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Politics › Results Are Uploaded Into INEC Irev Portal Without Stamp by KMJY(op): 1:31pm On Feb 28, 2023

See what I saw on INEC portal. This result was uploaded without INEC official stamp on it. Could it be that the real result was altered with this? Take a look

Politics › Re: 18 States Where Atiku May Lose This Presidential Election by KMJY(f): 12:07pm On Jan 26, 2023

adedayofrosh:
18 states where Atiku may lose this election

Atiku Abubakar began running for president 30 years ago and hasn’t stopped since. This time, he’s managed to persuade most of his party’s top people that he should again be backed for the job – even though he’s a northern Muslim and another northern Muslim has just ruled the country for eight years. The former vice president’s chances of winning the election are ironically better than they were the last time because his archrival Buhari is now off the ballot. Still, this 2023 election should be competitive. These are the 18 states where he may lose.

Borno
The APC easily won this northeastern state during the 2019 presidential election. Voters live in relative peace even though the Boko Haram crisis persists, and many attribute this improvement to the APC government. Atiku will need something extraordinary to win in the home state of the ruling party’s vice-presidential candidate.

Ekiti
The PDP’s loss in last year’s gubernatorial election in this state indicates that it cannot beat the APC here next month. The APC comfortably won the presidential election here in 2019. This time, the PDP’s own top leader in the state even backs the ruling party.

Ogun
Like Ekiti, Ogun is a state in the southwest controlled by the APC and the ruling party solidly won here last time. It used to be easy territory for the PDP, but the equation has changed since the APC was formed in 2013.

Zamfara
This one is easy territory for the ruling party. It is a core Muslim state in the northwest where President Buhari is king. Tinubu will be able to ride on that to a large win.

Katsina
There are rumblings on the ground because civil servants in the state have been going without pay, but it won’t matter a lot. This is Buhari’s home state and Atiku virtually has no chance of winning there.

Oyo
The PDP’s Atiku barely won this southwestern state in 2019. It could have gone either way – the margin was less than a 1% point. Now, the state governor is one of five PDP state governors who have been threatening to work against their own party’s candidate. This division may be costly for Atiku.

Kaduna
It’s going to be pretty straightforward here. The largely Muslim north of the state will outvote the mainly Christian south of the state in favor of the ruling party. Atiku only managed 39% of the votes here in the last election.

Bauchi
Atiku’s PDP somehow won the state gubernatorial election in 2019. This was a week after he’d been resoundingly beaten in the same state during the presidential election. Atiku will probably lose there again this 2023, but his archrival Buhari won’t be on the ballot and so he should be able to compete more closely.

Nasarawa
The last two presidential elections were very close in Nasarawa. However, the ruling party won this state in the central north both times and presently controls the state. The trend may continue next month.

Lagos
The APC’s Tinubu rules Lagos with a strong fist. He was the state governor from 1999 to 2007 and has handpicked successive governors ever since. But the 2019 presidential election suggests he’s no longer as powerful as he thinks. He struggled to deliver a large win for Buhari, who expected to get more than the 53% that he got considering Tinubu’s weight. Even so, there’s little doubt that Tinubu will win in Lagos. Further, Peter Obi of the LP should earn a decent share of the opposition support with some slice into Atiku’s 2019 votes.

Kwara
The PDP always won this state in the central north until the APC opposition coalition was formed. The PDP has since lost two consecutive presidential elections there. As in Kaduna, the electorate is split along religious lines and the ruling APC will probably win the majority Muslim votes.

Kogi
Kogi is a swing state, but the ruling party slightly has the upper hand because it’s in charge here. The party got 55% of votes in this state in the central north last time. A more competitive contest should be expected next month.

Yobe
Atiku scraped out a mere 9% of the votes in Yobe last time. Note that this state is in his home region: the northeast. But the majority ethnic group in Yobe is Kanuri – the same as the APC’s current vice-presidential candidate. The ruling party will easily win the state.

Jigawa
Jigawa is staunchly for the APC and Buhari. Every single member of the state parliament is from the ruling party. Atiku’s best aim here will probably be to squeeze out 25% of the votes – keeping in mind the constitutional requirement that a winning candidate must get 25% of votes in at least two-thirds of states nationwide and the capital Abuja.

Kebbi
Voters in Kebbi are mostly civil servants, farmers or herders – all largely reliant on the government and the ruling party. Buhari is the ethnic and religious leader of the remote northwestern state. Atiku will look elsewhere for victories.

Kano
A lot of people in Kano believe the PDP was robbed when the ruling party violently forced a rerun of the gubernatorial election in 2019. The APC state governor is despised and the ruling party unpopular, but this state at the heart of the northwest is too important for the party to lose. It’s the most populous state in the country and produced the largest number of votes by any state in the 2019 presidential election. The party will try to win here by all means.

Niger
The count in this northern state was 72% for the ruling party last time – mainly because Buhari was on the ballot. This contest should be more competitive this 2023, but Atiku will still be prepared for a loss.

Gombe
The APC holds around 85% of seats in the state parliament. It was an easy win for the ruling party in the 2019 presidential election. This northeastern state should go to the party again next time.

Read also: 19 states where Tinubu may lose the 2023 presidential election (https://www.nairaland.com/7541614/19-states-where-tinubu-may)

Adedayo Ademuwagun is a political risk consultant. Email adedayofrosh@gmail.com. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adedayoademuwagun/

Politics › Re: BREAKING: You Can Now Use Regular Emojis On Nairaland by KMJY(f): 10:06am On Jan 21, 2023

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Politics › Re: 16 Dead in Plateau accident Involving PDP Members, Ayu, Atiku Visit Victims by KMJY(f): 6:32am On Jan 16, 2023

freemanq:
Will 40m bring back the dead? Politics been played with people's lives

So Atiku was the truck driver who was driving recklessly and swerving from side to side? By the way, this was a guber flagoff not a presidential campaign. How then does Atiku's philanthropism translate into playing politics with people's lives?

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Politics › Re: Atiku To Work Against G-5 If They Back Opposition Candidates by KMJY(f): 11:28am On Jan 07, 2023*

nairavsdollars:
How will he work against them? They have nothing to lose except Seyi Makinde who wants second term

The G5 are either candidates or have candidates contesting various posts in the coming election. Now the arithmetic is simple: work against me and I'll also join forces with the opposition alongside my supporters to work against you or your candidate. It's as simple as that

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Politics › Re: Atiku Copied Peter Obi's Manifesto At Yesterday's Town Hall Series With Channels by KMJY(f): 7:07pm On Dec 12, 2022

Lizzysamuel:
How many NIGERIANs knew Atiku if not for Obasanjo.

Since una don dey mad

See this political neophyte. I'm sure some of you developed interest in politics only with the coming of Obi. In case you don't know let me educate you. Atiku isn't new in the game of politics. He contested the Social Democratic Party (SDP) primaries against Abiola in 1993 while Obasanjo was still languishing in jail. Obasanjo only came to light in 1999 with the return to democracy. Don't talk about military junta coz we are talking democracy here

Politics › Re: Atiku Copied Peter Obi's Manifesto At Yesterday's Town Hall Series With Channels by KMJY(f): 3:40pm On Dec 12, 2022

Lizzysamuel:
You're a joker.

Atiku brought a former Governor to limelight?

Kai

How many Nigerians know of an Obi prior to 2019 when Atiku picked him as his Vice?

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Politics › Re: Atiku Copied Peter Obi's Manifesto At Yesterday's Town Hall Series With Channels by KMJY(f): 9:27am On Dec 12, 2022*

[quote author=Gucciblog post=119091520]Peter Obi manifesto never reach two weeks, Atiku copied everything. grin

Yesterday he was quoting Obi's manifesto on ASUU issue, thereby contradicting what is in his own manifesto.

From, I will privatise or hand Federal Universities over to states that were written in his manifesto to I will fund them directly.

Atiku is desperate, visionless and confused.

Since Obi released his manifesto, Atiku started granting live interview.

Watch the video below

ASUU strike: My govt will clear all the backlogs... universities, he says, should be given monies directly, says Atiku Abubakar.#CTVTweets #ThePeoplesTownHall #NigeriaDecides2023 pic.twitter.com/69VSSGHkk2
— Channels Television (@channelstv) December 11, 2022

Obi came to limelight, Atiku was. As a matter of fact, Atiku brought Obi to limelight, so if there's anyone copying anybody, it's Obi

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Romance › Re: SMELLY PUSSY; Girls Don’t Do It For FAMILY by KMJY(f): 7:01am On Nov 29, 2022

Urheadmaster:
Lies

One time I hooked up with a very beautiful lady working in a bank.

By her appearance, you'll never suspect she has smelly pussy.

After one round with her, I couldn't go further because of the way her pussy smells.

This must be in KD Zaria

Politics › Re: Atiku, When You Are Sworn In by KMJY(op): 7:24am On Nov 03, 2022

MonkeyMods:
I'm here for the meaning of "Rudelessly"

Without any tie

Politics › Re: Atiku, When You Are Sworn In by KMJY(op): 8:09pm On Nov 02, 2022

ladipo007:
Atiku for Nigeria,pls your excellency don't forget the youth when you are sworn in sir.

Yes o, we move

Politics › Re: Atiku, When You Are Sworn In by KMJY(op): 7:02pm On Nov 02, 2022

REDshouse:
Dreams.. Atiku is going back to dubai where his likes belongs after election

Be Atikulated and you won't regret it, trust me

Politics › Re: Atiku, When You Are Sworn In by KMJY(op): 6:51pm On Nov 02, 2022

onomeabuja:
I am Atikulated

Nice one, I urge Obidients to vote for Atiku, he's the only candidate that can stand APC for now

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Politics › Atiku, When You Are Sworn In by KMJY(op): 5:14pm On Nov 02, 2022*

Your Excellency, when you're sworn in, kindly note the following:

1. Do not pursue vendetta against Wike.

2. Tackle the biting economy that has impoverished Nigerians.

3. Disappoint those who see you as 'Fulani agenda' by giving a level playing ground to all ethnic nationalities.

4. Allay the fears of those who feel you'll arrogate power and opulence to yourself by selling off the nation's assets to yourself, family and croonies. Please disappoint them.

5. Deal rootlessly with any individual or group that may want to unsettle the nation however highly placed they may be.

6. Look into the plight of job seekers like us who are always discriminated on the basis of age, ethnicity and religion, most especially the stereotypes of age consideration in recruitment into the public service. Issues of "if you are 30 years and above, no need to apply" should not arise. After all we weren't given the chance when we were below 30, where on earth should we run to? Is it a crime to be a citizen of this country?

7. Deal rudelessly with issues of job buying, bribery and corruption associated with the public service. Give a level playing ground for everybody; let the best hands be recruited into the service.

8. Political appointment should be across board. Give appointment to even the opposition as long as they're qualified.

9. Open the boarders. After all many goods are being smuggled into the country despite the boarder closure.

10. Declare a state of emergency on security and economy, initiate austerity measures and redeem the value of our naira.

Your Excellency, kindly note that the above points were the hallmark of PDP that made it stood out for 16 years. Kindly take us back there.

Mods, help me push this to the front page so it can get to Atiku

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Politics › Re: 2023: Why Atiku And PDP Are The Surest Way by KMJY(op): 2:50pm On Oct 25, 2022

dumahi:
Your long grammar is nothing but shit. Read this and tell me what you think:

Source: https://twitter.com/MastBroadcast/status/1584879580879663104?t=gCcduLRk5SURXNq8J61hyA&s=19[/quote]Hey John Doe, ain't you guys tired of these shallow and baseless narratives? Well, I'll just respond to you at a stretch and ignore the rest. First, these propaganda against the person of Atiku Abubakar has long been tackled since 2019, including the fiction that "Atiku can't go to the US." I think we have grown pass that stage. What we are now looking at is the man who has the capacity to salvage Nigerians from the hardship APC has brought upon them, a man whose presence in office is enough to swerve investors from all parts of the world into the country, one with the capacity to tackle the economic and security challenges spearheaded, supervised and executed by the APC led adminstration; a broad minded personality whose supporters cut across the 6 geopolitical zones of the Federation, not some fellow adorned with ethnic or religious colouration. Of all the contestants, I can confidently tell you that Atiku Abubakar AA+ stood out.

Politics › 2023: Why Atiku And PDP Are The Surest Way by KMJY(op): 12:59pm On Oct 25, 2022*

2023: THE OXYMORON

You were staked in an ambience of peace, glamour and splendor, taking three square meal a day, your income and savings was on the rise, then all of a sudden, you found a new guy who promised you heaven on earth, offered to give you Shawarma and pizza for breakfast, fried rice and chicken for lunch, pounded yam and Iwedu soup garnished with a plate of Isewu and chilled bottles of malt in the dim, and you sheepishly left the husband of your youth and followed him.

After four years of two consecutive stay with your newly found love, you got to realise that he is a mere interloper, a cheat, a jester, a rogue, a liar, a cunning and deceitful man who has nothing to offer than pain, affliction, hunger, death, sorrow, obscurity and hardship; came back to the consciousness that this new lover has ruined your life, made you feed from the crumbs, demystify you and render you a jab only good for the dogs, and he is now asking you to give him four more years to fix the mess he has gotten you into, will you oblige or go back to your ex husband who is your only paragon of hope; who still wants you and is ready to nurse your bruises and redefine your state, ransom you from your assailants and give you a new hope? Won't you rather run back to your estranged husband and apologize to him for daring to leave him for a Stockholm who hypnotized you and practically caused you pains and more pains while dining and wining in the sweet melody of your painful desiccation for which he finds pleasure in?

Isn't it despicable, a crass anomaly to have your afflictor shamelessly wooing you with the same blue print with which they decapitated and razed your only hope which your ex husband graciously gave you for 16 years until they appeared in the scene? The rhetorics are playing out and we can't but laugh and their follies. We are ready to tame their intrigues and schemes. Nigerians, let's go back to our ex husband, the PDP, for only in this party we can be healed from the pains APC has submerged us into. If there be any noble thing this APC led adminstration should be doing is apologize to Nigerians and perpetually hibernate into oblivion, for subjecting us into untold hardship and demonstrating incompetence in piloting the affairs of this nation, not seeking to remain in power.

We only have one direction for the presidential elections, AA ATIKU ABUBAKAR is the answer. Think about it!

Do not forget these rules as you go about your business for the day. Rule No.1, Work for the ousting of APC at the national level come 2023 while holding unto your PVC firmly. Rule No.2, don't forget rule No.1

Politics › Re: Charles Aniagwu: Wike Didn’t Respect Zoning In Rivers in 2015, Ayu Won’t Resign by KMJY(f): 3:43pm On Sep 23, 2022

saintkel:
let's see who's gonna regret dis.....pdp messed up big time abeg.....power was supposed to be on d southern side....cos of greed.....it went to d north....d north wants everything about PDP to be northern in nature......Wike to me is upholding d stand of a united south.....south people wise up

I suppose you didn't read the article. What zone is PDP's last president from? Answer this before spewing trash.

Politics › Re: A Vote For Peter Obi Is A Vote For Tinubu by KMJY(op): 12:18pm On Aug 11, 2022

donjazet:
This one na PDP dog.
You will be shocked by what you will see next year.

First of all, you can't use voting pattern of previous elections to predict the next one, you know why? Nigeria usually suffers from extreme voter apathy. Only one in 10 Nigerians believed in voting, this gave room for politicians to employ all sorts of shenanigans to win votes. Politicians got away with a lot of things because the vast majority of citizens looked away and just didn't care enough. That is about to change.

Secondly, one can feel the energy of voting shifting from north to south. The north are usually those dedicated to voting because they felt aggrieved with Obasanjo and Jonathan's tenure and wanted to see their person rule but they have tasted it now and their regions have been completely battered.
Bandits have ravaged their lands badly. So one can feel the northern voting apathy brewing due to frustration Even though it's their person there meanwhile the southerners are now highly energized to go the polls.

So you can see the voting enthusiasm has shifted from north to south.

What people are saying about you lot is true. Once someone confront you with facts, you resort to insult when you have no counter argument. I expect you to argue intelligently if indeed you have any fact to present, hell no, you rather resort to insult. Keep insulting until the reality dawns on you

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Politics › Re: A Vote For Peter Obi Is A Vote For Tinubu by KMJY(op): 12:13pm On Aug 11, 2022

Bonesbreaker:
him no get point anything

Then counter my points with facts and figures. You people are just sentimental and delusional. If you claim to be against Tinubu's Muslim-Muslim ticket but aren't supporting Atiku so as to forestall this, then you are invariably supporting Tinubu coz Obi can't win #bittertruth

Politics › A Vote For Peter Obi Is A Vote For Tinubu by KMJY(op): 10:10am On Aug 11, 2022*

Before Obidients start throwing jabs at me, I'll urge that they go through my points dispassionately to see reason. I am from the middle belt. I have family members supporting Obi. Obidients should therefore know that that I have nothing personal against him.

I stay in the north, north west to be precise. Of all the political discourse, I haven't heard northerners lending their support to an Obi's candidacy. As a matter of fact, most of them aren't buying Tinubu's candidacy either. I have heard many of them saying "APC ends with Buhari. Never again will it happen to them." If you want to hear political discourse in the north, go to Mai shayi's (Tea Vendor) joints. These guys are more informed than an average southerner as far as politics is concerned.

Back to the topic. This is why a vote for an Obi is a vote for Tinubu:

1. Majority of Peter Obi's supporters were once Atiku's fans. As a matter of fact, most of them voted for Atiku in 2019. Now that they have brokert camp, they have rather reduced Atiku's votes – a move which Tinubu is well pleased with. Of course Tinubu knows that only an Atiku poses threat to his presidential ambition.

2. In as much as an Obi's candidacy is gaining a lot of waves in the social media, the train is rather coming late. If this ambition is anything to go by, it should have started since 2019. By now, the campaign train must have penetrated the core north where chunks of votes come. But as it is, Obi will only have to wait for 2027 to leave an imprint.

3. Labour Party's logo isn't design in such a way that a common man can identify with. Except for educated fellows, most people, especially the elderly, can't identify with it on the ballot. Unlike PDP and APC logos where you could easily tell an illiterate to check the box bearing umbrella or broom, that of labour party isn't realistic, and so Peter Obi will loose significant number of votes due to this factor.

4. The constitution provides that for a candidate to emerge winner, he must win at least 25% of the total vote cast, or 1/3 of the votes in 2/3 states of the Federation including FCT which is 24 states. To the Obidients, can they honestly say Obi will meet this requirement? If yes, which states?

5. Based on previous elections, the south eastern votes are often not as expected. This is not to say that the region can't produce significant number of votes, I for one believe that this is going to change with an Obi on the ballot, but the fact is that votes from Katsina or Kano often cover that of 3 or 4 states in the east. See, elections aren't won by
mere emotions, ethnic or primordial sentiments, they are won through empirical study, critical analysis and due diligence. If by any chance no significant votes do come from the east, you can see reason why Atiku is so confident of winning. It is because he knows majority of votes comes from his region. Whether you like it or not, regional politics is back and is now steering us in the face.

6. Structure is key to winning elections. I have heard many Obidients debating over this, but there's no two ways about it, you need concrete structure to win election in Nigeria. Maybe you don't understand what we mean by structure, let me break it down for you. If you have governors, senators and members of the federal house of reps contesting under your platform, you've got a structure. Even so, a party that has this structure in government before now has an edge. This is because they must have had a hold on their followers and can determine where the votes go. Whether we like it or not, PDP and APC have this on ground and may edge LP in that regard. Note that even in the south east, if Peter Obi wins, it means the state governors decided to work against PDP which I don't see them doing so. Working against PDP means ruining their chances. I give you a simple example, in 2015, many PDP parliamentarians from the north asked their followers to vote out Goodluck Jonathan. They taught only Jonathan will be affected but they too were voted out and a lot of them did not return to the national assembly. This is what will happen if PDP gubernatorial candidates/parliamentarians from the south east choose to work against PDP.

Finally, Obidients should note that a vote for an Obi will give an edge to Tinubu because it will reduce Atiku's chances. By not supporting PDP, Obidients are unconsciously brightening Tinubu's chances since the odds are obviously against Peter Obi. Tinubu is having a fill day seeing the crumbling of Atiku's support base. And if he can, he will support the Obidients so as to further meander Atiku's chances so he can emerge winner. Obi was Atiku's VP in 2019, what stop him from being his running mate yet again? An Igbo presidency is better achieved with a PDP than with an APC. Obidients, please shine your eyes!

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Politics › Re: Like Ekiti, Can Tinubu Defeat Every Other Candidate? by KMJY(f): 2:13pm On Jun 19, 2022

If I were Peter Obi, I'll ask all my supporters to vote for Atiku a day before the election. This is because it's obvious he can't win. And the realization of an Igbo presidency is better secured with PDP than APC. If Obi had been patient enough to remain in PDP, he would have been Atiku's vice today, that way, already a mile ahead in realizing the Igbo presidency. Except Igbos want to spoil things for Atiku to give an edge to Tinubu, I see no reason why they'll waste their votes on an Obi who obviously can't win. And for those calling the shot for Tinubu, get this clearly, here in the north, a lot of people are saying APC as a political party ended with Buhari. In all the Mai shayi joints, the discussion is centred on Atiku and Kwankwaso. There's no mention whatsoever of Peter Obi. Tinubu shouldn't bang on their votes coz they'll never leave their own and support him.

Politics › Re: Christianization/rccgination Of Nigeria By Yemi Osibanjo? Facts Check by KMJY(op): 8:18pm On Apr 15, 2022

smileyoo:
though am not in support of PDP or APC leadership to still be ruling the nation and leading us astray, but since nigerians have decided to be glued to these two evil parties, regardless of the havock, their rulership have brought upon the nation, i will prefer either VP Osinbajo from APC or peter obi from PDP to emerge the next president from either of this political parties, because they look more human with human feelings than the rest people in the race.
Peter obi talk much of accountability in government, which is what Nigeria need most now, and prof, Osinbajo should value sanctity of lives as a proclaimed man of God.
Nigerians need a caring leader who can stop these needless killings of innocent nigerians.
we don't need a government, that will be there, without actually been there anymore.

Prof. Kperogi has particularly been unfair to Yemi Osibanjo. He tried painting the Vice President black using Christianization as an excuse

Politics › Christianization/rccgination Of Nigeria By Yemi Osibanjo? Facts Check by KMJY(op): 5:20pm On Apr 15, 2022*

I read with undivided interest, a rebuttal on Vanguard editorial of April 15, 2022 by Donu Kogbara on the "Christianization," or rather, "RCCGination" of the nation by prof Yemi Osibanjo in which a renown US based Nigerian Prof., Farooq Kperogi, consistently ill-conceived a campaign of calumny against the person of the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osibanjo, I must say that the rebuttal was apt and timely. For the avoidance of doubt, and without any fear of contradiction, Prof. Farooq Kperogi is one writer I respect so much for his metaphors and frontal cortex of the state of the nation, Nigeria.

Before anyone thinks the Prof (Farooq Kperogi) has anything personal against the Vice President, I want to quickly remind them that Kperogi has, through his columns, reiterated his indignation on the person of Tinubu, President Buhari and a number of other political elites. However, the learned Prof. erred for singling out Prof. Yemi Osibanjo in a bigoted manner without recourse to logic. As a matter of fact, the Prof is 'educated by the half' matters relating to Christendom.

To put issues into perspective, there is first and foremost, nothing like "Christianization" in the Christendom. As a matter of fact, becoming a Christian is a matter of choice and personal conviction, no one, however highly placed, can enforce Christianity on any individual; not even the Vice President. Prof. Farooq erred when he repeatedly used lexicons like "Christian sect" as though there were any. I respect the Prof. and his editorials, but the use of such phrase is an anomaly.

Back to the person of the Vice President, it is a truism that he has his own baggage of the unbridled rendezvous for which the Buhari led administration has plummeted the nation into – economic woes, insecurity, hunger, poverty, name them all, but religious sentiments or RCCGination as Prof Kperogi puts it, is definitely not one of them. If this narrative is a replay of the dissenting voices that firmly reaffirmed the bigoted nature of President Buhari in the pre-2015 campaigns (for which we have undoubtedly and manifestly seen playing out in the areas of appointment, and his body language against terrorism) – is what Prof. Kperogi is realigning to malign the person of the astute Vice President, then it's dead on arrival!

Politics aside, the Vice President cannot reinforce what does not exist in Christiandom (Christianization), not even RCCGination – a claim which the office of the Vice President have come out to debunk with video evidence showing a good number of Muslim appointees working in the Office of the Vice President, and definitely not "Christianization."

Romance › Re: Is It A Curse To Be A Nigerian? A Lamentation Of An Unemployed Graduate by KMJY(op): 6:22pm On Sep 28, 2021

FROGMAN101:
I will never belittle or mock anybody, but i think you deserve whatever you are going through in life with this sort of mentality.

Though you listed some valid points with the corruption crisis facing Sh*t hole Nigeria which is disaster, still From your writeup and IMO, you sound like an envious & entitled person. Also, you seem proud cause you apparently got a good grade from the University and feel you are better than the next man because of that feat.

If you had the power tomorrow who knows if you would act worse with this discriminatory outlook.

Continue to live in your fantasy bubble, friend.

Sir, I want to believe you read where I mentioned all graduates who are in the same position as myself. I was never speaking for myself alone but for everyone in my shoe. Stating that I feel entitled is a misnomer coz I believe you'll neither want yourself, your brother or son be in a similar situation as most Nigerians are. It's unfair to attack a person who wants a change for the system that abhors hardworking people. With this statement of yours, you've given me every reason to believe that you and your type are the reason why this nation keeps deteriorating on a daily basis.

Romance › Is It A Curse To Be A Nigerian? A Lamentation Of An Unemployed Graduate by KMJY(op): 4:22pm On Sep 28, 2021

Straight to the point:
1. After navigating the huddles of the intellectual temple, transversing the valley of industrial action that keeps you in school more than the stipulated year, you graduate and the government and private companies tell a job seeker that:

a. Don't apply if you are above 30 years

b. Only those who graduate in 2017 will be employed. Graduates from 2016 downwards need not apply.

c. Who is your God father? (You must know a senator or any politician for that matter) if not, you stand no chance.

d. You must pay a huge sum running into hundreds of thousands before you are considered. In the process of bribing your way through, you sometimes fall into the hands of corporate fraudsters.

e. No matter how intelligent you were in school, nobody will look at your certificate twice (after all people buy grades in school).

IMPLICATIONS

1. Graduates who came out with First class, second class, upper credit division (poly) students are rendered useless by the system.

2. Some youth go into crime out of frustration just to meet ends meet.

3. The number of unemployed graduates keep piling every year.

4. No future for the youth.

VERDICT
1. Why are our politicians so wicked? Why would they allow us (unemployed youths) to be at the mercy of self-seeking, selfish-centered/avaricious heads of government MDAs? The president cannot claim to be ignorant of the high rate of corruption going on in this MDAs except of course it has chosen to let the youth remain where we are.

2. If at all politicians have hijacked recruitment processes in the country, would it be out of place for government to at least consider graduates who graduated with flying colours from various institutions of learning? The way government treats outstanding graduates in this country isn't fair, I must say that it discourages hardwork since mediocres believe they can manoeuvre their way through irrespective of the grade they graduated with. Personally, I have reached a state of dispondency watching the guys I was coaching in the university backing juicy and lucrative jobs while I am fading out as class teacher receiving a paltry sum that cannot even sustain me for two weeks.

Please tell the president to come to my aid and those in a similar situation as myself!

Investment › Re: Nyif Loan by KMJY(op): 1:10pm On Sep 24, 2021

Evaloyal2J:
You better look elsewhere. Those scheme are ment for some special connected people.

I know those who didn't have any connections but were able to secure the loan. Don't discourage people please

Investment › Nyif Loan by KMJY(op): 6:41am On Sep 24, 2021

Hello guys, has anyone gotten the Federal Government's National Youth Investment Fund (NYIF) loan? I got a message to that my loan is in process since last year but up till now, I haven't heard anything about it. As a matter of fact, I've been trying to access the site but I kept getting "error" feedback. Please if you've accessed yours kindly share so we can keep hope alive.

Business › Re: Nyif Loan by KMJY(op): 4:43pm On Mar 16, 2021

valentineuwakwe:
relax bro, the next stage have not started yet.

Alright, thanks

Business › Nyif Loan by KMJY(op): 12:50am On Mar 16, 2021

Good morning everyone. I successfully registered for the NYIF loan, I even got a message for preselection. Was asked to create a password which I did but up till now I haven't receive any mail. I don't know if this issue is limited to only me or it's a general problem.

Kindly check the screenshots below

Politics › Re: Kogi Election: Buhari Under Attack Over Congratulatory Message To Yahaya Bello by KMJY(f): 8:21pm On Nov 18, 2019

Sirjamo:
I am not against those criticizing Bello for what he did, but I have few questions: Can anyone swear that the PDP did not engage in any violence during the election?

How many of you condemn Wike who is known to be the Idi Amin of Nigeria politics?

What is wrong is wrong whether PDP or APC. We need to stop justifying inhumanity in the name of political affiliation

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Politics › Re: Kogi: Dino Melaye, Wada, Akpoti React To Governorship, Senatorial Elections by KMJY(f): 7:23pm On Nov 18, 2019

sexiestharam:
They should have done better. Why didn't they sign E-voting into law? Even if it wouldn't have totally eradicated electoral malpractices, it would have reduced it.

So if APC improves what the met on ground it's a crime?

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