₦airaland Forum

StarchAndBanga:
Buhari being part of APC campaign hence forth is not part of "hardworks done offline" u were referring to..

Noted

StarchAndBanga:

Segedinho:
Just yesterday...u were happy that Buhari would not stain what BAT have in stock thru his absence..


Today,you are all joyful dsame Buhari is aligning with d campaign strategy....


Na wao

StarchAndBanga:
When u spit so much shit.. How u go remember wetin u talk just yesterday

Segedinho:
Sorry....I taught happy is synonymous to joy..

My bad

Segedinho:
Just yesterday...u were happy that Buhari would not stain what BAT have in stock thru his absence..


Today,you are all joyful dsame Buhari is aligning with d campaign strategy....


Na wao

TrebleChamp:
Nigeria should scrap the Senate and keep the House of Representatives only, the green chamber is the one making sensible laws and doing some sensible oversight even though it is filled with self_serving Polithiefcians too...

Segedinho:
Plans:
I think this is where the problems lies, 9ja Politicians are too wicked to comply with their sweet manifesto hence I don't give a damn about their plans.......I only took a glance at Obi security plans and I am satisfied abt his statement on states( responsibilities n accountabilities) but my doubt remains.

BAT mental/physical states:
BAT of today has displayed/still displaying some signs of mental disorder/weakness as seen in his numerous gaffee..(i.e bulaba and d recent Benin gagawax gaga)..licking of mic etc etc...he is physically being pushed/managed as seen in d video (on ur mandate I stand).. holding of flags and many others...

His antecedent is more of I just want my name to be among d list of Nigeria president.....

I agree wholeheartedly with you abt d brain but what then is the use of brain when the health is failing.. don't trust these fulanis that seems to be 100% behind him..I feel they have a plan after learning about his health status.....that is my fear..

You see shettima...I hold my lips

Segedinho:
Buhari was called upon to handle d security turbulence as he was known as a "no nonsense" man.

Atleast if ur belief was he isn't as tough as he was due to maybe age,I would have honestly agreed to ur view...

I don't think there is any thing called soft coup but a well organised coup could make the victim as soft as being weak....

Buhari was handicapped by his failing health and I believe there was a compromise somewhere,somehow to warrant his lackadaisical approach to almost everything..

A country where no one even knew yaradua was dead for some days..... everything is possible here...

I am against Atiku due to his Northern status...am against BAT due to his failing health cos history has taught us how d end would look like....

You see,I am not totally sold by their promises and manifesto cos it is pointless in Nigeria...

Donjazet2:
But that's the thing, you really cannot claim to love this country and advocate for this tinubu to be it's leader.
It's almost nihilistic to advocate for a tinubu presidency upon Nigeria after experiencing yaradua and buhari.

Are we really to forego the genuine health concerns?? Are we to forget that we need a mobile and agile leader that will be constantly moving from place to place attending administrative functions and being mentally alert to constantly evolving situations.

Do you sincerely believe that this tinubu is up for that task? You don't have to ask Nigerians to imagine an immobile president, we've witnessed it twice!!

Secondly, are we really expected to forego the issue of character?? Do you really believe that ohr president should be a person of no good moral standing?
A person whose early years of life is completely shrouded in mystery and secrecy? We don't know where this man grew up, we don't know the environment he grew up in? We don't know if he was a good person in his early youth or if he was a killer on the streets like his current boys agabka and mc oluomo.

What we do know is that he was involved in the deadly narcotics trade and has a criminal record for a deeply immoral cause.

Do you really expect Nigerians to vote in a completely deeply immoral character with heavy baggages as our president when there are better options?

Then talking about surrounding forces around him, can you tell us the new crop of people around him to expect if not these same class of failures. Are you saying that fashola, elrufai, fayemi, yahaya and the rest of this current failed class of leadership will not be the makeup of his cabinet seeing as they would be the ones that have to work to put him in?

Again brother, you really can't claim to love Nigeria and advocate for a tinubu presidency. It's just not logical.

Donjazet2:
Ohh common, just gullible folks would fall for your attempt to gaslight and romanticize the APC.

I've read all your posts this morning combined with larride and gloriousgola and all I'm seeing is an attempt to romanticize and rationalize the epic failures of the APC as a party and then attempt to gaslight folks into favorably looking at the APC again. Well, not working my dear..

There is no rational human being that looks at the party of the broom and thinks, they tried their best. No nigha, THEY FAILED! AND THEY FAILED EPICLY! MONUMENTALLY! GIGANTICLY!

APC FAILED!!! NEVER AGAIN!

Segedinho:
The trust in manifesto is gone as far as Nigerians are concerned.


Outa all d GEJ,,Buhari and co promised..how many was fulfilled and deserved accolades...

I am not even looking at promises from any of them atleast I have said this before now.....

I only put that up there cos it seems people are caressing d NASS hunger..

When you talk about balls....Do u know buhari had d balls but his health failed him woefully....who knows if there was a compromised with d said NASS n co when he was in hospital for that long period of time

Donjazet2:
You keep presenting the manifesto of APC despite them proving that they themselves deem it worthless. When it's been proven that part of it was even plagiarized word for word from an internet source.

The last APC manifesto that decieved millions of Nigerians, APC talked about restructuring, only for it's current VP candidate shettima to be telling Nigerians later, "to hell with restructuring".
So if you successfully decieve Nigerians again this time and we later ask tinubu about this manifesto and he tells us that "he likes to be polite but we should shurrup our mouths" what do we do?

Donjazet2:
Oasis, an interesting frontpage thread, don't you think?

https://www.nairaland.com/7512120/see-crowd-came-out-jonathan#119760095

Segedinho:
What I seem not to grasp is, do we enjoy d
NASS good relationship with d presidency leading to our suffering

Or we are just so obsessed with how impossible it is no change or try to change d status quo?

Irrespective of our biased acceptance of our respective candidates,I believe we all have a common agreement which is d excessive cost of maintaining d NASS gluttony.

I think a practical way of trying to give them signs is by first cutting d presidency's expenditure. Then it will be dem vs the masses atleast it will become clearer to even d dumb followers

Donjazet2:
I don't know why people keep glossing over this fact, should Obi win, should labor party accumulate millions of votes, that will definitely translate to legislative seats.
It's almost like I need to keep drumming into you guys ears that labor party right now has a Senate seat in imo state and has 8 house of reps already. This is even before a ballot has been cast.

Should Obi win, he's expected to have a strong enough caucus in both houses that enables him push foe legislative agendas.
I don't think you guys have really thought through the implications of a labor party win.

For God's sake, such a victory totally, like hugely changes the entire political landscape. All politicians will know that it is no longer business as usual. A labor party win will be a successful coup of government by the masses.

An Obi presidency will be one where the president knowa that the nigerian masses made him the president, and not powerful forces behind the scene pulling strings that expect favors that negatively affects the masses.

An Obi presidency is a win for all Nigerians.

So this talk of legislative strong-arming is expected to be a relic of the past that is if the legislative are concurrently acting against the interest of the masses.

liveLongNprospa:
So you are saying out of almost 1200 pages, your sensible takes where about just 15 pages... Hmmmmm you sef check am nau

liveLongNprospa:
Even this evening, the conversation about the debt issue in Nigeria especially with the CBN, I pushed for it with my posts. Am I not an Obidient?
You have been using laugh and questions to respond to this conversation.. Lmaoooo

FBS:
I've been asking this question and yet to see an appropriate answer other than some nonsense person telling me I'm pro this, pro that. I am not pro anything. I will make up my own mind.

exactly is Peter Obi proposing to fix this country? I've watched his videos and besides quoting figures and that he is a younger candidate, what else does he have to offer?

Please only concrete answers and not "se you are this, se you are that"?

Edited:
Please add Atiku to the list - What is he offering?

raumdeuter:
I know someone who lost more than 10M on the same catfish farming around 2009, The loss made him lose his mind.

As in he is no longer coherent when talking.

raumdeuter:
Any business you wont be close by to monitor is a waste of time

DissTroy:
Dude, you are reputed for skipping any sociopolitical discuss where you can't reply with a copy-and-paste post.

Once it gets right down to intellectually dissecting sociopolitical issues, you flee; unless there's been a response by somebody to it on Facebook and Twitter you can go copy then paste here. Then add mundane phrases like "El Ol El. Mi oni so nkankan" .

Since this thread began 7 months ago, I double-dare you to quote even 5 instances of lengthy intelligent discussions you've had about the elections or any other sociopolitical trend. Just 5. Screw it! Just 3! 3, OasisX!

You are the last person in this section who should grandstand about intelligent debating . The very last.

Donjazet2:
Because Obi excelled monumentally when it came to issues of appropriate usage of State funds.
1. Came in from the corporate sector before becoming a governor.
2. He Met a state heavily in debt and owing it's workers and pensioners. When he left office, no single state worker or pensioner was being owed any salary\pension.

Worked with a well balanced budget. Carrying out various state projects without borrowing a dime! And when I mean projects I mean good projects. Equipping every single school with generator and 2 school buses . 1 laptop per 4 students throughout the state. Etc etc.

3. Significantly cost the cost of governance. Plugged leakages and loopholes in government spending, drastically cut out redundant state positions. Nothing like employing 5 thousand special advisers that we see as common practice today.

4. Opened an Anambra state sovereign wealth funds where he used a small percentage of state budget to save and invest in various companies.

5. Did not award himself bogus pensions when leaving office and hasn't received a dime from the state government till date.

6. Left an impressive amount for successive governments and a lower debt burden.

7. Was immediately appointed on the presidential economic team of the Jonathan administration immediately after leaving office.

8. Was appointed the chairman of the Nigerian stock exchange, an appointment he accepted without recieving government amoluments and benefits.

Calling Obi a common trader is just you seriously downgrading and insulting his acumen but I can understand that, you need to try and bring him down to the level of the criminally wanted yellow teeth-stained drug baron you support.

When it comes to who has the best economic experience of the 2. Obi dusts the rest handdown.

EmmanuelScott1:
There's a reason the "limit" re there in the first place, with the limits we're still borrowing more so without the limit, we will........

EmmanuelScott1:
There's something called FED hike rates in U.S that usually affects crypto, they increase it during inflation challenges,

It's clear that our spending is based on the money we borrowed, if you suspend the limits, the government will borrow more to spend.

Tinubu is talking about suspending the limit, if you're suspending the limit on how government spend, that means the Government will spend without control.

https://www.nairaland.com/7404477/seun-osewa-tinubu-economic-policy

https://mobile.twitter.com/seunosewa/status/1583433094824329217

https://www.nairaland.com/7186774/epl-chatroom-all-discussions/576

Theflint1:
Most persons that supported Buhari in 2015 did so largely because of the insecurity we were facing, with the emergence of Boko Haram, sadly things got worse cause at least then Nigerian's could afford to move around the country without the fear of being kidnapped.

Buhari was a disaster foretold, but the hunger for power by certain elements in the South West brought him to power.