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Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom Governor, Pastor Umo Eno Having Nice Time With His Family (Video) by malali: 10:59am On Jun 02, 2025
He said, “My family is intact.”
But no one asked.

That’s not denial.
That’s evasion, clean, practiced.

A video’s making rounds —
An Akpabio aide literally congratulating Gov. Umo Eno on his wife’s death.
Not condoling. Congratulating.


Ask yourself:
Who celebrates a woman’s death, unless it was expected… or orchestrated?

Then the daughter’s voice cuts through:
“I won’t be a sacrifice like my mother or my brother.”

Wait, Brother?
No public mention. No obituary. Just silence.

And silence is loud.


This isn’t grief. It’s ritual theater
Power veiled in funerals.
Pain hidden in protocol.

But truth?
Truth doesn’t stay buried.

Real power doesn’t demand blood.
Real power answers to God.

The reckoning is already on its way.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Yabzxjlnuk
Politics › Re: 2027: Disquiet In APC Over Automatic Tickets by malali: 8:55am On Jun 02, 2025
From Democracy to Deception: How APC is Castrating Internal Democracy Under the Guise of Stability.

Once upon a time, Nigeria sat down at the table of history and agreed, however imperfectly, that democracy was the path forward. The ability to choose, contest, and be elected was not just a formality. It was supposed to be sacred.

Today, the All Progressives Congress (APC) is mocking that sacred covenant by proposing automatic tickets for its lawmakers, in a move so brazenly authoritarian it may as well come with military boots.

• Democracy thrives on choice — when candidates are imposed via backdoor agreements, the people no longer choose, they receive orders.
• Automatic tickets disenfranchise other aspirants — talented, younger or more qualified party members are essentially barred from contesting through fiat.
• This is political rigging wearing agbada.
• Just like the geo-political rotation charade, which became a way of sharing power among oligarchs rather than enabling real representation, this auto-ticket culture is a democracy bypass scheme.
• If elections are merely ceremonial because the party has “decided”, then how are we different from the military regimes of yore? Just with better-tailored uniforms and bigger SUVs?


Harsh Truth for APC Governors and Tinubu’s Circle:

This isn’t governance.
This is political juju, ritualized loyalty masquerading as strategy. When you silence competition within your own party, you don’t create unity.
You create a cult, ruled by a grandmaster, not a leader.

If this continues, APC will no longer be a political party.
It will be a fraternity of incumbents, enforcing power through exclusion, not legitimacy.


The very oxygen of democracy is the right to contest.
Denying that right, even within a party, is a form of democratic genocide.

if you fear your lawmakers/Governors can’t win a primary, maybe they shouldn’t be in office at all.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Petrol Price 55% Below West African Average – Dangote by malali: 6:55am On Jun 02, 2025
While Aliko Dangote’s refinery is a commendable industrial leap for Nigeria and a symbol of what African capital can accomplish without foreign aid, the euphoria must not overshadow a more pressing strategic gap: low crude oil production.

The national focus should urgently shift toward boosting crude oil production to at least 2 million barrels per day.

Here’s why:
• Meeting Export Quotas: Nigeria consistently under-produces, failing to meet OPEC+ export allocations. This weakens its global energy influence.
• Stabilizing Forex: Higher crude production ensures more foreign exchange earnings, reducing Naira volatility.
• Curbing Inflation: Local refining is only half the battle; supply-side sufficiency of crude ensures affordable feedstock for refineries, anchoring downstream prices.
• Energy Sovereignty: Without enough crude, even the Dangote Refinery remains at the mercy of volatile import pipelines.
• Public Benefit: The common Nigerian must feel democracy in their pockets. Cheaper transport, goods, and electricity are all downstream of consistent fuel supply.


The Dangote Refinery is a necessary engine, but crude oil production is the fuel. Until Nigeria produces enough oil for both local refining and external trade, inflation will bite, the Naira will limp, and democracy’s impact on the average Nigerian will remain cosmetic.
Politics › Re: NNPC’s Refineries Of Waste - Punch Editorial by malali:
NNPCL suffers from three core dysfunctions:
1. Perpetual Political Interference – management decisions are hostage to shifting political interests.
2. Zero Accountability Culture – $20B+ has been funneled into refineries over 3 decades with no audit trail or tangible output.
3. Public Sector Operating Model – bloated staffing, zero profit imperative, and no performance metrics.


Refineries operate as fiscal blackholes, not industrial assets.

Most Practical Fix (Based on Global Models):

Step 1: Full Privatisation of Refineries

Sell off the four government-owned refineries in open, transparent international bidding – preferably to established global or regional refiners like Trafigura, Vitol, Aramco, or local credible players like Indorama.

Step 2: List NNPC Ltd on NSE + LSE (Dual Listing)

Emulate Saudi Aramco, Petrobras, and Petronas. This forces transparency, aligns shareholder interest, and unlocks billions in foreign capital.

Step 3: Set up Independent Refining Regulator

Strip the NNPC of its dual role as operator and regulator. Create a downstream industry regulator to ensure compliance, fair pricing, and environmental standards.

Step 4: Blacklist Asset Strippers

Ensure only firms with a proven history in refining and logistics can bid. Require turnaround plans and enforce performance benchmarks via contract clauses.


Step 5: Open Judicial Inquiry into Refinery Scandals

Hold former executives accountable (e.g., Mele Kyari case, $80bn frozen). Set a precedent that looters will be jailed and funds recovered.

Step 6: Rechannel Saved Subsidy Funds into Modular Refineries + Solar Infrastructure

Decentralize energy strategy by investing in 50,000 bpd modular refineries across oil-rich states, powered partly by solar, thus de-risking large-scale failure.


NNPC’s refinery woes are not technical, they’re structural and political. Only total divestiture, IPO, and prosecution of corruption can reboot Nigeria’s refining capacity and fiscal sanity.
Politics › Re: Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Unfinished, Unfit For Commissioning — NEFGAD by malali:
Tinubu Regime, Where 30km of Asphalt Now Deserves a Standing Ovation

This government’s latest stunt, commissioning a 30-kilometre fraction of the 700km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway as a “completed achievement”, is not just insulting, it’s pathologically unserious.


Let’s be blunt: This is not leadership. This is political masturbation masquerading as national progress.

250 million Nigerians have sacrificed:
• Fuel subsidies? Gone.
• Forex stability? Abandoned.
• Purchasing power? Shattered under 30% inflation.
And what do they get in return? A ribbon-cutting ceremony for 4% of a project.


This administration treats governance like a stage play, where optics matter more than outcomes. It is governance by illusion, rule by ribbon, and progress by press conference.

President Tinubu’s government is weaponizing mediocrity, manufacturing applause from dust. If every 30km stretch deserves a state gala, we might as well commission every pothole patched on the Third Mainland Bridge. Governance is not about photo-ops and premature press releases, it’s about delivery, impact, and honoring the social contract.


Instead, what we see is tone-deafness on steroids. They act as judge, jury, and executor of their own praise, despite glaring evidence of stalled progress, increased poverty, and public despair.

This is not governance. This is gaslighting.

Nigerians deserve accountability, not accolades for incomplete work.
They deserve dignity, not deception.

And most of all, they deserve leaders who know the difference between a start line and a finish line.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Chants Tiresome Borrowing Tune - Punch Editorial by malali:
President Bola Tinubu is leading Nigeria straight into an economic death spiral. This latest $24.14 billion loan request is not fiscal strategy,it’s state-sponsored economic sabotage. At a time when debt service already consumes over 75% of national revenue, the government is borrowing like a sportybet addict on his fifth failed sure odd.

The Naira is collapsing. Public trust is evaporating. Infrastructure remains a mirage. Yet Tinubu’s cabinet balloons and his entourage travels like emperors. Revenue reforms are snail-paced, while debt surges like a tsunami. There’s no meaningful plan to expand the tax base, drive industrial output, or unlock the $300B worth of dormant national assets.

By 2026, Nigeria will owe N182.91 trillion. But where’s the return on past borrowings? Roads? Hospitals? Schools? No. Just Eurobond repayments, a broken FX market, and rising poverty.

Tinubu inherited a burning house and instead of water, he’s pouring kerosene. At this pace, he’ll leave Nigeria worse off than Buhari did, and that’s saying something.
Politics › Re: Debt Burden: No Sin In Borrowing — Presidency by malali:
This entire “borrowing is not a sin” narrative is economic gaslighting of the highest order. Wale Edun conveniently dodges the one metric that sent fuel subsidy and FX subsidies to the grave:

"Debt service to Revenue ratio".


And guess what? That ratio is now WORSE under Tinubu.

Nigeria currently has one of the highest debt-service-to-revenue ratios in the world—hovering above 80% at times. That means we spend nearly every naira we earn just to pay interest, not even the principal. That’s called death by compounding.

You don’t need to borrow trillions to buy votes with student loans or crash rice prices temporarily while our ports leak billions and customs is riddled with ghost duties.


Stop distracting the people with World Bank applause and stock market vanity. That index boom is fueled by inflation, not innovation.

We are running a Ponzi Republic, borrowing more to pay old debt, while the naira crashes and inflation eats pensions alive.


“We can’t build Lagos–Calabar highways without borrowing.”
Sure. But you can’t pay for those roads when every borrowed naira goes into white elephant projects and bloated political appointments.

Where is the economic multiplier? Where are the revenue-generating assets? Where are the sovereign wealth buffers?


This isn’t nation building.
It’s credit-card governance with no repayment plan.


TO THE TOP ECONOMISTS:
Your silence is not neutrality—it is complicity. You’re watching a nation bleed while whispering policy notes in private WhatsApp groups. This is not technocratic leadership, it’s sectarian cowardice.
Business › Re: Top Notch Online Escrow Service For Online Purchases And Deals by malali: 12:52am On Jun 02, 2025
marketer100:
“See things in the present, even if they are in the future.” —Larry Ellison, co-founder of Oracle
HOW FAR ?you messaged me ?
Politics › Re: Hardship: Former Chief Of Army Staff Buratai Blasts Tinubu by malali: 6:54pm On Jun 01, 2025
Asiwaju of Debts
Jagaban of Gbésè

He was seduced by global loan-pimps, the IMF and World Bank.
These institutions don’t build nations. They design debt traps.


When your home is on fire (Oil & FX subsidy chaos), and you seek counsel from the local temptress (IMF and World Bank),
She’ll whisper, “Send your wife away”, so you come crawling back, and she bills you per round.

We axed the oil subsidy. We drowned the Naira. We mortgaged our future for $45 billion in loans.
And what do we parade as progress? A 30km Lagos-Calabar highway mirage and token roads in Abuja.

Was this trauma on 250 million souls worth it?

Where’s the light? Where’s the bread?
This isn’t reform , it’s fiscal humiliation disguised as policy.
Politics › Re: Former Environment Minister Under Buhari Resigns From APC by malali: 6:53pm On Jun 01, 2025
Nobody can stop what is coming.
Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan Bags Doctorate Degree. by malali: 2:20pm On Jun 01, 2025
Doctorate !!!!!!!!!!

Ah....diaris God Ooooohhhhhhhh !!!!!

Dis degree you guys are sharing grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Visits Mike Adenuga In Lagos by malali: 2:19pm On Jun 01, 2025
As you age make sure you have a trade or significant investments.

If not you will just be a nuisance like Reno, trying to famze Wealthy people

He was with Goodluck, moved to Atiku, jumped to Tinubu after election, now clinging to Adenuga.
Foreign Affairs › Trump Couldn’t Silence Them:harvard Graduates Chose Conscience Over Comfort by malali(op):
In a moment etched into the global soul, the 2025 Harvard commencement shattered the usual script of handshakes and humble brags. Dozens of graduates rose, not just in rank, but in righteousness , to mourn the victims of Gaza and challenge the world’s blind spots.

They draped themselves in keffiyehs. They held signs of resistance. They turned their backs when power spoke.
Some wept. Others stood like stone.
All of them, defiant.

The message? Even Trump, with his megaphone of threats and his looming political shadow, couldn’t silence them.

Harvard’s administration had tiptoed around student protests all spring. Billionaire donors issued veiled threats. Federal probes cast long shadows. And yet , these students refused the comfort of obedience.
They faced blacklistings. Job offers revoked. Families divided.
But they walked anyway.


They walked for babies pulled from rubble, for doctors operating without anesthesia, for journalists killed mid-sentence. They walked not just for Palestine, but for every silenced voice, every hidden grave, every censored truth.

This wasn’t just protest. It was an eruption of moral clarity in a world numbed by data and spin.

And as their mortarboards soared into the sky, so too did a clear signal:

“You can buy silence. You can punish dissent. But you can’t kill conscience.”

Let history note:
On that stage, the most powerful voices belonged to those the world tried hardest to mute, and failed.

Politics › Re: My Family Remains Intact, Gov Eno Responds To Trending Video by malali:
He said his family was intact. But no one asked him that. It was a clean deflection, textbook evasion. He never actually denied the core accusation.

Now, here’s the kicker:

There’s a YouTube clip making rounds. In it, an aide of Senator Godswill Akpabio is openly congratulating Governor Umo Eno on the death of his wife.

Congratulating, not condoling.

Think about that for a second. Who congratulates someone on a spouse’s death, unless the event was known ahead of time, expected, or possibly…... orchestrated?


Then comes the daughter’s cry from within the storm. She’s saying clearly:

“I will not be a sacrifice like my mother or my brother.”

Who talks like that, unless they’ve seen too much, felt too much, or survived too much?

And she talks about her brother, when no one even publicly acknowledged that loss?

The silences speak louder than the statements.

It’s starting to look less like coincidence and more like a carefully hidden pattern.


A pattern of rot, grief, power, and silence.

But let this be known:

What is done in darkness will be dragged into the light.

Real power doesn’t require sacrifice.

Real power comes from God.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Yabzxjlnuk
Politics › Re: Atiku Attacks Tinubu Over Fresh Borrowing by malali: 7:47am On May 31, 2025
Honestly the loans are too much ?

What if the world order decides to go digital/electronic with currency and would wipe out our loans by inflating our currency to reciprocate the loans we owe.

For example $1= 3000naira and we now owe zero. And digital currency enaira is established.

We are setting ourselves up for disaster.
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze, Others Fault Tinubu’s Scorecard As APC Blames Past Leaders by malali: 9:56am On May 30, 2025
Nigeria needs a

Ministry of Foreign Loans and Debt Servicing.
Politics › Re: You Are Doing Well - Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu To President Tinubu by malali: 1:54pm On May 29, 2025
ArcSEMPECJ:
It is going into the invisible account where oil subsidy revenues are...

By 2029, Nigerians that can survive to be alive will be using the money saved by TINUBU government and APC to do exploits ....big exploits ooh....but you need to be alive and have patience ...lols


I know some deluded folks will agree to this my prophecy when our politicians are busy eating big and making ways for their children and grand Children to continue from where they stopped any day they are gone...
The loans are ridiculous. He is just going back and forth with akpabio to approve more loans and more loans. Not a word about how we intend to repay these loans without increasing our revenue
Politics › Re: Drama In Senate As Akpabio Asks Senator Sani Musa To Define ‘Harmonize’ - Video by malali: 1:52pm On May 29, 2025
I know he knew what Harmonize meant........
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 1:38pm On May 29, 2025
LordBillionz:
Dont exclude Tinubu, Buhari orji Uzor kalu, they should be executed too and other regardless or region
Even if my father is corrupt, he should be executed.
I dont care.
Crime › Re: Speed Darlington's 15-Year-Old Victim To Visit Police With Mother – Isaac Fayose by malali: 1:25pm On May 29, 2025
AndroBlaze:
Even me that likes abusing Trump, this is probably one of the reasons he wants to control the kind of people that become American citizens.
If he is just a greencard holder. He will never be a citizen.
He will be lucky if they let him keep the greencard.
They might just jail him and deport him.
They dont play with stuff like that.
They believe he will continue it or he has been doing it and was only caught in Nigeria.
Crime › Re: Speed Darlington's 15-Year-Old Victim To Visit Police With Mother – Isaac Fayose by malali: 1:16pm On May 29, 2025
He is an American citizen or Greencard holder. That makes it even worse for him. Because America is one of the only countries that will punish its resident for sexual crimes committed abroad.

Anywhere in he world an American commits sexual crime. He will be prosecuted on arrival in America.

If he is found guilty and punished in Nigeria, He will be punished all over again the day he steps into America. He will be arrested at the airport. And straight to Jail.
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 12:45pm On May 29, 2025
casualobserver:
You are delusional. The estate is nothing, like I said he can build that estate as a former MD of Zenith bank. It is peanuts!

Put it this way: do you hear anybody fighting or speaking up for Emefiele! He has no godfathers! No human rights group, no opposition group, no tribal group, no press or OAPS……nobody! The man is toast!
Bookmark this post.
We will see who was delusional.
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 12:33pm On May 29, 2025
casualobserver:
Either way, Emefiele will not see his bedroom under this administration. Like I said if you truly had seen the interview and heard what Buhari said to Adeyeye. The o Lu thru g that should be on your mind is what exactly has this man been up to. Whatever it is, it is big and as far as Emefiele is concerned the worst possible Person is in power!
LOL....Tinubu will release him after the estate forfeiture.
That was him offering sacrifice. He will walk.
Trust me.....He might not have a Godfather but he is still well connected
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 12:26pm On May 29, 2025
casualobserver:
Emefiele has no Godfathers. Of anything he was a pawn! If he does they can’t help him in this administration. Plus he actively tried to sabotage the current president. He is not getting away with anything!

Ofcourse he owns more than the estate what is the point of that information? Even his position at Zenith bank is enough to give him the means to acquire enough wealth to acquire an estate of that magnitude so again I don’t know the relevance of that to the topic! Between Emefiele Diezani and Abacha, I am not sure who is the biggest looter in our history!
Abacha, if you correct for inflation.
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 12:18pm On May 29, 2025
casualobserver:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsfoNyWGbPY?si=y3FPtd_2mFj68sOQ
I have seen the video earlier. I can assure you, that Emefiele is getting away with a slap on the wrist.
He has way more than Estate they are making noise about. I wont be surprised if Emefiele is a dollar billionaire.
That estate thats being publicized is just window dressing trust me
Education › Re: Northern Lady Expresses Deep Concern Over The Introduction Of CBT For WAEC, NECO by malali: 12:15pm On May 29, 2025
SporaD8:
If you resides in Nigeria, you should know how the federal system works.
Let me use your illustration. Since Education is in the concurrent list - Before any federal parastatal can buy educational materials(planes) to be distributed across states, be rest assured that allocation has been provided to states to build classrooms(airports) much more earlier; that is even if the state didn't deem it fit to build one already.
Wether the allocation was embezzled, misappropriated or diverted by any State cannot be blame on the ministry in charge; rather the state government should take responsibility. So far as other states have their airports ready, your state has no tenable excuse!

Your state and local govt cannot be cheating you and you will heap the blame on FG. It's improper.
It's why they continue to keep you ignorant and unlearned!
It's why the South is clamoring for fiscal federalism and local government autonomy. That way, states and local govt can no longer hide their incompetency under the federal government.
As far as they are public schools, their oversight is Federal.
Some of these schools have not been opened for a long time due to Insurgents and bandits.
There has been no comment by Alausa on realistic problems we have peculiar to Nigeria.
He is mentioning CBT , very soon he will add prometric centers......We have worse and more immediate problems than that.
I hope you get my point.
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 11:56am On May 29, 2025
EponObi:
Make him carry shovel abi na excavator uncover the bodies now. lmaoooo. Dude's a fighting a lost battle.
LOL @ Excavator
Be nice.
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali: 11:49am On May 29, 2025
EponObi:
Lmaooooo. The effrontery!!! cheesy

Who dey behind scene wey dey fortify ewefiemele's balls with steel? grin Ta lon ki laya? cheesy

Lmaoooo... This man only want to dig his grave deeper. Now, the FG and EFCC will look for more dirt on him. This is not the kind of attention he wants right now. Someone who should keep quiet, go underground dey enjoy whatever is remaining of his hidden stash. In 4 years, come out to join the o--bi--dunce movement so they can market him as the best administrator alive like the are doing with o--b--i. Lol

Watch how the emergency lovers of Nigeria will rally around him? Like how their fake messiah supported emefielele's demonic No Cash policy during the 2023 election. grin



Lmaoooo.... One of them up there already beating drum of support. He said "Fg give him back his property" cheesy These people are irredeemable. Inshallah, they will never smell the presidency.

You know why he is that bold ? He knows all their secrets. He knows where Buhari and Tinubu's and a lot of governors stolen wealth are.
Oyinbo will say "He knows where the bodies are buried"
Politics › Re: Emefiele Appeals Final Forfeiture Order On 753-Unit Housing Estate by malali:
Do you know why, we are able to go to China to borrow loans ??

Because China executes corrupt government Officials

In China the looters are dying, the citizens are thriving.

Do you know why Nigeria is always borrowing more loans.

The corrupt people (e.g Yahya Bello, Ganduje,Emefiele) are roaming the streets freely, waiting for their next government appointment.


In Nigeria the Citizens are dying, the looters are thriving.

Politics › Re: Who Is Holding Tinubu Accountable For All The Loans— What Is The Repayment Plan? by malali(op): 11:21am On May 29, 2025
When are we going to stop borrowing ?

Is it when the whole GDP is used for loan repayment and servicing ?

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