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Politics › Re: 2027: De-register ADC, ZLP, Accord Party, others - AGF Fagbemi tells Court by Morizo(m): 4:05pm On Apr 30

Parachoko:
ADC won't be on the ballot in 2027

That's a pure lie, that's calling for anarchy and lawlessness from the people . Full scale operation Wetie in all corners of the country which the army won't date.

Remember that despite the rigging in the last election over 65% of the total votes counted against Tinubu

Politics › Re: 2027: De-register ADC, ZLP, Accord Party, others - AGF Fagbemi tells Court by Morizo(m): 4:00pm On Apr 30

seunmsg:
Have those political parties meet the minimum threshold in terms of electoral performance as required by Section 225A of the 1999 Constitution (as amended)? That is the discussion we should be having and not talking about who is supplying your weed.

Smoking weed or not is irrelevant to this discussion. The constitution is a guide for the survival of our democracy. If we want to continue as a democracy, we must always abide by the provisions of the constitution. So, those parties must prove they have met the requirement or they will get deregistered. By the way, this is not the first time political parties will be deregistered in Nigeria. It has been done before and it will still be done as the need arises.

So in your obviously biased opinion APC is abiding by rule and tenets of democracy? How is consensus instead of competition a pillar of democracy?
Does APC have internal democracy on the party?
Th APC is the most irresponsible party and have flouted the electoral act several times. For instance the started campaigning solve 2024 and Tinubu gigantic campaign billboards and posters for 2027 were everywhere

But of course one certain Seum chose not to see that because he's supporting the government for mainly tribal reasons

Power is ephemeral. Same monsters you are building now will eat you up tomorrow. Ask Malami how far?

Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Senate Backs Donald Trump On Possible Military Strike On Cuba by Morizo(m): 12:31pm On Apr 29

FreeStuffsNG:
Senate full of White Supremacists. All they see in every issue is nail. Their own is to kill, destroy and steal. Smh.

Come November, many of them will be voted out. Imagine a Senate with Graham, a man close to 80 years old who is so cold that he has never been married or raise a family or children all his life despite his success. Smh.

Never again will the world again be tied to the apron strings of the US.

Leave US and talk about the wanton killing in Nigeria for no reason. Or doesn't that bother you?

Remove the speck from your events before trying to remove from others

Call a spade by it's agricultural name, Tinubu has failed woefully despite given more money and arrogating more powers to himself

Politics › Re: Political Impersonation: Accord Party Blasts Ibadan Coalition, Issues 48-hour Ul by Morizo(m): 12:54am On Apr 27

dailybuzzng:
https://www.abujapress.com/2026/04/political-impersonation-accord-party.html

You mean the APC version of accord party. These ones are just collecting freebies from Tinubu

A house of over 350 million was bought each for the chairmen of SDP, Accord and Nafiu Gombe in Gadua Abuja

FACT

Romance › Re: Is It Appropriate To Help My Married Ex? by Morizo(m): 10:52am On Apr 18

Toolegit123:
Good day my Nairaland fam.

Please,matured minds in the house,is it a good thing for a man to help his ex girlfriend who's now married, financially. She used to be someone whom I loved so dearly in the past but unfortunately,she broke up with me immediately she met someone who was already asking her hand in marriage. It's been over 3 years since she got married and I made sure I cut every bit of communication between us. Out of the blue,I don't know who gave her my number. She called me,and apologized for what she did to me. Even before she could ask for my help,I already knew her husband wasn't financially buoyant like I thought. She said she wants to open a provision store ,cuz immediately after they got married,they relocated to Lagos. And she asked for my assistance.

So,I don't know if it's appropriate at all to help her, considering how she left me emotionally stranded when I needed her the most in my life. Tho I've completely moved on with my life,but receiving a call from her brought back a whole lot of memories.

Please,my fellow Nairalanders, reason with me. Should I help her out?

Women make these decisions every time and not all tends to work out well. But do you blame them? I don't because Thier nature is designed to get married earlier to avoid being a laughing stock when diminishing returns sets in

So if you have the money or any measure you can help, kindly do. She might have thought over it again and again and also weighed her options before reaching out to you because she knew you have a good heart and that's a compliment. It defines how properly you treated the relationship.

Your heart has already told you what to do...do it

Politics › Re: Insecurity Will End After 2027 Elections — Akpabio by Morizo(m): 7:01pm On Apr 15

dododawa1:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/04/insecurity-ll-end-after-2027-polls-akpabio/#google_vignette

Insecurity is increasing because election is coming. As soon as the election is over, watch out, the first two weeks you'll not hear a single bomb blast.

— Godswill Akpabio, Senate President. pic.twitter.com/ofPWGt416I
— Channels Television (@channelstv) April 14, 2026

Wow, I am in pure amazement that the number three political leader of the most populous black country can utter such statement with so much implications

Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 12:06pm On Apr 13

lawani:
Ok. Some things can be up for debate but the language of old Benin city is not. It was a Yoruba dialect just like Itsekiri or Ijesa. Benin city had a population of around 50k people and Yoruba used to be the lingua franca. Somehow the city lost its population probably due to emigration and new people entered the city. More or less the same thing almost happened to Warri.

My research enquiries doesn't support this

Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 8:31am On Apr 13

lawani:
I am not talking of the present Benin kingdom but the capital of the empire which existed on the same site. What exactly do you disagree with?

I think the right form of government is the party to be paying the law makers from dues collected from members and the lawmakers should be older people over 50 and any professional body, trade union and etc with due paying members should be able to field candidates that they will pay by themselves if those people need to be paid. Only the executive should be paid salaries. Other people should have their source of income and any sitting allowance should be paid by their parties for those who need it

I totally agree with your view on the emoluments of public servants like legislators.

My disagreement is vast as per precolonial Nigeria. It will take a robust debate to share our views so we can find common grounds and trace sources of our information where we disagree upon

Have a blessed week bro

Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 5:50pm On Apr 12

lawani:
Yes SW as a whole not Lagos alone can't be more than 5-7 percent non Yoruba and there are no none Yoruba Lagos indigenes except the Egun who are more or less Yoruba. The Egun are Fon and only differ from the Yoruba in language. Can you point at an example of a Lagos island indigene that is not a Yoruba? Then Benin city of the empire is not the Benin city of today. The Benin of today can not communicate with Warri or Akure without speaking English but the old Benin spoke Yoruba with them. Also the present Benin is even today surrounded by Yoruba speaking settlements and even the non Yoruba speaking settlements around there still speak Yoruba. Benin city was Yoruba and the Benin that went to Lagos were Yoruba people that bore Yoruba names and spoke Yoruba. I wonder why many refuse to acknowledge this. The people in the city today used to live in the suburbs. Then where did you see Ilaje people that say they are not Yoruba? In the past say 1910 they would have said so but not today. However there was no time they did not know that they were the same people with the rest of the Yoruba just that it was only the Oyo that was called Yoruba while others used their own identities and outsiders called everybody Aku, Olukunmi, Anago and etc and we called ourselves Omo olofin, Omo Oduduwa or omo ile Kaaro oojire before adopting the Yoruba label given by the British for convenience. It does not mean we were formed into one people by outsiders. The Oyo empire stretched to Ghana and we were aware of ourselves and knew there were other people different from us. There were always none Yoruba in our markets.

I am not saying there are no minorities but Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo are more than forty percent of total and infact Yoruba and Hausa alone constitute a simple majority. I however believe all minorities should control their territory and have autonomy no matter their population. If it were the civilians creating states according to the rules laid down at independence then all minorities would have been ok today with at least their own police. State creation by the military though a good idea was done arbitrarily and everybody is now fighting for more states with no rules on how states should be created since they must be equally represented at the Senate and even the house of rep seat allocation is arbitrary. Those are the issues.
There is a minority problem which will be solved immediately we agree indigenous people have right over their traditional territory that they held for millennia before colonisation

I strongly disagree with your opinion about the Benin Kingdom but that's not to dispute your historical perspective. We all read different books and some authors are filled with misrepresentation. I also read memoirs and journals of explorers and early church clerics.

I wish we could have this civil discussion in a roundtable and everyone present their facts for scrutiny

One thing I agree with you is that we are not ready for state creation due to the greed from the political class. In My opinion, until we make politics less attractive and just a vocation were parliamentarians are paid just sitting allowances and the executive placed on a minimum wage... only then will the interest in state creation be about developmental purposes and cultural identity

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Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 4:16pm On Apr 11

lawani:
I used NIN to determine the population of states by comparing them to Lagos. Lagos is like 23 million and the whole of SW over 55 million. There are still ethnic Yoruba land in Edo, Delta, Kwara and Niger. The total is easily over 70 million and non indigenes will be max of 5 to 7 percent because of Lagos. In other places apart from Lagos they are less than 3 percent.

SE is eighty percent of Lagos by NIN which makes their population like 19 million. Igbo land in in Delta North, Rivers and etc will take it to 25 million

NW minus Southern Kaduna is Hausa homeland and that will be around 60 million people or less by using NIN as well to compare them with Lagos.

NIN, voters registration, internet subscribers, active SIMs are all valid data that can be used to estimate population

What you wrote above is overestimation by a wide stretch. How can you say minority is just 5 - 7 percent in Lagos? That alone shows you are just quoting figures to support a fallacious point of view.

Do you really know what is the minority question in Nigeria?

You mean in an estimated 250 million tribes and just 7 percent in Lagos? One of the first sellers of Lagos is a minority tribe from the Benin Kingdom. You should read about the old empires in Nigeria so you know that it's the military Dictatorships that concentrated resources in the majority tribes. A minority Anthony Enahoro moved the motion for self determination in 1957.

That alone should tell you where the minorities lie politically before the 1966 coup that brought th shake up

I repeat again, the minorities put together are far more than the three major tribes in population, land mass and natural resources. Go write that down and research

Even within the three majority tribes there are ethnic minorities who are suppressed. In the south west Ondo we have some ethnic minorities like the Ilajes and others. So with other states in Hausa, Ibo and yorubas. But there's no majority tribe trapped within the minority States.

The military states creation is also responsible for some issues because boundaries were not delineated according to ethnic groups in many places but by connection to the Head of State then...hence most minorities were trapped with the majority
Southern Kaduna is just one of many minority tribes in Southern Kaduna. What about the Nupes?

Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 2:56pm On Apr 11

lawani:
People living on Yoruba land 70 million plus
Igbo land 25 million plus.
Hausa land 60 million plus

Total over 155 million. Explain how they are not up to forty percent of 220 million.

Don't tell me other people live on those lands because other people live on every land

Those statistics are flawed and be bold to name a source.

But nonetheless you said "people living in" those lands not people indigenous to those lands.

Please research my submission. The minorities in Nigeria are more and also resourceful. For example, Southern Kaduna people and Taraba and Plateau across to Nupes, Kogi ethnicities, down to the old Ogoja region and entire south south are all in the minority equation by strictly tribe

A lot of minorites speak the majority language as a second dialect but are not in anyway related in a major sense. In some cases their lands were invaded and their culture suffered subjugation as in the case of the North.

There are books you can read on the minority question and browse the interviews of the late Edwin Clarke and MT Mbu of blessed memories

Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 2:50pm On Apr 11

cyberbro:
By mentioning Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa, I am talking about Nigerian ethnicities in general, that's the main context and anyone with enough knowledge would understand that. I can't possibly itemise all tribes to drive my point, hope you understand this.

Regardless, I understand your perspective and I am in no way invalidating or invisibilizing other ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Love and light brother. 👍🏽

Got your point now bro

One love

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Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 12:06pm On Apr 10

cyberbro:
She just ruined her career. Internet never forgets, even after you repent.

Many are still like her bashing Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa unprovoked. Many of these people don't know they're joking with their lives.

Hausa, Igbo and Yorubas are way less than 40 percent of the Nigerian population by ethnic configurations. Other tribes get abused too especially by the so called three main tribes.

The south south and middle belt forum is the largest and richest geographical space when combined together.

I am tired of Hausa Igbos and Yorubas making everything interesting country about them and they are very terrible in governance and have kept us underdeveloped since independence

When a South South man mistakenly became a president they drove him away despite genuine efforts to make life affordable for the common Nigerian.

We are not angry, just making a point ☝️

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Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 11:58am On Apr 10

Osebanjo:
Terrible woman. Abused Yoruba all her life then went ahead to give birth to a tiny Yoruba woman. Isn’t that madness of some sort.

The bitter seed was sown by the Yoruba demon that impregnated her. She probably went through hell with the relationship and came out reborn as an anti Yoruba crusader. But she will heal as her daughter grows into womanhood

But nothing excuses her extreme verbal bigotry against an ethnic group. But as a country this is where we are now...ethnic acrimony and religious divisions enshrined by the political class to keep us subjugated

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Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 11:48am On Apr 10

naptu2:
YorubaNotNigerian @YorubaNotNaija

https://x.com/i/status/2041891878103113817

That's where the issue came from...I think she needs counselling and mental healing. She's hurting a lot

She really erred but we know how some Yoruba men treat non Yorubas ladies they dated or got impregnated or marry in rare occasions. It was a Yoruba that coined the men "Yoruba Demons"

Celebrities › Re: Otas Evbuomwan Under Fire For Bigotted Posts About Yoruba Women. by Morizo(m): 11:40am On Apr 10

naptu2:
Otas Evbuomwan is the US Operations Lead at Risevest. She recently began making tweets against bigotry and accusing others of bigotry, but people have revealed that she has consistently been making bigotted posts against Yoruba women.

Adenike Ajoke @ashantewa1

The said Adenike is no different from Otas she's trying to call out for bigotry. Her posts smells coated tribalism and she's using this opportunity to drive the an ethnic wedge between Yorubas and others. She could call her out better to portray her cultural relativism.

Otas might have been provoked by someone from the Yoruba ethnic group but that doesn't excuse her bigotry and cultural myopia towards the Yorubas, a wonderful people with a beautiful culture.

Finally all tribes are equal and no culture is supreme to the other. Generally I condemn rituals and other parts of African culture that infringes on people's rights and privacy. But our cultural celebrations in Africa are top notch.

Source

Politics › Re: #occupyinec: Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso, Amaechi, Others Protest In Abuja (Pics) by Morizo(m): 11:31pm On Apr 08

madridguy:
This serial losers should leave INEC alone and face the man dragging them.

They should take their protect to Hon. Nafiu Bala's house.

Dumb, dumber and dumbest all in one.

Terrorists sympathiser now back to supporting impunity
Your turn dey come for impunity to reach your family

Politics › Re: 2027: Peter Obi Only Opposition Figure With Solid Vote Bank Against Tinubu -Wali by Morizo(m): 10:07pm On Apr 03

helinues:
If Peter Obi supporters think the rigging that took place in 2023 will be allowed again in 2027, they better have a rethink

If you like go tell those APC kids to van me but some of us are in the process of unmasking your real identity so we will be th witnesses when impunity reached you or your family

You reap whatever you sow

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Politics › Re: 2027: Peter Obi Only Opposition Figure With Solid Vote Bank Against Tinubu -Wali by Morizo(m): 10:05pm On Apr 03

helinues:
If Peter Obi supporters think the rigging that took place in 2023 will be allowed again in 2027, they better have a rethink

Abeg go siddon

Rigging from Tinubu or Obi?

You think everyone is brainless like APC urchins

An urchin is always a urchin! You are a full blown urchin!

I don't belong to any part of support cos of tribe cos I am not even close to Igbo.

I want a better Nigeria for children devoid of drug peddlers like you and your Tinubu

Politics › Re: 2027: Peter Obi Only Opposition Figure With Solid Vote Bank Against Tinubu -Wali by Morizo(m): 9:59pm On Apr 03

Chucks13:
Solid votes from where. SW, he can never get it again that is dead on arrival cus 2023 really exposed him as land grabber and expansionist.

The North he can't have it cus they can't stand against their fellow Muslim to vote the man that engineered US strike in Sokoto so where else is the solid or plastic votes coming from?

Noise makers...

You are just consoling yourself to keep your dysfunctional erection done anytime you gear Obi.
Top Political analysts have never underestimated Obi but we should listen to a faceless nobody who's probably shouting Owo mi da at Mile 2 by day time?

No way Jose!

Politics › Re: Professor Amupitan, David Mark, And Coming Abachaian Coronation - Kperogi by Morizo(m): 12:07pm On Apr 03

nairalanda1:
Opposition still has a chance though...let's see if they can take it. APC Is still beatable.

APC has been losing votes since 2015. In 2019, they got 19 million votes, in 2023, 8.9 million...that's 10 million votes gone..like that.

INEC is biased really, but then the oppostion brought it somewhat on themselves. If Atiku and Obi had come to an agreement in 2022, by now there would be no APC In charge .

We can't keep going back to Golgotha. Let's move ahead and support a vibrant democracy with a consistent opposition

Politics › Re: Use Plateau Tragedy Images To Wish Tinubu Happy Birthday—kunle Remi To Nigerians by Morizo(m): 10:08pm On Mar 30

meobizy:
Didn’t this man relocate to the US? Wetin concern am with Nigerian events? He should face his new environment.

Let's assume you are a robot with no human feelings....but even robots are way better in terms of humanity than some clannish and fetishist clowns.

You are not capable of healing so I won't waste my advise on that but just know that it will visit you someday... impunity is a double edged sword ⚔️

Crime › Re: Plateau Government Orders 48 Hours Curfew In Jos North Local Government Area by Morizo(m): 3:11pm On Mar 30

manmade:
Things like this are obviously the handiwork of the oppositions, it may continue till the end of the election because it's being targeted by the oppositions to discredit the ruling party, this is a familiar terrain, we have witnessed it before but it won't work this time.

This is the highest level of dumbness in the midst of such a cruelty against innocent villagers. If you can console with them or show empathy please keep shut!

Some day this impunity will reach your turn since everything is politics to you guys and we will be the witnesses

If this is a familiar terrain against the opposition according to you then the present occupier of Aso Rock is among those that sponsored the killings against GEJ government. Though Baraje pointed fingers at them that's why most people don't empathize with El Rufai...he should open about the crime against Nigeria committed by them to install Buhari and BAT if he wants forgiveness

Politics › Re: Governors Who Defected From the PDP, like Obi, Ran Away during Crisis - Wike by Morizo(m): 2:03pm On Mar 30

brain54:
I love this man wike...

Hate him or love him but you can't fault his truth most times.

The man is f-kn consistent!

What is consistent about a drunk ranting about having Dutch courage?

The crisis he created deliberately to weaken the opposition for Tinubu so they can remain in power to loot the resources of the country. That he infiltrated the judges using his corrupt wife to get favourable judgements is now being truthful?

The chicken will come home to roost one evening. Ask El Rufai, Malami or Emefiele about the transience of power

We will be the witnesses...

Politics › Re: Tinubu Clocks 74, Thanks Nigerians For Messages And Prayers by Morizo(m): 11:39am On Mar 29

fergie001:
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Congratulations BAT on your 94th ... Oh sorry 74th birthday

Sorry for the slip of tongue Sir.

Crime › Re: Man Flogged To Death For Allegedly Raping Minor In Bayelsa by Morizo(m): 9:02am On Mar 27

TITOPE:
Man flogged to de@th for allegedly raping minor in Bayelsa

https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/03/man-flogged-to-deth-for-allegedly.html?m=1

I love this culture but they should be strategies to be very sure of the incident.

If possible get a witness or get a confession on tape

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Mohammed Salah To Leave Liverpool In June by Morizo(m): 9:34pm On Mar 24

Oluwaseunomo:
Dey whine yourself his legacy is as dead as useless

It's your statement and jealousy that's gonna die with you

Salah remains the 4th highest goal scorer of the EPL even as a winger. Let that sink....let it sink again....

That's legendary stuff. Forever in th sands of time

Hope I am not wasting a talk with a16-19 year old cos your position sounds so bland

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Mohammed Salah To Leave Liverpool In June by Morizo(m): 9:31pm On Mar 24

Obaofaba:
He should have left when the ovation was loudest.

Now he's leaving as a villain.

Nah, he's our best player in the EPL era. He never going to walk alone

Take that villain talk to Chelsea page

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