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Why is he in prison? Did he commit a crime? If yes, what crime did he commit? If he indeed committed a crime, then it isn't our business and shouldn't be news. |
LordBiden: obiekunie01:Nothing wrong with the government running a business that will produce revenue, employment and profits for the state. I believe it becomes a problem only if the investment isn't something profitable or if it's a liability investment where the government has to start subsidising rent for businesses. Only other red flag would be if the government would be directly involved in its management. As long as the day to day management is concessioned to serious private sector managers, then there's really nothing wrong with this. |
One funny thing about Reno's obsession with Obi is how Obi completely ignores him. The second funniest thing is how even the Tinubu and APC folks he's desperately trying to ass lick also ignore him like a leper. |
Everything is a source of senseless intertribal fights and insults these days. Sometimes I wonder the kind of retarded brains some of the people making these comments have; and these arent even kids. ![]() |
Ghen Ghen!!! The Tinubu we all know will never disappoint! Democracy in the mud! |
Walker001:Lol... "Okupe left LP to the APC where he found and felt loved!" ❤️ Nothing wey person nor go read from these hungry political bloggers... |
IME1:No need to go all spiritual about it. The simple answer to why the majority of men can't stick to one woman is that it is in the nature of man to 'desire' a variety. What the man eventually does with that 'desire' may be up for a different moral or social or religious or economic debate, but fact remains that regardless of how complete and wonderful his woman is, the man creature will always still desire a variety. |
Nicenancy:Variety!! No matter how beautiful, sexy, well behaved and/or fantastic a man's partner is, men will always desire variety. It's just the nature of the man creature. |
arusoncd:People seem to forget that the NASS is headed by one boisterous buffoon who happens to be a Tinubu sycophant. |
The same courts that are all owned by Tinubu and his boys? - Supreme court in the pocket! - NASS headed by a useless Tinubu sycophant = In the pocket! - INEC in the pocket! - All armed forces in the pocket! - CBN in the pocket! By the time Tinubu is done with Nigeria, Nigeria would be a monarchy with an emperor at the helm. I sympathise with people expecting to unseat Tinubu in 2027. Except the ultimate call of nature happens, Tinubu wouldnt even leave power in 2031. |
dapadawee:I dont need to read an article 10 times to comprehend it. Sorry! |
dapadawee:So citizens of Nigeria are no longer permitted to comment on whether a president is doing a good or a bad job? Saying the president is "terrible" will very soon be declared a capital offence in Nigeria's version of democracy. No thanks to stupid leaders bereft of idea and their even more stupid followers who forcefully want everyone to be sycophants. |
Davido abandoned NYSC camp to attend a personal musical tour. Vs. Lady laments hardship in the land and says Tinubu is a terrible president. It takes a painfully stupid slowpoke to try and compare both scenarios. |
The sheer number of social media users defending the government and attacking the nysc girl is disturbing. There's nothing poverty mixed with tribalism cannot do. Else, how can one explain a people suffering, yet they vehemently defend their oppressors and attack co-sufferers who dare to complain? |
VnAhunnaPl:Saying the president is a terrible president, how is that an abuse on the president especially judging with the economic realities in the country since the president assumed office? Must everyone become a silly zombie and sycophant to the useless leaders? |
Only clueless leaders and leadership bereft of ideas will go about chasing citizens for daring to lament the hardship in the land. Such a shame what the leadership of Nigeria has been reduced to; chasing about and threatening a young corp member for lamenting the inflation in the land. To some of the idiots criticising the girl, a proper patriotic Nigerian must be someone who suffers but keeps shut and licks the ass of the leaders. |
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IPIGSRSHALLOW:Men can lie, women can lie, but facts and figures cannot lie! Peter Obi won the votes in all the rich, affluent, influential, comfortable, educated and enlightened neighbourhoods across Lagos and across Nigeria. Are you suggesting it is only Igbos that make up the population in these areas? OBI won with a landslide in the entire VI axis, the entire Lekki area, the entire Ikoyi (even on Tinubu's street), the Ikeja GRA areas, Magodo, etc. Obi also won with an embarrassing landslide in the entire FCT, even in the Maitama and Asokoro axis, right into the presidential villa's polling unit, Obi won! Again, are you suggesting it is only Igbos that make up the population in these areas? Any sound person with an analytical mind can easily deduce the story told by the above data; i.e. educated, enlightened, comfortable and sensible Nigerians, irrespective of tribe or religion, voted OBI in the last election. Unfortunately, this group of people are outnumbered by the 'other group', thanks to decades of terrible leadership raping the minds of our people. |
Polynek:Wow! Are you suggesting I'm a religious fanatic because I pointed out that a pastor is merely a man who can't differentiate which testimony is true or which is a lie? Between us both, who genuinely sounds more like a brainwashed religious fanatic? - You who thinks the pastor is a demigod that should miraculously know when people are lying, or me who thinks the pastor is just human like you and I? |
Polynek:Anybody can come and give a testimony in any church. It's actually silly for anyone to expect the pastor to know which testimony is true or which is a lie. |
AmazingELixir:These are the kind of statements we forcefully recite to ourselves when we're desperate to preserve, perpetuate and justify the intertribal hatred fed to us by parents and grandparents. |
Tinubu no be GEJ oo! Even if Naira becomes N5000/$, petrol becomes N3000 and all Nigerians start feeding from gutters, it's next to impossible to unseat Tinubu. |
bixton:At the end of the day, the main point you've made is that each individual has his/her own convictions as led by the spirit, and as such, our definitions of modesty varies as much as our fingerprints vary. Therefore, if you think within yourself, based on your own personal convictions that something is wrong, then by all means, keep away from it. However, it wouldn't be right for us to keep projecting our personal convictions on others as though they were the laws or commandments of God. In otherwords, there a people who believe a woman wearing a trouser or even earrings is sinful, same way in which some persons believe, based on their own personal convictions that a man with cornrows or dreadlocks is a condemned sinner. But the truth is, there's absolutely no way in heaven or on earth that Jesus would be concerned about such irrelevant religiosity! |
bixton:Modesty!.... Are you aware your definition of 'modesty' is different from my definition of 'modesty'? The only thing that may align both our definitions is 'culture'. If we both grew up in the same household or community, we would likely share similar cultural biases, sterotypes and views of what 'modesty' should look like. You mentioned Jesus and the apostles were modest. So by your standard, we should all adorn loose fitting jalabiya robes to fit into your biblical standard of modesty? You mentioned that lawyers have a way they dress at work and so on. Are you aware that lawyers in the USA dress differently from lawyers in the UK or in Nigeria? Can you go mount a pulpit in a Jamaican church and preach to them that they're not being modest or Christian-like because half the men have dreadlocks? Keypoint to note is that you guys are preaching and projecting your CULTURE, not the gospel of Christ. If Christ were to come to the world today, do you genuinely think he would be concerned about whether a man has cornrows or dreads or skin-cut? |
VinnyBaba:Skimpy skirts can seduce and thereby lead people to sin; so that's clearly understandable why it's unacceptable. But back to the topic on plaited hair and dreadlocks. I asked what a true Christian was meant to appear like and you said "decent". What's then is the definition of 'decent'? The moment your definition of 'decent' begins to contrast with another person's definition, the moment you can't point out a single scriptural backing for your sermon, then you're simply preaching and projecting your cultural biases and stereotypes, not the gospel of Christ. This is one of the reasons Christ instructed us not to judge, cos he knew if we were allowed to judge others, 9 out of 10 times, we would dwell on judging mundane and uselsess things which have no bearing on salvation. As a believer, the moment you start thinking your Christianity is better or stronger than others, then you need to watch it. STOP JUDGING NONSENSE! |
What exactly does a 'true child of God' appear like? |
Although state policing seems like the most viable solution to Nigeria's insecurity, I think it'll be a double edged sword. Imagine a loose canon like Wike (when he was still governor) being 100% in charge of the police in Rivers state? Imagine the kind of brute emperor he would have been. I'm not surprised he clamoured for state policing when he was still Governor, but now speaks against it when no longer in power. |
Thunderfayamods:You're still asking why OBI apologised. Like I said before, most of the zombies of this current govt are accustomed to the culture of AGBEROISM and irresponsibility. That's why your brains can't comprehend the concept of maturity and responsibility which makes a man apologise in such situations, even when the true culprits (i.e. media houses) haven't apologised yet. |
Tuprelo:A news report that all the top media houses in Nigeria reported, OBI reacts to the news like everyone else and you call it rumour mongering? What's the sense in that? Vanguard, Guardian, Punch newspaper, AIT, Channels all reported an event which is a very very common and recurring phenomenon in Nigeria. But somehow you expect OBI to leave all he's doing, go hire private investigators to counter, investigate and start fact-checking all the media houses in Nigeria? You must think he doesnt have other things to do with his life and resources right? Meanwhile none of you is attacking the media houses that authoritatively reported the news, rather na OBI dey give una high BP. |
Thunderfayamods:I'm not surprised you couldnt comprehend the basic English I wrote up there; once people start becoming govt sycophants, the usually empty their brains in the dirt bin first. Oga when I said "omniscient", I was referring to what you and your dumb ilk think of OBI by expecting him to miraculously know everything that happens in the country, including what happens in Tinubus closet. All the media houses report something and you expect OBI to miraculously know that the reputable media houses were all wrong? Because he's some kind of omniscient being right? You asked why OBI apologised? Obviously most of the sycophants and zombies of this current govt are accustomed to the culture of AGBEROISM and irresponsibility. That's why your brains can't comprehend the concept of maturity which makes a man apologise in such situations, even when the true culprits (i.e. media houses) haven't apologised yet. |
Thunderfayamods:Punch newspaper, Guardian, Tribune, AIT, Channels Tv and several other renown media outlets reported a national grid collapse of which OBI only reacted to the report. No one in the TCN or in authority came out to dispute this until today, but somehow some Tinubu sycophants expect an 'omniscient' OBI to miraculously have more inside info than all the key media organisations in Nigeria put together?.... You guys had no qualms with the key media houses that broadcasted the news with confidence, but somehow you only have a problem with OBI for believing a news report about a very common occurrence in Nigeria? Isnt this a case of people reasoning from the anus? Meanwhile the TCN confirmed there was actually a partial grid collapse on Saturday with generation crashing from 4300mw to 2500mw. So in essence, those reporting a grid collapse weren't exactly wrong. |
laiperi: Khallicopyro:You guys seem quite confident that this is an outdated system. Please what makes it outdated and what is the modern system supposed to be like? |



