All a grown up man does is to create countless senseless threads dancing to the cacophonic music playing in his head...

Dude, get yourself a job...

FreeStuffsNG:
They were living off our woes before until God used Asiwaju Tinubu to cut them to size.

It's interesting to note how just a single policy is wiping off rent seekers. From generator merchants to shylock petrol marketers to those who never pray our public electricity supply will improve, they all lule pii!

This is a lesson to anyone still in rent seeking business, the policy that will force you to innovate or die is just few seconds away.

They expect even our yet unborn generations to live with the obscene annoying sound and environmental pollution of generators abi.smh
Check my signature for free stuffs!

Very dumb and narrow-minded view...

What happens to the small businesses which this unplanned and knee-jerk policy will destroy?

As you spread senseless propaganda, do you notice the dip in the power generation since Tinubu emilokanned his way to power?

A single haircut is going to hit N1,500 soon...

helinues:


Politics is different from government. What's the essence of rushing to select same crops of ministers?

Ministerial screening should be anytime from next month so that by that time, government must have understand the extent of the subsidy removal.

Infact, I suggested some weeks ago that the money saved from the subsidy should be kept for 3 months, FiRS collected highway Tax in the first 6 months, if you add all those together for 3 months, there should be something reasonable in terms of local generated funds to cater for the effects of the subsidy removal without borrowing

The day you start sounding sensible, reasonable and objective...

Like seriously?

It is certainly getting interesting...

Hopefully whatever that is hidden will come out in the open...

If only that could reset their brains...

Peter Obi couldnt have allowed Nigeria to slide into this kind of demonic senselessness but tribalism is the bane of the black race...

Nigeria is holding the Igbos back...

If the petty jealousies can be jettisoned, this undeniably gifted people can lead Nigeria and indeed Africa out of the doldrums

seunmsg:


A sensible person should know by now that Tinubu has nothing to hide. The same school wrote to the presidential election tribunal confirming that Bola Tinubu actually attended the university and graduated with honors. They even released the certified true copy of his academic records signed by their legal officer to the tribunal including a new certificate that was reissued. So, what exactly are you sore losers still looking for?

You are not making sense...

When did the school avail the tribunal with the confirmation that Tinubu was indeed a bonafide alunnus of the university?

Can you explain the contradictions in the Adekunle angle and the gender inconsistencies in the purported certificate?

seunmsg:
Atiku the sore loser and perennial presidential aspirant who is not destined to be president. The petition he filed in Nigeria against Bola Tinubu where he raised this same issue has not been decided and he’s in another US court chasing shadows around.

Atiku is a born loser as far as the presidency of Nigeria is concerned. Sadly, his empty ego and crass belief in fake marabouts won’t let him see the foolishness of his obsessive pursuit of an ambition he’s not destined to fulfill. He will lose again as always.

I pity you...

The guilty are always afraid..

Iamgrey5:
Nigeria constitution is different from the American constitution for a reason.

In Nigeria, according to our constitution all votes cast are equal.

The equality Claus is specifically to accommodate for our diverse background and protect sensitivity of the difference in our background.

Nigeria don't use an electoral college system but popular votes.

Nigeria has a federal constitution which stipulates that for a candidate to emerge as the winner in the first ballot in a presidential election, they must garner at least 25% in at least 24 states AND at least 25 percent of votes cast in the FCT.

That is the law with a manifestly unambiguous provision.

We cannot the rules of the game midway in the process....

We have to set a precedence that impunity and self-help will eventually be pushed back...

Iamgrey5:
In my years alive, I have never seen a more brainwashed set of people than the supporters of labour party.

Firstly, the problem been referred to here is the likely pandemonium the 25% in Abuja debate if ratified by the Court will create for future Elections.

> It will elevate Abuja voters above all other states in Nigeria.

> It will go against the constitution of Nigeria that states all votes cast in Nigeria are the same because it will mean casting your vote in Abuja is more important than casting it in Akure, Onisha or Kano.

Secondly, a runoff doesn't itself guarantee that the winner of the runoff will still get the 25% requirement in Abuja. So will we simply continue to go for runoffs until the winning candidate get 25% in Abuja even if he gets 25% in all the 36 states of the federation.

Furthermore, this will put a weird spotlight on the democraphics of Abuja in future Elections which might create an ugly situation. Politicians might just import people from other states to make up the 25% in Abuja which might create an unwanted national debate in the future. Tribes will begin to fight over who should be allowed to vote in Abuja etc.


In conclusion, Tinubu's lawyer in his final written argument to the judges is only pushing his legal points with real life likely scenarios that might come out of the judgement.

Shallow-minded views...

The US uses sundry state caucuses to select party flag bearers of the two major political parties in addition to the electoral college.

The requirement of getting 25% in Abuja in the first ballot will only consolidate our democracy so keep your narrow-mindedness to yourself.

You should go and take a more balanced look at the provision of the constitution: the 25% in Abuja requirement does not apply in a runoff...

In any case, the law is sacrosanct and must apply...

Nigeria is bigger than any desperado...

If Ronaldo were a Nigerian. nobody would win an award for predicting the party he would be in...

The dude has pure APC mentality...

Dem hammer you five-zero and you get mind wan drag...

Buccalcavity2:

Illiterate!
The statement is not a threat!. It is called logic, where his conclusion agrees with the premise.
After quoting the conjunctive perspective, He said 'votes of Abj is not superior to other areas of the country'. Therefore, any other interpretation will only bring anarchy....
Meaning other areas in Nigeria will then feel inferior/disenfranchised within the Nigerian union and desire to assert their right 'since constitution is skewed against them'. That is anarchy.
It's an argument. That's his job, to advance an argument.

You are not making sense.

Learn to write/reason logically. You dont cobble up mumbo jumbo and think any sentient person will buy it...

A lawyer should argue his case and allow the judge to make his ruling. He can then appeal the verdict should he be dissatisfied with it...

In a sane clime, that lawyer should have been disbarred by now for trying to bring the legal profession into disrepute by threatening judges...

A lawyer should not be a thug...

richidinho:


That you went to school but dont know anything is it anyone's fault?

Ask am again o...

They have been making themselves happy with silly narratives on a legal case being handled by some of the best legal brains in the country...

helinues:
Why would Peter Obi file a petition against Tinubu and INEC while neglecting Atiku?

A 3rd candidate looking for a stolen mandate, so after winning Tinubu at supreme court, then the battle will now Begins between the 2nd and 3rd candidate... When there is even nothing as such in our constitution.

Even if Peter Obi's petition is substantial, how would one advice the judges to rule on the matter without going against our constitution?

Your ignorance is nauseating...

Philgafauto:


Please go and read the Final Written Address. Yes, I FEAR for Peter Obi's lawyers because as a learned person myself, i know that there is no escape route for Peter Obi in Court.

This the end of the road and the culmination of the efforts of Nigerians to rally and support him. We labored in vain as demonically prophesied by President Tinubu.

Abeg go read the written address, dont take my word for it.

Oga you might have a law degree but you are a rank nobody legally speaking.

No lawyer worth the wig on their head would make the kind of simple-minded assertions you have been spewing here...

Stone03:



The written address you are talking about contained nothing but a subtle way of face saving by your failed SAN. Wole Onipelekun or whatever be his name knew that Tinubu's case is a bad one and is irredeemable. His address holds nothing substantial, and if that be your hope be read for a crash

The ignoramus should be pitied and ignored.

Some half-wit from the middle of nowhere can muster the effrontery to speculate on a water-tight legal case being built by some of the brightest legal minds the country has seen.

Philgafauto:


That case is gone. It is an empty shell and a total waste of Nigerians' time.

He should not have gone to court at all. Nigerians tried for him but he did not plan well.

Now Tinubu has him where he wants him.

Anyways, Peter Obi is a soft man and comes from a defeated tribe so nothing dey shele.

We will all move ahead without rancor.

You have no shame. Pure and simple...

Philgafauto:


This is another salient legal point that was raised by Olanipekun in his Written Address. The labour party, being 3rd placed party, sought to be declared winner and returned elected without joining the PDP who came in 2nd place in the elections as a party (Respondent) to its petition.

It is trite law that no order can be made against a non-party to a suit. And PDP will be grossly affected were the Court to declare Peter Obi the winner of the elections.

This is one of the technical nuances/point which Chief Olanipekun used to knock out Peter Obi's Petition. I know Obidients will insult and ignore but the hands of the Courts are tied and they cannot rule in favor of Obi.

You are plain ridiculous on this flawed logic you are adducing...

Hold your horse oga...Pointless trying to jump the gun...

Philgafauto:


We will be here when the petition will be dismissed concurrently. Have you read the written address? If not, please avail yourself of the opportunity.

As for anarchy, Igbos are at their weakest point ever in Nigeria. Even the smallest minority tribes in the South are more powerful than igbos now in Nigeria. You are essentially a conquered tribe now. That is not an insult but the fact.

What exactly do you intend to gain by this trash you are dredging up?

Is it not dumb on your part to confer clairvoyance on yourself rather petulantly?

Please keep you opinion to yourself...

If Peter Obi loses, I am not sure how that will be your problem...

We know your lots so cut the crap.

Acidosis:
APC is such a useless party of degenerates. They never want to take responsibility for anything. Human beings like you and I are getting killed in the south east, Plateau, and Benue like common animals but all that matters to APC minions are tweets and Insta posts from Oby and Obi. It's so painful that some of us have to share a country with you people.

The mandate thief y'all voted for and who holds all the executive powers has never come forward to condemn any of these killings, including the one in his backyard on a Sunday morning in Ogun state. But yeah, lets divert issues, gather ourselves together like the e-diots that we are, and hold opposition parties (except Atiku) to account for the failures of the APC government since 2015 because "we" are a brainless set of people with third-degree igbophobia. Ori gbo gbo yin ti daru.

The thing defies comprehension...

Na so so propaganda...

I dare all the APC minions and vuvuzelas to mention ONE TANGIBLE thing Tinubu has achieved after about 44 days in power...

plaindealer:



What's the court got to do with your ignorant claim that he did not violate bail conditions.?

Troll, it is not by force to comment or to support and defend terrorists.

Oya, let us know how Nnamdi Kanu violated his bail conditions...

I am one of Nnamdi Kanu's fiercest critics but let us know what a man was supposed to do when the state was determined to eliminate him at all cost?

Do you guys think at all?

plaindealer:
Seriously, do you really have to be the president to speak and condemn terrorists and terrorist acts in your own community?

So you need presidential powers to do that?

The brand of deception, cowardice, tribalism and intentional bigotry in that part of Nigeria is out of this world.

You always like making noise all over the place...

Are we talking of empty statements or taking practical steps to solve the problem of insecurity?

We have a government in Nigeria and if they are serious, the problem will be resolved in no time...

It is not only the South East but the entirety of the country...

It is not all about grabbing power at all cost but knowing what to do with it...

helinues:
The problem is not actually Simeon Ekpa but the Igbo culture of everyone is a king.

Everyone can't be a king. There can never be rules and others. Even in animal kingdom Wild dogs first family eat first, same as hyenas family, infact in lion kingdom, the lion curbs eat first,then male before female.

What are you talking about?

Have you lived in an Igbo society before ?

Now that most Igbos are on Simon Ekpa's case, just watch how he will be made to account for his criminalities...

adebayo987:
The thing is, Tinubu came at the wrong time. I must confess, with the state of the economy right now, I think Peter Obi would have done better. Why I said this is because the effect of policies are supposed to start yielding fruits right from the first day of implementation. But with all the bills Tinubu has signed there's no serious effect other than hyping. I am tired of the hyping, it's time to face reality and zero sentiments (brother thing) is attached.

A government that lives by propaganda may die on propaganda...

It has been one propaganda after the other...

As it appears that the old propaganda are not gaining traction, the latest one now is the Ecowas ish...

Ca we move on rom this issue please?

GeneralPula:
Bamidele, who is the immediate past Chairman of the Senate Committee on Judiciary and a registered member of the American Bar Association, said there was no conviction and sentence against Tinubu as required by law for it to be turned to criminal charges.

Case solved!

lol..

The law according to your village council abi?

AwkaFinest:




I'm not here to discuss Ambozonia struggle. I'm here to let you know that 1 of the major reasons why they opted out of Nigeria was the inhumane treatment they got from the Igbos, especially after October 1st, 1960.

I have no more time for simple-minded elements like you...

May we get a documentary prove of your silly assertions?

It is clear that you have no interest in intellectual engagement but the furtherance of your petty tribalism.

The Southern Cameroun was a UN/British mandate and when it was time to settle their question, they decided to chose the option that will guarantee their independence in the future.

You cannot be interest in the connecting the dots to the Ambazonia struggle because you have no interest in facts and truth but only inclined to pursue a sinister objective...

Now get out and stay out!

AwkaFinest:





A United Nations referendum was held in British Cameroons on 11 February 1961 to determine whether the territory should join neighbouring Cameroon or Nigeria. This followed an earlier plebiscite in Northern Cameroons in 1959 which voted to postpone a decision. The option of full independence was not on the ballot, having been opposed by Andrew Cohen, the UK representative to the UN Trusteeship Council, as well as African and anti-colonial delegations, notably by E. M. L. Endeley, who favoured independence by joining Nigeria, and John Ngu Foncha, who favoured independence by joining Francophone Cameroon.



So the 2 great men from Cameroon who supported joining Nigeria or Cameroon respectively are not Cameroonians.
I believe just like Ipob, you believe everything Ambozonia warlords say

Stop talking what you have no clue...

The British Cameroun issue was resolved via a UN-supervised referendum. The enclave was angling for independence but the desire was vetoed by the British at the UN General Assembly leading to the referendum.

If independence were not on the cards, why is Ambazonia people angling for separation and independence now with countries like the US and UK asking that all parties should go back to the original agreement.

AwkaFinest:



They never wanted to be a separate country. Stop the lies and the twisted history. The British never gave them the option of becoming an independent nation, rather the option was either to join Nigeria or join La Republique du Cameroon.

After Nigeria's independence in 1960, Enugu remained the capital of Eastern Nigeria which British Cameroon was a part of. Before independence the British Cameroonians held meaningful positions in the parliament of Eastern Nigeria, but after Nigeria's independence, these people were made to be mere floor members. This angered the people, which led to their yarning to be free from Igbo dominance.

Then the British stepped in and gave them an offer. Letting them know that they are too small, with limited resources as at then to be a country.
It's either they join Nigeria fully or opt for La Republique du Cameroon.
They opted for the later, because they needed to run away from Igbo dominance.
The northern part opted to join Nigeria because they felt Northern Nigerians treated them better than La Republique du Cameroon.

Go and educate yourself on Cameroon plebiscite of 1959 &1961, and The Foumban Conference.

The trash you typing here has no basis in reality but is rather a figment of your warped imagination.

Go and read accounts by Anglophone leaders in the current Ambazonia crisis and get your lazy self up to speed instead of spreading defeatist fairy tales...

The South Cameroun wanted full independence but were vetoed at the UN by Great Britain.

Their leaders were shopping for a better alternative and decided to enter into a quasi-confederal union with the Republic of Cameroun with a secession clause for full independence after some years.

The decision of Paul Biya to unilaterally change the constitution to a unitary one is at the root of the crisis...

I deal with facts and not beer parlour gossips...

Rolings:


You really deserve my pity because obviously you don't know what you are saying.

1957 till the end of first republic (1966) isnt the length of time minorities in the north were under subjugation......the subjugation stated at the end of usman Dan fodio jihad.

Olodo like you wanna form knowledgeable

You dont expect me to continue to honour your verbiage with further response, do you?

AwkaFinest:



Ask yourself why did they opt out of Nigeria in 1961?

You cannot read or what?

They wanted to be independent as a separate country and they believed the agreement they had with Cameroon would guarantee them that instead of joining Nigeria where secession clause does not exist...

AwkaFinest:



The North was the worst culprit, yet Northern British Cameroon voted to join northern Nigeria because they felt they were treated fairly by the north.

The north was the worst culprit, but the north has been more united than the south since the onset of this country.

The north was the worst culprit, yet you don't see northerners opening threads everyday to force themselves on minority tribes of the north.

The North was the worst culprit, yet since the creation of this country voting pattern of the north has been uniform on average.

The north was the worst, yet the level of uprising by minority tribes against the majority has been overwhelming in the south as compared to the north.

The north was the worst, yet you'll never see a northerners insulting minority tribes of the north online and offline.

You are completely divorced from reality...

Southern Cameroon elected to join the Cameroon with the supposition that the articles of the memorandum of the merger which would allow them to be independent would be honoured...

Do some reading and research and stop making noises on a subject on which you have no clue...