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Stupidquestions:
Campaign packaging don start....Naso Dem package Buhari give Nigeria da year

There is no soap that can wash Tinubu's dirty garbs and make him packageable for public acceptance. His presidential ambition is dead on arrival.

Pharaoh4rin:
If you see this guy's house in Gusape district of Asokoro, you will wonder if IG of police exist. The house is a heaven on earth, very close to Obi Cubana residence. Abba Kyari have taste

We don't need to be told that the tasty house was not built with his meagre police salaries.

Arabs999:
The innocent IPOB souls killed by him, has caught up with him..

Everything is not about IPOB and ESN.

Grow up.

elelem:
Since I was born and now that I am getting old, I have never seen Hushpuppie in Agbada and cap...

Brethren, have you seen?

No bro, no.

Blackfire:
The real thief is cubanna and huspupu , you must leave Abba kyari out of ya southern rottenness



We rise

You are rising no where until you retract your rotten allegation against southerners up there.

ipobarethieves:
*Sneeze* This cold sef .Wind Dey blow hard here

@ipobarethieves:

FBI are coming after you too.

You had better cover your tracks.

Yusfunoble:
RIP

Contact me for your assignments, projects, thesis, and dissertations.

You are encouraging academic plagiarism.

Stop it.

Heavenson9:
300k can not do so much in Nigeria currently but what i can suggest is investment, you can invest 300k into another person business and collect your interest, the company i work for Realty Point Limited has an investment for just 250k and you can receive up to 18.5% ANNUALLY. we still have other investment with as low as 25k you can begin to call yourself a landlord, ,y company is over 25years in business so be less worried about issue.

@Devilson, you have no shame.

Planning to scam an helpless person like this man is the ultimate in chicanery.

Please change your evil ways.

Eriokanmi:
I'm on oyedepo's side on this. I took same bold step but never regretted it. I'm an embodiment of God's favour and grace. Shebi we go the America sef, but I chose to return home after my program. I don't know if the highest earning Nigerian living overseas can match me in revenues monthly. I give them money each time I go America. Ordinary 100 dollar is like giving them millions. I had shared stories of my life and that of my uncle who used to work at Walmart in the past as stores officer. He shunned the flashy lifestyles over there and came back home, to introduce a solar inverter manufactured by trace engineering, USA which later became Xantrex. His friends booed him, they said village people had come calling, that he's been bewitched. This man today is a billionaire. He had a major leap in his business when the atm revolution erupted in Nigeria, he became favourite of old generation banks including the CBN for installation of inverters to power all their atms nationwide. Na foreigners like Indians for chop the whole money clean mouth, come pay our graduates employed with peanut.

Nigeria is a land of honey and milk. Na those in government God go punish for discouraging foreign investors from coming in through their selfish ends. Where I've stepped my feet into, none of our leaders' children had had the opportunity to reach, in their entire life. I've been with Barak Obama, courtesy my profession in DAR Hall( Daughters of American Revolution Hall) near the white House in DC.

Do we have challenges? Yes, we do. Are they surmoutable? Yes they are. Buhari can't be in government forever. If pool comes to shove, we break up and we bear our fathers' names . We can still work together as neighbours in areas where each has a comparative advantage. I have a friend who had his masters and PhD in a university in NC, where he lives. Recently, I saw him posting tokunbo cars on his status for sale...an associate Prof selling used cars...what a life! Back home he'd be an oga in one of our universities where his service would be appreciated.

This is a fake and a self advertising narrative.

That your brother or uncle, if he has not travelled abroad, would he have gotten acquainted with those complex technologies that made him a rich man?

And for you, the riches you are boasting about were made because you made use of the opportunities you saw in your journeys abroad to enrich yourself.

As for your unfortunate professor, there are many other professors like Okonjo Iweala who are on top of their profession just because they ventured abroad. Besides how many professors in Nigeria are rich?

jesusjnr2020:
I've had several opportunities to do so.

First one I was willing to go but then all of a sudden, I just found myself later rejecting the offer. I don't even know what really came over me then.

Another was when I had begun to walk at the level of the Spirit. It was in the early noughties when i was given an opportunity to relocate to Minnesota sometime in 2003, but I declined because by then my orientation had changed.

Although things weren't going fine, I had this strong belief that things would change, and that I was meant to be a part of the solution, so I just couldn't abandon Nigeria to go elsewhere, because I believed Nigeria needed me here.

At the time, I didn't know much about what i was doing, but over the years, I have come to realize that my decisions were actually Spirit-led, because I'm one of those that God planned to use to birth a new Nigeria He'd use to shake and shock the world, and let the world know that He's the Lord of all the Earth.

That's why when people see a hopeless situation, I see a huge opportunity for God. When people see chaos, i see the storm before a great calm. When people see a nation that cannot survive the present crises, i see a nation that would emerge from it the better. When people see a dead nation, I see a nation that would rise again, because I believe in God, and that which is impossible with men is possible with God, for with God nothing shall be impossible.

God bless.

And you have been seeing since that 2003, and this is 2021, 18 years after you decided not to relocate from Nigeria, and you are already growing grey hairs on your head, and we are yet to read your name on Who's Who in Nigeria, but only on the anonymous Who's Who on the insignificant Nairaland forum. And yet you desist not from being a seer.

And has Nigeria gotten better since the day you made that decision, or gotten worse?

And if you had only depended upon your myopic vision and prophecy since that 2003, and not on your God, would life have been better for you in this going-down-the-hill country?

Well, let me not discourage you, keep on enjoying your sweet dream until the politicians loot away all the country's resources, until the bandits and the unknown gun men walk freely across your own side of the street killing, maiming, kidnapping and extorting the innocent neighbours close to you, until the yahoo gangs, the young prostitutes, the ritual killers, for the love of money continue to destroy the societal morality.

Keep on dreaming Bro for your utopian Nigeria that is never going to come to pass until Jesus arrives.

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You are going to get married one day, and women palaver na de cause for men's heart attack.

Goalnaldo:
Problem no dey finish. He ran away from DSS in nigeria only to fall into the hands of immigration officers in Benin. Wahala be like wetin again...

...be like succulent bread and bean cakes for the tough guys.

They love it.

Ladiesdoctor:
Wetin be Biafra currency sef?

Biafara.

Uteghe:
See unity between Igbo and Yoruba. Nothing can divide us. Kanu should go to hell.

No, Kanu will repent and go to heaven.

Meanwhile crime and its proceeds go divide us.

socialmediaman:
I wonder also. What baffles me the most is how the despot in Aso Rock was able to scam 15 Million Nigerians of their money and votes in 2015, manipulate the election again in 2019 despite his failures, even go to Kano and associate with Gandollar, a man caught on video collecting bribe, then still claim to be a man of integrity fighting corruption.

Don’t you wonder?

I wonder ooo!!!

I was scammed too by him in 2015, you fit helep me catch am? My vote dey im hands.

Ladiesdoctor:
Who go buy this space

How much?

Ahmed Joda on the North
A recent lengthy submission from the elder statesman, Ahmed Joda, rested on a telling conclusion: Northern Nigeria is not developing its human capital. It also does not have the time to do so anymore. Therefore, it is now ill-equipped to fit into either the knowledge-driven world of today or the new world of tomorrow. It needs at least 20 years to become significant in any way. But, rather than wake up to this benumbing fact, there is the pursuit of the illusion of dominance. Meanwhile the people of the region lack the skills for tomorrow, as majority of its youth lack everything that could make them part of a 21st century world. The major point in Joda’s intervention is that the triumphalism of cattle rearers whose illusion of invulnerability is fuelled and sustained by a national security framework that is skewed to promote insecurity in specific regions of the country will go burst sooner than later. Confiscation of the headship of institutions of state is not the same thing as creating a “replacement generation” that could be part of a 21st Century world.
Since most of the northern states have abandoned, ungoverned and even ungovernable spaces, its currently consumption-driven elite is really in no position to do anything, beyond maintaining a hollow swagger that is backed by nothing but the fact that they are living mostly in Abuja and floating on free state funds. Look more closely and you will be reminded of what was said of the House of Eli in the Bible: “Any ear that hears” the judgment of The Lord on that household will tingle.
I take us back to an article which appeared on this page on April 17, 2019, titled “As the North Goes Under.” It spoke of a visit to Zamfara State in 2014, which was “at once frightening, sobering and demoralising.” The then “Secretary to the State Government explained how he abandoned his farm and ranch because of cattle rustling and fear for his personal safety.” He confessed that “it was impossible to deploy law enforcement agents, even for himself, in any meaningful way” because they were mostly outnumbered, ill equipped and answerable to Abuja. Have matters improved in Zamfara State today, or gotten worse, in almost every state of the federation?
Just as the then Zamfara State governor complained that “the misfortunes” of his people centred around “derivation, as a lot of gold was mined in the state and carted away while his people were ravaged by poverty,” many other states are not faring any better. Look at Bauchi State, with its new MoU on service delivery with development partners. Is that what the state needs at the moment; with its pathetic human development index profile? Is it any different in Jigawa, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kano, Katsina, Edo, Rivers and the others? Even Northern states with over 30% of their geographical space occupied by marauders have been drafting and implementing budgets and development projects covering these areas, where no one lives.
Elite myopia, leadership illiteracy and abysmal ignorance of both 21st Century leadership and cultural anthropology of the Nigerian state are working together here. Most of Nigeria’s poor are northerners, even as most high profile political and economically rewarding positions are held by Northerners. While the South laments the asphyxiation of the Nigerian security infrastructure by its exclusive Northern domination, the very north is being systematically wiped out. Unlike what happened during the mass massacre of Igbos in the 60s, no religion, ethnic, or political affiliation exonerates anyone today. For once, the North is actually giving the greatest evidence ever in its history of both political illiteracy and failure to follow the rules of self-preservation.
The former leather works sites of many Northern states, clothes factories and groundnut pyramids of Kano and Kaduna, are now like graveyards. Question: Are leaders of the North, and our leaders of various regions today generally, doing any form of costs/benefits analysis in their expenditures and use of public funds? I think not. No matter how generous you would like to be in evaluating the situation of the North today, you must come away with the painful conclusion that all might not be well with the people for a long time to come. The trouble is that the collateral damage moving from the North to other regions is now like a sickness unto death, thanks to Bola Ahmed Tinubu. To think that many political leaders who were celebrating their political dominance a few years ago shall henceforth live in full knowledge of what the Mighty Maytones, the reggae singers of the 70s, meant by “weeping and wailing and moaning and gnashing of teeth.”
There is hardly any recent event (and I am talking about the last 15 years) in the home, or village, of most Northern politicians where the guests are not usually overwhelmed by at least 100 shabby looking youths, who are either prowling the vicinity, directly affronting guests, or raiding laid out tables. They are looking for nothing other than scraps of edibles and, not even a full meal. And the big men themselves are usually not embarrassed by the spectacle. And, by the way, Governor Ikpeazu of Abia State took his place in the pantheon of depraved leadership when he personally handed out wraps of Eba and a helping of poor quality soup as COVID-19 palliative to his people. In M.I. Okpara’s State; which was also once governed by Dee Sam Mbakwe? Ejikwa m Ogu o!
The dreadful disconnect between the 21st century and the Nigerian political religious, traditional and even academic elite is palpable. Has lasting school enrollment or academic performance improved in the North, in the last ten years, even as all the governors are announcing massive “investments” in education? Has the region shown any real increase in the number of people registering for SSCE, NECO and similar competitive examinations? If no, then an inevitable implosion will yet come. The current leadership culture of impunity portends ill. As “their people” come from Chad and Niger, their own youths are begging in the streets; or in the forests. Everywhere is turning into a no-man’s-land, where even revered traditional rulers and religious leaders are no longer safe. A backlash will come when the Sudanese, Chadians and North Africans will suddenly not be so welcome; especially after the Northerners discover that they are displaced in their very homes.
When foreigners are the ones with Nigerian ID cards in the North, when foreigners are voters in the North, when the total number of registered candidates for all competitive examinations from the 19 states of the north continues to stand much lower than that of one particular state in the South, when even the cattle business is now in the hands of roaming bands who have no conception of a brotherhood, the modern state, you will realize what the Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, meant by his two books, “Fear and Trembling” and “The Sickness Unto Death.” By then it would already be too late.
As I said then, over a year ago, “…relentless, daily killings are going on in all the northern states, while everyone thinks that power resides in the north. … The northern political elite would seem to have been diligently digging its own grave for quite some time now, but without knowing it. They have allowed a new breed of wild youths, not sufficiently socialised even in line with the ‘Ranka dede’ culture to … to become dominant.

Drugs, poverty, motiveless criminality and rapacious daredevilry have chased all the northern big men to Abuja. But for how long will they be in exile? Is Abuja itself still safe? Are some high profile estates and exclusive neighbourhoods in Abuja not being quietly attacked these days?”
As property rates crash in the North, as investors flee, as local economies collapse, as re-desertification takes over many places, as farmlands and animal husbandry are abandoned, as the proceeds of crime become the new means for the unlettered, the threat to the children of the elite will multiply. The peace of mind of those who had the chance to make a difference but failed to do so will evaporate. The free-band society of cattle herders will collapse before their very eyes, as much of the North is taken over by “degenerate marauders who know nothing about modern statehood, law and order etc.” Is anyone thinking of what to expect in the “very near future”?
But the pretense persists, that “The North” is on course. The CAMA 2020, the Water Resources Bill, the suffocation of institutions of stage by lopsided appointments will deliver nothing lasting. To still conclude on the note of the said article of last year: “A region that has the highest allocation from oil revenue, the highest earnings from tax mostly paid by other regions, the highest earning from bunkering and the highest earnings from the illegal mining of gold and other natural resources, is ravaged by poverty, underdevelopment and a burgeoning population of unemployable youths. Is this right? Is this normal? Is anyone paying attention – as the North goes under?

Hardfacts234:
We Igbos also have Yoruba ,Benin and itshekiri slaves among us.

We also have Benin and Yoruba related names in our Igboland

You are getting it wrong.

Bearing Yoruba and Benin names in Iboland means you were once their slaves but emancipated later, and not the other way round.

Pure publicity stunt.

Igbos are Yorubas' wives anyday anytime.

They can't do without us, they are just too shy to say it out

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Yorubas are never serious about this fake wanting of their own country.

Just making noise because of 2023.

Biafrans are those doing the doings.

What are biafrans doing, except killing each others and making noise.

The Yorubas are executing their own separatist agenda systematically, and you will be surprised how far they will go in a short time.

And if it requires war, so be it.

SEGLIZ:
not in the manner at which the man is going about it. attacking them like it is their sole responsibility of which they chose not attend to.

another thing is it might affect their carrier negatively. those girls chose the mission because of you and I not the government.

though the government might be financing their outing but they are doing this to put smiles on our gloomy faces not because it is convenient for them.

all they are doing is how do we make this people smile even in these whole hardship and challenges.

if the man is real let him come home and lead the fight. Super Falcons ain't representing bubu but we the people.

Super Falcon ain't representing me, and millions others like me.

They are representing themselves and their personal careers.

festacman:
The fact is that Sunday Igboho grew too confident and comfortable in his struggle. He ought to have applied siege mentality and sense of eternal vigilance.

Unlike Mazi Nnamdi Kanu who dropped his guard carelessly by 'sauntering' into Kenya of all places like a tourist, Sunday Igboho had no guard from day one. He attended rallies like a boss. It might have been a DSS strategy to entrap him. I mean, how do you pursue secession cause and criticize government of the day heavily without safe-keeping all your key travelling documents somewhere in Lagos or a border town? Why still live openly in your house like a monarch in Ibadan with retinue of aides instead of being 'nowhere and everywhere'? Why keep incriminating things that could be used against you where you live?

We keep learning.

You succinctly captured the unpreparedness and lackadaisical attitudes of the two secessionist leaders to their own personal security.

They were operating as if they had no enemies planning for their downfall. It is painful to see how easily they fall into traps the enemies laid for them.

That's a big lesson to many of us having the same national separationist agenda to tread carefully. Don't let us deceive ourselves, we are already at war with the fulani oligarchy oppressors and their state sponsored minions of all tribes. We should therefore employed all war strategies (including propaganda) to achieve our aims.

#freekanu/Igboho
#freebiafra/oodua

NwaOhafia:
And who told you that the 40year the Israelites spent in the wilderness was all on the right path that couldn't take more than 40days?

Go and understand the bible, the bible is not a story book

Okay sir, my Preacher and Theologian.

NwaOhafia:

Mali is gradually becoming like the old Sudan, but the different is that Sudan was curse by God because they refuse the Israelites from passing through their land.

Where did you get your own Bible analogy?

Sudan, which under Egypt in Africa, refusing the Israelites from passing through their land to the Palestine (or Canaanland), which is in the Middle East, above Egypt? These are two different geographical directions.

Oga, go and dust your Bible and start reading from Genesis to Deuteronomy again.

Authoreety:
Make I tanda for this corner dey read comments

Take it to the bank before it finally disappears o

So if it finally disappear from the bank, how will the Cash Officer explain that to his boss?

post=103888260:
Holiday quiz for children of hate frustration and perdition.
5000 recharge card for the first 10 wailing criminals, AKA Wailing zombies

Very soon when your paymaster shall go, we will see what other career you will take up, besides being the BMC's vocalist on Nairaland and Facebook.

Or maybe you will only disappear into the wasteland where you came from.

oluztx:
Afonjas are imposters sending him messages on ritual money. This generation of Yorubas actually think the only way to make money is through fraud and ritual. That's why when they see any rich Igbo man, they think in that direction.

The older generation the Akindeles, Eleganzes, Adenugas, Abiolas, actually worked very hard and reasoned more like Igbo people in terms of business success. But these new generation of Yorubas, even Yorubas will tell you are backward in everything: education, business, family, e.t.c.

As a kid in 1997, I read about Akindele, admired him.

We hear you, we are the most backward race in the world.

Tell that to Seun Osewa and Akinwunmi Adesina. They will understand that better, and maybe do something about it.

Nwaide01:
One love and that's how we roll. For non Igbo don't be jealous and don't envy us so that you can tap from the blessing for it's a God's gift to us.

Oga, let me take you down a peg or two to say that there is no special blessing to tap from the Igbos; except one want to tap the negative blessings of:
1. Their inordinate love of money, not minding the source of the money.
2. Their unwarranted chest beating over any small achievement.
3. Their irritating habit of looking down on, and insulting other tribes out of hatred and arrogance.
4. Their customer cheating strategy in business and trade, claiming that "all na business", thereby mortifying their conscience.
Etcetera.

Sirmuel1:
I just want to be filthy rich

Be filthy rich and go to hell,

Or,

Be moderately comfortable in Christ and go to Heaven.

Rethink your choice.

ohosi4real:
Money pass money. Oluwa bless me with money. I want to help people

Na lie.

You want money to flex and to trend.

You get the money, people go dey far from your mind.

Jonathan39:
Adeboye did what? Ogun state still have the worst road in Nigeria

Pastor Adeboye is from Osun State.