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Politics › Re: Nairaland Throwback: Obi Present 300 Security Vehicles To Anambra Communities by NotProphet: 11:55am On Sep 18
This thread will be totally avoided🤣🤣
Even the mods will avoid it and pretend not to see it😊
It will never make FrontPage.

Naptu

This one is on your page, don't pretend you have not seen it or this is not part of what you are paid for 😏
Politics › Re: Nicki Minaj Retweets Peter Obi’s Post About Borgu Killings by NotProphet: 11:51am On Sep 18
Image123:
He didn't and doesn't deny. We're wondering why on earth Obi's denying his debt. State government says that he owes, DMO says that he owes.
DMO says that he owe?
Why u dey lie na

And sOLODO, nobody takes him serious cos Obi didn't hand over to him
Politics › Re: Nicki Minaj Retweets Peter Obi’s Post About Borgu Killings by NotProphet: 10:34pm On Sep 17
Image123:
Farmers without a single vote. When will she repost his Anambra debts. Chronic debtor.
Lolz
Tinubu left the highest debt among governors of 1999 to be 2007 despite claiming to generate huge IGR
Politics › Re: Toyin Abraham Rejects APC’s Appointment by NotProphet: 10:17pm On Sep 17
iwaeda:
Nobody should be intimidated. Free choice is democracy. grin grin grin grin angry
Not when u won't suffer the consequences of your choice alone
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by NotProphet: 9:05pm On Sep 17
Amotolongbo:
Bola Tinubu doesn’t go to Church, he is a Muslim.
Definitely, you haven’t been cured .
Lolz
Just as Obi was Photoshop is same way tinubu was
U are too dense to even understand
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by NotProphet: 6:09pm On Sep 17
Mccullum:
He is problem for him self and his followers because he is indirectly assisting APC at detriment of himself and his followers. grin
U mean I will vote APC after the killings and sufferings ?
How much them dey pay u
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by NotProphet: 6:08pm On Sep 17
Alliswell248:
Fuel hoke is a global thing
But Obi wont get away with lies this time
Is development not w global thing ?
Why is Nigeria not developed ?
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by NotProphet: 6:05pm On Sep 17
Cyberterror:
No your focus should be on this. Trying to sink Nigeria with a psychia patient. E no go work for una
No source
Just screenshot and u believed it.
Okay then

Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by NotProphet: 6:04pm On Sep 17
AsomughaChuks02:
Okokobioko cheesy

Obi's supporters have a lot of explanation to give. Odiegwu cheesy
Yes o

Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by NotProphet: 6:03pm On Sep 17
Amotolongbo:
Yes o.
But how true is this?
It is true

Politics › Re: NEIS Poll: Peter Obi Leading In North East, North West, South West, Etc by NotProphet: 4:55pm On Sep 16
Bluntemperor:
Una Marketing menu go soon full.
Thank God for Free Speech by the Nigerian Constitution,as anyone can Speak 🗣️ on Social Media with -gaulible audiences - just to impress us.
Very Soon,OP will know say Social Media no de go vote!
So the people voting on social media are animals?
Politics › Re: NEIS Poll: Peter Obi Leading In North East, North West, South West, Etc by NotProphet: 4:52pm On Sep 16
simpleseyi:
Yes, AdaObi is leading everywhere, just as he did in 2022.
Me and u know if a free and fair election is done one million times, Obi will win one million times
The reason u are saying what u are saying is because u know we won't see free and fair election
Politics › Re: Solving Nigeria Problems: The Peter Obi's Manifesto. by NotProphet: 6:39am On Sep 12
MaziObinnaokija:
Kindly show us the school he built. Abi OBIANO/SOLUDO lie against him bah? Is grass cutting, toilet washing, groundnut pricing is part of his 8 yrs achievements undecided?
You can't wake who is pretending to be asleep.
If tinubu have achievement, no one will be discussing what Obi did as governor 12 to 20yrs ago
It is because there is nothing about tinubu 4yrs to show Nigerians apart from insecurity, hardship and corruption, reason you all focused on propaganda.
Tinubu had the golden opportunity to rewrite his history, instead he choose to remain the criminal he is and a pain to Nigerians.
All of us would have been supporting him today if he had at least delivered the electricity he promised even if it was 50%
The promise of making fuel 300 naira before 4yrs when he announced subsidy removal, even if fuel was selling for 500 now, we would have at least consider, instead dangote is telling us that it's now 1400

Well
End of discussion.
Politics › Re: Solving Nigeria Problems: The Peter Obi's Manifesto. by NotProphet: 5:26am On Sep 12
MaziObinnaokija:
U should rather pity yourself now.Tinubu is already fixing your generation life.That's the bitter truth.Which OBI fix Anambra for 8 yrs angry undecided? So, cutting grass,serving rice,washing toilets, carrying bags,pricing groundnut,,No single school is achievement shocked grin. U need help
You mean someone that renovated over a thousand schools
Built a university and a teaching hospital, built nursing schools etc. has no school achievement?
You aim is to spoil the topic and the op is making you achieve that by replying you.
He is supposed to block you immediately so you can carry your ignorance to another thread.
You can't wake who is pretending to be asleep
Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Destroying Our Name in China - Nigerians Lament Cult Activities by NotProphet: 3:51pm On Jun 23, 2025
TallNigerian:
In Dubai, Turkey, Italy, and now China, why do some Nigerians think exporting cultism will make your host country accommodate you? Cultism must be a form of mental illness because why will a grown man be shouting Aro, Egede, etc up and down like a phool?

You mean you processed visa and paid flight tickets to a foreign land to practice the stupidity you could have continued in your village for free?

I am really struggling not to point fingers to any tribe. But please, let's do better.
lolz
time and time again
cultism is a thing of SW nd SS
stop the rubbish
Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Destroying Our Name in China - Nigerians Lament Cult Activities by NotProphet: 3:50pm On Jun 23, 2025
kingsavage:
Biafrans not Nigerians.
I still don't know why lugard merge me with this easternbulls undecided
for cultism wen originate from south west.
make una stop this nonesense
Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Destroying Our Name in China - Nigerians Lament Cult Activities by NotProphet: 3:49pm On Jun 23, 2025
DomPerignon:
He us complaining of how their people are bringing disrespect to their host in China .

Is it only China ?

When they leave their villages , they leave back their senses of civility if they had any in the first place

What they do in other places in Nigeria to which they are being cautioned on, they have exported it to China.

Well the Chinese are taking notes.

The other day over a dozen of their men were deported at point of entry in Malaysia despite having all their papers intact.

The one addressing them knows who are constituting nuisance in China but he still wants to use the blanket Nigerian
but na south west do cultism pass na
abi u wan doubt that
cultism originated from there
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Uses Mass Salvos And Mobile Launchers To Overwhelm Defenses by NotProphet: 3:41pm On Jun 23, 2025
Righteousness2:
Op Leave Propagandas and 5days ago News

Give us the current News of Tehran today


We desire what is Happening today in iran
grin grin grin
how can u preach Jesus and rejoice over the death and destruction of your fellow human.
many of you are really not different
Politics › Re: Insecurity: ‘State Police No Longer Optional,’ Tinubu Seeks Reforms by NotProphet: 3:30pm On Jun 17, 2025
Ttalk:
You know nothing about comparative analysis. When they tell you to read your book you rely on miracle centres, ust like the person you are trying to defend, you lack comprehension otherwise you would know what the article says was the state of the security compared to the last 5 years of the state.
Even when it was clearly written on the body of the news,
"Safest state" not safer or safest in the past 5yrs but "safest state"
U are still arguing
Oga read the news with clean mind na
God abeg ooo🤣🤣🤣

Anyways we all are used to bad governance that is why most of u find it difficult to believe what Obi did in anambra.

Here is how he handled insecurity as a governor then
I know u wont read, even if u do, u mind is already made up about him

https://www.thisdaylive.com/2017/09/29/bello-the-security-anambra-is-enjoying-today-was-as-a-result-of-the-efforts-of-peter-obi/


Nairaland people
Seun
Mods

Please make una help this man interpret the screenshot since he is claiming blind

Politics › Re: Thisdays News Throwback: How Obi Fought Insecurity In Anambra - Musa Bello by NotProphet(op): 9:56am On Jun 17, 2025
NotProphet:
Bello: The Security Anambra is Enjoying Today was As a Result of the Efforts of Peter Obi

 Former Commissioner of Police in Anambra State from 2006 to 2010, Alhaji Amusa Bello, in this interview with Mabel Benson, speaks on what it was like during his eventful tenure fighting kidnapping, violent crimes, armed robbery and the various steps taken that culminated in improved security in AnambraÂ

As a former Commissioner of Police in Anambra State and one who knew the terrain of the state, how would you describe the security of the state at the time you arrived?

What would have happened in Anambra State is a reminiscence of what is happening in the North-east now. At the time I came, the state had serious security challenges, but the former governor of the state, Mr. Peter Obi was very prompt and nipped it in the bud. Former governor Peter Obi met the then Inspector General of Police, Mr. Sunday Gabriel Ehindero in 2006 and complained about insecurity in Anambra State and the need for Police High Command to tackle it. The IG of police, having assessed the insecurity in Anambra then with his high command management team, decided to raise a crack squad, comprising late Haruna John, who was then the DCP in charge of operations, Lagos State Command, and my humble self who was DCP in-charge of Force CID, Area 10, Abuja, with some other officers like Alhaji Saleh Tanko and others to attack the insecurity head on.

We were given all the logistic support in terms of funding, personnel to work with and armaments. We were based in Onitsha, because Onitsha seems to be the headquarters of these criminals. We organised various operations, using Onitsha as our operational base. We were equally operating from Asaba.

Akpaka Forest Onitsha, near 33 Nkwere Ezunaka was a-no-go area then. Any person can be kidnapped and taken to Akpaka Forest, so nobody moves into Akpaka Forest anyhow. The joint operation that went to Akpaka Forest were also supported by the military from 82 Division Enugu with General Purpose machine guns and other arsenals.

The army military base from Onitsha was getting support from 82 Division and that was how we launched offensive attack on the ‘terrorists’ as led by Haruna John and my humble self. Apart from the Akpaka Forest operation, there were other places like the Fegge in Onitsha that we tackled.

Did you experience fatality during these operations?

Normally, but due to the coordination and experience we deployed, the number of casualties we recorded was nothing compared to our successes. There was a particular day I was almost killed at Cemetery Road Onitsha because we received a distress call that robbers were operating there, I led my men to the place with OC SARS at Awkuzu, Awka, Gabriel Haruna. We met near-death experiences and even lost some of our men in those critical times. We launched operation in all the flag points and subdued the criminals, while the remnants moved out of the state. We operated from Onitsha, because the area was mostly infested. Mr. Peter Obi, thereafter had various meetings with the traditional rulers and various stakeholders in Anambra State because he himself was operating from Onitsha Government House. He moved Government House then to Onitsha to feel what the people were feeling and every support was given by him to the security agencies both the police and other sister agencies. Peter Obi funds the operation and gave us weekly allowance. Vehicles and logistics were provided, not only to the police but other service agencies, the military, the DSS and the Vigilante and others. We were having regular meetings with the former governor and other stakeholders on strategies and areas of focus where information from stakeholders were analysed. We were able to dislodge these hoodlums from Akpaka Forest. Vehicles that were earlier snatched and taken to Akpaka Forest were recovered in the forest.

There was a particular day the sector commander SARS in Onitsha was seriously wounded at Akpaka Forest. He went and marched on improvised explosives. We never knew he would survive that incident but he latter survived. But at last we recovered the forest, which was then like the Sambisa Forest.

What other things did government do to assist you?

Plenty, former governor Peter Obi purchased and gave us armoured protection carriers, which was unusual. The headquarters of SARS was relocated at Awkuzu because Awka was so vulnerable. Part of the party secretariat offices built during IBB’s administration was what we used at Awkuzu because that place was another den of criminals. Mr. Obi did not only fence the SARS headquarters but made it a bullet proof fencing in such a way that when you are bombarding the fence, no bullet could penetrate. The SARs detective themselves adopted a sentry that is solid apart from the one we used sand bags at the entrance gate so that at a glance, when any attack is coming up, the attacker will be identified in good time. Severally, bank robbery and robbing of bullion vehicles were crimes that were prevalent in Anambra then, including kidnapping and so on but we made sure that we had fully armed men at strategic points. I cannot go into details of various high level operations we engaged in, but that was actually the time security started to return to the state, because in his last five years in office, those violent crimes like bank attacks did not occur. The security the state is enjoying today was as a result of the efforts of those days. It was like a war theatre, so ferocious that we had to lose the DPO, Awka, a CSP. Chris Ezike, who is now Imo State CP was part of the struggle to liberate Anambra State those days.

It appears the police and other security agencies did not enjoy cordial relationship in Anambra until you came to establish one with Obi's administration which helped you nip kidnapping and armed robbery in the bud. Can one rightly say that you performed the magic wand?

It is a well-known fact that before the emergence of Mr. Peter Obi as the governor of Anambra State, there was no good relationship between the governor, CP, and police officers. The emergence of Mr. Peter Obi as Anambra governor brought about a synergy between the government, the police and the community as well as other security agencies and vigilance groups. After bringing sanity to Anambra state in 2006, the IGP directed Haruna John and myself to take over police headquarters in Amawbia.

Haruna John, who was my senior then, took over as police CP, and my humble self took over as DCP, Anambra State. There were lots of innovations brought about by Mr. Peter Obi at the police headquarters at his expense. He provided money, we put up structures and the state headquarters was given a face lift. He financed state headquarters, fenced it, provided infrastructure, procured communications vehicles, armoured cars, and provided weekly allowances of all officers and men of Anambra State Police Command. So, the morale was very high. There were constant meetings with other services, the military and other para-military services in the service. We co-opted the vigilante. We were working together because we used the vigilante very well in Anambra State. I disabused the minds of my officers who countered the formation of vigilante. I made them understand that they have not taken over our duty. There must be synergy and that was why I often invite them for meetings, to integrate them into what we were doing.Obi’s administration provided over 600 patrol vehicles to various security agencies in the state including Immigration, NDLEA, FRSC, Nigerian Prisons and others. He fenced some police formations and fenced the Army Barracks, he worked for the siting of Naval Outpost in Odekpe and over 250 vehicles for vigilance groups in markets and communities. He started the demolition of property owned by kidnappers and his Chairmanship of South East Governors Forum for years brought about the needed synergy between the governors to chase away dreaded armed robbers from the South-east. He started Security Trust fund.

Evans, the richest kidnapper was chased out of Anambra during your time as CP, and he also confessed running away during Obi’s administration?

Yes, so many armed robbers and kidnappers relocated from Anambra and Evans must have ran away during that time because if we had spotted him, I don’t think he will still be in existence. He was very lucky to have escaped because if he had remained, he would have died.


How true was it that armed robbers attacked from the river?

If only Anambra people know what Obi did for them. When pirates were intercepting people, along Ogbaru, Ogwuikpele to Delta areas, Peter Obi pronounced the operation which was led by my AC operations, ACP Sali Tanko and they dislodged all the sea pirates and bandits. They were intercepting traders along the River Niger. Tanko left Aba where he was then to Anambra because we needed him. Obi did much to Anambra State without the fanfare people expected. He was interested in results rather than noise making. He was in touch minute by minute.


Can we say that Peter Obi started the Security Trust Fund in Anambra?

Yes he did? Though, I had left the state before its implementation but he actually started it because the funding was so massive because he needed something that will support the government and that was why he introduced the Security Trust Fund.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/2017/09/29/bello-the-security-anambra-is-enjoying-today-was-as-a-result-of-the-efforts-of-peter-obi/
Seun
Mods
Lets move this to front page so everyone including the current gov't can learn.
Nobody knows it all
Politics › Thisdays News Throwback: How Obi Fought Insecurity In Anambra - Musa Bello by NotProphet(op): 9:52am On Jun 17, 2025
Bello: The Security Anambra is Enjoying Today was As a Result of the Efforts of Peter Obi

 Former Commissioner of Police in Anambra State from 2006 to 2010, Alhaji Amusa Bello, in this interview with Mabel Benson, speaks on what it was like during his eventful tenure fighting kidnapping, violent crimes, armed robbery and the various steps taken that culminated in improved security in AnambraÂ

As a former Commissioner of Police in Anambra State and one who knew the terrain of the state, how would you describe the security of the state at the time you arrived?

What would have happened in Anambra State is a reminiscence of what is happening in the North-east now. At the time I came, the state had serious security challenges, but the former governor of the state, Mr. Peter Obi was very prompt and nipped it in the bud. Former governor Peter Obi met the then Inspector General of Police, Mr. Sunday Gabriel Ehindero in 2006 and complained about insecurity in Anambra State and the need for Police High Command to tackle it. The IG of police, having assessed the insecurity in Anambra then with his high command management team, decided to raise a crack squad, comprising late Haruna John, who was then the DCP in charge of operations, Lagos State Command, and my humble self who was DCP in-charge of Force CID, Area 10, Abuja, with some other officers like Alhaji Saleh Tanko and others to attack the insecurity head on.

We were given all the logistic support in terms of funding, personnel to work with and armaments. We were based in Onitsha, because Onitsha seems to be the headquarters of these criminals. We organised various operations, using Onitsha as our operational base. We were equally operating from Asaba.

Akpaka Forest Onitsha, near 33 Nkwere Ezunaka was a-no-go area then. Any person can be kidnapped and taken to Akpaka Forest, so nobody moves into Akpaka Forest anyhow. The joint operation that went to Akpaka Forest were also supported by the military from 82 Division Enugu with General Purpose machine guns and other arsenals.

The army military base from Onitsha was getting support from 82 Division and that was how we launched offensive attack on the ‘terrorists’ as led by Haruna John and my humble self. Apart from the Akpaka Forest operation, there were other places like the Fegge in Onitsha that we tackled.

Did you experience fatality during these operations?

Normally, but due to the coordination and experience we deployed, the number of casualties we recorded was nothing compared to our successes. There was a particular day I was almost killed at Cemetery Road Onitsha because we received a distress call that robbers were operating there, I led my men to the place with OC SARS at Awkuzu, Awka, Gabriel Haruna. We met near-death experiences and even lost some of our men in those critical times. We launched operation in all the flag points and subdued the criminals, while the remnants moved out of the state. We operated from Onitsha, because the area was mostly infested. Mr. Peter Obi, thereafter had various meetings with the traditional rulers and various stakeholders in Anambra State because he himself was operating from Onitsha Government House. He moved Government House then to Onitsha to feel what the people were feeling and every support was given by him to the security agencies both the police and other sister agencies. Peter Obi funds the operation and gave us weekly allowance. Vehicles and logistics were provided, not only to the police but other service agencies, the military, the DSS and the Vigilante and others. We were having regular meetings with the former governor and other stakeholders on strategies and areas of focus where information from stakeholders were analysed. We were able to dislodge these hoodlums from Akpaka Forest. Vehicles that were earlier snatched and taken to Akpaka Forest were recovered in the forest.

There was a particular day the sector commander SARS in Onitsha was seriously wounded at Akpaka Forest. He went and marched on improvised explosives. We never knew he would survive that incident but he latter survived. But at last we recovered the forest, which was then like the Sambisa Forest.

What other things did government do to assist you?

Plenty, former governor Peter Obi purchased and gave us armoured protection carriers, which was unusual. The headquarters of SARS was relocated at Awkuzu because Awka was so vulnerable. Part of the party secretariat offices built during IBB’s administration was what we used at Awkuzu because that place was another den of criminals. Mr. Obi did not only fence the SARS headquarters but made it a bullet proof fencing in such a way that when you are bombarding the fence, no bullet could penetrate. The SARs detective themselves adopted a sentry that is solid apart from the one we used sand bags at the entrance gate so that at a glance, when any attack is coming up, the attacker will be identified in good time. Severally, bank robbery and robbing of bullion vehicles were crimes that were prevalent in Anambra then, including kidnapping and so on but we made sure that we had fully armed men at strategic points. I cannot go into details of various high level operations we engaged in, but that was actually the time security started to return to the state, because in his last five years in office, those violent crimes like bank attacks did not occur. The security the state is enjoying today was as a result of the efforts of those days. It was like a war theatre, so ferocious that we had to lose the DPO, Awka, a CSP. Chris Ezike, who is now Imo State CP was part of the struggle to liberate Anambra State those days.

It appears the police and other security agencies did not enjoy cordial relationship in Anambra until you came to establish one with Obi's administration which helped you nip kidnapping and armed robbery in the bud. Can one rightly say that you performed the magic wand?

It is a well-known fact that before the emergence of Mr. Peter Obi as the governor of Anambra State, there was no good relationship between the governor, CP, and police officers. The emergence of Mr. Peter Obi as Anambra governor brought about a synergy between the government, the police and the community as well as other security agencies and vigilance groups. After bringing sanity to Anambra state in 2006, the IGP directed Haruna John and myself to take over police headquarters in Amawbia.

Haruna John, who was my senior then, took over as police CP, and my humble self took over as DCP, Anambra State. There were lots of innovations brought about by Mr. Peter Obi at the police headquarters at his expense. He provided money, we put up structures and the state headquarters was given a face lift. He financed state headquarters, fenced it, provided infrastructure, procured communications vehicles, armoured cars, and provided weekly allowances of all officers and men of Anambra State Police Command. So, the morale was very high. There were constant meetings with other services, the military and other para-military services in the service. We co-opted the vigilante. We were working together because we used the vigilante very well in Anambra State. I disabused the minds of my officers who countered the formation of vigilante. I made them understand that they have not taken over our duty. There must be synergy and that was why I often invite them for meetings, to integrate them into what we were doing.Obi’s administration provided over 600 patrol vehicles to various security agencies in the state including Immigration, NDLEA, FRSC, Nigerian Prisons and others. He fenced some police formations and fenced the Army Barracks, he worked for the siting of Naval Outpost in Odekpe and over 250 vehicles for vigilance groups in markets and communities. He started the demolition of property owned by kidnappers and his Chairmanship of South East Governors Forum for years brought about the needed synergy between the governors to chase away dreaded armed robbers from the South-east. He started Security Trust fund.

Evans, the richest kidnapper was chased out of Anambra during your time as CP, and he also confessed running away during Obi’s administration?

Yes, so many armed robbers and kidnappers relocated from Anambra and Evans must have ran away during that time because if we had spotted him, I don’t think he will still be in existence. He was very lucky to have escaped because if he had remained, he would have died.


How true was it that armed robbers attacked from the river?

If only Anambra people know what Obi did for them. When pirates were intercepting people, along Ogbaru, Ogwuikpele to Delta areas, Peter Obi pronounced the operation which was led by my AC operations, ACP Sali Tanko and they dislodged all the sea pirates and bandits. They were intercepting traders along the River Niger. Tanko left Aba where he was then to Anambra because we needed him. Obi did much to Anambra State without the fanfare people expected. He was interested in results rather than noise making. He was in touch minute by minute.


Can we say that Peter Obi started the Security Trust Fund in Anambra?

Yes he did? Though, I had left the state before its implementation but he actually started it because the funding was so massive because he needed something that will support the government and that was why he introduced the Security Trust Fund.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/2017/09/29/bello-the-security-anambra-is-enjoying-today-was-as-a-result-of-the-efforts-of-peter-obi/
Politics › Re: Insecurity: ‘State Police No Longer Optional,’ Tinubu Seeks Reforms by NotProphet: 8:29am On Jun 17, 2025
Ttalk:
Declared safest in the five years doesn't mean the safest in Nigeria. Are you sure it's not Igbo you studied in school? Why is simple comprehension becoming a Herculean task for you
But u know u could have just go online and read the news yourself before replying?
The time you spent in replying him is enough to go online and save yourself this embarrassment.

Let me also drop the link even if i know u wont open it
https://thenationonlineng.net/ig-declares-anambra-safest-since-five-years/#google_vignette

The screenshot is also there

Politics › Re: Top 10 Poorest States In Nigeria by NotProphet: 5:37am On May 08, 2025
Ofemannnu:
lol
How can Anambra and all SE states become rich when they all depend on SW money to exist?
No SE state can exist without FAAC feeding bottle tied to their mouths.
They are the poorest region in the South.
Ur illiteracy is second to none.
God deliver you.
Over 90% of NIGERIA revenue is gotten from crude oil sales.
Apart from Ondo, which other states in SW get oil?
I seriously wondered how u guys are educated. You all talk with ignorance and lack of knowledge yet proud about it. Agberos and touts kind of lifestyle. Tinubu real Lagos legacy.
Even the Lagos was entirely built with oil sales from South South.

Politics › Re: Tinubu And His Game So Far by NotProphet(op):
This is how u guys turned this my beautiful observations into igbo vs Yoruba, yarimo, helinues etc🤦‍♂️
I think yarimo, helinues etc have the right to support whoever they like and can as well defend their candidate as they deem fit.
Let their conscience be their judge instead of trying to police them.
The Obi you think is better, can actually turn out to be worst.
Tinubu was the political god of the SW people during Jonathan until he grabbed power and got confused.
Politics › Tinubu And His Game So Far by NotProphet(op):
this is a personal opinion based on observation

The Tinubu and SW game so far isn't working for me.
The administration's strategy isn't convincing. While people can be forgiven for their 2023 presidential election choices, 2027 will be different.
As President, Tinubu's performance from 2023 to 2027 will be his ultimate legacy, overshadowing his "Lagos legacy", if there is anything like that.

Secondly,
Constantly attacking Peter Obi or other oppositions instead of showcasing Tinubu's accomplishments by his supporters is counterproductive. This approach won't win over critics. Furthermore, the tribal divisions and polarization Tinubu's administration has allegedly perpetuated, particularly between the Southwest and Southeast regions, are deeply concerning.

Never in Nigeria's history has the country been so divided along ethnic lines. This speaks volumes about the President's responsibility to promote unity and peace. Instead, some members of his cabinet seem to be fueling tribal divisions.

In contrast, during President Goodluck Jonathan's administration, the Southwest was a vocal critic, but the South-South region didn't retaliate with tribal warfare. Similarly, during Buhari's administration, various regions spoke out against the government, yet the North didn't respond with tribal violence.

The Tinubu presidency has achieved one unfortunate milestone: it has created an atmosphere where criticizing the government, regardless of its performance, is being discouraged. This sets a worrying precedent for future administrations.
Politics › Re: Top 10 Poorest States In Nigeria by NotProphet: 4:13am On May 05, 2025
Abloh:
so imo is richer than delta?

You must be a mugu
Instead of fooling yourself and family online, Google is there for you to verify.
I didn't write the data

Politics › Re: Lagos Community Lament Five-Month Electricity Blackout by NotProphet: 4:05am On May 05, 2025
loffyloffy:
Have you considered the possibility that there maybe major vandalisation or loss of a major electricity infrastructure in the area?

Something that is taking the people in charge some time to fix?

How could you explain the fact that their neighbours have lights, but they don't?
These should be the concerns not trying to introduce tribalism to everything.
5months is taking too long for any serious govt to address the issue.
Can the state governor stay a day without light?
We should always learn to do the right thing and get this country fix
Politics › Re: Lagos Community Lament Five-Month Electricity Blackout by NotProphet: 4:02am On May 05, 2025
Lanretoye:
so when one area have no light for 5months then the whole of Lagos doesn’t have light,do you know how many villages that have not even been electrified in your state?,come and tell us about them and mind your business.obviously it makes sense to you that the issue with one transformer and 15m is not making the should of Lagos to have light.
It is time u demand for your country if u are tired of Nigeria by then no one will put mouth in your affairs
Division kee una
Sports › Re: Harry Kane's Trophy Drought Ends As Bayern Munich Win Bundesliga Play by NotProphet: 3:18am On May 05, 2025
Firebox123:
Won FA cup with Tottenham

Which one be first title
Which year?
The last time Tottenham won a trophy was in 2008 when they won now caraboa cup and then Kane was in the youth team. He started playing for the senior team in 2010
Politics › Re: Lagos Community Lament Five-Month Electricity Blackout by NotProphet: 3:10am On May 05, 2025
Lanretoye:
you make your self sound so horrible in an attempt to make sense…silence can be golden sometimes not rushing to comment without having a tangible thing to say,Lagos state government at any point is 50yrras ahead of where ever you come from in Nigeria.
So how come no light for 5months?
Everything isn't about hate or tribalism.

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