Pierocash: They involve themselves in fraudulent means,come to the public and be making comments that make others look stupid.they talk with so much arrogance ,making it look like they are just been hardworking and creative.meanwhile,nah fraud dem dey do.
I tell you. e no go better for Abacha. After defrauding a whole Nigeria of billons of dollars. Nonsense.
Jones4190: APC = PDP, Prove ? ANSWER Since we know they are both parties, The 2nd "P" in PDP is a constant and so may not be included in the equation. OR we may as well say APC"P" = PD"P" "P" = Party Divide both sides of the equation by the constant "P". Resulting in APC = PD This means that if A+P+C = x, Also P+D must be equal to x Meaning A+P+C = P+D Using the alphabet A -Z numbers, whereby A = 1 and Z=26 Substituting letters with their corresponding numbers. A,P,C = 1,16,3 P,D= 16,4 A+P+C = 1+16+3 = 20 P+D= 16+4 = 20 Therefore APC = PDP
Give us the kind of economy Nigeria had under PDP.
niyisky: It's good they chose the path of peace. They should teach their wards how to live peacefully with others.
No one has monopoly of violence.
If you think they would suddenly cease their imperalist aims in the South, then go and think again. I worry for Makinde's life. These guys use a lot of marabouts from Niger and Chad.
Based on your post, dividing Nigeria won't be easy o unless a full blown war erupts. On the other hand, sometimes I criticise this new leftist wokeness in the west but based on explanations of yours and others on how the west have weakened Sub-Saharan African countries, I'm all for the perceived destruction of western civilisation. I really do appreciate the rise of China tbh.
The West wouldnt want Nigeria to be divided. It would lead to having a Yoruba-side and an Igbo-side which can and will compete with the West and its interests in West Africa. They also wouldnt want a Nigeria engaged in a full blown civil-war as this would lead to new migrant boats arriving the shores of Europe. They struggled to cope with the other edition from the Middle East. They would prefer a Nigeria, busy with internal chaos, but managing to stay afloat and keep her citizens within its borders. This isnt sustainable long-term, but Western interests, unless economic, think little about long-term implications (e.g Libya).
Finally, the rise of China is good for multipolar world, to balance the power of the United States. However, China will not just be happy playing second fiddle to the West. They will and do have long-term plans of leading a unipolar world and frankly, they would be a terrible replacement of the United States. The US is a democracy; China is a communist, despotic power. You dont want the later leading the world, trust me.
Gerrard59: Out of curiosity, why do those folks in the bold support Buhari? Even Obama - a biracial man.
1. Foreign Policy reasons. A strong Nigeria, is a terrible outcome for France and its Western partners, including the United Kingdom and the United States. Nigeria being the "superpower" in West Africa and by extension, Africa, would mean commanding military, political and economic influence outside her shores. France and the United States, for instance, would prefer in a situation of instability in Mali or CAR, they can come in, sell weapons, keep and "maintain the peace", build bases, etc. A strong Nigeria would forestall this possibility, as it would be Nigeria moving in at the behest of Mali and CAR. 2. Still on Foreign Policy, a weak Nigeria, fighting internal crisis would be unable to attract Nigerian intellectuals within the west. When Obj and then GEJ were in power, a lot of Nigerian intellectuals, especially within tech, left Ireland, Germany, the United States, back to Nigeria. This weakened the tech industries in these countries. They are aware that Buhari would ruin Nigeria's economy, hence he is preferred to anyone who will build the economy. 3. Nigeria being a Failed State, is an exciting economic proposition for Western powers. Finally, they have a large country where they can move in and sell their weapons. Where they can move in and establish AFRICOM base. Djibouti at the Horn of Africa is an excellent base, but insufficient as the Chinese are there. Nigeria would be an excellent base to finally put some US boots in Africa's heartland- permanently.
I can go on and on.... But it is essentially neocolonialism masked as Foriegn Policy. The West might pontificate a lot about loving democracy, but in reality, they prefer to deal with a controllable despot in states within the Global South. It is when the despot becomes uncontrollable and independent (e.g Ghadaffi) or starts loving China (e.g Mugabe) that they want to take him out.
Dpharisee: Defence Intelligence Agency is an irrelevant organisation in the intelligence community. How many times have we heard about their exploits neither do we even know Maj General Oyefesobi. Giving the appointment publicity this time to me is Taqqiya meant to falsely placate Yorubas who are currently feeling vulnerable MD insecure in the face of barrage of attacks from Fulani herdsmen militia
On the International front, we are back to the days where the Nigerian regime knows that they are three superpowers supporting them. Biden, is Buhari's person. He and Obama brought Buhari into power. The United Kingdom of course supports the Northern part of Nigeria. And China is in love with totalitarian regimes. Buhari can kill those protesters and NOTHING will happen.
MENELIIK: I think Peter Obi can answer the question where the cows are. The Osus hypocrisy is obvious to the Yoruba people. Tinubu is the only politician that must comment on national issue because other places are not having problems and are so peaceful. We know your target and cry till tomorrow, you will not get it. Meanwhile, poor people also live in America as a result mind how you brag about living abroad not everybody fancy the hype
You seem to have a confidence problem, if you see America or anywhere else, as a symbol of bragging when it is, at least to me, a mere location. Treat your personal issues, Bro. Again, you must understand that I am not a herdsmen; I am not excited that Yorubas, or indeed anyone get killed by these militia elements. I am disgusted, more than anything else, by the silence by political figures in Yoruba land, people who fought for June 12, who were NADECO members.
And that quote was one from Tinubu. Is he supposed to comment on the slaughtering of the Yoruba people by herdsmen from foriegn countries? Maybe not. Maybe. But he once commented so people, naturally, expect him to comment.
Yinksy09: Is falls on a Sunday so after church I am going to take her out for a movie then a dinner date at Hard Rock Cafe. I already have a gift for her and it’s a great surprise.
They are half in (because of the deaths) and half out (because of Tinubu).
By the time their senses become alive, it will be too, too late. How a whole tribe can, because of one man's personal ambition, watch their region get overrun and burn by Fulani Militia from abroad saddens me.
SilverNorGold: While I strongly condemn the evil activities of criminal herdsmen, the constant fake news, destructive propaganda, and all manner of unverified nonsense from the grapevine emanating from the SW media platforms will soon begin to have negative effects on genuine cases, as people will no longer take any news regarding killer herdsmen seriously.
Personally, from my research so far, I can authoritatively tell you that 90% of reported criminal cases attributed to Fulani herders are not only false, but malicious and an attempt to frustrate the government of President Muhammadu Buhari for political reasons.
From "Amotekun arrests truckload of armed Fulani herdsmen" to "Fulani herdsmen invaded Wole Soyinka's Home; Soyinka managed to escape".. And then within a minute, the victim or the police will come out to dismiss the report as fake news... Now if this isn't a campaign of calumny, what is?
Make una continue dey play politics. I don't take news of Fulani herdsmen seriously again. In fact, 90% of all the reports are fake!
But Nigeria go better.
You dont strongly condemn anything. 10 words to "condemn" and 161 words to defend the herdsmen terrorists. Werey dey disguise. BMC.
OneTemplate: Do you even see a credible source to the article before choosing to believe it came from FFK?
Isnt SaharaReporters credible again? It was credible enough for us to believe every bile it spewed against GEJ, why wont it be credible today? Because it is against Tinubu? Doesnt your hypocrisy embarass you?
Members of the community witnessed the October 20 shooting of peaceful protesters by Nigerian soldiers and had provided details of the incident during a groundbreaking investigation by PREMIUM TIMES.
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This, to many is totally astonishing though inspirational to students out there because of how well-involved Adebisi is in many extra-curricular activities and his achievements throughout his stay in the University.
The simple reason why he was able to achieve this, asides the important spiritual element, is the fact that he went through the University (1) Without a girlfriend and (2) lived above peer pressure from his mates. Let us begin to tell ourselves the truth. If you want to be average in University? Get a boyfriend or a girlfriend. I know a lady who was on her way to becoming the best graduating student with a 1st class. She met a guy and in the end she managed she come out with a 2.1. And belle. Young people in school stay away from girlfriends/boyfriends and above the influence of peer pressure. Do this two and put in the hardwork and you will graduate with a 1st Class + accolades.
AnonPoet: For over a year now, there has been a critical imbalance in the demand and supply of maize in Nigeria. The shortfall in supply of maize in the country has led to the price of a ton of maize shooting from N80, 000 in January 2020 to over the current market price of N200,000.00. The spiralling cost of maize is a ticking bomb that will most likely have a negative impact on the wider economy. As an essential component of feed production, the poultry farmers face a looming crisis. Eggs that was once was the cheapest source of protein has gone as high as N70. The continuous increase in the price of this single crop is beginning to adversely affect the food value chain in Nigeria. Farmer. Many rural households in the north will be unable to afford a balanced diet if the price hikes continue. If the sharp rise in price is allowed to persist could result in a dire situation for the country in the near future.
Watch the Director-General of the Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN), speak on the root cause of the maize shortfall and what needs to be done to mitigate the impending crisis.
Fulani herdsmen attack and kill farmers.... Farmers cant go to their farms... Farmers move out of their lands, if they are alive that is. Fulani herdsmen move in and set up militia posts. Farms are untended and overgrown with weeds.
And Nigerians act as if we dont know what caused the lack of maize?
Kaduna1stson: South west people has been mocking herdsmen the most. They have refused us access to good grass, by planting food on the bushes where we are supposed to feed our flock.
Perhaps the herdsmen should do what other Nigerians do, you know, legitimately acquire a land and use the space within that land. Or is butchering farmers and travellers the only option for herdsmen? Carrying AK 47s? Are you a militia group?
orisunmibare01: Why didn't they see revelation that money was about to be stolen lol. Nigerian pastors always acting like God, they forget they're humans too. If the one that stole money is asked to preach now, you'll think he's Elijah reincarnated.
You are the one that thinks they are acting as God.
When they say, "man of God", are you blind to the "man" in this phrase? Get to specsavers.
ishowdotgmail: Meet Pharm. Adebisi Yusuff Adebayo, B.Pharm (First Class Honors); the first Nigerian Undergraduate Student to be called a Professor.
He is the Director for Research at Global Health Focus, an organisation that seeks to build critical thinkers and leaders in global health towards achieving health-related Sustainable Development Goals.
He is also: the Director for Research and Innovation at the African Young Leaders for Global Health, Coordinator at AB Global Health Initiative, Co-founder and Executive Director at Pharmacostory (a community of young leaders dedicated to health promotion), and the Director of Healthy Nations Initiative (a community empowerment think-tank aimed at improving access to health information.
ProfRx as he is popularly called was inducted into the Pharmacy Profession by the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) yesterday, graduating with Distinctions (First Class Honors). This, to many is totally astonishing though inspirational to students out there because of how well-involved Adebisi is in many extra-curricular activities and his achievements throughout his stay in the University.
Adebisi is a global health enthusiast, drug policy advocate, research enthusiast, and public health educator. He has published over 50 articles (in different international peer-reviewed journals) in the areas of global health and public health, with more than 200 Google Scholar Citations as an undergraduate.
He has presented (as author/co-author) various research publications in many local and intentional conferences. His team won the 2018 Innovate4AMR global competition organised by World Health Organization, John Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, South Centre, ReAct -Action on Antibiotics Resistance and the International Federation of Medical Students' Association.
Pharm. Adebisi Yusuff Adebayo is also a Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene UK Ambassador, Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholar for Knowledge-Action-Change London, drug policy and harm reduction advocate at Student for Sensible Drug Policy Washington D.C, United States. He was awarded the National Institute of Health Research UK and RSTMH grant to carry out a project on risk communication and community engagement strategies, surveillance and laboratory testing capacity for COVID-19 in selected African countries.
Elucidated below are some of his achievements: -Winner, 2018 Innovate for Antimicrobial Resistance (Innovate4AMR) Global Competition -Delegate, 2017 World Healthcare Students Symposium, Kigali, Rwanda -Nominee, Pharmanews Pharmacy Student of the Year Award in 2019 -Recipient, PharmaLead Award of Excellence (2019) -Delegate, 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands (2018) -Delegate and Representative of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene at the first International Lassa Fever Conference Abuja, Nigeria (2019) -Panelist , 2019 edition of the Global Forum on Nicotine, Warsaw, Poland -2019 recipient of Knowledge-Action-Change Harm Reduction Grant. -2020 RSTMH NIHR small grant awardee for COVID-19 research and many more.
Congratulations Pharm Adebisi!
This, to many is totally astonishing though inspirational to students out there because of how well-involved Adebisi is in many extra-curricular activities and his achievements throughout his stay in the University.
The simple reason why he was able to achieve this, asides the important spiritual element, is the fact that he went through the University (1) Without a girlfriend and (2) lived above peer pressure from his mates. Let us begin to tell ourselves the truth. If you want to be average in University? Get a boyfriend or a girlfriend. I know a lady who was on her way to becoming the best graduating student with a 1st class. She met a guy and in the end she managed she come out with a 2.1. And belle. Young people in school stay away from girlfriends/boyfriends and above the influence of peer pressure. Do this two and put in the hardwork and you will graduate with a 1st Class + accolades.
ishowdotgmail: Meet Pharm. Adebisi Yusuff Adebayo, B.Pharm (First Class Honors); the first Nigerian Undergraduate Student to be called a Professor.
He is the Director for Research at Global Health Focus, an organisation that seeks to build critical thinkers and leaders in global health towards achieving health-related Sustainable Development Goals.
He is also: the Director for Research and Innovation at the African Young Leaders for Global Health, Coordinator at AB Global Health Initiative, Co-founder and Executive Director at Pharmacostory (a community of young leaders dedicated to health promotion), and the Director of Healthy Nations Initiative (a community empowerment think-tank aimed at improving access to health information.
ProfRx as he is popularly called was inducted into the Pharmacy Profession by the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) yesterday, graduating with Distinctions (First Class Honors). This, to many is totally astonishing though inspirational to students out there because of how well-involved Adebisi is in many extra-curricular activities and his achievements throughout his stay in the University.
Adebisi is a global health enthusiast, drug policy advocate, research enthusiast, and public health educator. He has published over 50 articles (in different international peer-reviewed journals) in the areas of global health and public health, with more than 200 Google Scholar Citations as an undergraduate.
He has presented (as author/co-author) various research publications in many local and intentional conferences. His team won the 2018 Innovate4AMR global competition organised by World Health Organization, John Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, South Centre, ReAct -Action on Antibiotics Resistance and the International Federation of Medical Students' Association.
Pharm. Adebisi Yusuff Adebayo is also a Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene UK Ambassador, Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholar for Knowledge-Action-Change London, drug policy and harm reduction advocate at Student for Sensible Drug Policy Washington D.C, United States. He was awarded the National Institute of Health Research UK and RSTMH grant to carry out a project on risk communication and community engagement strategies, surveillance and laboratory testing capacity for COVID-19 in selected African countries.
Elucidated below are some of his achievements: -Winner, 2018 Innovate for Antimicrobial Resistance (Innovate4AMR) Global Competition -Delegate, 2017 World Healthcare Students Symposium, Kigali, Rwanda -Nominee, Pharmanews Pharmacy Student of the Year Award in 2019 -Recipient, PharmaLead Award of Excellence (2019) -Delegate, 22nd International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands (2018) -Delegate and Representative of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene at the first International Lassa Fever Conference Abuja, Nigeria (2019) -Panelist , 2019 edition of the Global Forum on Nicotine, Warsaw, Poland -2019 recipient of Knowledge-Action-Change Harm Reduction Grant. -2020 RSTMH NIHR small grant awardee for COVID-19 research and many more.
Congratulations Pharm Adebisi!
Unfortunately, he will be poached by the UK, US, Canada or some other serious country.
Give him 6-12 months. He will be gone. Which is good for him. Before he goes to the farm to work with his mother, and Fulani herdsmen butchers him.
Edit: For those claiming he should have been forgiven, forgiveness does not mean you won't face the consequences of the action. A man who commits adultery for example and gets HIV in the process could be forgiven by the wife but that does not mean the HIV disappears.
Hehehehe,
They will say the HIV will automatically disappear when she forgives him. The Church has forgiven him. The law will take its course. It is illegal for the Church to interfere when the law is taking its course.
Masonkaycares: She could be a church girl for all I care but do you know if her pastor is fv*king her? She's using her churcliness to entice him but you it didn't work. Maybe she's an evening newspaper
Or she could be a committed Believer in church who is concerned about being unequally yoked with an unbeliever. Which is probably what she is anyway. Not sure why a lady who dumps a guy, which she is at liberty to, is triggering you. This is funny.