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ScamHunter: ImpregnaTor:Where/how exactly did some of you on this thread arrive at this flawed conclusion that the gas is from the south east? People wey get gas never complain, na people wey wan claim the gas dey complain pass. Abeg you guys should stop embarrassing Igbos abeg. Besides, if I have a commodity in my backyard and I'm not using it currently, there's absolutely nothing wrong in having it sold for cool money instead of just burning it away with flares which end up damaging my environment (this is what has been happening for over 60 years since these pipelines have not been built). All this opposition to the gas being piped across Nigeria or for export is just born out of IGNORANCE and bigotry. |
I predicted this a while back; even Buhari himself will vote Atiku. Anything to retain the presidency in the north - FEAR NORTH!!! |
JAMO84:A little test to prove who's really daft here. Can you point out where in his speech he said the amount can build that number of dams TODAY. |
thebosstrevor1: thebosstrevor1:Lol... This fellow has no clue how the Starlink satellite service works; he's asking what rural coverage level is and even comparing it with MTN that has to install masts every 5-10km before their service can get to an area. Oga, Starlink did not have to install a single mast or hardware on ground to achieve 100% network coverage around Nigeria. And on whether it is affordable for rural users; it is affordable, convenient and excellent for those who can afford it (not every commodity is meant for the masses you know). |
dustmalik:The point is that, if Obi didnt have a high chance, that question wouldnt' have even come up. If Obi wasn't a problem for them, he wouldn't have bothered answering the question. The same El Rufai who not too long ago claimed Obi wouldn't even gather up to 200 supporters is now bitterly listing states and regions Obi can win - That is progress! Same Obi which BAT himself claimed i would be an insult to mention his name, in all recent rallies, the name OBI hasn't left their mouths. If you still think Obi isn't a major headache to these associations of looters, then your naivety is legendary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjQJPweXC7U |
It feels good that these guys are talking bad about OBI. This is an indication that OBI has a good chance of winning, and it's giving them sleepless nights. |
Haha... this is a very serious issue that still needs to be addressed. I was talking to a friend's dad few weeks ago who up until this January, didnt know what party Obi belonged to. He just knew he wanted to vote Obi but when asked, he thought Obi was in APC. I just weak! I'm pretty sure there'd be some dubious APC and PDP agents in rural enclaves where Obi is popular who are deceiving people that Obi is in APC or PDP. A lot of work still beeds to be done. All these political parties need to simplify their logos too. |
BluntTheApostle:Lol.. misery always seeks company. Your principal is renown for his sordid drug dealing past, with undeniable receipts all over the place. In your desperation to justify your brazen indiscretion of supporting him, you now want to drag everyone else into the same filthy mud by conjuring childish theories about OBI being a drug lord too (just like your principal).... Una no dey shame! ![]() |
Why would anyone expect BAT to debate Obi? If you want to disgrace BAT, just say it with your chest. Even the intellectually sound orator Prof Osinbajo began speaking in tongues and mumbling gibberish in the last attempt at debating with Obi. Yet you want BAT who mumbles gibberish and licks mics on a normal day to face Obi in a live debate? |
BluntTheApostle:Lol... Obi has never shied away from talking about how he made his money. The man is a chronic trader that trades in everything he touches. He got so successful and even became largest shareholder and chairman in Fidelity bank. Yet you still wonder how he got rich? On one hand, you're accusing him of owning one of the biggest retail chains in Nigeria and trying to crucify him for selling lots of imported stuff; even your principal (Tinubu) labelled him "Obi-Obi-Obi Import and Export". The next second you're here asking how he made his money. Dont you see how your desperation is leading you to confuse yourself? Meanwhile I got no words for the other desperate fellow you quoted. Wealth from drug trafficking indeed! Imagine people rooting for Tinubu, a shady character with verifiable history in the drug trade, are trying to tag another as a drug trafficker.. Jokers! ![]() |
Nigerian hypocrites on the prowl on this thread. |
N3TRAL:Besides stolen funds and Alpha-Beta which Tinubu uses to siphon public funds, please can you give us the names of the flourishing businesses that Tinubu owns that gives him his billions? People worshipping thieves and looters and still think they have sense! |
BluntTheApostle:Lol... Talking of Thuggery and corruption and this fella wants to compare Tinubu and Obi... No further comments! |
BluntTheApostle:You mean TINUBU is a man of greater CHARACTER than Obi? Whilst your country is grappling in the choke hold of corruption, embezzlement, profligacy, mindless wastage and plunder of its resources, thuggery, bribery, greed, insecurity, dishonesty, election rigging, blatant disregard for the rule of law etc., your preferred definition of the CHARACTER expected of a potential leader is "a person who stays in a single political party, regardless of the moral conflict the party throws at him"? Like I said in my previous post, you are entitled to your opinon; you're free to believe that TINUBU is a man of greater CHARACTER than Obi. But Nigerians are no fools; enlightened Nigerians know the truth and have repeatedly expressed this through several opinion polls online and offline where Obi won with outsanding landslides. Unfortunately for Nigeria and fortunately for you and your principal, there's still a massive population of uneducated and unenlightened rural dwellers, and these are the only people you and your candidate hope to exploit to win the coming election. But God will intervene and the will of the enlightened population will prevail! |
BluntTheApostle:When I talk of CHARACTER, I refer to the propensity (or antecedents) of the individual to not be involved in corruption, embezzlement, profligacy, mindless wastage and plunder, thuggery, bribery, self enrichment, lootocracy, dishonesty, election rigging, blatant disregard for the rule of law etc. Like I said before, even a deaf, dumb, blind and mentally impaired Nigerian can tell that Obi is a SAINT when compared to Tinubu in terms of CHARACTER. How could this even be an argument? |
BluntTheApostle:Elections aren't all about voting just any candidate; it's also imperative to vote frontline candidates who have been thoroughly scrutinised by all and who have the capacity to actually win the election. Besides the 3-4 frontrunners, the other candidates haven't been scrutinised and also dont have a chance of winning; so they are inconsequential in this very important election. Whilst you may want to push the narrative that "Obi is also flawed", the big question is, amongst the 3 frontrunners, who is best suited for the job given their antecedents (with a focus on Character, Capacity and Competence)? Like I said before, in terms of CHARACTER (corruption, embezzlement, profligacy, mindless wastage and plunder, thuggery, bribery, dishonesty etc.), everyone knows Obi is literally a SAINT when compared with the other 2 top contenders. You might dislike Obi for whatever personal reason(s), but Nigerians are not fools and they know the truth. This explains why the bulk educated and enlightened Nigerians are rooting for Obi over Atiku and Tinubu; the evidence of this can be seen in how Obi wins every online and even offline opinion poll with a landslide (note that the participants of those polls are drawn mainly from the educated and enlightened section of society). Tinubu and Atiku are strictly relying on votes from villages/rural areas where the voters are largely illiterate and unexposed, and can easily be swayed by ethnic/religious sentiments and cheap bribes. Again, there's no point arguing with you on this because you know the truth but will likely stick with your choice for reasons best known to you. |
BluntTheApostle:In terms of corruption, embezzlement, profligacy, mindless wastage and plunder, lootocracy, thuggery, bribery, dishonesty etc etc, even a deaf, blind and mental impaired person in Nigeria knows that Obi is a SAINT when placed side-by-side with Tinubu and Atiku. So there's no point arguing with you on this because you know the truth (whether you acknowledge it or not). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjQJPweXC7U |
BluntTheApostle:He has pointed this out in countless interviews, townhalls, campaign speeches etc. He has the 3-Cs of Character, Capacity and Competence. Other frontrunners also have Capacity and Competence, but the key 'C' which separates Obi from the others is 'Character'. If you can put away sentimental attachments (which may be influenced by political affiliation or ethnicity or religion), you will agree with me that the other frontrunners have stained records of corruption and embezzlement of public funds. No one has been able to pin corruption or embezzlement on Obi despite how hard they've tried since 2019. That explains why the only thing his opponents can come up with after several years of brutal scrutiny are: "he has an offshore account and he invested state funds in a company where his family has shares". Both cases arent crimes; having an offshore account is something every wealthy person does to reduces excess taxation (not a single person has been able to accuse him that he stole the money he put in those accounts). And guess what, both Tinubu and Atiku were also mentioned as having similar offshore accounts (but not a single person scrutinises them on that because we all agree that 'Character isnt something they can brag about'). Regarding the shares, that again is not a crime. He invested in a publicly listed functional company, and the money still belongs to the state. Anybody, invluding you and I can buy shares in those companies. If it were a crime, his opponents would have since crucified him for that. Whether we like it or not, I'm sure you agree with me that Obi doesnt have the corruption toga around his neck (unlike other frontrunners). As unfortunate as this may sound, the only problem with Obi is that he's an Igbo man, and in the minds of many unfortunately, an Igbo man isnt worthy to be the president of Nigeria. But this devilish stereotype must be defeated for Nigeria to move forward. |
BluntTheApostle:No intelligent person is expecting Obi to turn Nigeria to Dubai overnight. What we expect of him, and what we believe he can do, is to tilt Nigeria in the RIGHT DIRECTION for progress. Given the lootocratic antecedents of Tinubu and Atiku, they cannot be trusted with our collective patrimony at such a critical time in our nationhood. |
00FFT00:Go and ask the people that killed her. Like I said, stop turning logic on it's head because of politics. Grow up! |
Sucre6:Lol... You should have tried Google; he's correct. That's a water salute. |
socialmediaman:What is blasphemous about saying "Peter denied Jesus"? Sometimes we just need to grow up. Politics mustn't make us turn everything upside down. |
dustmalik:I think it all boils down to maturity - A lot of people think politics must be about attacking and insulting anything the opponent says or does, regardless of whether the attack makes sense or not. |
Ezeama400:What exactly is blasphemous about what he said? ... All these by-fire-by-force overnight extremists sef! |
ASUGARUBA:Abeg what did the bible say? |
Too many bitter extremists on this thread. How exactly is that Tinubu's statement offensive or insulting to Christianity? Mumu people everywhere! |
May God just allow this man win the election. It would send a very powerful message and shock wave across Africa and the black world that leadership and politics of 'big-manism' (a.k.a. Plutocracy) can be defeated. Starting from Cameroon, the day Obi is announced winner of the election, that is the day the people in Cameroon will rise up and kick that old 'fossil' out of power and into an old person's care home. The day Obi is announced winner is the day the people of Uganda will wake up too to kick out their forefather who believes he owns their country. A Peter Obi victory will not be a victory for Nigeria alone, it will be a victory for the entire Africa and black race; it would be symbolic as the second independence of Africa. |
POS operators make the list of the most important small businesses which make life extremely convenient and pleasurable for large population of Nigerians. Preventing access to them in residential areas will stand out as the first major foolish decision of our decision makers in this 2023. |
Where is Atiku Abubakar? Havent heard his voice or seen his face in a long while, except of course where how just climbs the podium to shout PeeDeePee!!! |
When Peter Obi said Nigeria can save an unbelievable amount of money by simply cutting wasteful expenses, this is exactly what he was talking about. You will be amazed at how many billions could be saved if these little N500m are saved here an there. Our politicians are terribly wicked, this is the same KAtsina where millions are living in abject poverty. THis is clearly the reason these guys will never support a person like Obi to be incharge at Aso Rock, but the GOd of NIgerians will frustrate them! |
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