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Barrywilly: IRAN DID ALREADY.....HAVE YOU SEEN THEM TOUCH IRAN SINCE THEN ? ONCE YOU STAND UP TO THE PLAYGROUND BULLY.....YOU KNOCK THEM HARD AND FAST......THEY WILL GO AND PICK ON OTHER SMALLER TARGETS......NEVER FAILS. |
Anaconda76:He hasnt said a word since i called him out. If he talks nonsense i am ready for him. I will do giveaway 100k daily to have him removed. I will show all of you how the game is played. |
integrity16:Olalere Olayinka risks being sacked if he continues to peddle anti-democratic ideas like banning or NIN-regulating social media. Why? 1. He was never elected by any Nigerian. 2. Even his boss was never elected by Nigerians. They are all mere appointees. Even Tinubu, who appointed them, is too politically wise to push such nonsense. Nigeria of today is not the Nigeria of yesterday, the electorate is evolving fast. And if you think Nigerians won’t resist, think again. Pressure me, and I’ll take this fight directly to the people. I will launch a daily ₦100,000 giveaway on Nairaland just to spread awareness for Olalere Olayinka’s sack and removal by Wike. Don’t make me do it. |
guass:When you say Iran sponsors terrorism ? Did Iran pull out a checkbook in your presence, scribble a signature with fireworks, and then you personally escorted Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Boko Haram all the way to the bank teller’s window, where they cashed it in crisp hundred-dollar bills, smiled for a group photo, and stamped the receipt right in front of you? |
yorosstores:Press which neck, even his boss cannot press my neck. He is clueless and will cost Wike, his Job We are in an established democracy If he makes one of those military utterances again. I will personally tell Wike to fire him. |
mohims:His days are numbered, let me hear him talk one more nonsense. I will ask Wike to fire him. He is clueless and doesnt know his job. |
oneMalik:Mr. Regulator, why is it always the citizens who must be regulated? Who is regulating Yahaya Bello’s stolen funds? Who is regulating the billions misappropriated by elected officials? Why is it that the thief is the one now telling the farmer what kind of security he must put on his own farm? Until those in power are held to the same standards they impose on the people, regulation is nothing more than hypocrisy in uniform. |
integrity16:Are the Senators attaching their NIN to the money they collect from the federation account? Are the Governors attaching their NIN to the billions they spend every month? Is Wike attaching his NIN to all the land allocations he signs off in Abuja? So why must ordinary citizens suddenly be forced to attach their NIN to everything? Where in the Constitution is it written that every opinion, every speech, every word online must be tied to state identification? If leaders are not held to that same standard of transparency, then demanding it from citizens is not governance—it is control. |
Remain that Wike's boy trying to instigate Nigerians by recommending social media censorship and bans. What’s your name again—Olayinka Olalere? Can you not see what is happening in Nepal? Nineteen young people already dead in protests, all because the government thought banning social media and disconnecting apps would silence the people. Instead, it set the whole nation on fire. Citizens came out en masse to remove the government and reinstate their constitutional rights. Yet here you are, unelected, going around the media to sell unconstitutional ideas. Nigeria doesn’t need mouthpieces for authoritarianism. If history teaches anything, it is that silencing voices only amplifies resistance. Don’t drag us down that path.
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Nepal is burning, not with social media, not with petty rebellion, but with the pent-up fury of a generation that has watched decades of plunder and misrule. The government’s recent ban of 26 popular apps was intended to silence youth voices. Instead, it lit the fuse of a righteous fury long in gestation. Nepali students are not protesting for trivialities, they are demanding what was stolen: a future, a nation, and the dignity of their parents’ sweat. From the jet scandal that siphoned millions from public coffers, to opaque land grabs, to the egregious misuse of COVID relief while hospitals ran out of oxygen, the elite have transformed Nepal into a playground for kleptocracy. Each theft, each embezzlement, each abuse has been a brick in the wall that separates Gen-Z from opportunity. Now, the youth have taken to the streets. And the government responds with bullets. Seventeen young lives have already been lost. Hundreds more injured. All for demanding accountability, transparency, and a chance to inherit a country that hasn’t already been sold off. This is no ordinary protest. This is the clash between a generation and the corruption that stole their inheritance. It is Gen-Z vs. systemic impunity. The world should watch closely. The lessons are universal: when a population is robbed of hope and the avenues of democracy appear blocked, youthful energy becomes an unstoppable force. Nepal is witnessing history being written in fire and courage, and the cost of silence from the global community could be measured in lives and lost opportunity. Nepal’s youth are not merely protesting, they are reclaiming the soul of their nation. And the rest of the world must take heed, for the voice of the young is now a roar that cannot be ignored.
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I hope Akpabio will let her rest this time.....The minute this pot bellied men see waist. |
DeOTR:I will only engage in discussions where there is mutual respect and the maturity to agree to disagree without resorting to name-calling or personal attacks. You are welcome to present your evidence and statistics, but the moment this conversation devolves into insults, I will disengage and may block you. Regarding the matter at hand, the fragmentation of states under military rule did not inherently lead to increased development, as you suggested with “Ibadan State.” On the contrary, evidence suggests that smaller, fragmented states often incur higher costs of governance without necessarily improving developmental outcomes. I still maintain that “Ibadan State” will not solve the issues at hand. Your attempt to vilify the North is irrelevant to the discussion. The states were fragmented by military rulers for reasons that were their own; the populations did not request these divisions. We are now in a democracy, where changes are determined by votes, not by force or insults online. I respectfully ask that you refrain from personal attacks. Disrespect will not be tolerated. |
DeOTR:2023 Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) • Oyo State: ₦52.74 billion (₦40.52B taxes + ₦12.12B MDAs)   • Kwara State: ₦59.64 billion (₦23.12B taxes + ₦36.51B MDAs)   Kwara generated more IGR than Oyo state in 2023. There are statistics to prove this and Kwara has more IGR growth than Oyo state. Voodoo politics must stop in Nigeria, we have numbers and statistics to prove it. |
JustYourself:The real problem in Nigeria isn’t that our states are too big , it’s that we have a managerial crisis. A competent governor, working hand-in-hand with diligent local government chairmen, can significantly reduce poverty. But when LGAs mismanage funds, equity disappears, and citizens suffer. Some argue for the continuous splitting of states, but if we follow that logic to the end, we might as well split the entire country into fragments. Creating new states only piles up costs: a fresh government house, fleets of official cars, bloated payrolls with commissioners and aides , all of them focused more on self-enrichment than service. The money used to run a new state could have been better spent developing the existing region. If any region aspires to statehood, let it first prove viability. For example, such a region should commit to remitting 100% of its targeted revenue to the Federal Government for at least four years. If they cannot demonstrate sustainable revenue generation, then it’s clear they are not ready. What most agitators want is not self-reliance but access to federal allocation. |
DeOTR: Tell us why Ibadan should be a state. Have you been to Niger state ? Have you been to kwara state ? Give us metrics. |
Thank you EFCC. Please sanitize the business sector all that Nigeria and Fraud we hear all the time, its all because of a few people. Scott Iguma of PWAN fame Thanks for your vigilante work. I am a great fan. |
lordm:Yeah, that number is wild. |
Tinubu isn’t the one personally making these appointments. • Most candidates are pushed by lobbyists, who present polished, “buffed-up” resumes to the president’s staff. • Tinubu likely cannot even recognize many of these appointees if he walked past them in his own office. • Often, once the appointments are announced and social media backlash hits, the administration quickly retracts or reshuffles them. In short, the system is lobbyist-driven, and Tinubu acts more as a ceremonial rubber stamp than an active selector. |
Uptheante:They will still deny you Visa Support your country first....... Tell them to do DNA for you in your family house. |
We have been saying it for a long time, some one needs to regulate our lawmakers. |
What exactly is the criteria for demanding statehood? If someone insists that Ibadan should be made a state, shouldn’t he face the public in a proper press conference to explain why? Look at America: • Texas is so massive you can drive 24 hours across it and still be in the same state. • Some U.S. states even stretch across multiple time zones.E.g California. Yet, they’re not breaking themselves up into little fragments every time someone feels entitled. Meanwhile, here, every small local government with three roundabouts wants to crown itself a “state.” For what? Prestige? More political appointments? Access to federal allocation? This constant agitation for micro-states is unserious. Real states are built around economic viability, infrastructure, and governance capacity, not just sentiment. Until someone can define the hard criteria, population size, GDP output, landmass, resources, this noise about turning every LGA into a state is nothing but a distraction. |
Ballmer:Why will i lie to you ? I have attached just one evidence for you. I can show you hundred evidence. Please dont call me a liar. If you have evidence otherwise, show it. Stay calm and present your facts.
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From today, let’s begin documenting this crisis. Every truck accident, every wreck, take pictures, share them, let the world see the scale of the problem. Silence is complicity. I personally avoid road travel, even when it means not seeing my own parents, because of the terror these trucks create. That’s how deep this menace cuts into our lives. This fight is only beginning, and it will not stop until accountability is enforced. Truck owners must step up: • Re-train your drivers. • Build proper rest stops so they don’t collapse at the wheel. • Stop using highways as parking lots. • Display hotlines on every truck for reporting reckless driving. • Launch a public platform where citizens can upload videos and photos of reckless trucks, directly alerting authorities. These are simple, life-saving measures. The era of slaughtering innocent people with trucks while raking in billions in profit is over. A society that values human life cannot allow this to continue. We are just starting. And we will not relent. |
God bless Late Gani Fawehinmi. He gave scholarships (Fawehinmi Foundations) to some of us, not caring what part of Nigeria you came from. Today we stand as strong vocal members of the societies and we will say the truth to anyone. Our gladiators today pride themselves in how much political power they have amassed or how much obscene dollars they have to their names. The day some of them die, there will be jubilation on the streets. |
Ballmer:All walmart trucks in USA under liability from walmart. If you get hit by a walmart truck. You sue walmart All ASDA trucks in uk are under ASDA, If you get hit by an ASDA truck you sue ASDA for liability All TESCO trucks in uk are under TESCO, If you get hit by a TESCO truck driver you sue TESCO for full liability. I can continue the list for a 100 companies worldwide. All the drivers have commercial licenses as well. I hate to have to educate you, but i am always glad to enlighten less informed people. Thats how the world works. |
Uptheante:Even this sounds like a visa pitch...you are trying to elicit, you will come back When they check your media profile.....LMAO That format don cast |
Uptheante:Playing the 5 year waiting game......LMAO |
jaxxy:When its time to elections, they know how to use police to their advantage...but when its bandits....they wait for abuja to tell police what to do ? |
Uptheante:Did you get the American Visa I see all your posts praising America..... ![]() |
When it’s time to collect FAAC from Abuja, they move with precision. But when bandits roam freely in front of the government house, everyone waits for orders from Abuja. Government should start start a pilot project of state police in Zamfara.....Lets try it for 1 year. Lets see if Dauda Lawal can stop banditry in his state. One day, the chicken will come home to roost. Tinubu is playing with this banditry, waiting until a sitting governor is kidnapped and his government embarrassed on the global stage. These guys are playing chess… Tinubu is still playing draft. |
Ballmer:You dont get it. Neighbors Dog kills your baby and you are saying the dog should be held responsible, not the dog owner |
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