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You will still see some people come to defend this wickedness. Here is an official release from the church thst promised affordable meals for pilgrims. +/- a million people eating everyday at the designated restaurant and they will still require you to sacrifice, pay tithes and offering every Shiloh day. The church keeps growing big while the people keeps diminishing and they keep rubbing it on your faces, saying that you're not righteous enough. It is well!
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This fake King Midas that adds a zero charge to everything his "journalistic instinct" touches. He tried all he could to bring down flutterwave, he failed, moved on to PBAT, olule. He's done the same with Nigerian Aviation sector, blank. This week I guess he's moved on to Dangote, to see how he can blackmail him for cheap Twitter engagements. Who the heck opens a refinery and have zero interest in making profit and refining oil? Does that even make sense logically? I guess Obi d I o t s are too stupid of independent reasoning, so that is why a f o0l like David has them at hello! Bunch of clowns |
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Obi once confessed that he knows next to nothing about climate change himself. In one of his videos, he said climate change issues are not important when people are going to bed hungry every night. The same person that could not end hunger in Anambra for 8 years of his failed misadventure as governor now has the guts on how to advise the federal government on whom and whom not to send for climate change conference. This is not Anambra state government convoy that he can say mechanic stay, photographer go. This is a country of over 200 million people. Sending less than 1,500 people to go and listen to an engaging conversation around climate change is not over rated. That's less than 30 people per state with the actual number that went. Do you even know how many CSO's work around climate change in Nigeria? Let's be serious abeg! |
What concerns a certain SadiqBabaSani, an Hausa/Fulani moniker with the adventures of Reno Omokri and South Easterners? Hausa/Fulani people are always known to mind their business and not meddle in affairs that isn't their concern. Except of course, The SadiqBabaSani is actually an Uchenna Okoro behind the keyboard. Is paining you as he's hitting the full throttle on wowowoto service to your people abi? Them talk say first to do no dey pain. We were all here when o b i diots were instigating hatred against Reno, now that he's winning you want to invite DSS. Please include UN human rights council and Geneva Convention okay! Ndi ara ![]() |
Peter Obi's people are facing a moral crisis. Torn between having to praise Soludo, the very fantastic governor that denigrated their failed messiah,Mr Gbajue; or rubbish his signature projects and efforts at attracting the industrial private sector due to well managed give reforms. A testimony that Soludo succeeded where Obi failed. Not everyday Anambra people will wake up and be drinking beer to stupor. They need jobs too - and lots of it. The Soludo Solution is here! |
Penguin2:Welcome to 1999 mate! Both Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso, Wike, Saraki and the likes were together in the failed contraption called PDP when Buhari contested and he beat them hands down. Politics is not for the week. It is a game of numbers. Southern politics by itself is dead. It will only carry any candidate like 1 km. An handshake across the Niger, made by well known, detribalized candidates is the way forward to best the ruling party. |
Good gesture. Meanwhile Saraki has retired from active politics since Buhari's first tenure and he's still able to dole out 140 million. Peter Obi walked into a farm and donated 10 million on his casual visit. The same person that has spent billions in campaigns and at the courts. Tomorrow, EluPee people will be shouting that he's an humble person coming to turn things around for the poor. Dey play! All politicians, both active and retired are part of the same order. This is because, how could they have made their money righteously if they've not taken from the commonwealth previously? These donations are a moral impression on their souls. An attempt at redemption. https://twitter.com/PeterObi/status/1728030022152135095?t=pRwvajRISVSRU98zH8_QLA&s=19 |
datola:Is ok. You may probably be from the state that is celebrating Julius Berger logo. While you're mocking Ekiti, they have built a cargo airport, built an independent power plant to ensure 24/7 electricity in some parts of the capital. They are building a ring road to decongest traffic. They were the first to conclude their votes for APC during the presidential elections. While the rest of you are cursing away, the state is quietly blazing the trail and laying foundation for prosperity. The joke is on you by the way! |
Akwa Ibom is a relatively peaceful state. They have abundant land, cheap labour, they are beside the sea. Their former governor is the third person in command of this administration. The best part is that for 3 consecutive governors regime the state has been able to sustain development to a certain extent. The current governor seems to know what he's doing and is in good terms with his successors. I hope people in the south East are looking at these trends. They're not blackmailing anyone for development. Tomorrow now when AKS becomes the go-to destination in the South, the hatred will start. Peter Obi had the kind of money for these aircraft but he rather went to invest his state's common wealth in a beer factory. |
Many obidients analysing this issue are still bereft of political precedents. All they know is one-million man match, composing EluPee songs and abusing everybody on the Internet. Politics and chess are the same. Infact, every politician should learn chess by default and strive to be very good at it first. Any loophole you see in your opponent's camp is what you exploit to the fullest. You may say this is pre-election matter, but there is a strong case against not presenting your primary results in the electoral act. Also, not signing election result? How could that costly mistake have been allowed to happen? It's just like presenting an unsigned cheque in a bank and expecting the cashier to honor it because you dressed well and look responsible. It doesn't work that way. The law is the law, irrespective of how anyone feels about it. And to think the man has been going on demolition spree tells a lot. He should just pack his bags quietly. No remedy at the Supreme Court for him |
Kogi state has been unlucky when it comes to leadership. A strategic state rich in resources and opportunities but poor in people development. They are currently in-between the devil and the deep blue sea. Yahyah Bello's stooge is not really the best hands for the job, neither is Dino, who isn't the best feet forward instead. Dino will build a primary school block of 3 units and upload it online. 3 of his expensive wristwatches are enough to cover those rubbish projects he built for his constituency. And to have Atiku openly campaign for him means it might be a compensation by proxy for Atiku's loss, if he wins. May God help Kogi state! |
Lol. Maybe we will padawa curse Peter Obi for contesting by the time Tinubu is done with us. Man seems to know what he's doing. If anything, you had to give it to them for a well intended plan and steady execution. No wonder Peter Obi's team is dwelling on something that happened in 1973 as their strong point to tie PBAT down. They're simply jealous that man has been executing all the nice ideas they crammed for the EluPee movement during their campaigns |
Hello there! Can you find a cafe that can support your inquiry? Or will you be interested in operating a chess club within Gwarimpa? I'm willing to support you please. Kindly revert. Collinsanele: |
Your post is incorrect in several ways: First, it claims that Niger's economy is projected to be better than Nigeria's in the future. However, according to the World Bank, Nigeria's GDP per capita is projected to be $2,240 in 2024, while Niger's GDP per capita is projected to be $1,240. This means that Nigeria's economy is still expected to be larger than Niger's in 2024. Second, it claims that Niger's economy is projected to grow by 11% in 2024. However, this is based on a forecast by the African Development Bank, which is known for its optimistic forecasts. The World Bank's forecast for Niger's economic growth in 2024 is 6.5%, which is still below Nigeria's projected growth rate of 7.0%. Third, it claims that Nigeria "dint make it" to the list of the top 10 African countries with the highest economic forecast in 2024. However, this is also incorrect. Nigeria is ranked 7th on the list, with a projected economic growth rate of 7.0%. Source: Google Bard. chaloskyx: |
Wait. Didn't chimamanda see this? Or did the ink of her pen finish for her to address her friend, Biden to stop this evil action? I don't believe that bombs are made for good intentions like defending democracy and the rights of minorities across the world. |
I wonder who is having the last laugh now. "Ebola Tinubu". They thought they were doing Nigeria but jokes on them. They haven't shared the placards in recent times. Hahahahaha Mosba:So why not hop on the next plane to Niger Republic tomorrow to join the starving citizens? chaloskyx: |
Another project set up to fail like the others before it. Songhai model partnerships with state governments in Nigeria is a 419 activity. That Reverend father is not different from Hushpuppy, coming to scam Nigerian governors of a partnership arrangement to replicate his model everytime. Deep inside him, he knows this won't work but persists anyway, because of the money involved. Apart from Lagos, Songhai farms are in Katsina, Rivers, Enugu, Delta and Ebonyi states, but they are largely unsuccessful due to poor management and government neglect. Governor Eno should know better. https://punchng.com/songhai-fading-glory-of-abandoned-lagos-multi-million-naira-agric-centre/ |
So you dumped European winter caps so soon and embraced the Jewish embroidery wear as a cultural identity? Are you sure China silk is not part of your traditional wear bayii? Ooni of Ife told igbos they migrated from Ife but they are having issues believing |
Igbos keep misrepresenting us. When a foreign news outlet wants to report this now, they will say a Nigerian woman sold her grandchild for 65 dollars. Notwithstanding the fact that an hausa, Fulani, yoruba,tiv, birom,jukun or any of the other 200 plus tribes cannot think of this despicable evil irrespective of the level of poverty in the country. Shame!!! onumadu:How is this any different from a business transaction? A baby bought for a price, irrespective of the circumstances. Don't other tribes give birth out of wedlock too? Why don't they sell their own babies |
Wait o, no be the same Mercy Aigbe who converted to Islam and even won an award recently as the "defender of the Muslim faith with money". What happened to her Hijab? Doesn't that apply in Canada? |
DaveHarry:There are a few reasons why we still have enough pineapple for various uses, even though each plant only produces one pineapple a year: Pineapples are grown in many different parts of the world. This means that there is a constant supply of pineapples available, even if one particular region is experiencing a shortage. Pineapples can be stored for a relatively long period of time. This means that pineapples can be harvested and shipped during one season and then stored and sold during another season. Pineapples can be processed in a variety of ways. This includes canning, freezing, and drying. This allows pineapples to be used in a variety of products, such as juice, jams, and pies. Pineapple plants can produce multiple suckers. Suckers are young plants that grow from the base of the mother plant. These suckers can be removed and replanted to produce new pineapple plants. This means that a single pineapple plant can produce multiple pineapples over the course of its lifetime. In addition to these factors, pineapple production has become increasingly efficient in recent years. This is due to advances in agricultural technology, such as improved irrigation and fertilization methods. As a result, pineapple farmers are now able to produce more pineapples per acre than ever before. Overall, there are a number of reasons why we still have enough pineapple for various uses, even though each plant only produces one pineapple a year. Source: Google Bard |
People need to believe in something. Superman, Spiderman, Ironman, Peter Obi, just anything to help them escape the pressure of their lives. Last last, every super hero is just an ordinary guy somewhere with his dark secrets. I love how the ruling party just left this man alone to be deceiving his dumb followers like some form of demigod. See as someone decided to open a thread of him walking. The moment Obi tries to raise his girly voice above normal as a way to lock horns with the federal government is the day he's going down. Imagine the other day he went to the media to read absolute gibberish with no reasonable point. Even his followers are shocked he could go down that low. The real man in this fight is Atiku, the loser. He's the only one that has the ability to go into an elephant fight with PBAT, but he has recently been incapacitated by his recent outings. Meanwhile let's all bask in the glory of the failed messiah, The Okwute. ![]() |
onumadu:Hello angel of light from Nekede, tell me who has died in poverty and hopelessness in your street this evening. Pictorial proof should do |
So the matrix of a president doing well is when dollar becomes 1 naira? No wonder Gbajue Peter from Agulu was able to scam you people with statistics. The people that entrusted the current government with their votes are not bothered by the rise of dollars against the naira. [quote author=onumadu post=126484080]I only have one question for you. If Anambra was an El-dorado as obi made it, why are you guys all running away from it? Visiting once a year. The previous governor couldn't even stay after his regime. Obi had to only relocate down because of political reasons. He's been in Lagos all his life. His children are not equally in the state. Why is this so? |
Since Buhari's tenure came to an end, Femi Adeshina ought to come down from his high horses and acknowledge that he and his principal failed woefully. He shouldn't reinforce failure by this obviously useless book . It'd be better if he had written a book of apologies to Nigerians. That one would have carried more aura |
Even though Aketi tried in the early days of his administration, this second term has largely been a huge joke. It's unfortunate that he fell sick for a prolonged period, but his wife turned the govt house into a circus and a fencing ring, chasing after imaginary enemies. His deputy too started turning on his own and when Aketi returned, he still couldn't pilot the helms of affairs of the state well. I doubt if he has attracted any FDI into the state since the beginning of the year. Even though he was very influencial in the emergence of PBAT as president as he garned the people's support and all, presidential influence will not be able to save him this time to install an annointed candidate. The people of Ondo state are waiting for him (APC) at the polls |
Tell them. Peter Obi's people are definitely going to hell for many reasons. Below is 10 reasons Obidients are going to hell: 1. Insulting people unjustly because they have refused to support their candidate 2. Hatred for Tinubu and ultimately Yorubas 3. Dishonoring men of God. No popular pastor that has said anything against the obidient movement who has not been served really negatively 4. Sowing the seed of discord among Nigerians. Friends have been destroyed, marriages are broken because of people being on different side of the divide between Peter Obi 5. Bearing false witness and narratives. Tinubu went to CSU. The BBC has proven it. US court has proven it.( Ask Atiku). But they prefer to believe otherwise to suit their own agenda 6. Allowing an atheist to lead their movement. That David Hundeyin doesn't believe in God. Bible said we must not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. Unbelievers here implies anyone that does not believe in a deity. (Seun don't be angry o!) 7. Manipulation: They have manipulated the Tribunal judges to do their biddings. We all remember when they were chanting all eyes on the judiciary, threatening those poor judges and their families with fire and brimstone like witches and wizards 8. Using the name of God in vain: they allowed obidient pastors to manipulate the election result falsely from the pulpit to suit their bidding. This is a great sign before God 9. They rejoice at misfortune of political rivals: If you don't support Peter Obi, you're as good as dead to them. They have rejoiced when bad things happen to PBAT supporters, wished that the president suddenly died many times over 10. They are fond of spreading fake news. This is a great evil before God, and it is equally very fatal for people here on earth. |
Nigerian opposition parties and figures nowadays are just clowning around and not addressing issues of concern to Nigerians. I've often maintained that APC ( then ACN) was more credible and relevant as an opposition party during PDP's heydays than PDP/LP currently is now. There's really no one to challenge the ruling party to be up to their responsibilities. Atiku for the past few days has been wasting his time in US Court chasing shadows and recently came to cry on national TV. Peter Obi has literally gone into hiding while his followers are more interested in dancing to Atiku's tunes of vanity, being played by the refugee David Hundeyin. This is how 8 years will go again and they will come and appeal to their emotions again and loose. We need to do better for ourselves as a people. |

