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MITCHELL96:The way he put people in school as a governor by increasing fees by 200% and saying education is not for the poor abi? He has been visiting markets recently to gather foodstuffs to dey use guide after he loses the election, he won't be able to come out due to shame so he go just dey cook the foodstuffs little by little |
Olaoluwa122:He won't win 70% he would win 90%... Obi won't get 10% in Lagos.... |
Digitron:Many are educated today because if asiwaju, he gave free forms for students to write WAEC, people from all the geopolitical zones of the country benefitted from it not lagosians alone. He rebuilt schools and modernised them, he never increased higher institution fees like obi and never owed teachers like obi did..... Till today his legacy remains all through Lagos... Where obinna's legacy? Asiwaju contributed a lot to health services too, he created ambulance points for emergencies, doctors were duly and promptly paid. Under obi, doctors went on strike for over a year, he increased higher institution fees and said education is not for the poor. He never did anything in the educational sector, all these laptop and computer you claim he disbursed are fake news... Nobody has come out to say he/she benefitted from such under his government. Many people have testified to asiwaju government's impact in their lives Obinna's legacy in education is nowhere to be found, nothing of his government can be pointed at today, in other words he left no legacy behind.... |
Lizzysamuel:Sorry oo obinna, you no get hope of winning |
Urheadmaster:Please open your eyes well well, this is the definition of massive crowd.... If you want a definition of naming ceremony/ get together, go to any obinna's rally,na there you go understand |
[quote author=Nonny95 post=121020399]Abuja March ended with Dr.Yusuf Datti Baba Ahmed addressing the crowd[/quote Chaiii, this one wey all the people there no reach 1 thousand..... Its clear obinna is going nowhere but his village in anambra, we will eject him from Lagos after defeating him |
Digitron:Excellence and his daughter is working as a teacher in Asiwaju's Lagos? Why couldn't she go to anambra and serve the state if her father did wonders there as you claim? Please give a reasonable and convincing answer to this? Or isn't she proud of her father's achievements there? |
Digitron:Asiwaju's legacies lives till today, where is obinna's legacy? You claim he performed I have evidences of how his government embezzled the state money, his wife spent over 1billion naira on lobbying for his second term... He built substanded roads, all these pictures you are posting are nothing to go by... No one has come out to say this his what he or she benefitted from obinna's government. Lots and lots of people have testified to asiwaju's impact in their lives.... |
rummmy: you never see the light, the darkness has overshadowed your sense of reasoning.... JAGABAN IS THE LIGHT JAGABAN IS COMING... |
ochejoseph:A football club that has always failed in their objectives for the past 20years... That's how Atiku has been failing in his objectives too, as his club of choice will fail to achieve their goal of a first title in years this season so shall he fail in his ambition to rule this country this time around also |
oyin44:It shows they have skeletons in their cupboards, they are suppose to be the ones one the citizen's side but due to their selfish interest and nonchalant attitudes towards the well-being of the common Nigerian they are supporting a policy that is bringing hardship upon the people... Even the APC presidential aspirant is opposed to this crazy policy, only selfish, crazy lots would be in support of a policy causing unrest and self inflicted hardship in the country |
chatinent:You are the biggest fool of this generation, your mumu sense is so used to suffering that anything to bring peace and convenience to you will become strange to you... Do you think the so-called policy affects top politicians, how many if these top politicians have you seen queuing at the banks? The ordinary citizens are the ones feeling the brunt if the policy, even emefiele himself and his family wouldn't feel the harshness of the policy. But an average Nigerian whose daily bread is earned on the streets keeps suffering and gullible people like you remain sentimental about it. How many politicians have you seen on the street protesting against it? The best they canto is condemn it from the comfort of their homes/offices but the average Nigerian is on the street fighting against this killer policy. Why can't you be sensible for once and think like a normal human being should? |
insidelife22:A sickman is bedridden, a sickman wouldn't have the strength to move around campaigning, a sickman would have been rushed to the hospital due to the campaign stress. you that claim asiwaju is sick, which if these I mentioned above has happened to him? |
Digitron: what did he do in education please?Let us see the modern schools he built, he did so much in education and his daughter is in Lagos working as a teacher? Why couldn't she go to anambra and serve as a teacher in the modern day schools her father built? How many of tinubu's children are working in other states other than Lagos? They stayed to enjoy the good works their father did in Lagos why obinna's daughter dey fear to enjoy her fathers good works, abi she no be anambra citizen? |
[quote author=Racoon post=121004019]I totally disagree with this last paragraph Prof. There is no gain saying your biases towards Peter Obi is glaring. However, the traumatised Nigerian electorate will do the needful.[/quotel] The truth is a bitter pill to swallow, the earlier you realise this the better. Obi wouldn't get 10% in the core Norths like I have always said |
themomentng:Nice one, until they have enough to give in return to what we are giving them we should keep spending the naira notes at our disposal to avoid suffering. The crazy fellows who introduced the crazy policy are not affected by it, they are already out of the country enjoying themselves wherever they are, instead of destroying public properties meant to better and ease our daily affairs we should keep spending our naira notes by so doing, we are respecting the rule of law an the supreme court order.... |
ShowYourCertificate:Swapping is a bargain, if we follow our own side of the bargain why is the government refusing to follow theirs? It should be a matter of give and take, when we five we should take but we are giving and they are telling us they don't have enough to give back, that's daylight cheating.... If they don't have enough to give back to us then we should keep what we have and make use of it till when they he enough to give in return.... Any well meaning Nigerian would follow the supreme court order that says the naira remains a legal tendency. You said you have new note that we rarely see, are the new notes meant to be kept or spent? . If we truly love ourselves and do not wish to suffer, we should keep spending the naira notes available at our disposal |
ZombieSlayer1:Think straight my friend, this crazy policy affects no politician only the poor citizens suffer. Have you ever seen a politician que at any bank for transaction purpose? They deal with the managers directly, any amount they need is brought to them on the manager's orders. Been if they should change the note a million times, whatever money they need will be brought to them. So how does it affect them? Technology has made things easier, moving money has become easy, there are many untraceable wallets that money could be transferred to and used for whatever purpose they wish to. By the average Nigerian man who earn his daily bread on the streets would suffer the brunt of the policy more than any politician would |
huptin:The president disregarding the order if the law court is tantamount to what? The judiciary is an independent arm of the government whose orders should be respected by all and sundary... The executive us not independent, it works in collaboration with the legislative arm but the judiciary is independent. In every sane nation the order if the court us respected by all why should our own be different? |
Digitron:Obi the jester, na secondary school students he relegated himself to now. How many of these students are old enough to vite? first was church, now secondary schools. Obi is the real comedian here |
MadeInTokyo:Who wan declare the state of emergency? Ganduje is Kano's number one citizen, nobody other than him has the right to declare such... |
inoki247:The proper thing should be the banks collecting the notes and depositing them at the CBN not the people trooping to a single CBN branch, it makes no sense. With this threat, the banks will do the right thing and ease will return to the people |
dre11:Makinde is for jagaban 100% |
Xscape1993:When he wins the election, you can go hang yourself |
chiefolododo:A journalist |
AfricanColumbus:Before you say all these, you get to know each arm's duties. The judicial arm of government is to interpret and apply the law.... It is very clear here, the executive makes policies and enforces the law. So which one get power pass? Someone that tells you what the law means and put it in place or person wey go bring an idea and consult with the legislative arm to legalise it. And if you go against it your case would end up with the judicial arm to tell you what the law says and doll out any punishment under it... Definitely the judiciary has the greater powers. |
TMSMedia:Bastard, the sale of the naira note is illegal. Look at the bastard telling people what to do, he is even involved I'm illegal activities, he should be prosecuted |
chiefolododo:The executive arm of government has right to challenge the orders of the judiciary. The only corridor open to challenge such orders is appealing via the same judigiary against its ruling.... In any case, the supreme court has the final say... They are the interpreters and implementers of the law... To hell with the executive challenging such authorities BT disregarding it's order. When you don't understand the law, you don't publicly come out to the world to embarrass yourself by saying what is wrong.... Go and find out more about the duties of each arm of government then you will know who went against the constitution |
chiefolododo:The executive arm of government has right to challenge the orders of the judiciary. The only corridor open to challenge such orders is appealing via the same judigiary against its ruling.... In any case, the supreme court has the final say... They are the interpreters and implementers of the law... To hell with the executive challenging such authorities BT disregarding it's order. |
Neduzze5:Okay, those wey get banks go dey see money for heaven abi? The banks are their businesses on which they survive. Those whom the banks have loaned money to nko? Those who have money there would get their money back from the Bank's reserves with CBN. Laslas na bank go feel the heat pass |
Workch:Out of the u decided Tinubu don get 18%, add am join wetin dem say e get before and see. The elections they have predicted needed no seers to tell how it would then out... Those elections were very easy to predict, what is clear here is that Asiwaju has an edge, their predictions are online based and we al know who the online president is, so it's not a surprise |