of honour.

Zico5:
I pray Nigerians show these fools decamping up and down to this failed party. In fact, with the look of things, we need revolution in this country. That's the only thing that can change this country. Without revolution, nothing will ever work. The political class are only here to loot and squander. Nobody is ready for the masses.

The man you all idolise—despite his poor performance in Anambra—is also a habitual party defector. No one comes close to your so-called Obidient messiah when it comes to switching political parties. So when others defect, they’re simply walking the path Obi has already normalized.

Here we go again, the political amateurs are back with their tired old chants. You’d think the 2023 heartbreak and premium tears would’ve taught them a lesson. But no, they’re marching straight into another dose of reality in 2027. Best of luck!

Peter Obi appears more concerned with leveraging incidents for political gain than assessing their authenticity. As soon as he learned the incident took place in Lagos, he swiftly used it as an opportunity to discredit his perceived political rival and appeal to public sentiment.
Had such an incident occurred in his own region, it’s doubtful he would have said anything—yet demolitions are also happening in the South East. For someone who has switched parties multiple times and presents himself as a political messiah, his selective outrage seems more about political optics than genuine concern.

As usual, Peter Obi is trying to use this issue to garner political support, score cheap points, and portray his opponents as insensitive and lawless—all in preparation for the 2027 election.
If the same incident had occurred in the South East, Obi would have played the ostrich. Let me remind you: the person at the center of this issue has no known connection to Obi and remains anonymous up till now. Obi can only deceive the gullible

As usual, Peter Obi is trying to use this issue to garner political support, score cheap points, and portray his opponents as insensitive and lawless—all in preparation for the 2027 election.
If the same incident had occurred in the South East, Obi would have played the ostrich. Let me remind you: the person at the center of this issue has no known connection to Obi and remains anonymous up till now. Obi can only deceive the gullible.

These people and their victim mentality are like Siamese twins—forever joined. In their eyes, the whole world is against them. They never accept responsibility for their self-inflicted mess but are quick to point fingers. Admitting fault? Never. They're always right—practically saints who can do no wrong.

Ddensity:
This is very absurd, does it mean we have comprehensive amnacia or we are just educated illiterates in this country. The man said there was no court order or any documents supporting demolition.
Should we silence everyone cause we are playing politics of bitterness, what is wrong is wrong. Am with Obi on this. Note that tomorrow it can be your turn
Oma ga oh.

Just because Obi claims there was no court order doesn’t make it true. He’s simply playing to the gallery to score cheap political points. Far worse has happened in his own region, and he turned a blind eye. At the end of the day, Obi is just another typical politician.

Obi and his supporters are the height of hypocrisy. For every allegation they level against others, they’ve either done worse or turned a blind eye when it suits them.
They elevated a serial party defector and underperforming former governor into a messianic figure overnight—driven largely by tribal sentiment and electoral ambition. If hypocrisy had a face, it would be the Agulu politician and his fanatical supporters.

Many demolitions have taken place in the South East, yet Obi never says a word. He plays the ostrich. But let it happen elsewhere, especially in the South West—even when due process is followed, and he rushes to the media, ranting nonsense.
We see through the game this self-appointed ‘Obidient messiah’ and serial party defector is playing. It’s all about 2027.
But as always, Obi is Labouring in vain.

emkz:
It is time to ask political parties to contribute to conducting elections.

A first step. To register a political party should require 500 million naira registration fee. If a party can gather 100,000 members contributing 5,000 naira, they'd meet up.

If a political party is fielding a candidate for presidential elections, they must contribute 250 million for printing their logo on the ballot. They must also co tribute to logistics and deposit party agents fees with INEC. All party agents must be registered with INEC. That way, the incidence where someone in one party sat on party collation funds will end. Any party that doesn't send agents forfeits their deposit.

Finally, let all parties pay party licensing fees every two years. It can be like 100 million naira. No party must field a candidate if it has not existed for two years.

Since the political industry is now the in-thing, we can as well regulate it.

It would contravene the very essence of democracy and the fundamental right to freedom of association as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The late Gani Fawehinmi fought all the way to the Supreme Court to ensure that INEC allowed the registration of multiple political parties. I suggest you get a copy of that judgment for your perusal.

Ifyz0001:
You have said it all....no one is indispensable.... So no group or tribe should be directly or indirectly be repeatedly be giving the idea or mindset to live Lagos.

Let them stop blacklisting a particular tribe in Lagos.

And stop acting like Lagos will collapse if you leave—nothing will happen. Nobody invited you in the first place. No one is being targeted. Demolitions happen across the country, which affects all people, including in your own region, and we don’t hear you crying about being targeted there. But the moment it affects you in other regions, you start shouting ethnic victimisation. It seems you cling to a victim mentality just to score cheap political points and paint others in a bad light.

LunguBoy:
That's before meeting with Tinubu and trading on white stuff

The population of your people in foreign prisons for drugs trafficking are more than some countries population.

Ifyz0001:
The day igbos will start massively leaving Lagos, I bet you even Tinubu sef go beg them back.

All the hike in rent and road tax and all the rubbish Lagos is enjoying, let igbos just go back and see how the economy of lagos will crash.

They are just talking and behaving anyhow now, when igbos starts leaving enmass...


I pity Lagos

You’ve been saying this from time immemorial, yet Lagos keeps moving forward while you beat your empty chest with tired rhetoric.
Nobody invited anyone to Lagos—you're free to stay or leave.
But claiming Lagos would collapse without you only exposes your economic illiteracy and short-sightedness.
You are irrelevant and inconsequential in the grand scheme of things. Lagos will always be Lagos.

Many demolitions have taken place in the South East, yet Obi never says a word. He plays the ostrich. But let it happen elsewhere, especially in the South West—even when due process is followed, and he rushes to the media, ranting nonsense.
We see through the game this self-appointed ‘Obidient messiah’ and serial party defector is playing. It’s all about 2027.
But as always, Obi is Labouring in vain.

iwaeda:
I saw it, 2027 is already done Atiku is coming, only God can stop him. As for Adamawa governor, let me laugh ahead.

Keep quiet for once! So Obi is no longer coming, and now it’s Atiku? You better calm down before you give yourself a heart attack. All your predictions, long epistles, and propaganda before the 2023 elections ended in the mud. The same fate awaits you in 2027. Get ready for a crushing defeat and gnashing of teeth. As usual, you’ll fall back on your conspiracy theories about election rigging.

It's hard to tell who is more confused — Obi or his deluded supporters. Here's a man who performed woefully in a small state like Anambra for eight years, yet now parades himself as a know-it-all with the supposed expertise to fix Nigeria.
Even more baffling are his supporters, who have elevated a serial party defector and underachiever to messianic status, believing he holds a magical wand to transform the nation's fortunes. Obi and his followers are beginning to resemble nothing more than palace jesters.

Two betrayals, one drama.
A political defector who once swore publicly to Ojukwu never to leave APGA, and a Nollywood lawyer turned politician, are now accusing each other of betrayal.
These two have completely rewritten the definition of betrayal in their own personal dictionaries.
Let’s not forget — Peter Obi jumped from APGA to PDP to Labour Party, despite his oath to Ojukwu.
Kenneth Okonkwo hopped from APC to Labour Party without hesitation.
If betrayal had faces, these two would be on the poster.

Coalition or not, it's pure political comedy — the last, desperate dance of expired masquerade.
They couldn’t stop him in 2023, and they won’t in 2027.
Tinubu is marching to 2031. Brace up! 💥 #JagabanUnstoppable

Those who place their hopes in disgruntled, frustrated, and politically spent forces like El-Rufai and his cohorts, believing they can unseat the master strategist in the 2027 election, are chasing shadows. They are merely setting themselves up for a resounding and humiliating defeat. These spent political forces and their deluded followers, will be permanently relegated to the dustbin of political history after 2027.

Some smart alecks are once again using the Obidient movement as a cash cow—just like they did during the 2023 election.

franchasng:
Donald Trump is teaching us how to be unpredictable in political game.


Bola Tinubu no doubt is a very dangerous politician to deal with, so you must apply all wisdom necessary.


We will keep Tinubu and his boys guessing until every plan is in place.



But bookmark this page today, Tinubu will never come back to Aso Rock come 2027.



Tinubu should just write his hand over note ahead because it's otilor for him already

You never learn, or perhaps you just choose to remain willfully ignorant and always beating your chest with empty rhetoric. You and your ilk said even worse things before the 2023 election, back when Tinubu wasn’t even president. In the end, all your long epistles, propaganda, and conspiracy theories collapsed into the mud, and Tinubu emerged victorious.
The same fate awaits you come 2027. As usual, after your loss, you’ll return to your tired chorus of election rigging claims. This is a warning: it will end in premium tears again.

The so-called coalition is nothing more than a union of convenience, desperate actors, disillusioned figures, and serial political underachievers clinging to relevance. History has shown that such alliances collapse under their own contradictions. In 2027, the only certainty is another round of electoral defeat, and the usual premium tears.

This is the consequence Iran faces for sponsoring terrorist groups around the world in a bid to project influence and dominance. It is in Iran’s best interest to abandon this destabilizing strategy and embrace peaceful diplomacy. Rather than chanting 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel,' Iran should focus on building constructive international relations. Peace, not provocation, is the path to genuine influence.

What has united this coalition will ultimately divide it. Amaechi is a politically spent force, El-Rufai has been sidelined and frustrated, and Atiku remains a perennial candidate without victory. Obi is s serial party defector.
Furthermore, the political rotation logic strongly favours a southern candidate in 2027. Many of the other coalition members are merely attempting to resuscitate their fading political relevance.
This alliance poses no credible threat , in fact, it is more likely to solidify President Tinubu’s position. Those placing hope in a group of disgruntled and frustrated politicians are only preparing themselves for disappointment and ultimately, premium tears.

These people are quick to blame others for problems they’ve caused themselves and refuse to take any personal responsibility.
Okonkwo is a Nollywood politician and lawyer, jumping from one party to another like his 'messiah'—the extraordinary serial party defector, Obi. No political ideology and principles. 'Anywhere belle face'

This resembles the final dance of a worn-out masquerade. Current political events and shifting dynamics no longer favor the Obidient movement. Any further efforts in that direction are likely to be another exercise in futility