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This saga about Tinubu and his dodgy educational and academic bona fides started in way back 1999, i.e., 24 years ago. Somehow, just somehow someone suddenly crawls out of the woodwork with some more dodgy claims. Where has Durojaiye Ogunsanya been for the past 24 years? Inquiring minds want to know! |
Yekini's death makes me angry to this day. He served Nigeria. He was generous to a fault as reported. Hundreds took advantage of his generosity, even his own friends and family. Yet he died in misery. If ever there's paradise, here's one deserving soul. Continue to rest in power, Yeking! |
I need someone to refresh my struggling memory. Who was President 2013 and 2014 he's talking about? Talk is cheap. Ambition is also cheap. Looting, looting, looting. And a lazy, incompetent bigot terrorized his way to power and destroyed everything Nigeria ever stood for. |
Yes o. Continue your life of mostly stolen and unmerited luxury while administering the bitter pills on ordinary Nigerians who have done nothing other than pray to deserve those pills. |
Simple calculation tells you that under that incompetent bigot, Buhari the security for Miyetti Allah was provided by the Nigerian military, Police, Air Force, Navy, etc. They probably don't see that happening under Tinubu and have decided to take laws into their own hands. |
Once every little while, Nigerians are brutally reminded that their once hopeful country is officially a sick, despairing parody. |
Of course, that's true because your heartlessness, tribalism, hypocrisy, and backstabbing all scream to the heavens. Any country where people like you occupy high public office is in real trouble. |
These one a dime pastors said the same about Buhari. We all know how that ended in disaster of epic proportions. |
Don't ever sleep on Benson Idonije. I believe he presented an evergreen music show on Radio Nigeria 2 around 1988-1989. I used to love that show back then. It was much later I learnt he was one of the early managers of Fela the Abami Eda himself. I guess that says a lot about Mr. Idonije. |
Didn't Buhari lift them already? Ok. I get it. Tinubu will transfer them from the fry pan to the fire - which he is already doing, anyways. |
Buhari mourned in power for eight years. Out of power, he's still mourning. He's a plague. |
Who needs a certificate in Nigeria? Find yourself a politician or an Oluomo! Case closed. |
Nigeria literally full of useless agencies like NIMASA reporting their crimes once unfortunate events like this occur. Where was NIMASA when a complete oil rig was constructed from scratch and stood there illegally, according to them, for over 7 years? |
If that hot mic hadn't outed that sleazebag Akpabio, would they still have been foaming in the mouth all this while struggling to explain the unexplainable? These shifting justifications look like INEC's Prof. Mahmud trying to explain what happened to the BVAS & IREV! |
Nigerian politicians must rank among the laziest and the most incompetent in the world! |
I will continue to dish out my one pence nuggets of wisdom on here. There's no saving the naira because Nigeria isn't selling anything to the rest of the world beside crude oil. Crude oil is going out of fashion fast, the price is dodgy, and much of it in Nigeria is stolen anyways. A practical, short-term fix would be to drastically reduce the size of the government and bureaucracy. Who will do this? Godswill Akpabio and his Senate? Or a clearly compromised Tinubu? Can you imagine having almost 50 mostly useless Ministers in a struggling, 36 - state country? |
Two things. Nigeians talk about a free market as if they know what it means or how it functions. That's not necessarily the case. This so-called subsidy removal teaches us all this lesson. A free market is an illusion in a perversely corrupt society like Nigeria. Grand corruption on its own is enough to distort any market. |
You lot are just insufferable. If "Hausa and Yoruba DO NOT" want to own property in Igboland whose problem is that? During election season you said they cannot own land over there in the sense of being denied even if they would want to. Now it's that they do not want to which means it's their choice and not the denial of opportunities based on some ethnic bullshit. But then you're the typical Nigerian. Once their talking points unravel, they shift the goalpost. immortalcrown: |
If the boy in question is just 8 years old and you broke up with the putative father 13 years ago while pregnant with the same boy, the story is tales by moonlight. It's a bogus tale. Poster is lying. |
The way Nigerians see everything as rocket science is simply overwhelming. Corruption and laziness has made many blind and useless. It's not enough to instal a lift. You must maintain it too. Now that they have handed in installer to the police what happens to the "maintainer"? And what happens to those who were told repeatedly as the story goes that the lift had a fault? |
All you ethnic jingoists who see ethnicity and tribe in everything Nigerian, how do you people sleep at night? I'm sure you could say your bit here without the tribal innuendo. Every day you blame politicians for all the country's ills, but you also routinely pass comments like this, oblivious to the more grievous damage you do to the country. Shame on all you tribal bigots. VinnyBaba: |
Of course it had to be the devil again. How could the devil have slept on its job of repairing the elevator? We must find the devil and bring him to justice. Nonsense! |
No chance. Nigeria is in the hands of thugs. |
Hell Rufai says his plan for Nigeria is an Islamic theocracy where Christians could be seen and not heard. His reward is a ministerial office. This says a lot about our shithole country. |
Our shithole country is on cruise control. Hahahaha! |
They've started this nonsense again? |
Can they get this hustler with a poor man's goatee to also do the average monthly income, number of hours of electricity per day, state of roads, social security spending, etc in each of these countries as well? [quote author=ebukajay184 post=124598443]Following the recent rise in cost of Tuition fees of Nigerian public universities, former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has compared Nigerian universities' cost of tuition with cost of tuition of other countries' universities, IGBERETV reports. Taking to his Twitter page, Reno wrote; https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1682764711039844354?t=0IgblwoUFTp0ec_0Jp5VZA&s=19[/quote] |
Can they find one office in Abuja for this clown already so he can let us breathe? How social media rewards the craziest among us, I can never understand. |
Initial gra gra. We've all watched this movie before. It won't work because the country is irredeemably corrupt. Someone or some people have helped Egbetokun to high office. In Nigeria, you don't dare say No to those who made you. |
They say a picture let alone video is worth a thousand words. In a nutshell: the problem with Nigeria. |
I originally wanted to ask whether they're kicking off yet another fad - like the Guiness World record distraction of the past few weeks. Then I said let me read some of the commentary first. Please, please, who did this to Nigerians? Why is it so hard for Nigerians to close their ethnic eyes for a moment? How have normal human beings fallen so hard on traps set for them by never-do-well politicians? We may continue to hope until Christ comes a second time that somehow we can build something meaningful out of this train wreck of a country. But on the evidence before our eyes - presented by our very selves and not the politicians, mind you - we are done for. We actually don't deserve any of the good things we want to see happen. Our hearts are too dark for the light of progress. There's no hope, sad to say. |
Don't distract them, bro. They will come back to this after first beating all the records in the Guinness Book of World Records - for cooking, dancing, vomiting, pooing, ....(add some more) Gajagojo: |
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