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Buhari Legacy! ![]() |
The only thing some of these guys know is how to stoke religious tension where there should be none. Muslim-Muslim ticket isn't still enough for these folks, now the FCT minister is their problem? All of these is just to subtly incite their uneducate unenlightened hordes of followers into hatred and violence. Sometime one just wishes a rascal like Wike can become president; would interesting to see how these underground bigots can remain relevant. |
Varunpulyani:...and how does this help the people of Nigeria? |
[quote author=politicoNG post=126465031][/quote]Has a Southerner ever been appointed to head the PTDF since its inception? |
richie240:The world doesn't start or end in northern Nigeria. |
richie240:If you think 'political point' is only about elections, then you're a novice. |
I'm actually surprised TInubu hasn't released him till date. I imagined he would have used KAnu's release as a cheap political point. |
The liquid looks like diesel, no risk! |
She still looks beautiful without the makeup. |
INEC is a branch of APC, so it's not unusual for them not to want to fight themself. |
Revolution2022:Unlike the other guys you mentioned above, I dont even believe anyone gave Reno any money. Nigger is just hustling day and night in hope that someone somewhere recognises and rewards his efforts. But unfortunately for him, his reputation precedes him; no one in the APC would dare touch him even with a long spoon, so he'd keep fooling himself for a long time. |
gidgiddy:That doesnt exactly help us in any way does it? |
ganisucks:If there was something more damning, it would have been the highlight, he would have mentioned it as the headline and it would have been trending by now. Unfortunately with all that's been unveiled so far, there's nothing damning enough to unseat a Nigerian president that's already been sworn in. |
ganisucks:This doesnt seem like sufficient evidence to sway the decision of a Supreme Court that's already in Tinubu's pocket. Still nothing to celebrate. |
What an imbecilic question! INEC requested that candidates to submit any result; be it WAEC, Bachelors, masters etc... Obi had a legitimate choice to submit any of these results and he simply chose to submit his WAEC which meets INEC's requirements. Is Reno really so dumb not to know this? |
Besides an utterly useless sense of pride that we aren't being ruled by foreigners, there's absolutely nothing to celebrate about Nigeria's independence. Getting independent when we did was the most useless move Nigeria ever made as a nation. Since 1960 till date, besides some hazy stints of progress, the nation has largely retrogressed into an abyss filled with pain, despair and hopelessness.; cant imagine what Nigeria would have been like if we were still ruled by the Brits. What's really there to celebrate about our independence when 63 years later, the Nigerian dream is to 'leave Nigeria!'? |
Throwback:Of course Tinubu knows his rights and he's exercising it judiciously. The thought 0f exposing his past scares the shit out of him, so he's simply exercising his rights by hiding his academic records. I dont give a hoot what Obama or the other yanks are all about, I'm Nigerian do I'm focusing on my own. |
pineed:First of all, there's no serious university abroad where it is difficult to obtain ones academic record; not even in Ghana or Cotonou. You say you speak from experience but that's your first baseless and pointless lie. I dare you to mention the name of the institution. Secondly, no one is asking Tinubu to go bring his academic records from CSU; its actually shameful if you didnt know this. Atiku's lawyers through a US court simply asked CSU (not Tinubu) to release Tinubu's academic records. Tinubu learnt about this and in fear and desperation, scrambled a team of lawyers to block CSU from releasing his records. How does this correlate with what you typed up there about a purported difficulty in obtaining academic records from foreign Unis? " Is this the brightest argument you could conjure? Lastly, no one asked you about your political affiliation, so telling everyone that you have no political affiliations was irrelevant, moreso when even a child can deduce your political affiliation from your 100% pro-apc/pro-tinubu posts on this forum... What exactly are you ashamed of? |
pineed:Nobody cares about Tinubu's gender; he's free to be whatever gender he wishes to identify as. What people are concerned and curious about is what he's so desperate to hide about his past. Why would someone so powerful and educated be running from pillar to post to bury something as flimsy as his university records? If you think that's not a red flag, then you're in a world of your own.
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pineed:Not clear what Atiku is trying to do, and to be honest, that's irrelevant.... but what real patriotic Nigerians are concerned about is why Tinubu is so jittery about something as flimsy as his gender revelation. The big question is, what is Tinubu hiding? |
Nigeria and bigmanism! ... and the useless police force that acts more like thugs for hire! |
ganisucks:There is nothing wrong with the cartoon, and there's nothing wrong if it was an OBIDIENT that created it. Keeping the govt on its toes and criticising when it flops, that's what opposition politics is about. Cartoons like these are commonplace all over the world, except perhaps in places like North Korea. It did not start with OBIDIENTS, and it will not end with OBIDIENTS. APC did far worse, even delved into gory unprintable things when GEJ was in power. Wake up from your slumber boy!! |
These outbursts are actually strange coming from WS |
ImperialYoruba:Where is Okowa? |
agabusta:Like I said before, throwing out the entire petition one by one on flimsy excuses doesnt necessarily make it right. It was exactly as expected cos this is Nigeria where the 'Nigerian Factor' supersedes the rule of law. The 'Nigerian Factor' is the reason its impossible for courts to remove a sitting president, not necessarily cos the president got there legally. The Nigerian factor is the reason Tinubu and the APC camp has been totally unperturbed by all the petitions all these while; they know that they have the system 100% in their grasp. After all isn't it the same country where a senate president who didnt even contest primaries was declared the rightful senatorial candidate in the election? Make una enjoy una lawless country abeg! |
descarado:I'm not taking any offense, I'm just curious why you asked. |
descarado:Not sure I understand; how is what I said different? I only just spoke my genuine thoughts based on my analysis and understanding. |
descarado:Why do you ask?... I'm not in Nigeria at the moment. |
AsabaPropertyAg:Considering the barbaric Nigerian factor where the attractiveness of an appointment is measured by how much one can STEAL, Wike definitely wins this! Wike will have much more money at his disposal to steal. The FCT minister is almost like a state governor who handles a lot of money; the FCT budget is also quite substantial. The FCT minister also gets the privilege of taking huge bribes to either allocate choice lands to cronies, and also similar bribes to not demolish illegal structures of friends. Amaechi on the other hand wasn't exposed to much funds as a transport minister; all projects he handled were financed by Chinese loans in which a dime wasnt released to Nigerian officials by the Chinese. |
Yes! Politicians may have joined the protests to gain political traction, but saying the protest was organised by politicians is just madness... From time immemorial, Nigerians have always rejected fuel price increase, moreso it was a sudden 120% hike in pump prices on January 1st when many were still away for xmas. |
agabusta:I'm not giving myself any false hope cos everyone already knows the Nigerian system is desperately corrupt and rigged to favour the highest bidder. So I'm not giving myself any hope here; I'm only just stating what is a clear fact and what the outcome should be had Nigeria been a society that reveres the rule of law. This issue is only being debated cos we're in Nigeria where anything goes... All the legal examples you gave cited Section 299 of the constitution which happens to be a general provision. But Section 134(2) which mentions "...AND FCT..." is a specific provision specifically guiding presidential elections. I'm not a lawyer but one thing I know for certain is that general provision cannot supersede or override a specific provision. Even Tinubu's camp knows the 25% provision to be a problem, reason why Tinubu had to warn the PEPT that overturning an election just cos of the FCT 25% clause could plunge the nation to anarchy; what he basically implied there is that "Yes the full requirements were not met, but for the sake of avoiding anarchy, let's overlook this minor issue." It's up to the courts to tell us whether emotions and subtle threats supersede the constitution. |
agabusta:Abuja residents aren't the ones who wrote the Nigerian constitution which clearly stated in English language that they be treated as specials. 'And', 'Including', 'inclusive, we cant turn that simple English statement on its head simply because it doesnt favour some sacred cows who 'own' the system; that would set a very dangerous precedence which could rubbish a lot more things in the constitution. Sometimes I just sit back and wonder, had it been Peter OBI was the one pronounced winner but he couldn't gain 25% in FCT, had it also been OBI was the one with the $460,000 drug kingpin forfeiture case, I cant even imagine how the smart and ferocious APC e-warriors would have shredded him to pieces. But see how you all are now preaching to Nigerians how these baggages don't matter ![]() Meanwhile, can you kindly point me to the electoral judgment that stated that the FCT is equivalent to states in electoral matters. I'm patiently waiting! |
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... and the useless police force that acts more like thugs for hire!