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Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal Nurtured Corruption, Big Scam – Mahdi Shehu by Jonjam269: 3:22pm On Feb 04
Another fake expert full of ignorance just dropped content for hallelujah boys and keyboard warriors to start shouting.
Education › Re: FG did not Approve Textbook Excluding Igbo History For JSS Class - Tunji Alausa by Jonjam269: 12:11pm On Feb 03
These people will go to any length to push a victimhood and marginalisation narrative to score cheap political points, demonising others while playing the saints, all just to have their way in politics and beyond.
Politics › Re: Who Would You Vote Among These Presidential Candidates If Presented And Why? by Jonjam269: 4:07pm On Feb 02
Same script, same delusion. Phantom online polls, recycled hype, and loud social media noise. Unfortunately for them, elections aren’t conducted in comment sections. 2027 will end the fantasy again.
Politics › Re: Former Ondo First Lady Akeredolu Endorses Peter Obi for 2027 by Jonjam269: 1:59pm On Jan 31
A political nonstarter who couldn’t secure her own polling unit is rallying behind another failed serial party hopper. This is nothing but loud grandstanding in search of relevance. Their path leads only to failure and premium tears.
Politics › Re: 2027: Obidients And The Illusion Of Political Dominance by Jonjam269: 8:51pm On Jan 30
A serial party hopper who achieved nothing particularly remarkable during eight years in a relatively small state like Anambra suddenly reinvented himself overnight as a messianic figure. Such a character is bound to fail woefully in a complex and deeply diverse country like Nigeria.

There is no coherent economic blueprint, only empty buzzwords, publicity stunts like serving food in public, recycled or questionable statistics, headline-chasing, and constant pandering to the gallery.

Peter Obi is largely a product of social media fabrication and hype. There is nothing exceptional about his record, either intellectually and in terms of measurable performance. What we are witnessing is a group of disgruntled elements desperately trying to repackage failure as a reformer, and a serial party hopper as an ideological politician. This political adventure is destined to end in heartbreak and premium tears
Foreign Affairs › Re: Michelle Obama's New Look Sparks Curiosity (Before And After Photos) by Jonjam269: 11:56pm On Jan 29
Change is the only constant in life. Since everyone will eventually grow old, this issue is both irrelevant and inconsequential, it merely serves as fodder for online warriors and echo chambers to feed on.
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by Jonjam269: 5:33pm On Jan 29
They claimed the South East is peaceful and insisted that reports of insecurity are just exaggerations by outsiders, even blaming the so-called Lagos–Ibadan media. If the region is truly peaceful as they say, then they should fully support Governor Soludo in ending the Monday sit-at-home. Yet the same people still say they can’t open their businesses on Mondays because of unknown gunmen. This contradiction exposes clear hypocrisy.
Politics › Re: Faces Of Those Who Claim They Want To Rescue Nigeria! by Jonjam269: 12:44pm On Jan 29
The ADC is made up of out-of-favour, politically irrelevant, and bitter politicians drawn from the APC, Labour, PDP, and other parties, individuals desperately seeking relevance by recycling their fading political careers just to continue enjoying the spoils of power. Some of them cannot even win their own polling units, let alone a local government or a state.

They are united by a single destiny: crushing defeat. Their deluded supporters are merely setting themselves up for heartbreak, premium tears, and bitter disappointment
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Campaigns For ADC Candidates In FCT Abuja Area Council Election (Video by Jonjam269: 9:15am On Jan 29
The serial party hopper and self-styled Agulu saviour, Peter Obi, is merely performing the final dance of a worn-out masquerade before fading into political obscurity.
Politics › Re: ADC Unveils 50-member Panel To Draft Policy, Manifesto; Led By Oyegun, Utomi by Jonjam269: 8:59am On Jan 29
The ADC is made up of out-of-favour, politically irrelevant, and bitter politicians drawn from the APC, Labour, PDP, and other parties, individuals desperately seeking relevance by recycling their fading political careers just to continue enjoying the spoils of power. Some of them cannot even win their own polling units, let alone a local government or a state.

They are united by a single destiny: crushing defeat. Their deluded supporters are merely setting themselves up for heartbreak, premium tears, and bitter disappointment
TV/Movies › Re: Oversabi Aunty Becomes First Nollywood Directorial Debut To Hit ₦1 Billion by Jonjam269: 8:10am On Jan 28
Checkwell:
Too much hype! Very basic story. Nothing new.

Nonsense film.
Just wish her well and move on. All this wailing is unnecessary—she didn’t cause your frustration.
Politics › Re: 2027: Nigerians Are Ready, Bolaji Abdullahi Warns ADC Of Internal Disunity by Jonjam269: 4:55pm On Jan 27
A band of rejected, bitter politicians now parading as defenders of democracy, not out of principle but out of desperation to regain power and its spoils. No economic vision, no coherent plan, just hollow buzzwords, crowd-pleasing theatrics, fake statistics, and recycled rhetoric dressed up as policy.
Bound together only by their humiliating defeat, they are headed straight for permanent political irrelevance after 2027
Politics › Re: Lagos Hosts Abia Commissioner Of Lands & Housing, Chukwumerije, On Study Tour by Jonjam269: 9:04pm On Jan 26
This is a good one. Lagos leads other follow.
Politics › Re: GBadebo Rhodes Vivour Releases List Of ADC Chairmen In Lagos by Jonjam269: 11:28am On Jan 26
Historically, there has been a perception that some Igbo political and business interests have sought to expand their influence within Lagos State’s political and economic space, often leveraging the long-standing liberal and inclusive nature of Yoruba society.

As a result, many Lagos government policies are frequently framed as anti-Igbo, largely to gain political sympathy or score points in public discourse.

However, when Yoruba stakeholders push back against what they see as attempts to dominate Lagos’ political authority, they are often labelled with derogatory names. Despite this resistance, these competing interests are unlikely to retreat easily. The Yoruba, on their part, are aware of these dynamics and remain prepared to assert their political rights within their own state.
Crime › Re: Delhi Police Bust Nigerian Drug Syndicate; Arrest Two With Cocaine And MDMA by Jonjam269: 9:16am On Jan 20
The same people would blame the government if India places a visa ban on Nigerian nationals, never take responsibility for their self-inflicted problems. Instead, they resort to pointing imaginary accusing fingers at others for problems of their own making.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Is Fraudster In ADC To Reconnect With Fellow Criminals — Deji Adeyanju by Jonjam269: 7:25pm On Jan 19
An individual who frequently switches political parties like diapers, cannot credibly speak on unity and integrity. With no notable achievements after eight years governing a small state like Anambra, expecting effective leadership in a complex nation like Nigeria is misplaced.
This narrative is sustained by social media hype and fabrication, repackaging a non-performer as a reformer and elevating failure to messianic status. It's a political wild-goose chase.
Politics › Re: AFCON 2025: Bronze Medal Good As Gold, Tinubu Hails Super Eagles’ Victory by Jonjam269: 7:45am On Jan 18
At the mere mention of President Tinubu’s name, the wailers predictably begin their noise, spewing gibberish. We understand, you are still nursing the wounds of your electoral defeat. But make no mistake, the loss of 2023 will be child’s play compared to what awaits you in 2027. So save the wailing; you’ll need it then
Politics › Re: ADC Ticket: Who Would Be A Better President? by Jonjam269: 6:08pm On Jan 17
These are serial party hoppers who have been tested in public office and failed. By merely changing parties, they attempt to present themselves as reformers.
In reality, some disgruntled elements are trying to repackage non-performers as credible alternatives and portray serial defectors as ideological politicians.
Politics › Re: ADC: Removing Tinubu In 2027 Only Way To Reclaim Nigeria by Jonjam269: 5:48pm On Jan 17
A disgruntled band of out-of-favour politicians, pretending to be defenders of democracy, are merely scheming their way back to power to keep enjoying its spoils. Most are serial defectors who have been tested and failed woefully. They and their supporters are heading straight for a crushing defeat and premium tears.
Politics › Re: Why Peter Obi Tops Adc’s List — Dr. Marshall Odede Reveals, Trashes Okonkwo by Jonjam269: 11:42pm On Jan 16
The 2027 election will be easier for President Tinubu than the 2023 contest. The current social media hype and delusion are merely attempts to revive the fading political relevance of the social media president and habitual defector Peter Obi.
TV/Movies › Re: Alaba Boys Printing Fake “LG” Logo On Televisions (Video) by Jonjam269: 2:56pm On Jan 10
SeeWahala:
Open seaport in the south east una say lie-lie grin

Thereby forcing these ones to be doing their CaNtA feit TeeVee in AwA LaGoS instead of AbA 🤗 destroying the commerce for those living there, etc 😏
Enough of this tired excuse. The South East lacks the water depth for a proper seaport, full stop. Yet this same argument is used to justify mass migration to Lagos. Are there seaports in every part of Nigeria you migrate to? People migrate for econimic survival not emotional narratives.
Politics › Re: 2027: Why Peter Obi Is Asking For ADC Ticket – Ibrahim Abdulkareem by Jonjam269: 12:18pm On Jan 08
An individual who frequently switches political parties like diapers, cannot credibly speak on unity and integrity. With no notable achievements after eight years governing a small state like Anambra, expecting effective leadership in a complex nation like Nigeria is misplaced.
This narrative is sustained by social media hype and fabrication, repackaging a non-performer as a reformer and elevating failure to messianic status. It's a political wild-goose chase.
Education › Re: "Nyash", "Mammy Market", "Amala" Among Nigerian Words Added To Oxford Dictionary by Jonjam269: 12:05pm On Jan 08
SmallDick99:
Why is it added when is not related to the English language? Is like adding Igbo to Yoruba language

How does an English dictionary even work
English contains numerous words that originate from languages other than English.
Politics › Re: We Won't Take It Lightly If Peter Obi Doesn't Get ADC Ticket - Mama Pee by Jonjam269: 9:51am On Jan 07
Most Obidients are politically naïve and intellectually dishonest. They mistake social media noise, empty threats, and mob hype for genuine political strategy. After the ADC primaries, reality will strike hard and shatter their illusions.
The ADC is nothing more than a political contraption engineered to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition, populated largely by loyalists, enablers, and career yes-men with no independent ideological backbone, answerable only to Atiku. In this arrangement, Peter Obi is merely a pawn on the political chessboard.
Politics › Re: My Candid Advice To ADC: Avoid Another Wike Scenario - Dele Momodu by Jonjam269: 5:26pm On Jan 06
It’s difficult to say who is more confused between Peter Obi and his followers who foolishly believed that social media noise, propaganda, and threats would magically secure the ADC presidential ticket for their so-called messiah.

The ADC is clearly structured to serve Atiku’s long-standing presidential ambition. In that political arrangement, the serial party hopper, Peter Obi, is nothing more than a disposable pawn on a larger chessboard.

When the ADC primaries finally expose this reality, Obidients, true to their predictable nature, will start hunting for scapegoats, blaming everyone except themselves for a thoroughly self-inflicted wahala.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Lost Its Voice – ADC Slams Tinubu Govt Over Silence On Venezuela by Jonjam269: 8:32pm On Jan 05
ADC is a gathering of politically displaced and disgruntled figures clinging to relevance and fighting for survival. They are playing to the gallery, deluding themselves into acting like a credible opposition with superior policies, when in reality they have none to offer.
Their only purpose is to manufacture noise and give paid keyboard warriors something to amplify. What truly unites them is a shared history of failure and an approaching crunchy defeat, and inevitably, the very desperation that bound them together will be what scatters them apart.
Politics › Re: We’ll Only Support Peter Obi As ADC Presidential Candidate – Obidient Movement by Jonjam269: 2:06pm On Jan 05
The serial party hopper has embarked on yet another political voyage, and the destination is a brutal, crushing defeat. True to form, the Obidients have descended into delusion and hallucinations, fantasizing about a phantom electoral victory for Obi. In reality, their fake messiah is confused, ideologically hollow, and lacks the political depth they desperately try to project onto him.

Come 2027, they will once again learn the bitter lesson that elections are not won on social media. And as usual, when reality hits, they will go searching for scapegoats to blame for their own self-inflicted wahala
Culture › Re: Obi Of Issele-uku Kingdom Bans Yoruba Asoebi During Traditional Marriage by Jonjam269: 4:31pm On Jan 03
How many Yorubas are actually residing in that region compared to the millions of other ethnic groups living in the South-West? If the South-West so much as wields the hammer, or even sneezes, the impact would be felt far and wide, and the usual suspects would immediately start wailing, calling on the whole world to come to their rescue. History shows that even the slightest reaction from the South-West carries far-reaching consequences.
Politics › Re: We Negotiated For Peter Obi Presidency In ADC, Nothing Less - Oseloka Obaze by Jonjam269: 8:51am On Jan 03
Some disgruntled, self-serving elements are desperately trying to repackage a non-performer as a performer, a non-reformer as a reformer, and a serial party hopper as an ideological politician. Their real objective is not national progress but to smuggle him into Aso Rock in pursuit of personal relevance and political appointments.
This latest political voyage is bound to end in a crunchy defeat, after which the Obidients will as usual hunt for scapegoats to explain away their self-inflicted failures.
Politics › Re: Obidients Will Still Remain In ADC If Obi Loses The Primary - Tanko (video) by Jonjam269: 10:50am On Jan 02
The so-called coalition is nothing more than a vehicle designed to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition, with the serial party hopper, Peter Obi, reduced to a disposable pawn on the political chessboard. The inevitable blame game and scapegoating will begin when Obi is roundly defeated at the primaries, and will reach its peak when the ADC also loses at the general election, an outcome that will finally consign him to the political dustbin of history.

The master strategist is clearly several moves ahead. If he could not be defeated in 2023 despite coordinated media assaults, relentless propaganda, a controversial currency redesign, and endless court cases, imagining his defeat in 2027 as a sitting president is nothing but chasing shadows and running after the wind.

All the noise and propaganda around the ADC exist solely to keep the keypad warriors and hallelujah boys occupied, feeding them the illusion of a phantom electoral victory.

Same failed script, same failed outcome

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