Politics › Re: "Bring Back Our Girls" Was A Regime Change Stunt - David Hundeyin by Lithiumite: 2:04pm On Aug 29 |
And atiku,obi and makinde wants to do rinse and repeat but tbey are very woeful at it,cant even pretend not to be be happy anytime kidnappings and killings happen. |
NYSC › Re: Kogi NYSC Abduction: 11 Rescued As Search Continues For Remaining Corps Members by Lithiumite: 2:00pm On Aug 29 |
Obidients should come and tell us how much ransom was paid within 25 hrs. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Deserve More Than Just Cheap Fuel (Opinion) by Lithiumite: 1:57pm On Aug 29 |
All obidients want his fuel subsidy returned,if Nigeria will burn to the ground, so be it......very pathetic lot!! |
Politics › Re: Atiku Is Lying To Himself And Lying To Nigerians- Senator Yari by Lithiumite: 1:55pm On Aug 29 |
Ofunaofu: Yari should concentrate on how to market Tinubu, because El-Rufai did much more than this, but today, he’s in Tinubu’s gulag. Yari and el rufai arent on the same level politically.... yari was gov without buhari in 2011 from an opposition party,el rufai could never have been gov without buhari. Yari won his state of zamfara for tinubu while el rufai couldn't, yari won his senate seat and brought his state back into apc from the pdp........you don't see him running all over the place arrogating any influence to himself like ur kaduna midget......he managed his 2 successors and still share same political interests unlike el rufai and obi that couldn't even keep their legacies intact for just one year after office. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Is Lying To Himself And Lying To Nigerians- Senator Yari by Lithiumite: 1:43pm On Aug 29*. Modified: 2:05pm On Aug 29 |
The right kinds of people to attack atiku on tinubu's behalf......atiku will dare not return fire for fire on his northern kin,but southerners to them can be repudiated and insulted at will because they are considered peasants to them......tbey only condescend to them as a mater of political exigency. |
Politics › Re: OK Movement Rejects Fusion Into NDC by Lithiumite: 1:15pm On Aug 29 |
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Politics › Re: OK Movement Rejects Fusion Into NDC by Lithiumite: 1:13pm On Aug 29 |
MrSly: Keep your advise if you can read the writing on the wall. Nigerians are wiser. PO has taught Nigerians that they can support a candidate successfully without being part of a political party. So nobody wants political parties to use and dump them. OK movement is distinct from NDC and there is nothing wrong with. They are all targeting the same goal. Thats how you all mislead obi in 23 and he failed woefully,to you guys,its now rinse and repeat for you guys........but you are absolutely naive to the fact you cant even be a polling unit agent without party authorisation,same party you people are undermining as irrelevant.....kwantinue!! |
Politics › Re: OK Movement Rejects Fusion Into NDC by Lithiumite: 6:05am On Aug 29 |
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Politics › Re: Write It Down: Uba Sani Says Tinubu Will Turn 29% Into 70–80% In Kaduna. by Lithiumite: 5:56am On Aug 29 |
CharlesCNG: WRITE IT DOWN: UBA SANI SAYS TINUBU WILL TURN 29% INTO 70–80% IN KADUNA
Governor Uba Sani has made one of the boldest predictions of 2027. “Write it down,” he told Seun Okinbaloye on Channels Television: Tinubu will get 70–80% of Kaduna's votes. Consider it written.
But first, the arithmetic. In 2023, Tinubu scored 399,293 votes in Kaduna — just 29.36% of 1,360,153 valid votes. Atiku got 554,360, Peter Obi 294,494 and Kwankwaso 92,969. Tinubu won only TWO of Kaduna's 23 LGAs. PDP won 14; Labour seven.
So Uba Sani isn't predicting improvement. HE IS PREDICTING AN ELECTORAL EARTHQUAKE. At 2023 turnout levels, 70% means roughly 952,000 votes; 80% about 1.09 million. Impossible? Not necessarily. But certainly Himalayan.
So what has changed? START WITH ACTUAL ELECTIONS. In February 2024, five INEC rerun/by-election contests were held — four State Assembly seats and one House of Representatives seat. APC won Makera, Chikun and Chawai/Kauru State Constituencies.
PDP won Kudan State Constituency and Igabi Federal Constituency. SCORE: APC 3. PDP 2.
Then came August 2025. APC swept ALL THREE by-elections: Chikun/Kajuru FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY: APC 34,580; PDP 11,491. Channels reported it as APC's first victory in southern Kaduna and chikun since 1999.
Zaria Kewaye STATE CONSTITUENCY: APC 26,613; SDP 5,721; PDP 5,331. Basawa STATE CONSTITUENCY: APC 10,926; PDP 5,499. Across those eight post-2023 INEC contests: APC 6. PDP 2. And the trajectory moved from a competitive 3–2 in 2024 to a clean 3–0 sweep in 2025.
BUT NOW COMES THE COMPLICATION: ATIKU'S ADC. In 2023, PDP swept ALL THREE Kaduna Senate seats. APC had ZERO. Today, PDP has NONE of those three senators. But they did not all move to APC. Kaduna South Senator Sunday Katung joined APC. Kaduna Central Senator Lawal Adamu Usman and Kaduna North Senator Ibrahim Khalid Mustapha joined Atiku Abubakar's ADC.
So:2023 SENATE: PDP 3. APC 0. ADC 0. NOW: ADC 2. APC 1. PDP 0.
And ADC has collected federal legislators too, including Bello El-Rufai from APC and Umar Ajilo and Suleiman Richifa from PDP. That is crucial. Kaduna's old PDP structure has not simply migrated to APC. IT HAS FRACTURED IN TWO DIRECTIONS.
APC has grown. But Atiku's ADC has been eating too. That makes Uba Sani's 70–80% prediction even more extraordinary.
Then comes SOUTHERN KADUNA. Tinubu approved the Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia, now operational, while a Federal Medical Centre has been established in Kafanchan. Politicians followed the projects. Senator Katung, Rep Daniel Amos and other legislators joined APC, with Katung citing development and greater inclusion of Southern Kaduna.
Then there is security. Kaduna is NOT insecurity-free. The murderous Naridon attack in July 2026 proves that brutally.
But improvement has been acknowledged beyond government messaging. Defence Minister Christopher Musa has noted Kaduna's improved security situation, while even HURIWA, condemning the Naridon killings, recognised efforts to rebuild trust among Kaduna's communities.
The religious temperature has changed too. Christian and Muslim clerics and traditional rulers have increasingly worked together for peace. Former Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, visiting in 2026, noted the relative peace and unity compared with the Kaduna he remembered during recurrent ethno-religious violence.
Add roads, vocational training, free CNG buses, education investment, improved Southern Kaduna relations and rebuilt APC grassroots structures, and Uba Sani's confidence becomes easier to understand.
But there is an important warning: DEFECTIONS ARE NOT VOTES. A senator cannot carry 500,000 constituents into another party in his pocket. That is why the actual elections matter.
And those elections show APC has genuinely strengthened. So do the projects. So does Southern Kaduna.So does the changing security and religious atmosphere. But ADC's emergence means APC does not have the field to itself.
In fact, Kaduna may be evolving from the 2023 APC-PDP-LP contest into something very different: UBA SANI'S REBUILT APC versus ATIKU'S ADC, which is attempting to inherit substantial pieces of the old PDP opposition machinery.
That makes the real question fascinating. Can Tinubu's 29.36% become 70–80%?
The evidence says APC is considerably stronger than it was in 2023. IT DOES NOT YET SAY 80%.
The by-elections show movement. The defections show movement — in BOTH directions. Southern Kaduna shows movement. The security and religious atmosphere show movement.
But movement is not 80%. The megaphone can announce 80%. ONLY THE BALLOT BOX CAN COUNT IT.
Governor, you told us to write it down. We have. CHARLESCNG HAS WRITTEN IT DOWN. El rufai!! The turncoats in chief,all his high service in the run up to the 23 elections was all to mask his betrayal.... how can a seating give his party's candidate just 29%,lost all 3 senatorial seats and he still has the effrontery to come out and say he made tinubu president......his delusional supporters even say he won the north to tinubu's side when he couldn't even win his own state and lost it to a presidential candidate not even from his region. Tinubu might not win Kaduna but uba sani will do far better than that egoistic,self entitled midget. |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 10:16pm On Aug 28 |
erad: Seems you're a naturally daft person. If not, you'll address the issue at hand and not deflect to something else. Who is the daft one here,who can't simply reference the post I replied to in context......I bet daft is a new word you just added to ur lexicon and was looking for any opportunity to showcase your supposed English prowess.....what a shame!! |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 9:13am On Aug 28 |
Svoboda: Same with Abike Dabiri. After crying on ntas newsline, we didn't know she was crying her way to an appointment. Since she got her appointment, how many times has she cried in front of the camera the same way she was disturbing our peace on newsline with her crocodile tears? Or is Nigeria no longer worth crying for because her bread is now being buttered?
At least Modele Sarafa Yusuf wasn't crying on TV. So mama pee and that Randy guy alongside that confused zekeri are doing all they are doing because obi is their fathers brother abi? The way you guys reason ehn. |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 9:09am On Aug 28 |
erad: There's a difference between losing fairly and just losing. Nobody loses fairly in APC. The same rubbish they did to Omisore in osun state is what they do everywhere. APC is the most undemocratic party in Nigeria, no other party comes remotely close.
The audacity to even bring someone who has served as senator in lagos for years and present him as a governorship candidate in Ogun is a slap on the face of grassroot politicians. So aisha yesufu lost fairly? Its funny how you guys always seek to magnify the speck in APC's eye while ignoring the log in yours. |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 9:05am On Aug 28 |
fatherjesse: She was near perfect as a sportscaster with NTA, she was there at NTA at the same time with the likes of Frank Olize, Cyril Stober and that other Yoruba, I have forgotten his name who was also doing sportscasting Is it abike dabiri you mean......great broadcasters at the time,you forgot John momoh,owner of channels,late tokunbo Ajayi, late yinka Craig,late saddique daba,Eugenia Abu,femi aderiye and mainasara ilo moved to AIT.......these names bring back nostalgia. |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 9:00am On Aug 28 |
AMINDA: The APC Southwest may be even more divided than other regions. So many deep-seated grievances are being hidden from the public. First Adelabu and Teslim with the Seyi Makinde factor in Oyo and now Ogun state. Yayi is being seen in some quarters as a non-indigene imposed upon them from Lagos. And you feel the NDC is free of rift, the deep seated animosity brewing in there is going to get clearer as elections draws nearer,its even been made more manifestby the very lack of synergy between the NDC exco together with their structure and the obidient movement.......all the legacy obidient supporters that have been pushed to the background by obi's new found advisers,that mama pee and co.......dey play you hear,just dey play!! |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 8:53am On Aug 28 |
Imalwayshorny: After election she join them back for ministerial appointments She deserves any appointment that will be given to her.....she already made her name before apc so she came to add value not to only take away. |
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Lithiumite: 8:42am On Aug 28*. Modified: 9:07am On Aug 28 |
The delectable MODELE SARAFA YUSUF....the quintessential broadcaster that ruled NTA news anchoring in the 90s to the 2010s herself and abike dabiri cut their broadcasting teeth at the NTA and they were both popular on the sunday prime time show NEWsLINE with Frank Olize the veteran broadcaster another big name at the time.......she wasn't intimidated by the male dominated sports broadcasting space and she made her own name for herself,you blazed the tral for your acknowledged proteges like aisha falode,kiibati bankole,ogechukwu ogwoh,tega onojaife and many other female sports broadcasters.
Goodluck aunty Modele,you have paid your dues and we wish you the best in your future endeavour and anytime you wish to comeback we will gladly welcome you......we aren't obidients who by now would have started ripping into you if you were leaving them.
PBAT till 31 is a mission to be accomplished. |
Business › Re: Nigeria Reclaims FTSE Frontier Market Status September 21 by Lithiumite: 8:24am On Aug 28 |
Kingpele: This is the kind of progress APC and their supporters love to celebrate...u can make a tomb very beautiful outside with marble and co but inside of it remains rotten flesh or dead bones ...no amount of whitewashing will change the fact that majority of hardworking citizens have limited progress due to the state of the economy since PDP left ... Get out of your tiny corner and see whats happening out there,how people are making progress and how many opportunities are out there. Just last week I was hearing a pepper seller complaining about lower patronage and how sales had dropped below what it was some years back......she was already pointing fingers at tinubu but I made her realise that tinubu wasn't the problem that it was her inability to identify changes and flow with the dynamics of her trade.......just within a 100 meter radius of her place,there are 3 different hausa pepper sellers,selling the same thing she sells and cheaper because they are under cutting prices because they have the edge,this guys own the pepper and always get better bargaining power with their kin who are the main pepper merchants amd they can easily get access to stock credit than she can ever have. This is just one example,markets change and the economy is always in the move it's only our ability to keep up thats the challenge......I am in logistics and freight forwarding business......during obj to gej era,there was a very big boom in the business amd millionaires were being made daily,I even know billionaires who started from nothing both at the nacho air terminal and apapa ports,most notable of them is the popular e money,taiwo afolabi of sifax,dada ahigbe of confidence cargo......these are billionaires who started from nothing and there are many of them like that but currently many in the business arent growing at all the way it was then,this isn't because of tinubu or anything,in fact there is a bigger trade volume now than then but there are far more agencies and agents running into thousands who are now involved in the business compared to before........but many who don't understand these things will readily point to tinubu, many made it but mismanaged their monies which they haven't been able to see again but tinubu will readily be the fall guy. |
Politics › Re: 2023 Vs 2027: Will You Vote For A Different Candidate? by Lithiumite: 6:56am On Aug 28 |
Pbat till 31.....renewed hope is on course and Nigeria will be great again,save Nigeria from the feral mob and economic buccaneers who want to take us back to Egypt. |
Politics › Re: Doctors’ Strike In Anambra: Nurse Gives Firsthand Account Of Peter Obi’s Tenure by Lithiumite: 6:51am On Aug 28 |
1Alex: Tinubu raised minimum wage to 70k and mandated states to pay. He himself has not paid the 70k to federal workers, are you aware of this? Imagine the kind of demented lies you guys binge on in those devious WhatsApp groups where you spread nothing but puerile propaganda and hate.......you guys are beyond redemption. |
Politics › Re: Doctors’ Strike In Anambra: Nurse Gives Firsthand Account Of Peter Obi’s Tenure by Lithiumite: 6:45am On Aug 28 |
DLSReigns: Na wa oo. You chose to ignore the part that the federal govt urged state governors to pay according to their resources. Are you aware that Lagos doctors at the same time were offered 75% and they accept after 4 months strike and they resumed the strike later? Which will be your priority between the health needs of the people and paying doctors 100%? Besides, just simple Google search on the matter will do before you come out to showcase your ignorance.But because you are lazy, you decided to put the cart before the horse. 4 months to 13 months,imagine the way you are vilifying you obi,this is incompetence in plain sight.... .he couldn't pay doctors 100% but himself and his cronies were drawing their own salaries and allowances in full. You guys even maki g that ridiculously retarded statement there weren't any mass deaths during the rime the strike lasted even makes you guys sound the more foolish,so there had to be mass deaths first before realising doctors needed to be paid .......we are also aware how poorly he did with the issue of men of the fire service by paying a miserly amount of 10 naira as hazard allowance despite calls for review from several quarters, same with LG elections he didn't conduct for 8 good years......but rather he was saving the state funds in his personal bank amd boasting about it like.......he was LKY. |
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Politics › Re: Doctors’ Strike In Anambra: Nurse Gives Firsthand Account Of Peter Obi’s Tenure by Lithiumite: 7:50pm On Aug 27 |
[quote author=ogolemati post=140464201][/quote]Atleast I don't worship tinubu or liken him to a perfect being who is infallible......but obidients we already know their unlimited buffoonery. |
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Politics › Re: Doctors’ Strike In Anambra: Nurse Gives Firsthand Account Of Peter Obi’s Tenure by Lithiumite: 4:36pm On Aug 27 |
What manner of rubbish is this from obidients this is the highest level of hypocrisy ever witnessed in this country.
Obi couldn't fulfil the agreements reached with the health workers and he had to make then go on strike fo 14 whole months, same way he irresponsibly refused to hold LG elections for 8 yrs and this obidients are trying to prep up the devil to look like an angel.
Can sanwo olu try that or zulum or mbah in enugu and obidients wouldn't be calling for their heads on a spike,same obidients are attacking tinubu for making it possible for govs to be able to pay workers salaries and pensions as at when due but obi can be excused for owing same workers salaries for years.
Another ludicrous airheaded thinking is making the retarded argument that mission hospitals were well equipped by obi while the state owned one's laid comatose,are mission hospitals the responsibility of the state govt......how many Muslim hospitals were amongst those obi equipped and funded under his calamitous policy of begrudging the doctors.
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Politics › Re: Removal Of 50 Peter Obi Banners In Surulere, Lagos (Video) by Lithiumite: 12:16pm On Aug 27 |
kiddaz: I wanted to say it's done out of fear and to intimidate the opposition but this your comment explains a whole new angle. So I agree it's best we wait than run with half cooked reporting This people are always rejoicing anytime tinubu campaign posters and billboards are being destroyed even when tinubu supporters are attacked unprovoked but when lesser slight is done to them they cry wolf and act the victim. This action was sanctioned by the state govt, you need to seek clarification first before taking a position......other states apart from lagos have also enacted laws on political campaigns. https://www.facebook.com/100044145774265/posts/1624396722375171/?app=fbl |
Politics › Re: Removal Of 50 Peter Obi Banners In Surulere, Lagos (Video) by Lithiumite: 8:32am On Aug 27 |
AMINDA: Continue to support this madness. They have been other presidents before Tinubu but none displayed this level of anti-democratic tendencies, pettiness and fear. He is displaying all the hallmarks of a dictator who wouldn't relinquish power. We are witnessing the making of the Nigerian Paul Biya. https://www.facebook.com/100044145774265/posts/1624396722375171/?app=fblPls ensure you confirm due diligence was done before embarking on your emotional crisis journey.........its not only lagos there are laws governing political campaigns. |
Politics › Re: Removal Of 50 Peter Obi Banners In Surulere, Lagos (Video) by Lithiumite: 7:17am On Aug 27 |
LagosOrigin: Tinubu is obviously scared of Peter Obi and will do anything to stop him but, tinubu will fail. . tinubu did far worse than this to Peter Obi in Lagos in the last presidential election in 2023 but Peter Obi still disgraced him in this same Lagos , we will do it again in 2027 insha Allah. Wait till lagos state govt explains there own side......has an offence been committed or a law contravenes,were the appropriate fees and levies paid.......you people should stop all this ur compound fight mentality,you obidients are too emotional and too gaullible for ur own good. |
Politics › Re: 5 Strong Reasons IMPI Is Wrong About Atiku’s Plan To Make Fuel Affordable by Lithiumite: 7:01am On Aug 27 |
kfasian: 5 Strong Reasons IMPI Is Wrong About Atiku’s Plan to Make Fuel Affordable
Opinion
By PastorKay,
The Independent Media and Policy Initiative (IMPI) has raised concerns about former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s proposal to restore affordable fuel prices through a shift from consumption subsidy to production subsidy. While concerns about fiscal responsibility and investor confidence are legitimate, I strongly believe IMPI is wrong to dismiss the proposal as reckless populism. I'm not a supporter of Atiku Abubakar and I have never met him in my entire life; but I support this idea wholly and I will explain this with just 5 Reasons.
1. The Current System Has Brought Nigerians More Pain Than Relief
Since the removal of fuel subsidy, the prices of petrol, transportation, food and other essential goods have risen dramatically. Economic reforms cannot be judged successful merely because government revenues have increased while millions of Nigerians are struggling to survive. The ultimate purpose of any economic policy must be to improve the lives of the people. But if not, then the entire policy needs not just partial but total review and reversal.
2. Atiku’s Proposal Is Not Simply a Return to the Old Subsidy Regime
There is an important difference between subsidising consumption and supporting production. A policy that helps local refineries obtain crude under properly structured arrangements to reduce production costs deserves serious consideration. Nigeria must encourage local refining and reduce dependence on expensive imported petroleum products. Currently, with Dangote Refinery in operation, Importation figures have gone down. 90% of Subsidy corruption was embedded in fuel imports and if Importation goes away, definitely Subsidy corruption also goes away with it.
3. Affordable Fuel Can Also Support Investment and Economic Growth
The claim that affordable fuel will automatically scare investors is highly questionable. Investors are also concerned about the cost of doing business, consumer purchasing power, infrastructure and economic stability. Extremely high fuel and transportation costs make production more expensive, weaken businesses and reduce the purchasing power of ordinary Nigerians. Affordable energy can therefore support productivity and economic growth.
4. Nigeria Cannot Continue Sacrificing Its Citizens in the Name of Economic Reforms
If subsidy removal and foreign exchange reforms have generated trillions of additional resources for government, Nigerians have every right to ask a simple question: Where is the corresponding improvement in their lives? The people need better roads, hospitals, schools, electricity and security—but they also need to be able to afford transportation and food.
5. Nigeria Needs Nigerian Solutions, Not Blind Deregulation
Deregulation is not automatically successful simply because it is described as a market reform. Nigeria has widespread poverty, weak infrastructure, unreliable electricity and enormous transportation challenges. Any government must design economic policies based on the realities facing its citizens.
My position is simple: Nigerians should not be forced to choose between economic reform and economic survival. The real question is not whether Nigeria should blindly return to the past or blindly continue with the present. The real question is: What economic policy will genuinely reduce suffering, promote production, strengthen local industries and improve the lives of Nigerians?
PastorKay, a Social Commentator and Political Activist "If Atiku’s proposal can be properly structured with transparency, accountability and strong safeguards against corruption, then it deserves serious national consideration rather than being dismissed as mere populism." This is quoting you directly, your inference here in itself makes amorphous and manifestly nebulous the campaign rhetoric by atiku which you are backing inherently with just mere hope and nothing more.......but from history of Nigerian politicians, thats not an intelligent way to just merely take the words from any of them without proper rationalisation. By now we already expect the atiku team to start throwing figures at us,backed with data and facts.......but what we are getting in an amorphous campaign gimmick without structure......assumptions that can never hold water in the real world, totally in abeyance to logic. |
Celebrities › Re: Pius Orezimena: Diplomatic OPJ Is Dead! Battled Stroke by Lithiumite: 3:41am On Aug 27 |
Rip to him,this guy is very popular and hss very hhoge following amongst the masses |
Politics › Re: Atiku Subsidy Renewal Plan,the Figures Not Adding Up. by Lithiumite(op): 10:59pm On Aug 26 |
Didijiji: which scam pass tinubu?
The greatest scammer that said if he doesn’t give us light in 4 years we shouldn’t vote for him. Where are the light?
Are you okay? So we should bring another lamba master in atiku whose major strategy to get inro aso rock is to lie his way through........hope you realise how ridiculous you sound. |