I am not a proponent of any protest especially this one because all those calling for it have direct access to the president from Yele Sowore to sheikh Gumi to whoever. Call Tinubu whatever names you want to call him but one thing I know for sure is that he'll listen to you if you have a grievance. The only problem Tinubu has now is tribal bigot clowns like Onanuga who will rather kiss àss and watch the country burn than tell him the truth. Every single person around the president is a bloody liar except maybe Ajuri Ngelale. Tinubu should call Ajuri aside and ask him what is really going on in the country and a I bet you also, a fifteen minute broadcast from the president will calm every tension we're facing.
Ps. Op, leave Shettima out of whatever mkpûru mmîri you're taking. That man has been doing his duties quietly and loyally
Babangidapikin: I don't see anything wrong in using Alpha Beta if they help government generate more revenue giving our peculiar corruption tendencies, the only challenge is conflict of interest if Mr President has shared linked to him directly, although technically he can use a stooge , so nothing is trace to him. I don't know why we really don't care when something is a government project, was passing through an agricultural facility recently close to a Governor personal home, it's only recently I can see activities there, it looks so abandoned. We need to change our ways as a people and love our country.. unfortunately we now have many aliens in our mist claiming citizenship...
FourQu: Oga it's not my foolishness please 😒 it happened in lagos,
Its none of my business because my backyard no be lagos
it's not your föolishness because it happened in Lagos yet you left Yorubas who make up over 90% of the Lagos population to blame Ijaws who are minding their business in their swamps. Doesn't that show how föolish you are ? You need mental help fast
This one go be dokubo + general ditari boys at work I just sabi say na only ogogoro sippers sabi do these kind operations on the rivers, creeks and high seas
if una no blame another person for una föolishness, I no know wetin go happen
Drrr: Where is your Intergrity? do you think that it is every woman doing rubbish?![Aquote author=KillahPriest post=130472035]Corruption fighting back. Why didn't she give up the kpekus to her oga
you just have to learn to calm down sometimes instead of replying in the heat of passion
Immediately I heard the Edo APC candidate say there were no animals in the museum Obaseki built, I knew the madness in that party was from top to bottom. You can see the way their agbado bandits behave on Nairaland
MissOpe: Both executives had no case from the beginning. The federal govt were very unprofessional by detaining them just to score cheap point about their incompetence and the continual fall in her currency and economy.
a little due diligence by the clowns at ministry of justice and EFCC would have saved Nigeria from this embarrassment . I warned about how the West and indeed investors would portray this arrest and how it was conducted and everything I said came to play. Entrapment and kidnapping. Get ready for an episode of Banged up Abroad very soon on Discovery Channel with intricate details of how the Muslim guy miraculously "escaped"
What sort of people are we sharing this country with ? Sophisticated sophisticated but they're always causing disharmony and crisis with their tortoise sense. Na wa o
Nailly: Bayelsa is 508 kilometers square larger than Imo and Anambra States put together.
you left the main koko of the matter to talk about size. Does Yenagoa for example look like a state capital of an oil producing state properly utilizing it's resources considering income from FAC and 13% derivation ? Taking drone shots will always portray a beautiful landscape BUT even 100 level geography students will tell you there's a major developmental and infrastructure deficit in the state. All our politicians are culpable and should never even be celebrated. I love my state, I visit my village regularly but we must tell ourselves the truth. Bayelsa is vastly underdeveloped. Before you abuse me, I am a traveller involved in construction and well grounded in finance and economics so I know what I'm talking about. The pictures you posted shows a rustic but beautiful State with potential but it doesn't say the main story of wasted opportunities for the last 25 years so forget about size and let's focus on the flag. Egberi fa
descarado: Get busy with your life. Others have passed you by. Having multiple monickers online creating numerous topic is not work. Lazy youth. Very soon, switch moniker and start begging for feeding money
you should realize when bulaba bandits are trying to deflect from trending issues. Your job is to starve the rabble rousers of attention
Asavivian: Let me share with you a story from my perspective as a Nigerian lady, about the pressure we face to meet unrealistic standards set by Nigerian men.
In today's society, it feels like every Nigerian man has a laundry list of requirements for the "perfect" woman. She must be beautiful, slim, educated, respectful, and of course, able to cook like a gourmet chef. It's as if we're expected to be superwomen, capable of fulfilling every desire and expectation thrown our way.
As a result, many of us feel like we're constantly falling short. We're bombarded with images of flawless women on social media, in movies, and in magazines, and we can't help but compare ourselves to these unattainable standards.
It's not just about physical appearance either. Nigerian men also expect us to be submissive, obedient, and always put their needs before our own. We're expected to sacrifice our dreams and ambitions for the sake of our partners, without question or hesitation.
But the truth is, it's exhausting trying to live up to these unrealistic expectations. We're human beings with our own hopes, dreams, and flaws. We have bad days, insecurities, and moments of weakness, just like anyone else.
And yet, we're constantly judged and criticized for not measuring up to some arbitrary standard of perfection. It's enough to make you want to scream, to demand to be seen and appreciated for who we truly are, flaws and all.
But despite the pressure, we persevere. We refuse to let society define our worth or dictate our value. We embrace our imperfections, our quirks, and our individuality, and we demand to be loved and respected for exactly who we are.
So to all the Nigerian men out there with their unrealistic standards, I say this: we're not here to fit into your narrow mold of what a woman should be. We're here to shatter stereotypes, break barriers, and live our lives on our own terms. And if you can't handle that, well, that's your loss.
you're either delusional or you watch too many Nollywood movies. The average man ready for marriage wants peace. Peace of mind might come from a high flying corporate babe or from an orange or puff-puff seller but he just wants his peace and happiness. Every other thing is an added advantage. A man knows his duty of provision and protection for his family, all hes just asking for is his peace of mind when he gets home instead of a nagging wife . Well, your last paragraph has exposed the predetermined notion you came here with and it will only affect you and your ilk in the long run. Marriage isn't a battle but it's rather a journey together of which love and understanding play a major part so if you go in with your combatant attitude, na you go carry your wahala
Nigerian politicians have it so good ie, spend most of their tenure doing absolutely nothing then pay hungry foöls to sing their praises so they can have digital footprints online of a happy people commending their "good works" I might consider joining politics too yuno
EreluRoz: I DON'T THINK any of the major contestants would have done better considering the mess Nigeria was in. The only solution to Nigeria's problem is revolution.
Jonathan started this mess immediately he lost to Buhari and Buhari couldn't do anything and it went on and on and here we are today. Whenever I see any clueless Nigerian praising Jonathan I just smh at his or her ignorance because Jonathan isn't what he portrays himself to be.
Whenever we are ready to get rid of all these people then we can start talking about true change. Until then let's keep recycling them and biasedly making our choices.