₦airaland Forum

Zhtq:
The last time I checked, you're still a member of PDP.

WIKE is still in PDP while receiving salary in APCHaram.... Is that not anti party?

Firstorderwizard:
Supreme Court have made it clear that no court have the right to disqualify any candidate the political party have chosen through their internal affairs.
All they need to do is resign before the elections, but for now, the game continues.

Firstorderwizard:
I like the way they're playing the game this time. Tinubu plays dirty politics, therefore they need to play dirty to beat him in his own gain.
Nobody knows the real coalition party, is it ADC, SDP, ADA, LP or PDP ?
Wike and Tinubu played the PDAPC game and normalized anti party. The supreme Court legalized it, now is time to teach them how to play the real anti party game.

Jashub:
How sure are we that these devices were not planted by the same troops who discovered them ?

Karlman:
Apc will learn the hard way Allah!
They ain't even seen nothing, yet they are crying all over nairaland, and salivating like dogs over any comment against coalition.

DamnnNiggarr:
https://twitter.com/PeterObi/status/1940848585509081494?t=5LxujxImZHb3Fex5Dr9ptw&s=19[/quote]Scammer! The one happening under your nose in Anambra, when will it end? Rubbish.

alphaconde:
there are alot of public servants who retired and have gotten their pension even though small.

You are as good as the people in government.

You deserve them.

My prayer is that your life experience as much goodness as the government of the country is given its people.

SeeWahala:
Land that they didn't use their own money to buy?

You cornered land meant for gwari people and gave to your sons and think the dust will blow over abi?

Hehehe 😂🤣 wike, you are finished

alphaconde:
there are alot of public servants who retired and have gotten their pension even though small.

You are as good as the people in government.

You deserve them.

My prayer is that your life experience as much goodness as the government of the country is given its people.

alphaconde:
One governor refused to collect pension and another one collected.

Considering the level of development in Nigeria, justify the choice of the second

alphaconde:
I said there is waste in this government.

you said the waste isnt a problem

So justify that.

speak also on the bloated pension Tinibu is still enjoying from been governor of lagos

alphaconde:
I disagree, have you seen their pension package.

Cost of 1 vehicle can provide several primary health care centres in some villages.

you have not made good use of what u have gathered and you think gathering more is where progress is going to come from?

please be truthful, u cant defend waste

alphaconde:
If its only cost of governance OBI will reduce then he is the right man for the job.

Lets get a few things right in this country.

at least nobody can argue that OBI hasnt done that successfully before and you cant also argue that bloated government cost is not one of our major problems in nigeria.

owobokiri:
Desist feom using your warped primitive benchmarks to measure my strong integrity on basic political issues. I am not like you who is impulsively swayed by all sorts of petty ethnic simulations..
Be guided, pls..

owobokiri:
Hundeyin throws tantrums a lot. Maybe he should be calming down sometimes..
A very resourceful guy, but politics is not played like that. If you set the bar too high while you are not yet in power, you will never get anywhere near power because all the people you threw under the bus will turn into your enemies .

Tinubu used El Rufai to get to power, and discarded him immediately he got there.
Yes, it is very important to surround yourself with folks who share the same ideology with you. But it is even more important to avoid turning possible friends into certain foes on your way to power..

Hundeyin should avoid being another Sowore; an ideologue stuck at a spot by the stiff ideological walls he has built against possible helpers over time.
Such people seldom get to their destinations, unless the have the power to will their goals into reality..

Freetech:
Why's every close associates of Peter Obi leaving him.

None of his family especially wife and children are with him.

Something is surely not right with this man called Obi

franchasofficia:
Tinubu is in severe pains and fear, corruption and dictatorship have started fighting back

legitnow1:
DO U SEE Y APC HAS GOT TO GO?


NOT EVEN THE COURT IS OK.




SAD

LagosOrigin:
Very good .

Now Let's see the party that Wike will influence to help Tinubu win in 2027

osazsky:
wat of rice was it been subsidized cuz I just use rice to calculate and 50000 is now 625000 if we use rice to cal

SUPERPACK:
Since naira is not a stable currency we have do the calculation with the value of a stable currency against the naira which is dollar.

In 2008 the average naira to dollar exchange rate was #117 per dollar. #50000 divided by #117 per dollar = $427.

To get the new value we multiply $427 by the current dollar to naira rate of #1560 per dollar = #666,120.

So that #50,000 is worth about #666,000 in our today's economy.

Mynd44.

Choiceone1:
Who moved with Obi wen he got 6million votes and I knw he was the winner b4 u people scattered everything

favor914:
Jordan Farms and Estates Limited.
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Choiceone1:
Few paid people are defending Tinubu online they think they have supporters ,reality will be done on them by the time election comes and they will result to using thug and security in their favour because that would the only option

givedemwotowoto:
Tinubu will lose in 2027. No amount of Propaganda will work this time. You can't be causing extreme hardship and insecurity on Nigerians and trying to cover it up.

I stand with Peter Obi

DonEd:
My dear brother in the Lord,

You didn't give any meaningful advice or counsel to the matter.

If u dont have anything to say, just scroll past.

Bless u brother in the Lord.

highchief1:
ur calculations shows that u don’t know what politics is all about.in 2023,how many governors could win their states?Why do u think a Govs defection mean he has won the state.

warrilawyer:
The recent coverage by the presenters of TVC concerning the unlawful demolition of a property in Lagos—allegedly belonging to Peter Obi’s brother—is a disgraceful masterclass in sycophancy, deflection, and journalistic malpractice. One would have expected outrage. One would have expected questions. Instead, the Nigerian people were treated to a nauseating display of political bootlicking and willful ignorance.

Rather than interrogate how a private property was destroyed without due process, without acknowledgment from the Lagos State Building Control Agency, and under the suspicious guise of a possession order against so-called "unknown persons", these presenters chose to parrot Reno Omokri’s asinine tweet—suggesting that Obi couldn’t possibly be targeted if his bank is still operational. What level of stupidity does it require to equate a man's personal business interests with the integrity of his family’s private property rights? This is the level of intellect TVC now considers newsworthy commentary.

But worse than the stupidity is the cowardice. Instead of asking who ordered the demolition, why LASBCA is denying involvement, whether proper notices were served, or why the court did not insist on visible, provable service to an adult occupant—especially in a country where legal processes are routinely forged, faked, and removed within minutes—these presenters, like well-trained lapdogs, repeated the tired, robotic line: "Go to court."

Go to court?

This is the go-to response of every coward and apologist in a captured democracy. It is the mantra of those who would rather stand on the sidelines while justice is violated, human dignity trampled, and homes destroyed—so long as they can keep their paychecks and please their political masters. Let’s not pretend. TVC is not an independent media house. It is a political extension of its owner, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and it is operating precisely as one would expect: not to inform the public, but to protect the powerful.

Let us be clear about the law. A possession order is not a demolition order. They are not the same. You cannot, under any guise, demolish a structure—especially a structure with occupants—without proper statutory notice, without a separate demolition directive, and without the involvement of a regulatory body like LASBCA. If LASBCA denies involvement, then someone has committed a grievous crime, and it is the media’s job to ask who, when, how, and why.

But TVC doesn't care. It doesn’t want answers. It wants silence, confusion, and distraction. It wants to read Reno Omokri’s tweet like a dog chasing a thrown bone while the house burns in the background. It wants to shame critics into submission with empty slogans and smug grins. It wants to normalize lawlessness—as long as it serves the interests of its political godfather.

And what’s even more galling is the presenters' deliberate refusal to acknowledge the systemic abuse involved. In Lagos today, unscrupulous lawyers and court bailiffs are known to paste notices on walls at night and rip them down before dawn. This is not fiction—it is common knowledge. The courts themselves are aware, yet a judge, rather than demanding personal service on a known occupant or ensuring strict compliance with procedure, grants possession against “unknown persons”—a legally dubious shortcut that has now paved the way for armed thugs to raze a home to the ground. And the response from TVC? Go to court.

This isn’t journalism. It’s disgrace. It’s betrayal. It’s cowardice wrapped in fake neutrality. And if it weren’t so dangerous, it would be laughable.

Let us strip away the pretense. Even if the house did not belong to Peter Obi’s brother, this act would still be illegal, immoral, and indefensible. But the political context—Obi’s growing public support, the relentless attacks against him from known state proxies, the eerie timing of the demolition—makes the silence and smirking complicity of TVC all the more sinister.

TVC has proven itself to be not a media house, but a political instrument. Its presenters have revealed themselves not as journalists, but as mouthpieces for power, uninterested in truth, justice, or the rule of law. Their refusal to condemn this unlawful demolition is not neutrality—it is complicity. Their smug suggestions to "go to court" are not advice—they are cover for impunity.

Shame on you. Shame on your silence. Shame on your cowardice. And shame on the station that allows such pathetic excuses for journalism to masquerade as public service broadcasting.

You had a chance to speak truth to power. You chose instead to lick its boots. Let history record your choice.

Aleister:
This Wike doesn’t know how to talk. Who is he to determine who eventually gets power?

All these men will be humbled soon. Pride goeth before a fall.