Politics › Re: Nigeria South East Regional Railway Project Finally Begins by Mbanda(m): 7:22pm On Jul 31 |
helinues: Trolling people for over 5 years show how stoop you have been low
I am not the only members on this forum, stop the year's of trolling which is over 5 years daily and ignore my comments or I will renew your permanent blocking.
How you guys are justifying the nonsense of trolling others is just something so hard for me to comprehend
I should allow you people to continue the years of trolling when it's not that I need your validation about my opinion or your own opinion mean anything to me The truth is that I need my sanity on this platform that means, your lies and propaganda can never allow me to have that sanity. The only thing that can give me sanity and peace of mind is, that your permanent block. At least with that I won't be seeing your lies and propaganda defending rub.bis.h and backwardness. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria South East Regional Railway Project Finally Begins by Mbanda(m): 5:00pm On Jul 31 |
helinues: Only one moniker out of that list not in my permanent blocking not even temporary. Those guys are not even paying attention to how they are behaving on this forum for years.
The likes of mbanda, specialmati, ogolemati, kukuten whatever and that ex notorious NL canceller, that one moniker is over 1,000 accumulated for years just to tell you to shut up, rheyare not interested in having any meaningful conversation apart from disrespecting you.
Theirs , as long as you are not supporting them, you can never make sense or do better in life Blocking people shows how weak you are in facing superior arguments and, this is the reason why I dey give Domperignon him way small. The guy don do what all of una wey be blocking agents no fit do. |
Politics › Re: I’m Not Running Away From Inherited Challenges – Tinubu by Mbanda(m): 11:20pm On Jul 30 |
adenigga: President Bola Tinubu has declared that he’s not running away from the challenges his administration inherited from his predecessor, the late formerPresident.MuhammaduBuhari
Tinubu said since assuming office he has been working to turn the tide from the challenges he inherited, stressing that the economy has recovered and is now on a sound footing.
The President made the declaration during his meeting with Catholic bishops at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
According to Tinubu, the days of Nigeria’s economy passing through what he termed dark tunnels are over.
Tinubu assured that his administration has armed security agents with the aim of defeating terrorism.
He said: “On security I go back to that, I just approved the expansion of the Nigerian Army and Armed Forces. I don’t run away from what I inherited, I inherited challenges and I’m I doing something about it? Yes, I can tell you that I’m doing something about it and there are resources to equip them, build new barracks, arm them and defeat terrorism.
“We all must fight terrorism together as a nation because we have that responsibility to our nation and I won’t deviation from our national anthem that diversity is the back bone of our prosperity and the future stability of this country.
“I can tell you that the country has been placed on a sound footing, the economy has recovered and the dark tunnel that we entered into when I came into power has changed. The spirit of the people and the dark tunnel that we have been passing through is now clear and the economy is now safe from bankruptcy.”
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/07/30/im-not-running-away-from-inherited-challenges-tinubu What sort of statement is this? The question is, do you really think you are doing what you are supposed to do. Saying you will not runaway is not the issue here. |
Politics › Re: CSO Commends Tinubu, Ribadu, Others Over Rescue Of Abducted Oyo Schoolchildren by Mbanda(m): 11:08pm On Jul 30 |
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Politics › Re: Why Are South East Students Not Celebrating The Nigerian Education Loan Fund by Mbanda(m): 10:47pm On Jul 30 |
owobokiri: Because Tinubu and his ethnic henchmen cornered most of that. There are reports all over the place of how the South East was shortchanged on this. I don't know how you expect the South East to rejoice over a sectional program, that was intentionally designed to sideline easterners. Or so you want them to be dancing because they were left out... Or have you guys prepared a fake data spreadsheet to prove that everybody was represented..? And you are rage baiting to get reactions so you will commennce with the sterile propaganda? I thought as much! The bolded is nothing but the fact |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu: INEC Is Neutral, Opposition Only Crying Wolf by Mbanda(m): 12:06am On Jul 29 |
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Politics › Re: This Bold Caption Appeared On The February 10, 2003, Of Tell Magazine. by Mbanda(m): 8:06pm On Jul 28 |
Ofunaofu: Seunmsg, are you sure you're ready to go down this road? I hope you don't run away.
How about this bold caption Waiting for seunmsg's reply  It's not easy to defend tinibu. |
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Politics › Re: *when Politics Pays Your Bill, The Truth Becomes Your Enemy* by Mbanda(m): 5:44am On Jul 23 |
Bobloco: *When Politics Pays Your Bill, The Truth Becomes Your Enemy*
There’s a silent killer in politics. It doesn’t come with bullets. It comes with contracts, allowances, and monthly “stipends.”
The moment your house rent, car fuel, children’s school fees, and daily food depend on one man’s table, your mouth changes. Your eyes close. Your conscience goes on “annual leave.”
*Dear friend, when politics pays your bill, the truth becomes your enemy.*
*3 things that happen when money controls your mouth:*
*1. You start defending the indefensible* Bad policy? “It’s a long-term plan.” Failed project? “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” Obvious failure? “Enemies are fighting him.” Not because you believe it. Because if you don’t say it, the alert for next month may not come. Truth dies when stomach takes over.
*2. You attack people who speak truth* The boy who points out that the road project is substandard becomes “an enemy of progress.” The woman who asks “where is the money?” becomes “ungrateful.” You don’t hate them. You fear them. Because if the leader falls, your own table breaks. So you fight truth to protect your bill.
*3. You lose yourself slowly* Today it’s just “keep quiet.” Tomorrow it’s “say this lie small.” Next month it’s “insult that man for me.” One day you wake up and you don’t recognize your own voice. You became a full-time defender of wrong because your bill must be paid.
*My advice to youths and aides around politicians:*
*1. Let your skill pay part of your bill* Don’t make politics 100% of your income. Learn a trade. Get a job. Run a small business. When politics is only 40% of your bill, you can afford to say “Oga, this is wrong” without fear. Financial independence = voice independence.
*2. Know what you will not do for money* Draw your line before the money comes. “I will mobilize, I will campaign, but I will not lie. I will not insult elders. I will not defend bloodshed.” Write it down. When the offer comes, your past self will save your future self.
*3. Serve principles, not stomach* Serve the leader, yes. But serve the vision more. If the leader leaves the vision, you must choose. A man who only serves stomach will be dumped when the stomach of another person becomes bigger. But a man who serves principle will always be relevant, even out of power.
*4. Remember: Money can pay bills, but only character builds future* The alert will finish. The contract will end. The government will change. But the kind of person you became while the money was flowing — that one follows you for life. Don’t sell your name for monthly upkeep.
*To politicians too:* If everyone around you only says “yes sir,” check your pocket. You may be paying people to kill truth for you. A leader who kills truth will one day be killed by lies. Surround yourself with people whose bills don’t depend 100% on you. They will tell you when the ship is sinking.
Politics should be service, not slavery. When politics pays your bill, guard your conscience jealously. Because the day truth becomes your enemy, your destiny also becomes your enemy.
_Eat from the table, but don’t sell your soul with the plate...
#Copied. Domperignon, seunmsg, WizardOfNg, madridguy, Batified, Christistruth01, FreestuffNg, Richtaiwo, mightysparow, counterigbolies, omenka, helinues, yarimo, favour914 and legenhero. This epistle is for you lot. |
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Donates ₦2 Billion To Boost Akwete Fabric Production In Abia (Video) by Mbanda(m): 8:55am On Jul 22 |
omoadeleye: Those notorious and ingrate blind bars will not see this and even turn deaf while they lose their voice now oo.
It is when their Messiah donated 6 million naira to one school they will start doing like zombies 6 million you made through your sweat is more valuable than billions you made by stealing public funds. |
Politics › Re: What The Six Geo-political Zones Contributed To The VAT Pool And Received by Mbanda(m): 8:40am On Jul 22 |
Richtaiwo: So I should be praising him for attacking and insulting my tribe? I don't just understand how you and your ilk think it is you alone that should insult while others should clap hands for you. It doesn't work that way. And please, stop quoting me. You asked why shouldn't biafra be allowed to go and I have told you my mind. I'm done with you, bye. Point of correction, Kanu only attacked the bad behaviour that are being exhibited by your tribe. Know this and know peace. Awolowo and your tribesmen started working against my people before Kanu was born don't forget that too. Kanu did what he supposed to do simple. |
Politics › Re: What The Six Geo-political Zones Contributed To The VAT Pool And Received by Mbanda(m): 8:25am On Jul 22 |
Richtaiwo: I pray everyday and night for Biafra to be actualized. If I have the powers today, before nightfall, I can assure you, everything will be sorted out. But you always attack Kanu and his mission why? |
Politics › Re: What The Six Geo-political Zones Contributed To The VAT Pool And Received by Mbanda(m): 10:10am On Jul 21 |
Richtaiwo: Contributed 79 billion and received over 230 billion. As in, received over 291% of what you contributed. Which kind of fvckery is that? Is that a ponzi scheme or what? Or how else do I explain this nonsense? This system of robbing Peter to pay Paul must end one day. Help them get Biafra it's as simple as that. If you and your likes really want the robbing of Peter to pay Paul to stop Biafra is the key. |
Travel › Re: Residents Rejoice Over Reconstructed Zuba-Madalla Road By President Bola Tinubu by Mbanda(m): 8:31am On Jul 11 |
omenka: Even if the road is constructed right ontop of your retina, you still wouldn't see it. Because you lots don't see anything good where Igbos dey. So, stop complaining and deal with what you caused. |
Travel › Re: Residents Rejoice Over Reconstructed Zuba-Madalla Road By President Bola Tinubu by Mbanda(m): 6:48pm On Jul 10*. Modified: 8:36am On Jul 11 |
Richtaiwo: I know this report is painful I refuse to allow this government to trick me the way they've been doing to the gullibles. |
Travel › Re: Residents Rejoice Over Reconstructed Zuba-Madalla Road By President Bola Tinubu by Mbanda(m): 6:43pm On Jul 10 |
abc115: Recently constructed Zuba- Madalla road by President Bola Tinubu
Which residents dey rejoice? Where are the pictures and videos of the residents that are rejoicing? |
Politics › Re: Obi Will Lose Lagos, Wike Will Checkmate Him In Ss-mohammad by Mbanda(m): 12:04am On Jul 10 |
seunowa: In an interview with DCL English, Hajiya Naja'atu Muhammad, the Deputy National Chairman (North-West) of ADC, stated that she believes Atiku Abubakar will defeat President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.
Naja'atu said Peter Obi won't win some of the states in he won in the 2023 presidential election. She said she strongly believes Obi will lose Lagos State. She also said Obi will lose many votes in the south-south region due to the political influence of former Governor Nyesom Wike.
Najaatu added that Obi won't gain a lot votes in southeast states because of the APC governors there and he won't win significant votes in the North.
In Najaatu's words: "Peter Obi will lose a lot of the places that he got in the last election such as Lagos. There are so many places he cannot win because even if you look at the south-south Wike is there to checkmate him and in the southeast you have some very strong APC governors that will checkmate his votes" My people, what this fellow meant by that word "checkmate" is wike will rig the election for tinubu/APC in SS. |
Politics › Re: Join Military - Chief Of Army Staff Shaibu Begs South East Youths by Mbanda(m): 12:00am On Jul 10*. Modified: 11:57am On Jul 10 |
Masterstroke4: The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu, has pleaded with the leaders, parents, guardians, and elders of South East zone to encourage young men and women in the region to join the military.
He said for some time now, recruitment quota from the zone in the Nigerian Army has not been fully utilised.
Shaibu stated this during the passing out parade of 90 Regular Recruits at the Nigerian Army Recruits Training in Amasiri -Edda, Afikpo and Edda Local Government areas of Ebonyi State. A total of 2,989 newly recruited soldiers passed out of the training depot.
The Amasiri-Edda military training depot was established by the Federal Government in November, last year, for the South East zone.
Shaibu, speaking during the passing out parade, lamented low enrollment of the South East in the military, saying it should not be allowed to continue.
He described the military as not just a career, but an honorable endeavour of patriotism, leadership, and national contribution, and implored the zone to see the newly established military training depot as their own by joining the military.
“We ask for continual support as the military service is very demanding. Please stand by them, encourage them, and pray for them. To our host, Ndigbo, I wish to humbly request that you encourage your youth to take their rightful place in the defence of our fatherland. For some time now, the recruitment quota from this zone has not been fully utilised. This should not continue. Military service is not just a career, but an honorable endeavour of patriotism, leadership, and national contribution.
“I, therefore, urge community leaders, parents, guardians, and elders in the southeast zone to encourage our young men and women to see this depot as their own and step forward to serve. Once again, I convey our proud and profound appreciation to everyone present at this occasion. God bless the Nigerian Army”, he said.
He told the newly trained soldiers that the training they have received was intended to prepare them for the tasks ahead and serve as a basis for their future training.
Lt. Gen. Shaibu opined that the security challenges confronting the nation, and Africa has continued to evolve in complexity and intensity.
“Today, terrorism, insurgency, banditry, separatist violence, transnational organised crime, cyber threats, and the proliferation of small arms and light weapons have combined to create an unprecedented challenge to peace and stability across Africa.
“It is, therefore, imperative that you newly trained soldiers understand from the onset that the defence of Nigeria requires sacrifice and unwavering commitment to duty”.
He cautioned the new soldiers to strictly observe the emphasis of Nigeria’s social media policy, and threatened to sanction erring ones.
“A growing trend of indiscretion on social media has had serious consequences for airing personnel. The unauthorised posting of operational information, images of military activities, sensitive locations, as well as the dissemination of unverified and misleading content constitute a great and serious breach of external regulations.
“Let me be clear, violations of social media policy can and will result in disciplinary action, including dismissal from service where necessary.
The implications of such misconduct are far-reaching. For the individual soldiers, it represents a loss of career, honour, and livelihood. For the Army, it undermines discipline, operational security, morale, and institutional credibility.
“For the nation, it represents a waste of substantial public investment in your training. You must, therefore, exercise the highest level of restraint, maturity, and responsibility as you navigate the social media space”, he stated.
Governor Francis Nwifuru, in his speech, assured the leadership of the Nigerian Army that Ebonyi State will continue to remain a dependable and committed partner.
“We shall continue to provide a peaceful and conducive environment for training and military operations while promoting harmonious coexistence between the military and our communities. The donation of land was only the beginning of a long-term partnership founded on mutual respect and our shared aspiration for a safer Ebonyi State and a stronger Nigeria.
“When the idea of establishing this Depot on Ebonyi soil was conceived, we wholeheartedly embraced it because we recognised its strategic importance to our nation and its immense benefits to our people”, he said. Why not beg SE youths to be president, senate president, NNPC director, inspector general of police, chief of army staff, defence minister and other juicy positions. Why do you seriously need SE youths to join Korovo? |
Politics › Re: Why Do South East Politicians Desperately Want The Coastal High Way Stopped? by Mbanda(m): 6:58pm On Jul 08 |
Biodun556: Peter Obi made similar remarks telling FG to suspend Lagos-calabar coastal highway projects.
The question why are they going against the project when the people of South South are happy about? Was tinibu, adeboye, soyinka and the rest of them south east politicians that frustrated GEJ's government? |
Politics › Re: Man Calls Out Abia Governor Otti Over Flooding After Rainfall by Mbanda(m): 9:21pm On Jul 07 |
LegendHero: Na lie.
Otti is a useless governor. He can’t build simple drainage to contain the rain even if all the rain for one year fall in a day.
Suddenly “Flood is bound to occur” and “Nigeria don’t dispose waste properly”; but if na Lagos, na Tinubu we go blame. All these insults is because governor Otti, is not an APC member. Can you insult sawolu of Lagos state? Abi you no know say Lagos is the most flooded state in Nigeria? Even in lekki flood dey there. |
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Politics › Re: Peter Obi Never Condemns Biafra Or IPOB - Ali Modu Sheriff by Mbanda(m): 9:09pm On Jul 06 |
Parachoko: The Agulu Fraud is a Terrorist Sympathiser Your president that rehabilitates and reintegrates captured terrorists is not a terrorist sympathiser abi? |
Politics › Re: Akwa-Ibom Section Of The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road by Mbanda(m): 6:12pm On Jul 06 |
zelnababa: kanu kill so many ppl If that is true why didn't your your tribes president, prosecutor and judge charge him with murder? |
Crime › Re: Mobile Money Vendor Shoots Suspected Armed Robber Dead During Failed Robbery Att by Mbanda(m): 6:10pm On Jul 06 |
DomPerignon: I never reach FP.
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MOD is working overtime . Ok! The A D E Y E M I MOD is not working overtime? |
Politics › Re: ‘Fixing poverty In Nigeria responsibility of Local Governments’ – Presidency by Mbanda(m): 12:29pm On Jul 06 |
adenigga: The Presidency has said that fixing poverty in Nigeria is certainly the responsibility of the local governments because they are the closest to the people.
Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Economic Affairs (Office of the Vice President), Tofe Fasua, said this in an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today.
He said that was the reason president Bola Tinubu is advocating for local government autonomy.
“Fixing poverty is certainly a local government’s thing because local governments are the closest to the people.
“So the solution to poverty in Nigeria is actually at the local government level, and that’s the reason the President has advocated for local government autonomy, and has also ensured that the states are a lot more powerful now in terms of funding.
“I mentioned to you the fact that those days where civil servants will be owed 18 months, 12 months, six months, are gone. Pensioners are getting their money a lot, and I think that’s where it matters.
“In 1999, I used to go to many local governments in Lagos and I saw how local governments were working then.
“A lot of people were coming to the local government. The people who were really down financially, would go to the local government chairman on a daily basis and they were being settled,” he said.
Source: /https://dailypost.ng/2026/07/06/fixing-poverty-in-nigeria-responsibility-of-local-governments-presidency I've noticed that this tinibu government is now shifting their responsibilities, to state and local governments. This is something they never accepted during Goodluck Jonathan's government. |
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Politics › Re: Akwa-Ibom Section Of The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road by Mbanda(m): 11:30am On Jul 06 |
zelnababa: yes kanu is a terrorist only, in the feeble minds of your tribe. Kanu is a honourable man more than your gbajabiamila. |
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