₦airaland Forum

Macron and Bola have a lot in common. Their countries are facing serious problems, yet they keep gallivanting around the world instead of focusing on what is happening at home.

And this is the same Macron who was accused of drug use, though the allegation remains unproven.

Ordinary citizens are battling hardship, insecurity and a rising cost of living, while their leaders seem more concerned with travelling than fixing the problems staring them in the face.

Why not Publish the name of these companies ...

Bola government and Propaganda...

This shouldn't come as a surprise...

Bola's government always fails at everything...

They make the price of things go exponentially high and then come up with discount... 😁

Very irresponsible and vile government.

And APC don pursue all our doctors comot for the country through Japa, yet money wey suppose dey used to build hospitals and improve our healthcare system, dem dey use am buy CITY BOY buses for campaign. Oya, take decisive action against these counterfeiters, they say NO.

Some of una wey dey support this Bola government because of tribe and religion go one day regret am when the consequences of this government reach una and una family. No be everything wey happen to other Nigerians go remain far from una forever.

Bad governance no dey respect tribe or religion. When the consequences finally reach your doorstep, your political loyalty no go protect you.

And APC dn pursue all our Doctors Japa...

Sometimes, I wish every country would adopt Israel’s approach to combating terrorism.

You don’t pamper terrorists or allow them to operate with impunity. You go after them relentlessly and make them understand that there are consequences for their actions.

Terrorists shouldn’t be the only ones making innocent citizens live in fear. They, too, must know that they cannot kill, kidnap, and destroy lives without facing the full weight of the law.

There can be no lasting peace when those who terrorise innocent people believe they can get away with it.

The revolution that would make Nigeria better may very well start from the North.

We've always blamed and laughed at the North for being backward, pointing to the high levels of illiteracy and poverty in the region. But one thing you cannot take away from the North is its ability to demonstrate collective action and unity when it matters.

Sometimes, I wonder what our education in the South really means if some of us can witness the things happening under Bola's administration and still choose to support him without questioning his actions.

If we turn a blind eye to mismanagement today simply because it suits our political interests, we lose the moral justification to condemn the same behaviour when power eventually returns to the North.

Supporting Bola goes beyond his second term. The bigger issue is the precedent being set. He is creating a political template that could haunt Nigeria for generations, regardless of which region produces the next president.

Nigeria's problem has never been just about which region holds power. It is about our willingness to hold those in power accountable, even when they come from our own region or belong to the party we support.

If we sacrifice accountability on the altar of regional loyalty today, we shouldn't complain when tomorrow's leaders use the same playbook against us.

Bola may end up being the one to trigger the revolution that could consume him and many of the politicians around him.

Let him continue with his antics.

Nobody saw the #EndSARS protest coming when it happened. Sometimes, all it takes is one incident to ignite the anger that has been building up among the people. Once that trigger comes, you will see Nigerians troop out in numbers.

Bola should be very careful. Many Nigerians are only trying to play by the rules and express their frustrations within the confines of the law. He should not mistake the people's restraint for weakness.

The power of the people should never be underestimated.

The juntas were politically smart in their approach.

They denounced ECOWAS, rejected its pressure, and treated any unauthorised intervention within their territories as a threat to their sovereignty.

They focused on consolidating power and establishing stability before considering a return to the regional bloc.

Eventually, they could negotiate their re-engagement from a position they considered stronger.

The lesson is that regional organisations can exert pressure, but sovereignty, internal stability, and political legitimacy remain central to how governments respond.

Some Yorubas supporting Bola despite his underperformance need to understand that they may be damaging the chances of future Yoruba aspirants to the presidency.

Nigerians will not forget the role everyone played during this period. The consequences of today's political decisions may extend beyond Bola himself and affect how Nigerians perceive future Yoruba candidates.

The earlier you understand that Bola's leadership and political ambitions should not be confused with the collective interest of the Yoruba people, the better.

There are sane Yorubas who can see through the deceit and have been speaking out against what they believe is wrong. Unfortunately, many others would rather defend him regardless of the consequences.

Supporting your own should never mean defending underperformance, excusing wrongdoing, or sacrificing the future of an entire region for one man's ambition.

Bola is one individual. The Yoruba people are bigger than any one politician. No one should be allowed to use ethnic loyalty as a shield against accountability.

If you genuinely care about the future of the Yoruba people, speak up when things go wrong. Criticise bad leadership when necessary. Hold those in power accountable.

Don't let loyalty to one man become a burden that future generations of Yoruba presidential aspirants will have to carry.

Incoming President...

Peter Obi is the only hope the common man needs now.

Another 4years with senile Bola would be catastrophic for Nigeria.

Ontop Election...

Una dn dey talk about Assassination.

APC and this Tinubu Government is a curse to Nigeria

Another avenue for them to loot the Nigerian treasury dry!

If elected, Obi should look into the privatisation of NEPA and the current ownership of the DISCOs.

A few politicians appear to be milking Nigerians through these DISCOs while millions of citizens continue to suffer from poor electricity supply and outrageous bills.

The unbundling and sale of NEPA should be thoroughly investigated. Who bought these assets? Who are the real owners behind the companies? And how much have Nigerians gained from the privatisation?

It is time to investigate whether some politicians who participated in selling NEPA later acquired control of the DISCOs, directly or through proxies.

Critical national assets should not become a private cash cow for a privileged few at the expense of millions of Nigerians.

Are you scared of Mentioning Adeboye, Oyedepo and their likes?

Sometimes, religion causes this.

You see self-acclaimed men of God turning family members against one another just to extort them of their tithes and offerings.

They tell A that someone in his household doesn't want his progress. A begins to question everyone around him and eventually blames the successful person in the family for his own struggles.

Instead of encouraging hard work, self-reflection, and personal responsibility, these so-called men of God plant seeds of suspicion, hatred, and division in families.

I keep saying this: religion should either be banned or properly regulated. If it is to be regulated, religious institutions should be taxed as high as 50% of their taxable income, particularly those generating substantial revenue from tithes, offerings, and other commercial activities.

The Nigerian government is underestimating the amount of revenue some pastors generate from the public. Billions of naira flow through some religious institutions, yet the tax obligations of these institutions deserve far more public scrutiny.

It is ridiculous that the government places tax burdens on businesses creating jobs and contributing to the economy, while some religious institutions generating enormous revenue enjoy tax exemptions.

If the government can tax businesses that create employment, why should wealthy religious institutions generating millions or billions in revenue be treated differently?

Imagine the revenue the government could generate if large, profit-generating religious institutions were properly audited and taxed. That money could be invested in healthcare, education, infrastructure, and other essential public services.

No institution should be above accountability simply because it operates in the name of God. If religious institutions want the privileges that come with operating in society, they should also be willing to submit to proper financial scrutiny and fair taxation.

They create a post to discredit OBI...

Una forget say una dey indirectly campaign for am.

As long as the discredits comes from APC slaves... Means Obi is doing something good.

Tinubu is in the League of Dave Umahi and Ikpeazu.

Very useless sets

Lol...

Them dn dey churn out propaganda... 😂

Go to the Market... No Price came down

Very useless government.

The way Tinubu messed up this country ehn, Tinubu would remain Nigeria's worse President.

Worse than the Buhari's Administration.

Adeboye is APC
APC is Adeboye

Another way to siphon public funds, just like the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.

These guys are mean, and Nigerians keep paying the price.

The unbundling and sale of NEPA should be thoroughly investigated. How did we get here?

Private individuals who bought parts of a national asset are now making money off Nigerians, yet the power supply situation remains a serious concern.

Who benefited from the privatisation?
What has improved for ordinary Nigerians?
And who is holding these companies accountable?

Rumours have it that the Tinubu Government is planning to remove Electricity Subsidy after Election.

Nigerians deserve answers, transparency, and accountability. A national asset should not become an avenue for a few individuals to enrich themselves at the expense of millions of citizens.

Another way to siphon National Funds like the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway.

Ensure she has money...

She has to bring something to the Table.

If she doesn't have money, as a man, you have nothing to do with an older woman.

Don't let anyone gaslight you.

Everyone already knows this...

Tinubu is no gentle man politician. He won't give up power easily.

Has anyone ever wondered why most politicians with questionable characters openly declare their support for Tinubu? Nigerians need to think deeply about this.

We keep complaining about bad leadership, yet we allow the same set of politicians to recycle themselves in power. This is an opportunity for Nigerians to weed out these people who have contributed to the decay of our nation.

Imagine retiring these politicians from public office and making Nigeria so uncomfortable for them that they cannot even enjoy their loot in peace.

If Obi wins, one of the first things he should do is reform the judicial system. Politicians found guilty of embezzling public funds should be tried and sentenced without unnecessary delays. No more dragging corruption cases for years. A trial should not exceed one month, provided the case can fairly be concluded within that period.

An independent panel should also be established to investigate corrupt judges and Lawmakers. Any Judge or Lawmaker found guilty of corruption should face severe punishment, including nothing less than 16 years in prison.

Electoral reform is another major priority. Every Nigerian above 18 should be registered to vote, just as the government has made NIN and BVN registration a priority. We should also explore a secure, transparent electronic voting system that allows people to independently verify that their votes were properly counted without compromising ballot secrecy.

Voter education should be introduced into our school curriculum so that Nigerians understand the importance of their votes and the consequences of electing bad leaders.

Electoral malpractice, including rigging, violence and deliberate disenfranchisement, should attract severe punishment. Anyone found guilty after a fair trial should face consequences strong enough to discourage others from doing the same.

More correctional centres should be built to accommodate people convicted of minor and medium-level crimes.

Kidnapping, terrorism, murder, electoral malpractice and public fund embezzlement should be treated as major crimes, attracting capital punishment where legally applicable or nothing less than 20 years in prison, depending on the offence. Anyone convicted of embezzling public funds should also be compelled to return the stolen money. If they refuse to surrender their loot, they should face additional penalties, including longer prison terms where permitted by law.

Independent foreign auditors should periodically audit the accounts of local governments, state governments and the Federal Government. Their findings should be made public, and anyone found guilty of financial misconduct should be prosecuted.

Nigeria cannot continue like this.

The problem is not just Tinubu or any other individual. The real problem is a system that allows politicians to steal public funds, manipulate elections and get away with it.

Until we build a system where politicians, judges and public officials are held accountable for their actions, we will keep moving in circles.

We need a country where stealing public funds has serious consequences, where nobody is above the law, and where public office is treated as a responsibility, not an opportunity to enrich oneself.

This is the kind of Nigeria we should be fighting for.

This man is really enjoying Bola government.

Bola really made Nigeria too easy for him to milk.

fxexperts:
And when they decided to get pregnant nko will you force pills down their throat without their consents?

Read what i wrote slowly...

Amotolongbo:
They are not loyal baby mamas. They knew the well may run dry if the 4th baby mama come scooping with drum instead of bowls the three baby mamas are using

The 4th no send anybody papa...

As a guy, no be every woman dem dey plant seed put. You just let some pass through you like flu and leave.

The Aniomas where the major casualty of the Biafran Civil war....

Jammythebless:
some sins are not pardonable

the society nerds to be sanitized

From this comment, i can tell you're a Moslem.

Allegedly that plane usually leaks water whenever it rains...

Can any Airman here confirm?

mariovito:
Rest in peace George Eledan

Wondering how his Elder bro Ezekiel is holding up.

Dangote is just having a field day in Nigeria...

I won't be surprised if he pumps out money for Tinubu reelection.

Lol...

Should we talk? 😂

This amount would get you a Lithium solar setup.

AMINDA:
I challenge any Tinubu lackey to bring any evidence that Tinubu ever addressed Goodluck Jonathan as president Goodluck Jonathan. He always called him Jonathan. Why can't Atiku call Tinubu Bola?

Don't mind these Bola boys...

They always have selective Amnesia.