₦airaland Forum

nedu666:
The north has written for permission to protest. Oya lambast them with a similar article. Coward noise makers

Rantingpiglets:
We are NIGERIANS we will protest anywhere..

Why is TINUBU President of NIGERIA? Why not President of SW?

Useless idiot

Stolen:
NIGERIA IS NOT WORTH DIEING OVER.



LET THE NIGERIANS DO THEIR PROTEST.



STAY CLEAR AND WATCH

year2013:
Chest beater. Keyboard warrior.

Rantingpiglets:
A Yahoo Yahoo adult.

Betanaija42moro:
Lies from pit of hell
Focus on the hardship the is destroying you

Diligence:
Dear Mr IPOB President Peter Obi. The word "Deteriorated" is kinda understatement; the appropriate epithet to describe current state of Nigeria is yet to enter the dictionary.

See nah: The current illegitimate president said: "He doesn't believe in One Nigeria.

BAT in 2023 charged his cronies to SNATCH ballot Box & Run with it .

BAT gained admission into Chicago with certificate of a school not in existent.

BAY has drug issues & his actual identity & background is unknown!

Buhari spent over N300 billion Naira for electronic voting just like South Africa just showed the world how it is done. Mahmoud Yakubu, BAT & some politicians stole The People's Mandate. They turned off Electronic device, rigged the elections, drastically reduced Mr Peter Obi's results, used thugs to maim, stab & kill people, they also snatched & burnt people's votes in 2023! Their attack dogs threatened people who would not vote BAT NOT to show up. In so-called centre of excellence, Oro was declared on an election day! Money changed hands & The Judiciary turned blind eyes & seared conscience & miscarried justice!

Dear Mr Peter Obi, Nigeria is worse than a jungle!

We hope that come 2027, the last straw won't break the Carmel's back ultimately!

Man102:
I Will Never Turn My Back on You – President Tinubu Tells Nigerians, Speaks on Economic Reforms | #Politicsnigeria

President Bola Tinubu has vowed never to turn his back on Nigerians.

He also urged Nigerians to bear the pains of economic reforms, saying the measures are necessary to put the nation on a sound economic footing.

He made the disclosure on Wednesday in a national broadcast marking the 25th anniversary of Nigeria’s democracy.

Tinubu said, “As we continue to reform the economy, I shall always listen to the people and will never turn my back on you.”

President Tinubu also addressed the recent negotiations with organized labour on a new national minimum wage, stating that the government has negotiated in good faith and will soon send an executive bill to the National Assembly to enshrine the agreed-upon wage for the next five years or less.

He said it is important to have both political and economic democracy, urging the nation to continue working towards a brighter future.

The president acknowledged the economic difficulties faced by the country and the need for reforms to create a stronger foundation for growth.

He added, “In the end, our national greatness will not be achieved by travelling the easy road. It can only be achieved by taking the right one.

“The words of the American President Franklin Roosevelt certainly ring true:

“ There are many ways of going forward. But only one way of standing still”!

“We dare not slumber lest the good things awaiting our immediate future pass us by. We dare not plant our feet in idle standstill in the middle of the intersection of hope and despair.

“We know the proper way forward and we shall take it!

“The initial rays of a brighter tomorrow now appear on the early horizon. An abundant future and our capacity to achieve that future lie within our reach. Democracy and the institutions it begets offer to take us to our profound destination.

“Let us board this progressive train together. Together, let us move Nigeria forward.

“Let’s continue to keep the fire of democracy burning. Let’s keep the torch lit for generations to come.”


Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/i-will-never-turn-my-back-on-you-president-tinubu-tells-nigerians-speaks-on-economic-reforms/

Everlastingson:
The Abacha regime you now call evil was far better than the present Tinubu's. At least your father fed well then. You can't even afford garri today. Hungry Bateria.

Essence20:
And how evil was Abacha regime to compare to Tinubu regime

tishbite43:
Buhari was part of Abacha's regime
Tinubu asked Abacha to make him number 2 in Lagos then thereby throwing Abiola under the bus. You can ask Kola.
Babagana Kingibe was part of Abacha's regime
Bagudu was part of Abacha's regime
So, what do have to say
Yoruba hypocrite

Essence20:
And who's in the right position to speak about democracy.
Emilokan abi

CrossRhodes:
As ports administrator what direct influence did he have on human rights abuse that year?

Putindbutt:
Obi Gbajue.. this is why Sowore dey flog this guy. person wey no conduct local government election for 7years, civil servants dey strike back to back under his administration. abeg park well. Obi kille Anambra youths and dumped them in ezu river, the same man dey talk democracy. fraud.

Bobloco:
"True democracy should be people-oriented, where the rights of citizens are respected, the laws are obeyed, the leaders remain accountable to the people, and people's welfare and care, especially for the poor, become paramount and high priorities. Unfortunately, the opposite is the case in our situation. To further illustrate that we are not truly democratic and have only produced the vices enumerated above",

This is more like it, a real speech

Not the other by Tinubu laced with hopelessness

Kosiso12:
Peter Obi

sweetjohn:
You are shameless. Drug trafficking is common to all South. What the hell are you talking about. Have seen many yoruba women that traffic drugs in Lagos. In SE its an individual thing but in SW its a family business just like Yahoo yahoo. In SW parent encourages their children to do yahoo yahoo and drugs trafficking but in SE its a taboo. So get your fact right.

The name TInubu the imposter president of Nigeria dosent sound like Igbo name.

BelieveAfrica:
Always repeating thrash stuffed into their heads by Buhari and Tinubu propaganda machines. They are incapable of thinking independently and making sound judgement.

Man102:
I Will Never Turn My Back on You – President Tinubu Tells Nigerians, Speaks on Economic Reforms | #Politicsnigeria

President Bola Tinubu has vowed never to turn his back on Nigerians.

He also urged Nigerians to bear the pains of economic reforms, saying the measures are necessary to put the nation on a sound economic footing.

He made the disclosure on Wednesday in a national broadcast marking the 25th anniversary of Nigeria’s democracy.

Tinubu said, “As we continue to reform the economy, I shall always listen to the people and will never turn my back on you.”

President Tinubu also addressed the recent negotiations with organized labour on a new national minimum wage, stating that the government has negotiated in good faith and will soon send an executive bill to the National Assembly to enshrine the agreed-upon wage for the next five years or less.

He said it is important to have both political and economic democracy, urging the nation to continue working towards a brighter future.

The president acknowledged the economic difficulties faced by the country and the need for reforms to create a stronger foundation for growth.

He added, “In the end, our national greatness will not be achieved by travelling the easy road. It can only be achieved by taking the right one.

“The words of the American President Franklin Roosevelt certainly ring true:

“ There are many ways of going forward. But only one way of standing still”!

“We dare not slumber lest the good things awaiting our immediate future pass us by. We dare not plant our feet in idle standstill in the middle of the intersection of hope and despair.

“We know the proper way forward and we shall take it!

“The initial rays of a brighter tomorrow now appear on the early horizon. An abundant future and our capacity to achieve that future lie within our reach. Democracy and the institutions it begets offer to take us to our profound destination.

“Let us board this progressive train together. Together, let us move Nigeria forward.

“Let’s continue to keep the fire of democracy burning. Let’s keep the torch lit for generations to come.”


Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/i-will-never-turn-my-back-on-you-president-tinubu-tells-nigerians-speaks-on-economic-reforms/

Bobloco:
Tinubu, who went cap in hand begging Abacha for an appointment after betraying MKO Abiola, is a Democrat.

EbinPawaGovt:
People from a particular tribe are never democrats. I didn't name any tribe o...

Bobloco:
It doesn't take away the fact that Tinubu is not and never be a democrat

snowwhyte607:
KEN SARO WIWA could not believe what happened to him. Lesson: Do not sabotage your own people's efforts towards their liberation.

He never believed Abacha would confirm his death sentence!

From Oputa panel revelations, on the day of his execution, unable to face his fate with fortitude because he believed that his sentence would be commutted.

When they came for him, he kept on asking if Abacha was aware?

He Resisted being led to the execution point, kept on protesting for time as he expected reprieve would come at the 11th hour.

To calm him, he was shown the execution order signed by Abacha, but he frantically denounced it as fake, demanding audience with Abacha immediately.

The officer commanding the squad, a junior officer told him, the only report his superiors would listen to would be report of his death and nothing else.

Wiwa reverted to telling his killers how close he was to Abacha; the afternoons they spent playing tennis at 2nd Artillery brigade in Port Harcourt in the 70s, the nice evenings they used to have. That during the Ogoni protests, he had expected Abacha to have called him based on old times and asked him the least Ogoni would have accepted.

Wiwa pleaded and pleaded for his life to be spared. His pleas fell on deaf ears.

"Oh God", he screamed, let my pleas work. His eyes were greasy with welling tears.

Why should today be his last day on earth?
What crimes did he commit? That he asked for his people to have a share of the wealth that comes from their land? The land that no longer supports farming or fishing because of oil spillage.

He mistook the officer's dark reflections for contemplations of pity!

Any independent observer would conclude that Saro deserves pity and more. He had worked for it. His efforts during the civil war shortened the duration and saved thousands of Nigerian soldiers lives.

You see, while the Biafran blocked Omanelu and Isiokpo axis through Elele Junction, Saro was able to organise guides who guided the Nigerian soldiers to infiltrate through Etche, Alulu, link up to Ihiagwa and Nekede, connect Obosima and cutoff the Biafran soldiers who had successfully blocked the 3rd Marine Commandos Advance led by Black Scorpion.

Wiwa was rewarded with appointment as the Civilian Administrator of the port city of Bonny.
And it was really this bit of history that was the bone of contention.

He rightly or wrongly believed he had equal stake in the territory called Nigeria, having staked his life and helped in defeating those who were neigbours to him.

So, the shares of spoils of war, for which oil was the paramount spoil should be extended to his people, because without their efforts it would have been impossible to subdue Biafra in the battle field.

Remember that the 3rd Marine Commandos were eventually routed from Owerri, just before the end of the war, wherein Black Scorpion among the few to escape, had to escape dressed as a woman, for which he was court marshalled and dishonourably discharged. Adekunle the scorpion died a pauper, neglected by the federal side he fought for.

On the other hand, Wiwa's erstwhile partners in conquest/crime, believed they have more than adequately rewarded him by making him an administrator of the city of Bonny and also making him a commissioner in Rivers State.
So he should keep off the oil, whether it was drilled from his village or not.

Posterity would judge who was right between him and those Abacha represented. For me as a scholar, I believe his requests or demands were in other. Eye wey see deal, the follow share. The child who pounded the pepper is entitled to a share.

Wiwa's fate had been decided, the day he asked about the oil.

The recipients of the message were people from the oil-producing communities. None would dare ask questions about "our oil" after Wiwa's execution.

At that point, the captain gave his orders and he was lifted up, struggling and protesting till he was tied up and killed.

When the question of the whereabouts of Wiwa's body was raised at the Oputa panel, one of the soldiers giving evidence reported that it was completely dissolved in acid.

☝🏾This is an intelligent narrative beautifully written.

But I should add that Mr Saro-Wiwa - like Adaka Boro and many other "Niger Delta" youths who would betray their new republic - had studied at secondary school and university on Eastern Nigeria scholarship.

It should also be noted that because of Saro-Wiwa's betrayal, he was also rewarded with countless number of "abandoned properties", including some previously belonging to Chief John Anyaehie (late father of Barr Nnamdi Anyaehie, CoS to Governor Uzodinma).

Late Sani Abacha and late Saro-Wiwa onced lived together in one of the abandoned properties he had seized.

Ken Saro Wiwa's son, Ken Jnr also died very young. He died suddenly in London on 18 October 2016, aged 47, after suffering a stroke.

Finally, recall that, before Saro-Wiwa's arrest, he had run to the same Enugu and the same Chukwuemeka Odimegwu-Ojukwu he had betrayed, to ask for Igbo intervention in his murder case. It was then that Ojukwu uttered that immortal word "Okokorokoooo" to the frightened Ogoni man.

The meeting that Saro-Wiwa attended was at Hotel Presidential Enugu, built by Michael Okpara who had given Saro-Wiwa scholarship to study at Government College Umuahia - and also betrayed by Saro-Wiwa! - from Chinedu Jideofo-Ogbuagu

gidgiddy:
Regions that were controlling their resources under Ironsi were powerless. The only thing Ironsi removed was democracy

gidgiddy:
Nigeria used to have four Regions, all four Regions controlling their resources. This practice continued until Gowon came in and abolished all 4 Regions in May 1967 with Decree 14. Gowon also enacted Decree 15 that ended resource control. However, the sentence that brought Regionalism to an end in Decree 14 reads as follows

THE FEDERAL MILITARY GOVERNMENT therefore hereby decrees as follows-

1. There shall, on the commencement of this Decree, be created out of the Regions, States to be known by the names in column 1

And just like that, the 4 Regions were abolished, 12 States were created, and Regionalism disappeared

Thonee:
That's the reason no youth is supporting Sowore, he's an online paid noisemaker.
He published shít against GEJ, called him names and help champion the emergence of Buhari in 2015 indirectly with his bias media.
If you have the effrontery to call Obi names, then i expect you to blow the trumpet of fraud about Thíéf-nubu more louder than you do to others cos nobody comes close to the level of his fràúúúddddd.