mannobi: Election loosers trying to get at the president through the back door. We are watching you but if you try any nonsense in Lagos, you will know that 2024 is not endsars time. All their agenda to destroy Lagos won't work.
commoditiesnig: Mr man you and your lots have failed. You can already see that. You suddenly turned from Obedient/LP supporter to "protest" supporter. Isnt that a joke. Shame on you!
Any Protest that has shady roots.. Political or Sentimental always fail from the start!
commoditiesnig: Mr man you and your lots have failed. You can already see that. You suddenly turned from Obedient/LP supporter to "protest" supporter. Isnt that a joke. Shame on you!
Any Protest that has shady roots.. Political or Sentimental always fail from the start!
how does the protest have shady roots?
what is wrong if he is a protest supporter?
is the government not a protest supporter by sponsoring "no to protest" protesters?
mannobi: These people seem to be bent on their own downfall. You are allowed to protest but you want to be rallying round the city so you can loot again. I pity what will befall them. If anyone tries nonsense with people's properties this time, Lagos will rise against such. We say no to protest of destruction
but the people who protested against protest in lagos, how did they protest their protest?
mannobi: Election loosers trying to get at the president through the back door. We are watching you but if you try any nonsense in Lagos, you will know that 2024 is not endsars time. All their agenda to destroy Lagos won't work.
are you telling me that femi falana lost election? which position did he contest?
richiemcgold: Many Nigerians currently gearing up for the protest do not even know who and who is leading them. They sha want to hit the street on the 1st of August to vent their anger. Such a poorly organized protest is bound to lead to looting and violence.
who led the endsars protest?
kindly see below
Didijiji: NAMES OF SPONSORS OF THE PROTEST HAVE BEEN RELEASED AS FOLLOWS .
1. Hunger 2. Inflation 3. Fuel pump price 4. Minimum wage 5. Power or no light 6. Bad roads 7. Budget padding 8. INEC rigging of election with impunity 9. Highest cost of governance 10. Highest bidder appointments 11. Excessive borrowings for looting 12. Crude oil theft 13. Dysfuntional functional refineries 14. Excess electricity & erretic tariffs 15. Excessive bank charges 16. Resource control 17. 1999 constitution 18. Need for restructuring restructuring 19. Consumption instead of production 20. Arable farmland without subsidized mechanized farming equipment 21. Breakdown of law and order 22. Injustices at the courts 23. Failed civil service system 24. Non functional educational system 25. Japa syndrome 26. Corruption 27. Unaccountability of public office holders 28. Poor road networks 29. Worst housing program 30. Non real estate funding 31. Interest rates for entrepreneurs 32. Devastating economic policies 33. Looting and lootocracy 34. Growing division amongst ethnic groups 35. Naira devaluation 36. Poverty 37. Non support for local manufacturers and local contents 38. Highest import duties ever 39. Underfunded army and police 40. Salaries and pension delays. We're not begging for power because power belongs to the people, and we, the people, are here to say enough is enough.
Tackle these things and see if anyone will think of protesting. Enough of unnecessary chasing of irrelevant shadows and imaginary enemies. You are your own enemies.
sulaak: Today, it is the Yoruba; yesterday, it was the Fulani, and before that, it was the Ijaw and Igbos. I wish Nigeria was restructured, and then everybody returned to their land and developed it. One Nigeria is unworkable.
What restructuring are you referring to that Nigeria does not already have?
sulaak: Black Africans are not capable of managing modern society.
The problem in Nigeria is not different from other African nations; even South Africa, led by Black Africans, is heading toward another failed Black-led government.
African culture has not evolved to develop in modern society; the average African still has the mindset of people living in 1600, when feudal chiefs and kings were paramount, large, unproductive families for farming were the norm, and tribal warfare was a daily occurrence.
A black African has not won a nobel prize in science, economics or medicine because we don't innovate or invent shit.
Fayose is right to call out the unproductive North. Sanusi said something similar in 2020
If you say the north is unproductive, where does virtually all the food we consume in Nigeria come from?
From your highlighted comment, you are saying the south is productive.
Slayar: You're going to wait. I dont engage in fruitless discussions/debates or whatever you want to call it. I gave you somethings that motivated Lagosians and Oyo peoples voting in the last election. You keep asking same questions like a slowpoke.
How did your own people vote and where are you from ,you failed to reply . Im not compelled to give you any further info.
What is the something that motivates lagos and Ibadan people that u gave me?
Was my about lagos and Ibadan people or about the SW which u made a claim about?
If you say u should do my research, then why are you angry at my question?
Are you not aware that asking questions is the foundation of research?
Or don't you have any idea what research entails?
who asked you to argue?
can you show me the argument you ar talking about?
what was the different things that motivated south westerners in the last election?
NewHe: The answer is obvious the poor man that can not control his wants within his scarce resources. Nigeria today is suffering from consequences of over population due to uncontrolled births! The poor man will always blame the government or nation for his woes!
Who said anything about the poor man blaming anybody?
That is why I said you should read what dele Momodu said.
Dele Momodu said "Who is more productive, the politician who steals the sweats and resources of the citizens or the poor man who sends his many poor wives and children to the farmlands to grow crops for everyone of us?"
The key there is "productive". I don't see were you addressed the issue of productivity in the question.
So how is d poor man who who sends his many poor wives and children to the farmlands to grow crops for everyone of us not more productive than the politician?
How is the politician who steals the sweats and resources of the citizens to maintain several girlfriends more productive than the poor man?
How is Nigeria suffering from the consequences of over population?
Judolisco: Momodu dat praised dis so called politicians for years and made his wealth off praising politicians is now a saint...... Momodu abeg go find somewhere sit down
How poor man go marry four wives born 20 children... No be say d poor man get farm wey e go carry d children go work oh... Na to dey carry dem dey beg up and down.... No be juju bdat?
it seems you didnt read the small write up before making your comment. if you did, maybe you didnt understand it. pls read it again.
who is more destructive to the nation, the poor man with plenty wives and children or the politician with one wife and many high maintenance girlfriends, who waste public resources on extravagant lifestyles including private jets? Who is more productive, the politician who steals the sweats and resources of the citizens or the poor man who sends his many poor wives and children to the farmlands to grow crops for everyone of us!!!
Your Excellency, my dear Brother, please, let's all accept that we've failed this country and we need urgent reset. We cannot afford the blame games at this perilous time... May God forgive our transgressions...
Jungleluv5: I Really respect Oshoko mole he does not speak with sentiment but you momodu you are politically sentimental because ur party are not in power agbaya ni yín sir. Arije nìdí modaru ni yín
what is politically sentimental about the questions dele momodu asked and the concluding statement he made?
NewHe: What's this Momodu saying-Fayose has money to support his lifestyle does a man with 4wives and 14children has same? He just wan talk!
this is what Momodu is asking. can you pls answer the question he asked?
who is more destructive to the nation, the poor man with plenty wives and children or the politician with one wife and many high maintenance girlfriends, who waste public resources on extravagant lifestyles including private jets? Who is more productive, the politician who steals the sweats and resources of the citizens or the poor man who sends his many poor wives and children to the farmlands to grow crops for everyone of us?
ElSudani: Both of them are talking nonsense. The biggest issue with Nigeria is the structure. It allows for thieves to thrive and wreck even the best laid out plans. From NNPC to the CBN, to the ministries, everywhere you go you see mini tyrants who are law unto themselves. There are over a billion people in China and they are not starving, population is not the problem, at least not yet.
what is this structure?
how is the structure responsible for all you mentioned?
sIfioksq: Tinubu knows what he's doing. Appointing new heads for NNPCL and NMDPRA is a smart move to revitalize the sector. Confidence in leadership is key, and he's clearly aiming to show that he means business. Let's see how this plays out!
which business does he mean? what is the improvement in the oil sector since tinubu assumed office?
elemas: Nigerians are yet to be told the people behind this protest. To really know who they are Nd their rel plans
which nigerians are you talking about?
Didijiji: NAMES OF SPONSORS OF THE PROTEST HAVE BEEN RELEASED AS FOLLOWS .
1. Hunger 2. Inflation 3. Fuel pump price 4. Minimum wage 5. Power or no light 6. Bad roads 7. Budget padding 8. INEC rigging of election with impunity 9. Highest cost of governance 10. Highest bidder appointments 11. Excessive borrowings for looting 12. Crude oil theft 13. Dysfuntional functional refineries 14. Excess electricity & erretic tariffs 15. Excessive bank charges 16. Resource control 17. 1999 constitution 18. Need for restructuring restructuring 19. Consumption instead of production 20. Arable farmland without subsidized mechanized farming equipment 21. Breakdown of law and order 22. Injustices at the courts 23. Failed civil service system 24. Non functional educational system 25. Japa syndrome 26. Corruption 27. Unaccountability of public office holders 28. Poor road networks 29. Worst housing program 30. Non real estate funding 31. Interest rates for entrepreneurs 32. Devastating economic policies 33. Looting and lootocracy 34. Growing division amongst ethnic groups 35. Naira devaluation 36. Poverty 37. Non support for local manufacturers and local contents 38. Highest import duties ever 39. Underfunded army and police 40. Salaries and pension delays. We're not begging for power because power belongs to the people, and we, the people, are here to say enough is enough.
Tackle these things and see if anyone will think of protesting. Enough of unnecessary chasing of irrelevant shadows and imaginary enemies. You are your own enemies.
Slayar: I don't have time for these kinds of arguments,what's your point ? Ask a yes or no question make I answer you,got other things to do with my time. Also state the region you're from and let's see your voting pattern before you start analyzing another region.
who asked you to argue?
can you show me the argument you ar talking about?
what was the different things that motivated south westerners in the last election?
Maxymilliano: APC have so much weaponized poverty in the country, so it makes easy for the women to be deceived into doing things against their collective wishes
freakyavia: we were actually expecting him to remove the dependency of the second on dollar like other OPEC are doing but instead we are seeing embezzlement
you were expecting too much from tinubu. me I was expecting embezzlement