osamz007:
open door oooo


close the door ooo


una 2023 plans go fail

OyigboUpdate:
This cryptocurrency ban is highly supported hence it preserves our unity.
This bitcoin is used to sponsor terrorist groups like IPOB, Boko haram, bandits etc
This same bitcoin is also used for kidnapping.
We say NO to Bitcoin and yes to one Nigeria.

pillarmaria:
Christians may never understand the love, privilege and freedom they enjoy until Nigeria becomes a Sharia state.


I love Jesus because he is too Merciful and full of pardon and second chance.

Seetto:


read post my very well, i never mentioned APC , the fact that i outlined pdp failure does not mean that i am supporting APC, the guy i quoted categorically suggested pdp taking over everything, which is why i replied him, i am not siding any party all i am craving for is credible candidate.

Seetto:


I don't know where you are typing from, just hope you are not one of those ipob miscreants that make analysis of political happenings in other region.

Who PDP EPP, the same PDP that misrule Nigeria for 16years, the same PDP that cannot account for 16bill dollars spent on power, the same PDP that sold all our assets to friends and cronies at a give away price , which today has turn to national embarrassment, the same PDP that witness massive looting of public funds under gej thanks to dasuki and Alison, the same PDP that cannot complete a single project including their HQ after spending billions, the same PDP that condoles corruption and introduce rigging into Nigeria electoral process.

I think you need political revival.

I don't support party, I support credibility, get that into your stinking brain.

san316:
That is why the Quran was sent to make it clear. Hell was mentioned in unambiguous terms.

LaudGuy:


Lool@racism. It isn't. Innosson just needs to employ more creative people in his company. He needs to lobby hard in both federal and state level for his products to be used by Govt officials, this also includes neighbouring west African states. It won't just fall into his laps. I'm a big fan of Innosson but his marketing and sales team needs to be overhauled.

Bevista:
There definitely needs to be more debate around this proposal, though I do agree it has some merits.

My major drawback to Tinubu's proposed QE is the Transmission Mechanism to ensure the new money gets to the Real & Productive sectors of the economy. Else this money will simply find its way into pockets of the 'cabal' and into financial markets - inflating asset prices.

All the same, it's quite stimulating and assuring to hear intelligent debate on sensitive matters like the Economy.

naijainfogalery:
I wont blame them , lots of people are wasting in Nigerian prisons just because of this kind of acts of love, Nigerian system is crazy, no emergency center to call and if u try to help, even the person might just say you are the one that hit him because he doesnt want to pay bill or doesnt have money to pay the bill.
If you think the well, in your mind you will just support the victims with prayer because the story of the good samaritan could have landed him in jail right here in Nigeria, but that shouldnt give us an excuse not to save a life, One thing i have noticed is Nigerians are always looking for the first person to stop and help, once one person stops others will follow suit,

Check out this scenerio
u helped the guy, because the doctors in most hospitals are not qualified, they will reject the person telling you to take him to the general hospital and if satan catches u, he dies in your car , you now went to report yourself at the station , the first thing they do is lock you up calling you a murderer not even a suspect oo or give u a benefit of the doubt, then before u know wassup they either ask you for a 100k bribe and if Satan now catches you the more , you dont have it, then thats how they will frame you for someones else death, and if devil wants to finish your life, if there is one rich man whose sons commits a criminal offence they could collect bribe then make you the victim.
Any wise Nigerian would do anything in his power to stay away from the Nigerian police because ive heard cases where police will change your name on their register that you will never be found.

May God heal this country.

abbey621:



You are right! Tribe should not matter, everyone should be able to vote for their candidate, I have no problem with that but what I do have problem with is the fact that one candidate is inciting one tribe against the other, what I do have a problem with is Igbos claiming Lagos is a no man's land and that they'll determine the outcome of the election. My friend forget about what the Oba said or didn't say, it's all just politics!

arsetalks:
I am Yoruba. Ironic isn't it? The problem with the igbos is that you always want to go against the people who are your host. You regard the hausas as enemy but go to the north, you find thousands of igbos doing business there. Hypocritical isn't it? You see the yorubas as enemy yet you can't stay off their land and want to pick who govern them as well.

arsetalks:
The majority who are Yoruba in Lagos will vote for APC but because of your "we are the victim" mentality, you want to go against those you perceived to be your enemies. One moment the Hausa are your enemy, the other moment it is the yorubas and the hausas.

arsetalks:
I try not to play the tribe card but fact has to be said. My friend ( I find it difficult calling them friends ) are igbos, they all agree the problem of the igbos is the "we are the victim" mentality. Not every igbo are like this though but the majority are. Sad fact.

arsetalks:
You see everyone as your enemy and try hard to upset the applecart. The blind knows APC has done well in Lagos. Yours is a meaningless protest vote.

arsetalks:
Now I expect some uncivil people to quote and abuse me. They will not argue with facts, they will abuse.

abbey621:


Very lengthy write up but it all boils down to one thing, perception! Can any Yoruba person or group dare go to Imo or Enugu and start shouting no man's land? Can any Yoruba person or group go into Imo or Enugu and shout that the election in those states will be determined by Yorubas? No matter how you look at it, the Igbos in Lagos are walking a very thin rope which might just snap any given day. All these issues would have been resolved if Igbos just maintain a calm demeanor and vote for whomever they like, you don't have to shout no man's land up and down trying to claim what is not yours. Yes Igbos helped build Lagos, yes Igbos should be able to vote for their candidate but that does not mean you all get to do whatever you like, Nigeria is still a country classified by ethnicity, Lagos perhaps is the most accommodating of all the States in terms of diversity and the Yorubas are probably the meekest of tribes when it comes to using force but don't mistake meekness for weakness !

Ymodulus:



Really, what can one safely say is the Igbos interest in Lagos? Their Voyage in Lagos is to achieve what ?

You will agree with me that igbos are in need of an economic, viable, peaceful Lagos. Large number of igbos live on commerce, from this its safe to say that the Igbos want a Lagos where there are government policies that promote the growth of commerce and business. A Lagos where infrastructural developments (e.g roads, bridges, hospitals , good transportation system , lighting ) is generally alive to their duties.


What do the igbos really want in Lagos?

Truth be told igbos are just strangers been harboured in Lagos Land. Lagos belongs to some people, in same way Enugu and IMO belongs to some people. Its high time the Igbos understand this and desist from going on their normal activities. Lagos is a no Man's Land. its own by the Yorubas.

So quick, the igbos have selected Jimi Agbaje and even sideline with him, as an adopted son same way they adopted the outgoing President Jonathan in the last election against their interest as a people, which has left them in serious political Quagmire / Ramshackle, to the extent that igbos senators are looking for way to be admitted into the APC


Taking a cursory look into the two Governorship Aspirant for Lagos state, let us ask deep down and answer truthfully some questions ;
A. what sets these two candidate aside?
B. Is any of them Igbo?
C. What is the igbos problem?

The Igbos have had a fair stay in Lagos. The igbos, live peacefully unlike Kano state. The yorubas are highly politically sophisticated people, with great wisdom and understanding that its better they having a government in Lagos that belongs to the same party as the party at the centre, and now you want to destroy this.

Conclusively, its allowed for everybody to vote any candidate he wants, but a collective move to vote against the strategic interests of the people who own the land where you all live and make your living is not allowed. Lagos has been good to Igbos, a lot of you have succeeded in Lagos. Do not disrespect the people of Lagos. Nobody has murdered the Igbos in lagos like what we have, are , and will see in the north. Lagos remains the only state in this country where Igbos hold top government positions. Even your acclaimed, Rivers State have never given the igbos that privilege despite their huge population and presence there.


The people of Lagos / Yoruba's wants Lagos to progress and on Saturday, They will proudly vote for Akinwumi Ambode. A+


The Change they want is here. And that's the change from difference between party to same party. Just imagine a beautiful Lagos with no political differences of any sort with the federal government.


Last Quote Advice: " Igbos should stop trying to be more catholic than the pope "

Nneka123:
I totally understand your point of view and where you are

coming from with your point. You're actually talking about the women who just decided that they wanna show their booobs or asss on social media like Instagram. For example, if a girl was suppose to put a picture of not showing her breasts or ass, just a simple picture, she will not get as much likes, as she will, if she had a picture of her displaying her boobs. I'm not against you trying to prove this point that women are the cause of them being objectify, but first of all it's not in any way their fault! it's society.The idea that sex sell is a hallucinating idea, A false hope in some sense because when we try to sell sex, we try to sell subjectivity and objectivity, where men act as subjects and women acts as objects. And objects can never be empowered. So, even those models who are paid, they are not empowered, and they are not choosing it they are being forced to do it, As because of the existing male chauvinist society, where women are for being used for sex, to do work at home, to be a baby doll, etc.And that's what mainstream media tries to project and tries to sell women in this way.
In all those music videos, you will realize that women are unnecessarily asked to be dancing and shaking their ass! while men are in full clothes. most of the male singers are comfortable in clothes while female singers are overly sexualized and hyper sexualized to sell that music or video. It's not the fault of those women but it is the fault of those directors trying to promote those videos.

Anyways! your point wasn't bad. i understand where you were coming from.

Freemanan:

He can't catch your drift since he can't catch the speech...... Issues

Kelly32:


I know Jonathan should have done more, but truth be told, which other president has at least worked on roads, at least revamped agriculture, set the power sector on a road map, created schemes like youwin to benefit youths and create jobs and for your information over 4thousand youths have been blessed by this program alone. Not to talk of our rail lines, airports and other infrastructure including education. Obasanjo did not do it, even the current Buhari who all is hailing as a messiah did not do it when he had the barrel of the Gun to his advantage. He buhari would have laid great foundations for development during his military regime, but what did he do? nothing. Is it now that he has the brains to maneuver democracy and the three tiers of government to bring change overnight after over 50yrs of rot, certainly not.

aresa:
Typical meaningless, pointless and uninspiring rubbish...

Jail or Otuoke, pick one...

abdulll6afh:
Not even asheme of telling lies in media. This is an insults.and still their are some ignorants that will still vote jonathan happy newyear mr liar only god go punish you jona for destroying our country

barcanista:
Honestly, the President should stop insulting our sensibilities. He sits in the comfort of wherever he is to beat his chest when there is nothing on ground to lay credence to the his so-called accomplishment. He should fire whoever tells him "All Correct Sir". Come February 14, we shall all in one accord reject him at the poll

NgeneUkwenu:
Na wah oo Deaths everywhere under this government!

Check out these innocent job seekers who were scammed and killed under direct supervision of President jonathan!

all we can tell them is rest in peace!

tit:
a weaker naira means that it will be cheaper to produce goods in nigeria and sell to the world!
this should be an employment opportunity for hardworking people and entrepreneurs.

diluminati:
GEJ is a joke if you don't know. This is what a country with so much oil money can come up with. Why do some set of nigerians love [size=18pt]MEDIOCRITY[/size]. compare that scrab to this in South Africa, nonsense

tempest01:



There more to government than what you think.... If it was a military dispensation I would have agreed with you. There are three arms of government, and each arm is independent.

If we are to jail every corrupt person in Nigeria, 1/3rd of the population will be in jail, or more... Most likely including you If you were in a position where you manage finances.

The best way to handle corruption is to put in checks... Layers of control, make every process electronic, reduce physical contact with funds... Etc.

The corrupt PDP officials now in APC what happens to them?

What will happen to those with immunity clause?

If fighting corruption is the only Manifesto buhari has, then we still have a long way to go.