₦airaland Forum

BigIyanga:
But they own and run Naija business.

Where is Naija without Airtel? Where are Naija banks without Infosys? Can you move without Keke and Tata??

Obinoscopy:
He should mind his business. Only Nigerians have the right to insult Tinubu and not an Indian.

Modarun:
A heated exchange took place today on tweeter between a Tinubu supporter and an Indian freelance journalist who wondered why some Nigerians would support a candidate like Tinubu based on his sketchy back ground and public ultrances. One can't help but wonder what South Africans, Ghanians and rest of Africa would say to us, if Tinubu wins the election next year?

JoeyNaza:
Why won't the Indian be happy, when Nigeria collected their shame of Poverty Capital of the world.

SeunNotOwner:
Watch the video and educate yourself.
The claim was that the gold was being secretly ship out with red sand to be refined, NOT JUST DISCOVERED.
It is bad to rush into a discussion understanding the context

Kollins11:
This is what we call... Perfect Love, Titanic Love, Special Love, Love Nwantiti, True love, Romantic Love. May their lovely and beautiful souls rest in peace.

Meanwhile... Marriages of nowadays don't even last up to 6 months. Infact before you prepare indomie finish sef the marriage don scatter.

Useless daughters of jezebel in this damnn country will make life a living hell for you in that useless thing called marriage.

Nicepoker:
It can never be in Nigeria the woman would have killed the husband since.

babasolution:
Chatham house is the media lord of the Nigerian slave house.The Nigerian black male is an ever willing slave

okeysoninv:
don't believe this nonsense. where in South East is it? is south east uneducated that they can't identify Gold deposit.

backnbeta:
The truth is that 2023 election has been turned to an ethnic fight. Yorubas will vote for Tinubu, Igbos will vote for Obi and the Hausas will vote for Atiku. I am seeing the ethnic fight for supremacy clearly now! None of the 3 candidates have anything to offer- it's all blind love and support!

jozee8:
If the way this country has been going is not making you feel bad, then you're part of the problem.
No angry man is a gentle man!

kingmaster2009:
We know them

All.these Nyamiri people ...who were shouting for BiaFRAUDx Republic Last year and suddenly think it is their right to become the President of the country for country they don't believe in....

They are the reason why I cannot trust my vote for Obi ....if they can be as deluded at this initial stage, how will they become when they finally grab power...

Jesuschristus:
Obident will be the number one reason why peter obi lost,they are just too aggressive

sukkot:
honestly i would have said NICE REpRESENTATION OF THE WHITE RaCE. I MAY EVEN HAVE BEEN MORE BRUTAL BY SAYING white savages

Neoteny7:
He probably said something racist.

Sometimes these racist fukks need a good knee to the head to restart their brains.

sukkot:
nice representation of the black race

Skii:
Learn to be civil in your response. I am only expressing my opinion. Why all this hate.

You sound more like the African you are pointing out.

On Power: In a surprising departure from his penchant for falsehood, Peter promised to continue and complete the $2.5billion FG-Siemens Power network upgrade. Nigerians should recall Peter Obi told the world that he went to Egypt on a study tour of power where he was told by Siemens that nothing is happening on the power agreement the company signed with Nigerian government. Without apologising for his lies and deliberate mischief, Peter Obi is promising in his document to continue with a project he said does not exist. What a travesty! In a show of total lack of awareness, Obi also promised to complete Dadinkowa hydropower project as part of his promise to solve electricity problems in Nigeria without knowing that same project has since been completed by the current administration of President Buhari.

On Infrastructure: Peter Obi promised to invest in infrastructure especially rail, ports, broadband, roads, airports etc. We find this laughable and a barefaced dishonesty just to hoodwink Nigerians. This is the same Mr. Obi who has launched the most vicious attacks on President Buhari for having the courage to upgrade our broken critical infrastructure. For the past 7 years, Mr. Obi’s sing-song has been that infrastructure does not help the economy and eliminate poverty. While President Buhari and the APC administration believe there can never be any meaningful economic growth without infrastructure to power it, we don’t expect, Mr. Obi, a warehouse and container economist to understand the nexus between economic growth and infrastructure. It is good that Obi has now seen the light on the social and economic imperatives of infrastructure but he can’t be trusted to do anything. There is no signature infrastructural project Mr. Obi can point to in Anambra State where he governed for 8 years.

symbianDON:
Obi's manifesto is empty....and yet you wrote a lengthy epistle to prove that it is empty!! Doesn't that suggest that you are empty-headed? Since it's empty, the wiser thing to have done was.to simply ignore it...let the electorate decide if it's empty or not!

Kingsnairaland:
Russia should up the game pound Ukraine more each day they will break.

Blue3k:
Weird Peter Obi did all this stealing and not one investigation happened during the war on Corruption.

Ezewuzie01:
'You are fat' and 'You are feeding fat off poor people' are not the same thing.

starstaz:
Rufai, a complete journalist in his own right, is getting it wrong here. U cannot continue to show your bias in this manner and at the same time, requesting one on one interview with your sworn enemy. He is becoming too emotional and drained in this BAT matter and this can rub negatively on Arise News Brand. If he cannot be neutral during this period, I think the man should take time off the screen and quietly que behind his preferred candidate. Anyday anytime, Rufai remains the conscience of this generation. Partisanship no go help his profile at the end of the day.

ehbellsho:
This should be posted at the right place all over social media where people at the top can read this.

Truly, our treatment in Africa is unfair regarding world cup.

Well, our own CAF president/cabinet sef are like figure-head, they just follow orders instead of them to make their mark.

No be here we dey when Liverpool (club coach) call out CAF Nations Cup a small competition, what did they do?

Na God hand we dey jare

Skii:
Bros calm down.

I get you and I don't get you.

I get you in that Africa has limited number of slots compared to other continents in the world cup. But that will change, if Fifa's plan doesnt, in 2026 when they expand to 40 teams with Africa having 2 additional slots.

I don't get you in that even if Africa had more slots in the world cup prior to this world cup, their performance wouldn't have been anything to write home about. The best any African nation has accomplished is 1/4 finalist and even at that she hasn't been consistent. (Forget number of slots here and the ratio/probability of chance)

In my humble opinion, had it been that Africa was a steady and consistent performer in the world cup, I am sure that strong cases for more slots would have been made on her behalf before now.

Talk about consistent performance...what do we have? Lets not even go far, Nigeria with all her stars can't beat ordinary Ghana to qualify. Ghana that qualified what did they do? Same thing Senegal with all the promise following their African Championship. North Africa that was building some consistency at a time with the likes of Eygpt and Algeria...wetin happen?

By the way...did you read the comment from Portugal after they played Nigeria in one of their warm up matches?

OyeofIkoTuN:
FIFA isn’t hosting the World Cup for sporting integrity reasons therefore it doesn’t have to make it fair; it is a money-making venture.

It’s worked out that the most money will be made by ensuring the best teams (which historically come from Europe and South America) are given a bigger chance to qualify.

As it happens, the South American slots for the World Cup are disproportionately high, even taking all of this into account. Were all teams equal (which they’re obviously not), a team in Europe has a 24% chance of reaching a World Cup. In South America, it’s 45%.

Europe: 55 teams, 13 slots (24% chance)

Africa: 54 teams, 5 slots (9% chance)

Asia: 46 teams, 4.5 slots (10% chance)

North and Central America: 35 teams, 3.5 slots (10% chance)

Oceania: 11 teams, 0.5 slots (5% chance)

South America: 10 teams, 4.5 slots (45% chance)

OyeofIkoTuN:
is it really like that?

why am I just noticing this....?..I don't believe it

stacyadams:
Africans should go and learn football from the basics

Merlin9998:
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