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helinues:
Those are the duty of the legislators. Wondering why the so called presidential aspirants don't even know the basic of government

OLADD:
It’s already too late – Deji Adeyanju on why Peter Obi can’t be Nigerian President



https://dailypost.ng/2025/08/23/its-already-too-late-deji-adeyanju-on-why-peter-obi-cant-be-nigerian-president/

kokomilala:
@Mbanda, what did I just read? Awolowo that was in prison, serving a jail term. He even wrote Ironsi about state pardon, but was ignored. Do you even read at all or you just eavesdrop on passing convos emanating from beer parlour politics?

And why would I believe the testimony of an unconscionably-driven character like IBB, whose stock in trade is lies?

It's well documented, and it can be inferred that the Igbos killed regional government, introduced bigotry into Nigeria politics, and set the stage for this disaster we are experiencing now.

Take your time to read this history without being emotional.

maasoap:
No be your broda refused to honour agreement and instead stabbed person dead? Wetin u expect?

stuffs2002:
Eiyah.... You go dey alright las las

Alliswell248:
How did he introduced tribalism?
Tell us with a video evidence what he said that made him the person who introduced tribalism.
Don't go away. Prove your claim

Noisemaker

kokomilala:
@Mbanda, you're very far from the truth. What's worse? You're very detached from accurate history. Igbo people brought tribalism into Nigeria socio-political space. Asa fall out from the 1966 coup, Ironsi refused to kill the malefactors of Igbo extraction, whilst other tribes, mostly northerners and westerners, died in the1966 coup.

In his military cabinet, most of the appointees were Igbos.

You people behave like victims in a situation that no longer profits you.

SuperEagles:
Were Yorubas n those voting Yoruba candidate not attacked in Anambra in 2015 2019 n 2023 too ?

stuffs2002:
Victim mentality and always blaming others and not yourself for your own folly.

Your people started a needless and pointless war that consumed millions of Igbos but you will always blame others for the death of your own people.

Nigerian problems started from the Igbo ethnic cleansing of January 1966 they called a coup. From there everything spiral balled into a war yet Igbos still see themselves as the victims

helinues:
I should post my picture just as you posted yours in your profile..

Stop dishing something you can't even perceive

AyeMoJuba:
So it was Gowon that declared a Nation withing a Nation not Ojukwu again abi?

Senseless post from irrelevant lots

Alamu5891:
You don’t know anything go and read about Igbo northern massacre which started on May -September 1966 during which Aguiyi Ironsi was the president this was well before the civil war. Pray for peace Igbo has never wòn any war they started
Gowon no start anything

Zincfingers:
Emeka, someone else is always the problem not you.
Tinubu caused tribalism that has always been a part of Nigeria before independence Abi

helinues:
I can beat my chest with that because

I have nothing less than 80% accuracy on my analysis

Anything violence, attack, protest, propaganda, controversial you can never see me there

Staying with the topic of discussion without derailing, that's what we know beat to do

Respecting others opinions without forcing ours on them , we have not only practiced that but mastered it instead.

If NL is monetized today, I should be the highest earner

My profile on this forum is so rich for so many opportunities.

How about yours? Coughs

helinues:
Me I have been asking, how many people can secure a decent job with their NL profile based on their activities on this forum .

How many?

Zincfingers:
Amarachi , what are you blaming Tinubu for ?
Was he the one that stabbed someone ?

helinues:
Let there be peace

WorldRichest:
Congratulations. Just remember the one you started in 1967.

aswani:
Knockout speech, where can I find it? Who do dis Obidients so, dat persin nor go make heaven, confirm!

seppuku:
Please be realistic, there are a lot of Nigerian criminal syndicates that operate in various countries around the world who are very loud and thus are visible to the average citizen there.

helinues:
How did Nigeria make the list and what are we disliked for?

helinues:
Unfortunately for you, I am not a politician nor have any interest in main politics. I have nothing to lose like Peter Obi

Mbanda:
Good reply, helinues over to you.

TechSkill:
You have been on this gig since 2015. When you stop, Obi will stop.

helinues:
Advise Peter Obi also to stop turning himself into a nuclear reactor. The more he talks, the more he would expose his bad past in governance.

Btw, I thought you guys claimed we are making him popular by always talking about him, don't you want that again?

Ttalk:
Do you have to tell me your pregnant wife is a virgin.
Common sense is not common

porchpromotion:
New Coalition of Creatives, Influencers, and Entertainers Launches Nigerian Digital Media and Public Awareness Initiative (NDMPAI)

Abuja, Nigeria – [23-08-2025]

A powerful new movement has been unveiled at the intersection of governance, media, and civic enlightenment: the Nigerian Digital Media and Public Awareness Initiative (NDMPAI).

Formed as a coalition of social media influencers, content creators, comedians, entertainers, and thought leaders from across the federation, NDMPAI is driven by a singular mission — to promote good governance, amplify government achievements, and translate Nigeria’s complex policies, laws, and regulations into engaging and relatable narratives for the everyday citizen.

In a nation where over 70% of the population is under the age of 35, and where social media has overtaken traditional platforms as the dominant source of information, NDMPAI is positioning itself as the much-needed bridge between leadership and the people. From the bustling streets of Lagos to remote rural communities in the North, the initiative is drawing overwhelming support from grassroots influencers, youth voices, and cultural icons alike.

At the recent Digital Media Summit held at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu emphasized the power of digital platforms in shaping governance and national identity.

“We know that social media is a powerful tool in the hands of our young citizens. I urge Nigerians to use it to showcase our values, to sell Nigeria to the world in a positive light, and to drive unity rather than division,” the President declared.

NDMPAI’s agenda is in alignment with this vision, as it seeks not only to inform and enlighten but also to drive economic growth. The movement has set an ambitious target of creating 20,000 jobs for Nigerians by 2027 through opportunities in digital media, content creation, political communication, and grassroots mobilization.

Since its inception, NDMPAI has already witnessed unprecedented turnout and enthusiasm across the states. Influencers and creatives from diverse sectors — entertainment, comedy, education, activism, lifestyle, and business — are rallying behind the initiative. This momentum underscores one fact: Nigeria’s new media revolution is no longer emerging, it is here.

The social media space is no longer merely a platform for trends or chatter; it has become the nation’s most powerful public square, surpassing traditional media in both reach and influence. With NDMPAI at the forefront, this digital force is now being structured, organized, and mobilized to enlighten, empower, and elevate Nigeria’s democratic journey.

Follow Us on Facebook: NDMPAI Official Page

zero8zero:
Can you show us any of her pictures with any of Tinubu's family. Let's even confirm if truly she's related to the President or na just one random pictures una spread all over. After all, Oseloka has family pictures with Obi's family

Softmirror:
Did Buhari die since 2017?!

Softmirror:
What did Kanu say about Buhari's death?