yawehoverall:


It's not a useless noise at all.. hunger and poverty is scaling exponentially, biting hard, the price of goods are doubling at a rate we have never seen before, what you buy today, changes in a weeks time.. Thats the harsh reality, from that frustrations and hopelessness , people are voicing out, in the bid to seek for succour, you can't call that NOISE! Instead tell us the reasons why we should have hope, if you are privy to the information as to why we should believe in this project.

yawehoverall:


So from your assessment judging from the unstable naira, high cost of living and hunger ravaging the country, you do believe this is the first point of call?

yawehoverall:
Looks fine though, but here in NIGERIA we need to tackle poverty , insecurities and hunger.

This is clearly a misplaced priority.

post=129816986:

Very Nice.
We go get to that side soon....
For vacation tins 😉

Slytiger:

Thank God he did not go to Anambra, Peter Obi's Era in Anambra.. Anambra was falling apart when nanu failed to invest in quality infrastructure and decided to build brewery instead 👇

jmoore:

He praised Nigeria. 'I fell in love with the country' were his words.

Tenth wonder to those who don't know the difference between country and state. Even una Buhari was also a wonder.

jmoore:
Illiteracy is a cancer!

Deliberate ignorance is a demon.

I read the article to see the praises for Tinubu and saw nothing.

The Major toured Nigeria and said he fell in love with Nigeria.

hybrid77:


Lol...Nah me employ you..Abeg carry continue ur hustle. U and ur like cannot stop well meaning Nigerians from voicing their concerns.

But its okay. We must all put food on the table legally and it seems to me that u r doing the job you are paid to do..

No offence as i understand.

hybrid77:
Yeah..so what is this suppose to mean. Did he praise tinubu's Nigeria.

Tinububjust made business static. Instead of making things

The Mayor of Brampton, Patrick Brown, has stated his admiration for Lagos State when he visited in the year 2007.

Brown said this at a townhall meeting hosted by the Coalition of Nigerian Canadian Interest Groups based in Canada to honour the 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

As seen in a video posted late Saturday by a tweep, Wale Adedayo, tweeting as @Mario9jaa, Obi was seen standing beside Brown as he addressed the cheering audience.

Brown said, “I went to Nigeria in 2007. I went to Lagos and I fell in love with the country. Two years ago, I went back and once again, I toured the country. Anytime you visit Nigeria, you’re saying to yourself, ‘When can I go back?”

He stated that he was “blown away” by the nation’s movie industry, Nollywood.

“There’s a lot of love for Nigeria in my city,” he said.

Also, a member of the Provincial Parliament in Brampton North, Graham McGregor, tweeting as @BramptonGraham, on Sunday, wrote, “In Brampton, we’ve got one of the fastest growing Nigerian-Canadian communities. I’ve spoken with a few people here that are from Brampton and we’ve got a lot of exciting things going on.”

He noted the importance of building an “open, inclusive, welcoming economy for everybody. And to the connections we’re building here with the Nigerian-Canadian community, we want to make sure Nigerians are part of it.”

BigIyanga:

Yes.. majority of westerners voted for ACN because it was Tinubu’s party. He floated it to spite GEJ and peel off his votes.. and it voted. ACN won in states like to Ekiti . Does it make sense to you now why Ribadu was rewarded with NSA🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️💔🤦🏿‍♂️

Emyogalanya:
Your buhari lost 3 times. Gej lost atiku lost Trump lost Zik and awolowo lost too. And yes Abiola lost too all politicians have lost at one point or the other he is not the first to lose and wont be the last person to lose an election people lose some and win some. Have you never lost out on anything you wanted? Losing or wining is not unique to anyone. we lose children parents house money cars, wife spouse dua heaven wont fall if anyone lost something. Best team or candidates lose matches or job opportunities. Why should he losing a senatorial bid mean he is a weak politician?

Emyogalanya:
Ojukwu who still influences elections from the Grave is a weak candidate? Ojukwu who brought in Obi to limelight is a weak candidate? Tell me the one non living polititian who is still active in politics from the graVe like Ojukwu. His pictures still appear in campaign posters billboards flyers t-Shirts etc. His name allooe is still standing apga in Anambra politics and you call such a man weak candidate?

BigCowHornn:



Apparently you don't understand 200 million dollars is not enough to build some mansions now

Your stupidity can only be upgraded by time

ThiefnubuBandit:


You are a very ignorant fellow if you think that a government that came through a warped system is capable to achieve any meaningful thing even if given 50 years. You are really a very ignorant fellow.

kachistone:

5. Zik built Nigerian Cement in Ebonyi in 1955. I am sure you must have heard of Nigerecem.

6. He established Nigeria's first steel company known as Niger Steel. This was way before the military govt of Gowon built Ajaokuta after the civil war.

7. He established the first indigenous bank in Nigeria known as the African Continental Bank ACB before Awo built the National Bank for Nigeria while Sardauna built the Bank of the North which is now Unity Bank.

kachistone:


3. You said I mentioned a University. It should interest you that UNN was the first University to be established in Nigeria as it was a full fledged university unlike University College Ibadan that was a campus of the University of London. Kindly note that the first graduates of University College Ibadan which later became UI received certificates of the University of London. UNN was a brain child of the great Zik abinitio. Awo and Sardauna later built Universities in their regions.

UNN was among the first of it's kind in the black world and he modeled it after the University of Michigan.

4. The Eastern region under Zik and Okpara devoted almost 45% to education and there was mass literacy in the East.