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Politics › Re: 2027: I Like How Obi Keep Agbadorians In Confusion by Kdon2: 8:55pm On Mar 07
Linzo:
Have you noticed that Mr Peter Obi has kept the APC, Agbadorians and data boys in guess confusion?. They keep guessing his modus operandi, but can never predict him, let the confusion continue
Obi is the one in confusion. From strong showing to VP ticket in ADC. Thats retrogression if you ask me
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala: Bayo Onanuga Should Have Done The Interview With Mehdi Hassan by Kdon2: 8:28pm On Mar 07
sweerychick:
he didn't try anything, he just made a fool of not only himself but to Tinubu and APC, even the APC head of UK branch wasn't spared when he tried to defend Tinubu about working for Deliotte, Mehdi Hasan told him point blank that Deliotte denied Tinubu with facts.

Daniel Bwala should have kept, or simply answered I don't have any comments on that. When presented with blazing facts but instead he chose to be smart or so he thought because he thinks it was Channels or Arise TV journalist he is facing. Anyway shows you that you can't lie your way to the top when hard facts are there.
Your comment sounds like it's coming from a place of hate not objective view. If so you are burning needless energy.
Politics › Re: Mr Peter Obi Has Officially Picked His Membership Of The ADC (Photos) by Kdon2: 3:57pm On Mar 07
chopnaira:
Mr Peter Obi has officially picked his membership of the ADC..

He is officially a member of ADC. This has put to rest, the speculation of him moving back to Labour party..
He is not contesting as president then signed and sealed.
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala: Bayo Onanuga Should Have Done The Interview With Mehdi Hassan by Kdon2: 3:54pm On Mar 07
Elusive001:
Tried what? Una get shame at all?
You and who be una?☹️
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala: Bayo Onanuga Should Have Done The Interview With Mehdi Hassan by Kdon2: 10:22am On Mar 07
SadiqBabaSani:
It is no more news that Bwala Hassan Special Adviser to Mr President on Policy was torn to shred by a very articulate Mehdi.

Social Commentators believe Bayo Onanuga the 'Mr I know all's should have done that interview.

I was so happy seen Bwala getting slaughtered on live TV because of the many lies and disgraceful comparison he tried to make on serious national matters that affect Nigerian' lives directly.

Why is Mr Bayo afraid to face Mehdi Hassan instead decided to send Bwala.
Bwala tried though. I think fani kayode, Segun showunmi or even dele alake would have done better.
Romance › Re: Polygamy Is Better Than Monogamy by Kdon2: 10:17am On Mar 07
Sirchiboy:
For the sake of your unborn kids Marry plenty wives.
I wish I came from a polygamy home things would have been much better.
A place where competition exist is where real growth happens
Just say you lack required discipline.
Politics › Re: Mehdi Hassan, Releases Video Evidence Of Daniel by Kdon2: 10:12am On Mar 07
Tehillah1:
🔥Mehdi Hassan, releases video evidence of Daniel Bwala saying word-for-word everything he denied

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBNEXotYlko
Story. Iyen ko kan aye, e don go🤣
Politics › Re: I’ll Contest 2027 Presidential Poll Despite APC’s 30 Governors – Peter Obi Vows by Kdon2: 8:53am On Mar 07
Politics › Re: Voting Is Not Bigotry: Why The Narrative Against The South East Is Dangerous by Kdon2: 9:59am On Mar 06
dgr8truth:
This morning, while going through a thread titled “Regional Distribution of Votes in the 2023 Presidential Election” by blamingthedevil, I noticed a recurring narrative portraying the South East as tribalistic because of its overwhelming support for Peter Obi. That repeated characterization prompted a deep concern and compelled me to bring to our collective intellectual consciousness the dangerous implications of such a narrative.

In recent political conversations across Nigeria, this troubling claim has continued to gain traction. Some commentators—particularly from the South West—have attempted to label the South East as “tribalistic” simply because the region voted overwhelmingly for Peter Obi during the 2023 presidential election.

This argument is not only unfair but dangerously hypocritical. A careful look at Nigeria’s own electoral history shows that strong regional voting patterns are not unique to the South East. In fact, they have been a consistent feature of Nigerian elections across all regions.

The 2015 Nigerian presidential election between Muhammadu Buhari of the APC and Goodluck Jonathan of the PDP revealed clear regional voting patterns across the country.

2015 Presidential Election by Geopolitical Zone

Geopolitical Zone APC (Buhari) PDP (Jonathan)

North-West 83% 16%
North-East 78% 22%
North-Central 59% 40%
South-West 56% 42%
South-South 8% 91%
South-East 7% 91%


The data tells a clear story: every region of Nigeria voted overwhelmingly for one candidate or another. The North-West and North-East gave massive support to Buhari, while the South-South and South-East overwhelmingly supported Jonathan.

Yet at that time, the national conversation did not revolve around accusing entire regions of tribal bigotry.

Why then is the South East suddenly being singled out today?

If voting overwhelmingly for a candidate from one's region is evidence of tribalism, then by the same logic many regions across Nigeria would be guilty of the same charge.

The truth is that voting behavior in Nigeria—like in many democracies around the world—is influenced by history, trust, perceived competence, and political alignment. Regional identity can play a role, but it is far from the only factor.

To isolate one region and label millions of citizens as tribal bigots because of their electoral choice is not analysis; it is prejudice.

Democracy Allows Citizens to Choose Freely

In a democracy, citizens have the right to support any candidate they believe best represents their interests and aspirations. That is the essence of democratic freedom.

When people in the South East rallied behind Peter Obi, many believed he represented a different vision for governance, economic management, and national leadership. Their choice may be debated politically, but it should never be weaponized as evidence of ethnic intolerance.

Nigeria must remember the painful lessons of the Nigerian Civil War. That conflict was fueled by mistrust, propaganda, and ethnic suspicion.

The international community has also seen how dangerous such narratives can become. The Rwandan Genocide showed the catastrophic consequences of sustained ethnic demonization.

When public discourse begins to portray entire populations as tribalistic or disloyal, it plants seeds of division that can grow into something far more dangerous.

Political leaders must recognize the danger of these narratives and act responsibly. During his presidency, Goodluck Jonathan demonstrated a level of political tolerance that helped stabilize the nation during highly contested elections.

Today, the government of Bola Ahmed Tinubu carries a similar responsibility. Protecting national unity requires confronting rhetoric that stigmatizes entire regions or ethnic groups.

Narratives that portray one region as inherently tribalistic are not just political opinions—they can become threats to national cohesion.

Nigeria’s democracy will only mature when citizens learn to debate politics without demonizing entire communities. Strong regional voting patterns are not new; they are part of Nigeria’s political reality.

What is new—and dangerous—is the attempt to stigmatize one region for doing what every other region has done at different times in the country’s democratic journey.

The real threat to Nigeria is not how people vote.

The real threat is the deliberate attempt to turn electoral choices into ethnic accusations that divide the nation and bully citizens into electoral silence.

Nigeria must reject such narratives if it hopes to build a stable, united, and mature democracy.
The pattern has remained the same ever since in south east for ages the only difference is the ibo attempt to gaslight everybody to vote their candidate.
Politics › Re: I Had A Fever And Mistakenly Agreed To The Aburi Accord - Yakubu Gowon by Kdon2: 5:34am On Mar 06
Racoon:
Exclusive Arise Interview with General Yakubu Chinwa Gowon( Former Nigerian Military Head of State).
What a charade
Politics › Re: "By Numbers APC Should Present A Muslim Muslim Ticket In 2027 - Farouk Aliyu by Kdon2: 4:36pm On Mar 04
Racoon:
2027; Going By Numbers, The APC Should Present A Muslim Muslim Ticket" - Farouk Aliyu( APC Chieftain ).
This one sef go talk say he gets sense like this o. I am sorry for these northern people who couldn't reason progressively beyond religion
Family › Re: Early Marriage Is Better Than Fornication, Says Young Couple As Photos Go Viral by Kdon2: 4:32pm On Mar 04
Ok
olajay86:
“Early marriage is better than fornication” - Mixed reactions as young Nigerian couple trends after welcoming a child

A young Nigerian couple are currently trending on Arewa social media circles after they welcomed their first child.

The pictures taken by a Kaduna-based photographer have sparked mixed reactions, with some people saying that the girl is underaged and not old enough to be a wife and mother.

https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/03/early-marriage-is-better-than.html
I know say na dem.☹️

Jjjjjj
Politics › Re: Muslims Protest In Lafia Over The Killing Of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah by Kdon2: 5:49pm On Mar 03
Afriifa:
While travelling from Abuja, I encountered protesters along the Makurdi–Lafia Expressway carrying photographs said to depict Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was reportedly killed in U.S.–Israeli strikes.
I struggled to take pictures.
When you call them terrorists they beging to convulse yet they never protest over their brothers and sisters killed daily by terrorists in their region☹️
Politics › Re: Peter Obi In Talks With NDC For Soft Landing by Kdon2: 6:54pm On Mar 02
Ezewuzie01:
The demented loser of the 2023 presidential election Peter Obi who deceived his supporters that he won that election but couldn't prove it in court, has started his chameleonic moves again. Just few days ago, he met with the exco of the newly registered party, NDC, for a closed door meeting. It is said that Peter Obi agreed to move to the new party with his praise singers if the ADC doesn't give him iron clad assurances that he will be selected on consensus as the party's flag bearer for the 2027 general elections.
This Peter obi is not a party man. That's why he can never be president
Politics › Re: mention One IDP Camp You Visited As Governor – Wike Blasts Peter Obi by Kdon2: 5:41pm On Mar 02
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Segunbabba:
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has slammed former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, for celebrating his birthday in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp.

He accused members of the opposition, like Obi, Atiku Abubakar, and Rotimi Amaechi, of hoodwinking poor Nigerians.

Wike made the claim while speaking during his monthly media chat in Abuja.

He said: “I saw Obi, Atiku, and Amaechi going to campaign. What Amaechi did was to buy corn. A corn he has never chewed as a minister on the road.

A corn he didn’t chew as a governor. You like to deceive the poor. It’s like Peter Obi today, If he’s doing birthday party today, he’ll go to IDP camp.

When he was governor, did he not have birthday party? Mention one IDP camp he went to?

Meanwhile, Wike, has disclosed how President Bola Tinubu’s instruction made the All Progressives Congress (APC) secure a majority of the seats in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Area Council elections.

Recall that the APC emerged victorious in five of the six Area Council chairmanship positions in the FCT Area Council elections held on 21st February 2026.

Speaking on the development during his first monthly media parley for 2026 in Abuja on Monday, Wike explained why the APC prevailed.

According to him, Tinubu instructed him to visit satellite towns and ensure they felt the impact of governance.

He asserted that the key factor was the party’s focus on satellite towns rather than on the city centre.

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has slammed former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, for celebrating his birthday in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp.

He accused members of the opposition, like Obi, Atiku Abubakar, and Rotimi Amaechi, of hoodwinking poor Nigerians.

Wike made the claim while speaking during his monthly media chat in Abuja.

He said: “I saw Obi, Atiku, and Amaechi going to campaign. What Amaechi did was to buy corn. A corn he has never chewed as a minister on the road.

A corn he didn’t chew as a governor. You like to deceive the poor. It’s like Peter Obi today, If he’s doing birthday party today, he’ll go to IDP camp.


When he was governor, did he not have birthday party? Mention one IDP camp he went to?”

Meanwhile, Wike, has disclosed how President Bola Tinubu’s instruction made the All Progressives Congress (APC) secure a majority of the seats in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Area Council elections.

Recall that the APC emerged victorious in five of the six Area Council chairmanship positions in the FCT Area Council elections held on 21st February 2026.


Speaking on the development during his first monthly media parley for 2026 in Abuja on Monday, Wike explained why the APC prevailed.

According to him, Tinubu instructed him to visit satellite towns and ensure they felt the impact of governance.

He asserted that the key factor was the party’s focus on satellite towns rather than on the city centre.

Wike said, “Let’s tell ourselves the simple truth. Who would have beaten Asiwaju’s government in this FCT election if all we did was focus on the city? All over the years, ruling parties have struggled to win in the city because the people there talk a lot but rarely come out to vote.

Wike, who revealed that he was personally appointed as a minister when President Tinubu took office, stressed the importance of extending governance beyond the city.

The President said we must go to the satellite towns and let them feel the impact of governance, let them feel the impact of government.

And we did that. When you go to places like Karu, Kabusa, Wasa, you see how happy the people are. That’s where the voters came out in numbers.

The minister also highlighted the difference between residents in the city and those in satellite towns.

Where did people not come out? All of them are within the city. But when we reached the satellite towns, people voted and made their voices heard. That’s why APC was able to secure the majority of seats,” he added.

https://www./2026/03/02/mention-one-idp-camp-you-visited-as-governor-wike-blasts-peter-obi/
Obi is just a pretender and a clown 🤡
Politics › Re: 2027: PDP, ADC, LP Await Implosion In APC During Party Primaries by Kdon2: 11:19am On Mar 02
politicoNG:
https://thesun.ng/2027-primaries-pdp-adc-lp-await-implosion-in-apc/
The APC with Tinubu will not implode. Or have you seen a party with Tinubu on board that imploded. That your dream will not come true
Politics › Re: Throwback Photos Of Buhari And Ayatollah Khamenei by Kdon2: 9:54am On Mar 02
Comr24:
What await thoseinepsteinisland
You have a lot to answer though.
Nairaland General › Student Union Gives Total Shut Down Notice.to Fedpoffa Management by Kdon2(op): 5:02pm On Mar 01
📢 NOTICE OF CAMPUS CLOSURE

Dear Esteemed Faculty & Departmental Presidents,

This is to formally notify you and your respective faculties and departments that the Students’ Union Government has resolved to total closure of both campuses tomorrow in response to the failure of management to address pressing student demands.

The protest is necessitated by the following unresolved issues:
1. T-SHIP (Students Health Insurance Program) – Lack of clarity, implementation gaps, and failure to provide adequate healthcare coverage for students.
2. Poor Medical Facilities – Inadequate drugs, equipment, and poor service delivery at the school clinic.
3. Inadequate Classrooms – Overcrowded lecture halls that cannot accommodate the increasing number of admitted students.
4. Harsh Enforcement of School Fees Payment – The “No School Fees, No Entry / No Test” policy without considerate engagement with students’ realities.

Despite previous engagements and appeals, these concerns remain unattended to, thereby affecting the academic welfare and well-being of students.

All Faculties and Departmental Presidents are hereby directed to:
• Mobilize students in your jurisdiction
• Ensure total compliance with the campus closure.
• Maintain peace, order, and discipline throughout the agitation.

This action is in the collective interest of all students. We must stand united, peaceful, and resolute in demanding better welfare and academic conditions.

Further directives regarding time and assembly point will be communicated shortly.

Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta!

Signed,
Abdulazeez Majeed Olanrewaju
SUG President
Federal Polytechnic Offa
Politics › Re: Throwback Photos Of Buhari And Ayatollah Khamenei by Kdon2: 3:04pm On Mar 01
CyynthiaKiss:
Throwback Photos Of Late Buhari And Late Iranian Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei
Both are dead now receiving their reward of 72 virgin monsters from Satan
Nairaland General › Fibally! The Fall Of Iran Leader Kohmenei by Kdon2(op): 6:53am On Mar 01
The death of Ali khomenei is the first good news I woke up to today.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei Is Dead by Kdon2: 6:45am On Mar 01
Bluntguy:
Me thinks he is permanently moved. If you don't gerrriit forgerrabourrit.
😂😂😂😂😂
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei Is Dead by Kdon2: 6:44am On Mar 01
Righteousness2:
Nasrallah and Sinwar confirmed that Khamenei arrived in hell and joined them!

Modern Day Haman is gone a day before Purim!

The MASTERMIND of October 7th is gone!!



Bye bye forever
Thank you bro. The world will be better off from blood thirsty murderers like him. The next focus should be Nigeria
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei Is Dead by Kdon2: 6:42am On Mar 01
grandiose4ever:
Very soon someone would come to compare Iranian military prowess with that OF Israel.

Unless you plan to use human shields like Hamas did, Israel will get you.
Even US won't mess with Israel. They don't do gragra they do precision strike and strike where it's fatal. They killed all successive Hamas leader one by one as they replace one another. Imagine playing military games with those kind of people.☹️
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei Is Dead by Kdon2: 6:36am On Mar 01
Almiron:
Source: Foxnews

Developing news.
Good riddance to bad rubbish ☹️
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's Dead Body Found In Rubble by Kdon2: 6:31am On Mar 01

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