CharlotteFlair: While the tribe with the highest number of people under psychia treatment are lukumis.
Oh! So you know ibis have the highest of their people in prisons. Why? Because most are criminals. Evidence plenty. You see for mental issues give it to them too. Dilector kanu and Ojukwu and ekpa are chief examples among countless other leaders of. We never begin count among the non leaders and youths🤣
CharlotteFlair: It means you don't know what's going on or just got out from prison. I sell it, you consume. I make money, you go to yaba left. The statistics are there, if only you know how to use Google.
The tribe with highest number in prison are ibos🤭🤭🤭🤭
Chimex002: “My Shop Was The Only One Demolished By The Lagos State Government Simply Because I’m The Only Igbo Person Who Owns A Shop There. I Did Noth
vowiski: Says the disaster who brought Buhari upon us
You are not even ashamed to claim Soyinka brought buhari upon you. You no get family or towns people, state, region or tribe? If soyinka can bring buhari on you then those that I have mentioned above are all useless.
Editorialtimes: Ivory Coast: Ouattara Wins Controversial Fourth Term with 89.77% — Opposition Denies Legitimacy
By Queen Madaki | The Bureau News
The Bureau News reports that Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has secured a controversial fourth term in office, winning 89.77% of the vote in an election marred by political tension and boycotts, according to provisional results announced by the electoral commission on Monday. The poll, which saw nearly nine million voters cast their ballots, was overshadowed by the exclusion of key rivals Laurent Gbagbo and Tidjane Thiam, who were both barred from contesting.
Low Turnout and Deep Political Divides
While turnout averaged just over 50%, participation varied widely. In Ouattara’s northern strongholds, voter turnout neared 100%, but in traditionally opposition-leaning regions — including parts of Abidjan and the southern city of Gagnoa — only 20% of eligible voters participated. Observers say this reflects both political fatigue and deliberate disengagement following weeks of unrest.
“The absence of major opposition figures, coupled with heightened tension before election day, discouraged participation,” said William Assanvo of the Institute for Security Studies (ISS). “Many voters stayed home, skeptical of the process.”
Barred Rivals and Legitimacy Questions
Former president Laurent Gbagbo was excluded due to a prior criminal conviction, while ex-Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam was disqualified for holding French nationality. Both men had called for a boycott, arguing that Ouattara’s continued rule undermined constitutional limits and democratic competition.
Political analyst Geoffroy Kouao told The Bureau News that “the turnout rate shows two things — strong mobilisation in pro-Ouattara areas and complete withdrawal by the opposition base.”
Opposition Rejects Results, Calls for Fresh Election
Leading opposition voices have rejected the outcome, denying “any legitimacy” to Ouattara’s victory and demanding fresh elections. Entrepreneur Jean-Louis Billon, who came second with just 3.09% of the vote, acknowledged “very low turnout in some regions” but offered cautious congratulations to the incumbent.
Despite deploying 44,000 security personnel and imposing night-time curfews in several areas, the election period witnessed violence. At least eight people were reported killed and nearly two dozen injured in election-day clashes at more than 200 polling stations.
Historical Context and Fragile Stability
Ivory Coast’s presidential contests have historically been fraught with volatility. Ouattara first came to power following the disputed 2010–2011 election against Gbagbo, a crisis that left over 3,000 people dead. His leadership since 2011 has been credited with stabilising the economy, yet critics say his fourth term marks a dangerous concentration of power in a country still healing from past divisions.
On Monday, Abidjan’s streets returned to relative normalcy after a tense and unusually quiet weekend. “The Ivorians said NO to prophets of doom,” headlined Patriote, a pro-government newspaper. In contrast, opposition paper Notre Voie described the poll as “an election reflecting a divided country.”
Regional Reactions and International Watch
West African observers, including ECOWAS and the African Union, have called for calm and restraint, urging political actors to prioritise dialogue over confrontation. Analysts say Ivory Coast’s stability remains vital to the region’s economic and security balance.
For now, Ouattara’s sweeping victory may consolidate control in the short term — but without reconciliation and reform, The Bureau News notes, the country risks replaying its painful political past under a veneer of democratic order.
press9jatv: “House Is Seen Being Demolished At Midnight In Spite of Occupants Still Asleep Inside Amidst Gale of Demolitions in Oworonsoki, Lagos”.🙆🏼♂️💔
Nwaikpe: This man should be treated as a mentally challenged person. He talks like, acts like, and proves continually that he is a mentally challenged person.
He should be transfered to a mental assylum and left there to heal.
ikorodureporta: For me: Marriage system. It's causing so much problem looking for a partner. God shl just create self-relying species in the next world..
Secondly, judgement should be instant like those biblical days...if you have a max of like 24hrs to repent before repercussions, people go get sense
What else should be changed in this world??
I agree with you 100%. However some still escape punishment though
The reason I intentionally added Peter Obi and removed the politicians of the people from that region is that I will not be accused of being a tribalist.
But Bola Tinubu and Buhari are far worse than the other politicians.
Bola is even alleged to have been involved in the distribution of a substance that damaged millions of lives. All for money. His throne in hell is painted in blood.
Pele. Yet the drug headquarter is in South east. Dey play
Most of the comment here is against tinubu and his people by a particular tribe who re largly responsible for the system collapse in Nigeria. Bitterness is a chronic disease. ☹️
SolaOmoniyi: Former Labour Party presidential candidate urges Nigeria to channel the creativity of internet fraudsters toward innovation and nation-building, stressing the importance of integrity over materialism.
Former Labour Party presidential candidate and ex-governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, has called for a reorientation of Nigerian youths involved in internet fraud, popularly known as “Yahoo boys,” describing many of them as brilliant minds whose creativity can be harnessed for national development.
Speaking on Saturday in Onitsha, Anambra State, during the Golden Health Conference themed “Money Beyond Wealth”, Obi stated that rather than condemning these young people outright, society should find ways to redirect their talents toward productive and innovative ventures.
“Some of our so-called Yahoo boys .are geniuses who need redirection, not condemnation. Their creativity and courage, if properly guided, can drive innovation and national development,” Obi said.
Obi, who returned from a trip to the United Kingdom to attend the event, described the conference as crucial because it addressed a growing societal vice — the greed for material possessions. He emphasized that Nigeria cannot progress while celebrating corruption and rewarding dishonesty.
“Money is necessary, but it is only a small part of real wealth,” he explained. “True wealth is built on integrity, character, and purpose. It uplifts society, promotes education, reduces poverty, and creates opportunities for others.”
clintonwanjala: Dangote has been sitting on the throne of Nigerian wealth for years now, with $23.9 billion to his name. Every time you look at business news, his name is still on top, untouchable.
But e dey make you wonder, will anyone ever really catch up to him? Guys like Mike Adenuga, Abdul Samad Rabiu, or even tech billionaires like Tope Awotona are doing big things, but are they really in Dangote’s league?
When you check out the richest Nigerians in 2025, it’s wild, yes, some built billions from scratch, others inherited empires, yet Dangote’s crown still feels untouchable.
So here’s the question for everyone: In Nigeria’s current economy, is it realistic to think someone could ever be richer than Dangote in the next 50 years?
When he dies there will be one greater than him. MKO made waves then as richest in Africa
SolaOmoniyi: Ejimakor, arrested alongside others during a protest for Nnamdi Kanu’s release, reportedly collapsed before a colleague’s visit and is currently receiving treatment at the Kuje Medical Centre.
Aloy Ejimakor, Special Counsel to Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), reportedly collapsed inside Kuje Correctional Centre on Saturday and is currently receiving medical attention.
The development was confirmed by another member of Kanu’s legal team, Barrister Maxwell Opara, who said Ejimakor was immediately rushed to the Kuje Medical Centre after the incident.
“Yes, I went to see him, and he was admitted at the Kuje Medical Centre where he’s being treated. I left there a few hours ago,” Opara told journalists. He added that the collapse happened before his arrival at the prison around midday.
“As one of his colleagues and part of the legal team, I insisted on seeing him, and they eventually took me to him. I also saw Sowore and others before I was allowed access,” Opara said.
tanigororo: Avoid Sleeping with someone's wife, Abeg. One of the thing I dreaded the most is sleeping with somebody's wife. The most scary part is this ladies won't tell you they are married. God Abeg
Even if dem tell some guys they will still do it. They see it as cruise not knowing it carries heavy curse.
budaatum: And some of my Yoruba people want me to support a Yoruba republic that these two might lead?
Ooni is the father of the alaafin. Alafin is the administrative leader of the Yoruba. Uts not hard at all. No need for the beefing. The alaafin should humble himself.
clarocuzioo: Even their obas are not left out in their hate and show of shame. Look at what supposed custodians of tradition and culture are displaying. sophistication my smelly ass
You don't even have ordinary leader not to talk of oba 8n your region 😝
lightwind: $ He has already indirectly sacked or removed all the Northerners from key military positions and other top government agencies and parastertols. Do you think the Northerners will still vote for him in 2027
Remember the North decides who becomes the next president of Nigeria. $
Politics › Re: Tinubu Didn't Win The 2023 Election, He Stole It - Dele Farotimi by Kdon2: 6:00am On Oct 29, 2025
