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nothingspoil70:Full length of the road is meant to be approximately 700km.... But has up to 10km of the road been completed outside Lagos? Evidence based response please. |
Orlandoo:Are some of you guys even okay at all or you just tend to blindly take sides in meaningless conflicts based on sentiments? How can you see nothing wrong with US soldiers stepping into a sovereign country with clearly hostile intent, yet you think it is the people of the country that are wrong for trying to defend themselves from foreign aggression? "Let no one cry when the US start replicating" - Is Iran planning to send invading soldiers into US soil? If they're stupid enough to do that, obviously the soldiers would be wiped out. |
DoWhatThouWilt:Slavery has since ended, but the slave mentality still lives on in the minds of the black man. Poverty Mentality! |
KiNg0G:Whether we like it or not, the name "Warri" still remains the most viable blanket name for all the other places you mentioned and as such, the name should be preserved for its impact. You can't make Effurun or Udu or Osubi popular or economically or socially viable by fighting the name 'Warri'. If for anything, the name 'Warri' should be latched onto to strategically popularise those other places. |
AMINDA:If you ask a core Tinubu supporter, or a "Tinubu built Lagos" chanter to list 10 achievements of Tinubu as Lagos governor between 1999 and 2007, if 10 things are listed, 9 would be projects executed 99% by either Tinubu's successors or even his predecessors. When you push further, next thing you'd hear is "Tinubu handpicked his successors". I never imagined there'd come a time when political godfatherism would be flaunted as an achievement. |
helinues:I asked you a very logical question but obviously its beyond your IQ level so thats fine. |
helinues:What's your concept of rigging? ballot snatching, voter disenfranchisement, result tampering, where exactly did the rigging happen? Go to a random street anywhere in the south east or south south and do a very simple opinion poll of people walking on the streets. Ask them who they intended to vote for and tell me if the result you get didnt match the final election results. |
helinues:I'm Nigerian, and I dont live in those African countries you talk about. |
helinues:Online opinion polls dont matter only in shithole african and perhaps some other uncivilised places purely because in the real election, there would be mindless result manipulation and rigging. Rigging is the only thing the ruling party is currently relying on for the next election. With the close-call of 2023, Tinubu wouldn't be taking any chances. We saw what happened in Lagos during the gubernatorial elections. It would be 10 times worse in 2027. Forget all these talk about "online opinions" not being relevant. The only reason you btag that it isnt relevant is because of rigging. |
helinues:The real question shoukd be, if not for wickedness, diabolic insensitivity and mindless tribal alliance, why would any normal person really be supporting or defending the continuation of Tinubu as Nigeria's leader? Even if I dont like other candidates, the least I'd do is to just keep shuffling and trying new candidates until Nigeria finally gets an outstanding leader. Why would anyone really want to reward what we currently have with continuation? |
garykoeman:Of all 3 top candidates, Obi has the widest support from outside his tribe. Can you say the same if Tinubu? Or even Atiku? |
PlasmaTV:This same monopolist talk again! You people keep making this same bad belle argument against Dangote but the man keeps soaring. He takes unbelievable risks where others tend to play safe, but when he reaps the rewards, 'safe-players' begin to cry wolf. What's stopping other big businessmen and corporations from setting up refineries or cement plants? They'd rather build tank farms, import refined petrol while claiming illegal subsidies from government - Typical African consumption only mentality. Whether you like it or not, Dangote's businesses are a massive blessing to Nigeria. The very fact that Nigeria is now a net exporter of refined products, that is massive!!! Dangote doesn't have to share money to me or give me cheap fuel before I acknowledge this economic fact. |
Racoon:So many words released but no message passed. So many insults but zero attempt at addressing the elephant in the room, which is his stinking hypocrisy. Omojuwa has just further exposed himself as a shameless nonentity. Sometimes it's best to just remain silent so the world keeps assuming you're smart. This Tinubu's administration is somehow a blessing in disguise; only downside is that it's dishing out a bitter lesson to discerning Nigerians. Tinubu's administration exposed a painful truth that some (if not most) of the loudest chanters of "good governance" are nothing but characterless hungry opportunists. |
Were all those insults necessary? This has to be one of the most disgusting videos I've watched in a long time. How do you insult someone like that simply because they asked you for money? Soldier or no soldier, does it mean they aren't human? Uniform or not, does it mean they dont feel the hunger in the land just like everyone else? If you're not willing to give, dont give, or just cut him off the live stream. I really wish that tiktoker would fall into the net of his colleagues very soon. |
kiddaz:It happens with both men and women. |
yarimo:You people think everyone out there is just another hungry, shameless scoundrel like you guys and the people you support? A cardinal that has publicly been critical of leaders right from the military days of Abacha, down to OBJ, GEJ and Buhari. But all of a sudden, he's now partisan or looking for money because he spoke already known truths to Tinubu? |
edogu:I don't know if it's about money, or just greed, or about tribal allegiance, or whatever it is. But I still can't understand how or why the concept of INTEGRITY is so rare amongst our people. It's amazing how people can be so confident to publicly speak from both sides of their mouth, with absolutely no shame. |
Every sane and reasonable adult understands the commonsensical concept of priorities. Except of course the person starts supporting APC blindly, and then common sense and basic logic becomes rocket science. Benin to Warri is about 60 miles. Back in the days, the journey took about 45mins - 1hr. But in the last 10 years, commuters spend 2-3 gruelling hours driving between Benin and Warri. When sensible humans advised that the sound thing to do was to prioritise fixing, or at least patching these existing operational roads first to make life bearable for millions of commuters, before proceeding to allocate trillions to brand new roads, supporters of the govt insulted us, saying we were enemies of progress. Thank God we still have sensible people like Oshiomole who despite party affiliations, has refused to totally dump his common sense in the trash. |
And this is supposed to be an achievement of the FG or the regime? Under GEJ, the minimum wage was ~$112 (N18k), with a crippling subsidy bill. Under Buhari, the minimum wage was ~$83 (N30k), accompanied by prolonged oil revenue crisis and a crippling subsidy bill Under Tinubu, the minimum wage dropped to ~$50 (N70k), despite subsidy removal. With the devaluation of the Naira and the funds available from subsidy removal, any governor who fails to pay salaries should ideally be stoned. to death. |
Congratulations to them! ...I hope they prove us all wrong! |
LeoAj: Emekaonline: yarimo: pharmagba: omenka:The "Olodo Uprising!" is real indeed! "...Seun, I cut the grass. What I mean, it was a bush. I leveled the bush... and built the institution from scratch!" One doesn't need more than elementary/kindergarten comprehension skills to grasp the meaning of the above statement. But like a notable scoundrel (Daniel Bwala) once said, "The human brain is unique and miraculous. It works and functions optimally 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, until you join APC, then it stops working." Just see how fully grown adults are dancing all over social media that "Obi said he cleared grass". Indeed the "Olodo Uprising!" is real! |
NaijaNaWaa:Someone actually trained that AI bot manually, and they got paid handsomely for it. |
yarimo:When matters of national importance are being discussed, one of the easiest ways to identify unintelligent people is by how they ignore weightier issues and instead focus on inanities. So, of all the burning issues Obi talked about, a side comment about the religion of his police commissioners is what you and your ilk are wanking over? So after watching the video "on your TV" as you claim, your brains couldn't comprehend that he was referring to police commissioners? The recurring senseless rumour about Obi deporting northerners and giving ID cards to northerners was raised yet again by Seun. Of course, rumours are spread by idi0ts and believed by fo0ls. So for the umpteenth time, Obi had to address this ridiculous allegation of mistreating northerners by making a passing remark that his personal ADC and the police commissioners that served during his time as governor were mainly Muslims and all from the north. The fact that out of all the pressing issues discussed, from the economy, to insecurity, to power supply, to Nigeria's crippling debt etc, the only thing your brains could latch onto was the religion of police commissioners, this already speaks volumes on the IQ level of those who keep trying to ridicule Obi. |
Ttalk:You've still not made any sense yet. You still haven't said anything in defence of the pile of ign0rance you spewed above. The fact that you and your Whatsapp group buddies think providing 10,000 MW is automatically the same thing as uninterrupted, steady power supply for 200 million people has already exposed your level of intelligence. You and your Whatsapp group buddies think you're laughing at Obi, when in reality you're just revelling in collective ign0rance. I challenge you to provide examples of the so-called things your ilk are laughing at Obi about. While you're at it, kindly point out a single example of a Tinubu interview where he has ever made sense. |
yarimo:Explain the disgrace... Im pretty sure you'd only make a fool of yourself when you start churning out your so called examples. I challenge you to provide the examples. While you're at it, kindly show us a single interview of your president where he didnt disgrace himself. Also advise your president to attend a presidential debate if he has the mental capacity to do so. |
Does Tinubu possess the mental capacity to grant an interview? Even if it'sa scripted interview? On the rare occasions a microphone has been put in front of him, if he wasn't giving us "balabulu, bulabai...", he was telling Nigerians how the solution to insecurity was to recruit 50 million youths into the military and feed them with cassava and agbado. More recently, when asked about insecurity, he responded with a disjointed story involving a ram being used for sacrifice. Then there was the London appearance where aides stepped in to answer questions that should ordinarily have been addressed by the President himself. Recognising his cognitive deficiency, his handlers have barred him from taking questions publicly, even pre-programmed questions from journalists. Nigeria held presidential elections for the first time in history without a debate because Tinubu was too afraid to show up. 2027 will be the same, he will not show up again! Even the barely educated Buhari didn't run away from debates. But a certain widely educated section of Nigeria thinks there's nothing wrong with this. If shamelessness wasn't a thriving industry in Nigeria, tell me how supporters of the current disaster even have the audacity to make comments on Obi's eloquence?
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Ttalk:So you really just opened a new thread just to showcase your ignorance publicly? What is contradictory about saying "we will increase production from 4000 to 10000mw in 4 years, but it will require more time to provide steady uninterrupted power supply to Nigerians"? You think 10000mw is sufficient to give 200million people steady power supply? Since 1999, Nigeria has been struggling to increase its average supply beyond 4000mw. Obi is saying he can increase supply up to 10000mw in 4 years, which undoubtedly will be a massive and most remarkable improvement, but it will obviously take more than 4 years to achieve uninterrupted supply. You say "Nigerians" are all over SM mocking Obi, but obviously it's the mob of ignorant Nigerians like yourself who don't understand the difference between 10000mw and steady power supply. |
