₦airaland Forum

Funkyswagzz:
Wait o do you know if wike had not rigged rivers state obi would won and tinubu would have gone with 11 states while obi will be 13 states.

All of them rigged.

NwokoloOwa:
Why are aids of some of the aides of our leaders so so useless. What kind of talk is this.

Poverty, lack of moral and principles can make you do rubbish for money even when it's against humanity.

vanbonattel:
Like my brothers groaning while muttering ebinpawa, are they in their right state of mind?

An average Nigerian is living below poverty line. So, technically, everyone is hungry.

nedu666:
Even with what we saw, govt spokesman is still lying.

They don't rate you all.

EreluRoz:
He's disguising 😆

Hunger can make people say/type nonsense because they're not in the right state of mind.

Justifying this rubbish in a country that practices democracy shows democracy is just a front for the political ideology of this leaders.

This was the man I have been observing lately for his interests in agriculture and passion for sustainability. Truly, we all have our flaws but the ability to tame it, is not common.

As expected. Businesses don't thrive when the inflation is at an all-time high.

You're deluded.

RingRoadCartel:
This Governor seems to like media attention so much. I hope this is not one of those white elephant projects. 17 billion no be small moni

Nigerian politicians like clout over basic things because their followers and citizens are used to lack of amenities. So, doing the basics for them makes them feel like it's a favor. Many don't even understand that it's tax payers money!

dibunotion:
Ekiti government doing some low key development

Nothing special though because it's a basic. All governors needs to do better than this.

Good. They should look into other sectors and issues also.

Victerica:
True. He will soon see what he is looking for.

He should go to X and farm for engagement. At least, X will pay him for his fooling around. Seun won't pay nothing. He's laboring in vain.

Victerica:
It's a long story. I have been monitoring your comments and they are filled with intelligence.

Thank you, man.

MasterJayJay:
Reality is that many in southeast won't vote for PDP if Obi is not PDP candidate. You are not on ground here in southeast so you have nn clue on what the voters priority is.

Now, you're emphasizing on my point that these guys needs to form an alliance. Seems you got my point.

Quelme:
Just like them cast UAE, them go still cast India very soon.

There's nothing spectacular about India.

MasterJayJay:
You have no idea that many people that voted for Obi in 2023 won't vote for Atiku in 2027 if Obi decides to be his running mate.

Voters have their own priorities. You have not factored that in, hence your analysis is wrong.

People will decamp, show grievances, wail, etc., but eventually, emotions won't win you elections, reality will.

With the noise about Tinubu's forgery allegations, drug etc., he still went ahead to choose a Muslim as his VP. Shettima wasn't just a Muslim but someone with allegations leveled against him by the people also. Who won? Tinubu!

I still stand on my analysis that Obi, Atiku and others will form alliance if they want to win. They need to put their individual interests aside and be one big force!

2019 is not 2023. 2027 will also be different from 2023.

It's very good that they were caught, albeit bad for Nigeria's image. This shows that crime and violence is innate in some humans irrespective of their location. They should rot in jail!

atiku4President:
Absolute loyalty. Not in Nigeria where many people belong to APDP

It's not about loyalty. She's grieving, angry and full of emotions.

She's grieving. Leave her.

MasterJayJay:
Align how? 2019, when he aligned with Atiku, why didn't PDP win? Is the destiny of Atiku tied to Obi?

Learn to read and understand.

The last election, Atiku, Obi and Kwankwnaso had more votes combined than Tinubu. Now, imagine if Atiku and Obi form an alliance. Politics is beyond anybody forming a bigger person. It's about using the available best resources to achieve your aim, which was what Tinubu did. He used the north to his advantage.

The three opposition candidates mentioned above couldn't defeat Tinubu as a private citizen. You think it would be easier to now defeat him individually as a sitting president?

Politics is a calculated risk. You need to be beyond book-smart or morally smart. You need polical smartness.

Buying a car that was made 16 years ago, and obviously used, at such a high price, shows how bad things have been.

EreluRoz:
I have not had reasons to bother myself about it. Whoever that sold that idea to asiwaju at this critical moment is one of the country's major problem. Asiwaju cabinet are the real problem, down to the Senate president Akpabio. I still can't believe asiwaju is not meeting up to expectations. No this is not the asiwaju I know, something is wrong somewhere.

Still keeping hope alive

This has always been Asiwaju, just that being a president brought out the other side in a broader manner. Even when he was in power in Lagos, how did he generate money when he was denied allocation from Abuja? He was heavily taxing Lagosians.

pacificom:
Our government should invest in Agriculture and make the sector to be more attractive than political offices in Nigeria. Presently Nigerian youths don't want to be affiliated to farming due to lack of mentorship which has make that sector to be unattractive for many years
If government can standout to invest in young farmers and even buy the end product from them at an attractive price. What a good way it will be to solve the problem of unemployment and hunger nationwide.

You have a good point but however, the problem we have is not land or resources. The issues are webbed. Security, lack of modern-day technology, mentorship and the will to practice farming.

Richtaiwo:
Military Land, please what do you think is the size of undeveloped military land? The described land is not even sufficient for military men interested in farming. Oh, really? The military is actually preventing Nigeria from external forces? First time I ever see a typical ipob admitting the military actually plays a crucial security role. Yet here you are, after typing the nonsense, concluded with "I wonder how y'all are wired this way". I bet your IQ competes favourably with that of baby goats.

Boy, you lack the ability to read, comprehend and reason. Goodbye!

EreluRoz:
Are there people still going to that Libya despite the horrible stories we read about those who have made attempts? Jehovah

Some are currently on the journey as we speak. Nigerians are actually not the biggest migrants -- be it legal or illegal route but sadly, we're the loudest. We're not even the richest among migrants but we're so fixated on frivolities.

They should face the wrath of the law. These are the type of bad eggs smearing the image of the nation on an international soil.

People should stop going to other man's country and become illegal.

Victerica:
Chief, long time

Hi.

Please, I can't recollect.

Victerica:
This writerng likes spreading fake news about the US

Without that, he's nobody. So, he does that to console himself as something, albeit he's still nobody.

Richtaiwo:
Good move by the president. At least, fulani won't try shit in those farms cos I know, over 80% of the lands will be cultivated by military guys.

Do you know what it means for 80% of the land to be cultivated by the military personnels?

Does that make sense to you? Military personnels working as farm laborers? Is that their constitutional duty?

How many personnels do you have in Nigeria?

If majority of them are to be the ones to cultivate, then everyone in Nigeria is prone to more security risks from external forces. I wonder how y'all are wired this way. It's unfortunate.