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Buhari is unfit but he use 8yrs |
Na you no who swear for you fnep2smooth: |
Ur bro dey work deir eliyke: |
Una don start taylor88: |
Mumu Vinnie2000: |
So.... There business |
In a surprise move, President-elect Bola Tinubu has stepped down from his position. The announcement was made during his inauguration ceremony at Eagle Square in Abuja this morning. Tinubu did not give a reason for his decision, but he said that he had made the “difficult but necessary” choice to step down in order to “focus on other important matters.” The news has sent shockwaves through Nigeria, and there is much speculation about what it means for the country’s future. Some have suggested that Tinubu’s decision was due to health concerns, while others believe that he was forced to step down due to pressure from within his own party. Whatever the reason, Tinubu’s resignation is a major blow to Nigeria. He was seen as a popular and experienced leader, and his departure leaves a void in the country’s leadership. It remains to be seen who will replace Tinubu as president. The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is expected to hold a meeting to discuss the matter soon. In the meantime, Nigeria is facing a period of uncertainty. Tinubu’s resignation has created a power vacuum, and it is unclear who will be able to fill it. The country is also facing a number of challenges, including a growing security crisis and a struggling economy. It is a difficult time for Nigeria, but it is also an opportunity. The country has a chance to elect a new leader who can unite the country and address its challenges. The next few months will be critical, and it will be interesting to see how Nigeria emerges from this period of uncertainty. NA JOKE OH! So in your dream if dem tell you say Jagaban wey dey on Rescue mission to help Nigerians go step down you for gree? He only stepped down from his car, to enter his office in Aso Rock Congratulations Mr President! E shock you? Go to court.
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And you go bliv if Peter Obi say dis Optimistdude: |
Continue taylor88: |
Nigeria is home to some of the funniest comedians in the world. From Basketmouth to AY, there is no shortage of talent when it comes to making people laugh. However, not everyone finds the same comedians funny. In this blog post, I will be sharing my thoughts on one Nigerian comedian that I don’t find funny. The comedian I am referring to is AY. AY is a popular comedian who has been in the industry for many years. He has won several awards and has a large following of fans. However, I just don’t find him funny. I find his jokes to be repetitive and unoriginal. I also find his delivery to be quite forced. I know that I am in the minority here. Many people find AY to be hilarious. However, I just can’t help but cringe when I watch his stand-up comedy. I am sure that he is a very talented comedian, but his humor just doesn’t resonate with me. If you are a fan of AY, I am not trying to offend you. I am just sharing my honest opinion. Everyone has different tastes in humor, and that is perfectly fine. However, I thought it would be interesting to share my thoughts on a Nigerian comedian that I don’t find funny. |
Today, Muhammadu Buhari will become an Ex-President of Nigeria as Bola Ahmed Tinubu gets Sworn-in tomorrow as the 16th President of Nigeria – Congratulations to all of us I pray the good Lord grants all our heart desires and bless us enormously during this Tinubu Era Buhari really showed us pepper ooo Well, Today 28th May marks the end of Buhari’s era. Buhari has joined the likes of Olusegun Obasanjo, Musa Yar’adua and Goodluck Jonathan to be addressed as Ex-President of Nigeria. Now, I will like to ask you this question |
Dem no fit Wagwanbrethren: |
Pepper dem xamuel17: |
As E dey pain dem E dey Swt us |
Even Ur so called mandate man Peter Obi can't do miracle either |
Nah my person be dis |
I won't be surprised if Peter Obi attend the swearing-in |
He Disappear for good plaindealer: |
Hmm Wealthoptulent: |
The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi has declared that the inauguration of Bola Tinubu as the President of Nigeria would strengthen him. He made the submission on Sunday while speaking during a Twitter spaces session. Naija News recalls Tinubu defeated Obi and other candidates at the February 25 presidential elections in Nigeria but the Labour Party candidate disagreed with the election results as declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and has vowed to reclaim his ‘stolen mandate’ at the tribunal. Speaking during the Twitter event just a few hours before the Monday, May 29th inauguration of Tinubu as the new President of Nigeria, Obi stated that he is not giving up or backing down on his resolve to secure “his mandate.” He added that he is very much aware that it is going to be a long battle but he remains focused and won’t give up. Obi however urged his followers and supporters not to give up, but continue praying for Nigeria and do the right thing always. In his words, “I didn’t start this journey in a single day; I knew it’s not going to be easy. The inauguration will strengthen me.” “I know how dampened you are that your effort did not come the way you wished. We are in a battle with an entrenched establishment. We are in a long battle. Even me, I know that the journey ahead is tough; they will make allegations, blackmail, and all sorts of things, but I am ready. “I thank you for your sacrifice and I ask that you do not feel dampened. Thanks for the sacrifice; thanks for being part of this greatness. "Please as we go through this pain, let us stay together. Let us do the right thing. Nobody can claim to be a saint, I am not. I could have done something unknowingly in the past. “I plead that you stay focused. This is about transformation which takes time.” |
But Tinubu is more intelligent than Peter Obi taylor89: |
They carry Peter Obi handicap |
Naso e supposed to be... The mandate man think is d only one dat can mobilised group of people's. Craze pass craze. |
Abure has been confirmed as the National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP). A State High Court in Edo passed the judgement on Friday, putting aside a suit by Lamidi Apapa‘s camp. Naija News understands that some party members at the ward level had issued a notice of suspension to Abure. However, the high court judge, Justice Emmanuel Aihamoje, threw away the case on Friday for lacking merit. At the court session, which reportedly lasted about two hours on Friday, Aihamoje said that the party ward executive in Uromi in Ward 3 lacked the power under the LP constitution, particularly Act 13 & 17 and the Electoral Act 2022, as amended to remove the national chairman of the party. Therefore, the judge in Suit No: HUC/21/2023 went ahead to impose a perpetual injunction against Lamidi Apapa and his faction from removing or suspending Abure as the national chairman until a new national convention of the party is convened. Aihamoje further stated that the purported wards three executives who suspended the party’s national chairman acted outside the powers vested on it by the Labour Party Constitution. Addressing journalists after the court judgement today, the LP Ward 3 Chairman, Thompson Ehiguese, said the court’s verdict has ended impostors masquerading as members of the labour party in the ward. He said, “These charlatans claiming to be members of our party are from Edo North and members of APC. I want to use this medium to congratulate the Labour Party and the Obidient Movement that stood firmly with Comrade Julius Abure while the sponsored crisis in our great party lasted. "The judgement is explicitly clear that Barrister Julius Abure remains the national Chairman until the party convention holds next year. Nothing can change our collective resolve to reclaim the Nigerian masses’ mandate freely given to Mr Peter Obi and the party in the last presidential election.” |
Who go bliv portable |
And what abt the man dat cam second |
As E dey pain dem E dey Swt us |
Ur voice like Tiwa Savage QuotaSystem: |
They will go elsewhere, we will suffer the consequences" - UK lawmaker kicks against ban on Nigerian students bringing families. A UK lawmaker expresses strong opposition to the ban preventing Nigerian students and other international counterparts from being accompanied by their families while pursuing a Masters program in the country. This comes following a new policy rolled out by the British government stating that by January 2024, Nigerians and other foreign nationals on study visas to the United Kingdom will no longer be able to bring in their family members. The lawmaker emphasized the significant contribution that international students make to the UK economy and criticized the new policy as being misguided. She raised concerns about the potential negative impact this policy would have on UK universities and the overall economy. Additionally, the legislator highlighted the fact that these international students make positive contributions to the UK economy through their careers in various sectors across the country. She emphasized that international students are not the root cause of the immigration issues faced by the country but have unfortunately become entangled in the midst of it. Furthermore, she stated that international students bring their families because they desire to share the educational experience with them. |
Dat mandate man funny.... FreeStuffsNG: |
Continue mrvitalis: |
Nah old age doing dat man femisplash: |
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