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Money controls and corrupts the world. Elon Musk is using his wealth and platforms for unnecessary manipulation. It is unacceptable |
This SP Edafe will definitely be a PPRO one day. The only challenge ahead of him is that he is from the minority tribe and we know how favouritism and tribalism thrive in our clime. May God help him |
If we want a world of freedom and respect for sovereignty, make no mistake of bringing back Donald Trump. Remember this👇👇 After what appeared to be a friendly visit to Donald Trump by Buhari, Trump demeaned Bubu by saying that that he never wanted to meet someone so lifeless again: referring to Bubu, lol ![]() |
Why complaining, is our elections here in Nigeria free from US interference? How was GEJ's re-election upstaged? Donald Trump should face his challenge of winning more voters to his side and stop chasing shadows |
What will the world benefit from these needless wars? Some people are in their mansions and places dishing out orders to some other people to kill themselves. What an irony and unbalanced power tussle!! Will there be wars if we imbibe Christ teachings to love one another? Why wars instead of jaw-jaw? |
May God help us |
These guys can never control their third leg, nonsense 😔 |
saintbillion:O'yes 😁 |
No matter your situation or the challenges you face, never contemplate suicide because your life does not belong to you. People are in need of body parts, go and donate and make money to fend for yourself instead of this disastrous end as a choice. You have suffered here on earth and will still be in pain and anguish for eternity. Can we now say may your soul rest in peace? |
livebyday:You must be a daft and dunce |
Sad experience. The troubling thing is that both day and night is not safe. Na only God |
Lagos is on the move. I hope these infrastructures will be maintained. BRT is almost dead |
Congratulations to Baddo and his family |
slaawomirr:Na waaoh, but will your conscience allow you to breathe after the escapades? |
yyba:Insanity can also mean 'seeing things from wrong perspective'. Support a honest and upright person no matter the piecemeal and crumbs you are enjoying |
So this news don put garri and rice for our house, bah? Nonsensical!! Watching Big Brother will make you not to go to heaven. This is a fact, not the tithing lies |
Nice one 👌💯❤️ |
Congratulations to Fubara and the people for a free, peaceful and credible election. Wike can now go and hug the Obia Akpir transformer ![]() |
I am so ashamed of the Nigeria Police. What a fuck3d security agency!!! ![]() How can a man in Abuja control a constitutionally recognized govt agency through the IG who is whack, partisan and undemocratic? Pls Gov. Fubara, let's die over this oppression. Let the election hold and let anything that wants to happen, happens. Enough is totally enough!! |
When people say Nigeria is finished, it is because of these little things. How can one man, I repeat, one man hold a nation to ransom because of his personal and wicked interests? Wike is a bastard |
I didn't believe the scammers from day one, only took it as fun hence not pained @hamster Kombat, na idiots una be |
She might have pocketed some dough out of what she was given. But the truth is that market is a no go area these days. I remember I took 150k to buy foodstuff; half bag of garri and half bag of rice took almost 70k. A few other ingredients gulped the balance. The emilokan levels is real. Blame no woman |
Once you loose out, the federal might hits from every angle. Power they say is transient. Your best friend today could be your worst enemy tomorrow. So thread with caution. I can hit my chest and say today that Obaseki is no on his own. Bystanders, bootlickers, sycophants and pretenders will now look for a new haven. |
Politicians with illicit wealth should also be punished. Thank you Mr. President |
Have you forgotten that anything about Nigerians is different? No wonder all over, we are called our own enemies |
We went through pains and excruciating rigours. Thank God it is over. Loving Lagos as always |
And so what? APC na bastard |
Salewa97:You are damn right. Republicans are merely pulling crowd like the Edo APC ![]() |
I am down with Kamala Harris. It's Kamala over that arrogant, semi-racist, abusive and hateful Trump Odua4life: |
∆ The Chicago convention capped a month that has changed US politics. But there are 10 weeks still to go Little more than a month ago, what the Democratic party has achieved in Chicago this week would have seemed unthinkable. Yet, in a few short weeks, the party has dumped a stumbling Joe Biden as its nominee, seamlessly installed Kamala Harris as his unchallenged replacement, acclaimed Tim Walz as her running mate, reinvigorated its campaign and its finances, and made itself competitive against Donald Trump again. If that was not enough, Ms Harris’s acceptance speech on Thursday topped off a convention week that at times brimmed with commitment and enthusiasm. It all adds up to a textbook political transformation. It has had many in the party pinching themselves in disbelief. Though they all left it dangerously late, those who made this happen deserve the gratitude of millions, and not just in the US. The campaign has now achieved as powerful a liftoff as could have been hoped in the circumstances. Yet this is only the start. There is still an election to win, an election that will shape America and the world. The feelgood mood in Chicago will turn to ashes if Mr Trump is elected. Ms Harris had two particular tasks this week. The easier one, as it has turned out, was to unite the party and send it out into the campaign in an energised and winning mood. This was never really in doubt during the week, although it came at the price of a ruthless marginalisation of the party’s most pro‑Palestinian supporters. The harder task was for the vice‑president to use her primetime speech to demonstrate a personal evolution into someone whom Americans can see and hear as a potential president and commander in chief. She succeeded in this too, and with something to spare. There were obvious nerves at times, a useful reminder of the vertiginous remaking of her life that has taken place so suddenly, and which may make her the most powerful woman on the planet in a few months’ time. Nevertheless, by opting for seriousness, rather than rhetoric or knockabout, Ms Harris showed that she measures up to what matters most about the presidency. It also established one of many contrasts with Mr Trump – “an unserious man”, she called him. She described herself as realistic and practical, and she made a practical speech, not a dazzler. She focused on working- and middle-class voters, but without extolling trade unions, as Mr Biden would have done. She ticked boxes – the cost of living, housing, foreign policy (including Palestinian statehood) among them – rather than trying to touch the oratorical stars. Though she reflected on her own life story and her “unlikely journeys”, Ms Harris did not major on issues of identity. In its most powerful section the speech focused on the Republican threat to women’s reproductive rights. But the overriding tone was inclusive and unifying, another dramatic contrast with Mr Trump. Now, though, the Democrats must put the balloons and the Kamala merchandise aside, and kick on. Ms Harris must kick on too. This is her party now, not Mr Biden’s, the Obamas’ or the Clintons’. There has been an uptick in the polls, and the convention may generate another. The Democrats have had an often spectacular week. But there are another 10 weeks in the campaign to go, they face a brutal, unprincipled foe, and things could get tougher. So far, so good. But this is a very tight presidential contest indeed, and it is nowhere near over yet. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/aug/23/the-guardian-view-on-kamala-harriss-speech-the-democrats-have-liftoff |
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