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Politics › Re: Oborevwori Inaugurates 18km Of Roads In Ndokwa West by Lithiumite: 9:10pm On Jun 03
This guy is the biggest definition of incompetence.....since he became gov there hasn't been any major project we have seen him embark on or complete.....he is a big disgrace and his personae depicts incompetence from head to toe.

PBAT till 31!!
Politics › Re: I Will Stop The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road If I Become President---Peter Obi by Lithiumite: 9:08pm On Jun 03
I dont support obi and I will not vote for him but in all honesty obi cannot say this.......politics aside!
Politics › Re: Osun State To Buy New Security Drones After 5 Previously Bought Goes 'Missing' by Lithiumite: 8:50pm On Jun 03
Drone lost.....wetin we noh go see for this Nigeria.
Celebrities › Re: Yinka Alaseyori Apologises Over Remarks On Oyo School Abduction(video) by Lithiumite: 6:23pm On Jun 03
What are you apologising for,characterless celebrity,you need to own your stand with your full chest or keep quite. angry
Politics › Re: Kano Governor Yusuf Did Not Distribute Plates (Video) by Lithiumite: 6:18pm On Jun 03
Obidients oya come and apologise to the man for mosconstruing his good gesture......you don't need to be oversentimental about any one or group not supporting your NDC contraption.
Food › Re: Food Price Changes In Nigeria Under Tinubu (2023–2026) by Lithiumite: 11:41am On Jun 03
apelikirk:
try get sense, you nor know say minimum wage dey play a vital role in a country's economy?
So tinubu should sign 1m naira as minimum wage so you can be able to feed.
Politics › Re: Why Oriire LGA And Others Are Prone To Insecurity: A Hard Look At The Figures by Lithiumite: 11:39am On Jun 03
He claimed he funded amotekun and equipped them to function effectively......I tell anyone to take a drive through oyo state and tell me what semblance of security architecture you see,take same trip round lagos and see the difference......a thinking gov is supposed to have his boys on ground in every lga,during elections you see them runnibg all over the place but after that they all go home and the gov doesn't care anymore.

Seyi should come tell us how much security votes he has gotten in 7 years,is it true oyo state has only 74 police stations, how many operational vehicles does amotekun have? All the govs are useless when it comes to security except for maybe lagos.
Politics › Re: The Battle For The North: Can Atiku Crack Tinubu's Northern Wall? by Lithiumite: 11:27am On Jun 03
LagosOrigin:
Tinubu don't have any wall in the north , it has been long dismantled after the demise of Muhammadu buhari.

The northern blocs has been hijacked by Rabiu musa kwankwaso and Alhaji atiku abubakar.

Buhari didn't have over his 12 million northern votes to tinubu.. even when buhari was alive, tinubu struggled in the north . He got a total of about 8 million votes in all region all around while Peter Obi and atiku got over 6 million each.

If not for Wike that helped tinubu to rig massively in the rivers state , Peter Obi would have won rivers and become the president today.
Keep deluding yourself you here, go round the north,the majority elite consensus is that the south should complete its 8 years so they can have power back by 31,if there is any region that upholds the principle of equity and fairness the most,its the northern region......voting atiku will throw up a lot of problems for the north and the entire country and further manifest the mutual suspicion among the major tribes and religion......its that simple and has been the norm even before tinubu does his first campaign.....obi is a mon starter in the north.

An average northerner knows nothing about tinubu appointing an adviser and where in the world is an adviser more influential than the person occupying the office,ribadu has not come out to complain to no one as was the case of azazi under gej before he was eliminated......does ribadu body language look like someone who is unhappy.......quit all your
conspiracy theories.

Keep crying hunger and propaganda,it won't get you anywhere.
Crime › Re: Gunmen Kidnap Ex-minister Adelabu’s Sister, Children In Ibadan by Lithiumite: 11:11am On Jun 03
Good for them,make it touch everybody.......look well,insider job to get some of the money he is perceived to have stolen.
Food › Re: Food Price Changes In Nigeria Under Tinubu (2023–2026) by Lithiumite: 11:05am On Jun 03
anonimi:
Why are you APC guys so desperate to validate Bwala's statement about what happens to the medulla oblongata of your party people?

Can you show us where any of the presidents of the cited countries promised to crash something as fundamental as petrol price but failed to do so, three years after fighting for power, grabbing it and running with it cluelessly like a headless pig huh

Just one example will do sir.
Your drooling rhetoric on a singular factor is whats the most irritating about your thinking.....are you now telling me to now trust obi saying he will turn Nigeria to dubai in 4 years.......we all cant be as foolish hope you know!.
Food › Re: Food Price Changes In Nigeria Under Tinubu (2023–2026) by Lithiumite: 10:57am On Jun 03
apelikirk:
those countries you mentioned, what are their minimum wage and their level of unemployment?
You keep mentioning minimum like an economic illiterate, that was how that buffoon calling himself NLC spokesman was talking about 1m minimum wage without commensurate improvement in our production capacity.....if you get that one million wage then be ready to be buying 1 fufu for 20k.
Food › Re: Food Price Changes In Nigeria Under Tinubu (2023–2026) by Lithiumite: 10:54am On Jun 03
1vandragon:
Where were all these excuses when GEJ was in power?

Why don't you also mention switzerland, India and China? Countries with low inflation rates. Or even Senegal, Togo (2.8%), Burkina Faso (3.1%), Cote d' voice (2.8%), Brazil (3.8%).


It is funny how what you condemned under PDP is now OK and justifiable under the incompetent bat even things are worse.

You know in your truest self that the 15% is a lie.

Those countries you mentioned, how many of thier government officials move around in convoys of 40 cars and 100 security operatives?

How many of those countries are thier citizens kidnapped on a large scale on almost daily bases?
Typical of you obtuse ideologues always distorting reality to serve your inept analogy.......how can you compare Nigeria to China with a gdp of $14tr and foreign reserve of $3.4tr a thousand times that of ours......Senegal, Burkina and Togo you mentioned operate a common currency tied to the euro and have not had any significant economic restructuring.......inflation will definitely be lesser in those countries because they haven't been paying subsidies and they haven't been running dysfunctional dual exchange rates that you all have been accusing tinubu for ending the same malaise.
Food › Re: Food Price Changes In Nigeria Under Tinubu (2023–2026) by Lithiumite: 8:03am On Jun 03
Ofunaofu:
There is no socio-economic index by which you can measure Tinubu that he has not performed abysmally, woefully, and spectacularly on....absolutely none.

Around the world, governments come to make life easier and improve living standards. Tinubu came to make life worse for Nigerians and diminish their standard of living.

Tinubu has no reason whatsoever to seek re-election.
When atiku was vp,that govt took fuel price from N20 they met it to N75 about 300% increase,same atiku is vieing to be president today......obi increased tertiary fees when he was gov by over 300% for non medical and 100% for medical students.....just using this 2 indices alone without bothering to go into others,did they make life easier for the citizens as you are accusing tinubu of not doing.....shoe us just one post you have criticised any of those 2 as you are doing tinubu now.
Food › Re: Food Price Changes In Nigeria Under Tinubu (2023–2026) by Lithiumite: 7:48am On Jun 03
1vandragon:
Bat is a disaster in all ramifications.

He has only bettered the lives of himself and cronies.

Bat must be booted out of office in the next presidential election, let someone else try thier luck in 2027. If that person fails, he too will be shown the way out.
Call your family and friends in America,UK or other places....if you dont want to Venezuela is a bigger oil producing country than nigeria, go check the inflation figures there,its over 200%

Argentina that obidients love to compare their president milei to tinubu is at over 30%

Turkey is a far more advanced country economically than nigeria, tbey are over 30%

Nigeria and Egypt are at about 15%.....the question i like to ask you is does this make the presidents of these countries too the worst leaders in the world?

Libya,angola are equally oil producing and tbey are also having inflationary problems even Rwanda is seeing one of the highest post the civil war,south Africans are also crying even accusing foreigners for being the cause of their inflation, so how is nigeria immuned from global inflationary challenges......the major reason for ours is basically the fact that we readjusted our economy which will normally cause inflation.

Many Nigerians would kill to get to live in Turkey so many are also running to Egypt that also has same inflationary problems.
Politics › Re: Makinde's Oyo Kidnap Plot To Blackmail Tinubu Causes Fight Between Fayose by Lithiumite: 5:03pm On Jun 02
Considering that this man's wife just died and he was weeping online with his nose running like river niger appealing for sympathy from nigerians,she's been buried barely a week and this man cant even mourn his supposed barely departed but fixated on his brother who has achieved better and ahead of him,he is the reason people even got to know the busybody younger fayose in the first place.....if this isnt envy in babanriga,I don't know what else is.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Approves 1000 Forest Guards In Oyo, Deploys Rescue Team by Lithiumite: 1:16am On Jun 02
AbdulHakeem44:
You jeopardize the effort of the military by asking government to posting footages of all you mentioned above.
Quit that crap,this is the 21st century.....just today I was watching cnn live report from the theatre in Ukraine right there with the men on the war front.....i can tell you off the tip of my finger how many aircraft carriers and their locations in the gulf ,how many jets and what type,how many bases the US has in the entire gulf......the IDF advance in Lebanon and their positions is all in public space and there are daily reports.....but when it comes to your own military you begin to classify information, it means how poorly run our military is and and how we have been unable to evolve.
Politics › Re: Information...Edo State Government Has Scrapped Ministry Of Lands And Housing by Lithiumite: 3:28pm On Jun 01
This man obidients are quick to call illiterate seems to be getting things done in his state better than the literate ones they praise.
Politics › Re: ₦100,000 Minimum Wage Too Low, Workers Deserve ₦1m - NLC by Lithiumite: 3:25pm On Jun 01
What manner of nonsense is this from a supposed national union like the NLC,this guy needs be fired..... how more irresponsible can one be,does he even understand the gravity of his statement. angry
Politics › Re: NDC Vice Chairman In Kano Escapes Lynching As Angry Youths Chant "Bamayi!" by Lithiumite: 3:19pm On Jun 01
AMINDA:
Time is a gentleman. Do not be under the illusion that Northerners are fooled into thinking Tinubu will handover power to the North come 2027. You all already showed your hands after being supported by the North in 2023. You will turn against all those you currently refer to as "sensible Northerners". No be una again?
Is that your only propaganda route available to you now after being faced by impending defeat.....tinubu will not hand over to the north, I wonder why the creativity and effort you guys put into all this puerile propaganda can be used for positive things like policy advocacy rather than vile,hate filled politics.
Politics › Re: NDC Vice Chairman In Kano Escapes Lynching As Angry Youths Chant "Bamayi!" by Lithiumite: 3:12pm On Jun 01
AMINDA:
Better put, what is Tinubu offering beyond a sidelined Shettima and a woeful performance when they can simply vote Atiku to clinch power in 2027?
And where will atiku get the votes from in the south?take this to the bank,tinubu is the only candidate with the 25% national spread guaranteed.....even Kwankwaso cant get obi anywhere in the north,its just like bringing a knife to a gun fight.
Politics › Re: Babachir Lawal Leaves ADC Over Atiku's Emergence As ADC Presidential Candidate by Lithiumite: 3:03pm On Jun 01
AMINDA:
Oga, this pity card is no longer sellable. Tinubu is now President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. He can't continue to hide behind a finger, abdicate his responsibility and throw accusing fingers at perceived opponents. He's currently there in Lagos receiving patronage from political sycophants. That's all that interests him.
Don't worry Mark this post,those kids will be released! Continue with the protest i support you.....hope you are happy now.
Celebrities › Re: Skit Maker Mark Angel Remarries Years After Messy Divorce by Lithiumite: 3:01pm On Jun 01
Eba50:
they are the sweetest for that place
Hmm! Bros just make sure you will ne leading them in the way of the lord grin
Celebrities › Re: Skit Maker Mark Angel Remarries Years After Messy Divorce by Lithiumite: 2:55pm On Jun 01
Why this guy like small small girls like this,I don dey suspect this guy cool
Politics › Re: Babachir Lawal Leaves ADC Over Atiku's Emergence As ADC Presidential Candidate by Lithiumite: 2:52pm On Jun 01
AMINDA:
Did you say the same when it happened in Borno, Katsina, Kaduna, Niger, Kogi and Kwara all under the watch of your tin-god? In some of these states, the victims are still in captivity. You are now pushing an agenda because Seyi Makinde, a fellow Yoruba, dared to contest against your tin-god.
Seyi is a neophyte when it comes to sw politics,whats the big deal about him,he isn't the first 2 term gov so what's so special.......but when your ambition is without leash and you can throw politics at every thing then there lies a problem......seyi will get eaten up by this trust me.
Politics › Re: Babachir Lawal Leaves ADC Over Atiku's Emergence As ADC Presidential Candidate by Lithiumite: 2:48pm On Jun 01
AMINDA:
Oh, you expected the people of Ibadan to be desensitised, accept their "fate" and move on? Weren't you the ones who said Southwesterners are sophisticated people?
I absolutely have no problem with the protest whatsoever, many people on the presidents side are too complacent and grossly incompetent, iys obvious they have grown too comfortable on the job......but these definitely has politics written all over it,let tinubu stew in his own juice,they did it to gej with chibok......but tonubu has been down this road before and he always comes out stronger, endsars protest readily comes to mind.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Approves 1000 Forest Guards In Oyo, Deploys Rescue Team by Lithiumite: 2:42pm On Jun 01
DrTee1:
Thanks for the engagement. First, let me just clear the air on one thing: I am not speaking for the government at all. I am neither a politician nor a government appointee, so I have no brief to defend anyone. I am just looking at this strictly from a professional and civic angle, especially regarding how security operations run versus how public communication should be handled during a major crisis like this.

To be honest, you made some very solid points that I completely agree with. You are spot on about the government losing goodwill and completely mismanaging the narrative. Seeing top officials dotting around in agbada looking like special guests at an owambe while families are in trauma is truly nauseating and deeply embarrassing. You are totally right that when leadership takes weeks to show empathy or doesn't let the public see law enforcement actively moving on the ground—the way they do during crises in the US—it creates a massive vacuum. It makes the state look incredibly complacent and incompetent, and that critique of the administrative optics is 100% valid.
Where we need to look closer, though, is the actual mechanics of the security operations you mentioned, because the context is a bit different from what is happening in Oyo. Take the Munich Olympics incident and Operation Wrath of God that you brought up. That was an international, decades-long covert assassination campaign hunting down targets across Europe and the Middle East years after the event. It wasn't an active, domestic hostage rescue mission. In Oyo, we are dealing with a live, local kidnapping where the absolute, immediate priority is getting living victims out of a specific forest or terrain safely. The operational rules for these two scenarios are completely different.

Even if we look at the Entebbe rescue operation in 1976 which you also mentioned, the same rule applied. That was a lightning-fast commando raid done in total secrecy on foreign soil. The Israeli military didn't give the public or the media live updates about troop strength, the terrain, or the routes they were taking while the operation was brewing. If they had broadcasted those details beforehand, the hijackers would have just executed the hostages on the spot.

That is exactly why tactical details have to be kept under wraps, even if it is incredibly frustrating for those of us watching from the outside. The police or military command cannot come out to tell the public how many men are on the ground, the routes they are taking, or exactly what they know about the kidnappers' positioning while the operation is active. These criminal networks and terrorists track the news and social media constantly. Giving out those specific details live on TV effectively hands the adversary the operational blueprint, which immediately compromises the safety of the troops and puts the lives of those innocent victims in direct danger.

I completely agree with you that the delay and the communication gaps from the leadership have been a massive embarrassment, and people have every right to feel secure and see that the state is capable. But there is a very fine line between demanding better public empathy and crisis management from political leaders, and demanding tactical data that belongs strictly in a secure command center. Our ultimate goal is to see those victims returned safely to their families, and achieving that requires absolute operational discretion on the back end, even while we rightly continue to hold the administration accountable for their general incompetence.
The scale of the information i am talking about doesn't have to be anything elaborate or operation specific.......in info management there are so many ways to say a lot without saying nothing......let the optics do 80% of tbe talking,thats more than sufficient.......look at Gbajabiamila saying rubbish about 1k forest guards,does he have any idea how ridiculous he sounds...... ..Now the tinubu govt is in a far bigger mess right now on this kidnap incident than gej was with chibok.....its his home turf and ibadan is far more visible than maiduguri.......the fg had wasted too much time......if they had done the needful earlier on,the people wouldn't be feeling the gaps with conspiracy theories and propaganda.
Politics › Re: Babachir Lawal Leaves ADC Over Atiku's Emergence As ADC Presidential Candidate by Lithiumite: 2:32pm On Jun 01
AMINDA:
Did you say the same when it happened in Borno, Katsina, Kaduna, Niger, Kogi and Kwara all under the watch of your tin-god?
But the fallout of those incidents dont look meticulously choreographed like this one.....i wonder what they would do by the time those children gets released.

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