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My thoughts exactly. Clueless people just working on overdrive trying to weaponise tribalism. Saying that our electoral choices can have consequences, how exactly does that amount to mocking the victims of insecurity? A regime that pays absolutely no attention to the security of ordinary Nigerians. People are kidnapped all over Nigeria and there's a loud silence from the people elected to protect Nigerian lives. Now people are saying there're consequences to choices, and some cretins are trying to divert this with tribalism? In 2013 after the Nyanya bomb blast, GEJ ignored the victims and went dancing on a stage at a political rally in Kano. The same people who joined us in dragging GEJ for his insensitivity then, are the same people now somehow defending the ineptitude and insensitivity of Tinubu on the bases of tribe. |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:Emefiele also granted the same foreign exchange privilege to tens of thousands of businessmen who met the requirements. The question is, where are are the other 9,999 businessmen? The same Emefiele you talk about also diverterted billions of dollars privately, stashing the funds in foreign banks. Several other businessmen and bankers who similarly got the forex only round-tripped the funds to instantly enrich themselves with billions overnight - The story of bankers like the late Wigwe is well known. But somehow, you expect me to join an undiscerning mob in cursing out Dangote who appears to be the only one who used the privilege to better the lives of Nigerians and the economy of Nigeria? All because Dangote did not give me free fuel? |
Demonic01:I understand there's hunger and poverty in the land, which explains why you think being employed by a president to run around making a fool of oneself is a dignified flex. But I'm sorry boy, neither myself nor my family members are hungry or in need of some stupid dishonourable appointment. Meanwhile, VDm is actually back in Nigeria. Make una go arrest am! I wouldn't be surprised if you do, cos that's what is typically expected of a barbaric regime run by clueless imbeciles and hailed by rascals who think the best way to lead a country is by silencing dissenting voices. CLUELESSNESS is the only reason why a government instead of showcasing its achievements (if any) after 3.5 years, is more focused on prioritising the arrest of individuals who speak against it. |
Afonja007:Dangote is not father christmas to give free food to you or the ordinary Nigerian. Nevertheless, the strides by Dangote in the oil sector is way more beneficial to the ordinary nigerian than all the governments put together since 1999. A single individual who employs more Nigerians than government and multinational operators, a single individual whose strides helps to directly and indirectly feed hundreds of thousands, that indeed is a hero figure, especially when compared with other wealthy Nigerians who dump and invest their loot in foreign countries. |
I dont see anything wrong in what he said. Nigger is only trying to survive. There's no difference between his position and the position of millions who have either abandoned Nigeria and japad, or who will not bother to come out on election day to vote. He's simply saying he has given up on the possibility of the current leadership ever getting anything right. And since the opposition will not get its act right, he would rather be on the side of the devil that to be on its path. I dont think there's anything dishonorable in his statement cos unlike some others that we know, at least he acknowledges the govt is a painful disaster. |
lenghtinny:Trust me, the only reason why the charade in Rivers was allowed to slide was because the isolated results from Rivers state alone was inconsequential overall. If the situation in Rivers was also the situation across the entire Nigerian (i.e. he's totally unpopular across rhe federation), the charade of writing results wouldnt have worked. The truth about Nigerian elections is that votes still count. No matter how much rigging they do, politicians still need some level of genuine support, even if its just from a minority to be able to easily rig the rest of the way. Despite their plans to rig, these politicians know that votes still count, and that's why they still spend money campaigning and even buying votes. |
Ekwulobia people don collect stray groundnut... ![]() |
lenghtinny:Yeah, doctored or not, the fact remains that there are still many who voted him, and who are still willing to re-elect him. If absolutely no one voted for him, it would have been impossible to doctor the results. |
cyberbro:This is the reason why for the first time in Nigeria's history, presidential elections were held in 2023 without a presidential debate because one of the key candidates was too afraid to show up. Or perhaps his handlers were aware of the risk of letting him show up for a live debate. The same man who was asked before the 2023 elections how he intended to tackle the insecurity problem; his response on live TV was that he'd recruit 50 million youths into the army and feed them with cassava, yam and agbado. With all the clear signs, a large number of persons still voted him in and are still fighting to reinstall him as president. Africa is indeed cursed! |
Amazing how the people who support and idolise this man actually have the audacity to say OBI isn't intelligent. Imagine for a second it was Obi that gave this kind of incoherent response to this question? The internet would have been agog! The last time he was asked about how he would tackle insecurity, his response was that he would recruit 50 million youths into the army. 3 years down the line, how many of those 50 million youths has he recruited? Yet this man some intellectuals brag about being intelligent while Obi is dull. For the first time in Nigeria's history, presidential elections were held without a presidential debate cos a key candidate called Tinubu was too afraid to show up. Even the semi-literate Buhari showed up for debates, but this is the person some intellectuals think is the best candidate to lead Nigeria at this time? 3 years down the line, ZERO progress, but people are still scrambling to queue and vote him because of 5kg bags of rice and tribal sentiments. Who even cursed Africa? |
manmade:Can you be kind enough to explain how he committed cyber stalking or cyber bullying under this current circumstance? |
manmade:Obviously you cannot name any law he broke because there is none. Like I said before, a lot of Nigerians like you confuse the banana-republic barbarism with actual law. |
manmade:What law exactly did VDM break? Someone cropped an old video of VDM and added an 'alleged' audio recording of Tinubu to the video. The video wasnt shared by any account belonging to or linked to VDM, but somehow you and so many others think VDM has broken a law? Apparently, a lot of Nigerians seem to confuse banana-republic barbarism with actual law. |
Demonic01:Who exactly is this "presidential official" that shouldn't be insulted by VDM? Bayo Onanuga? You mean the hungry retardedd imp that goes around embarassing himself, his family and Nigerians without any iota of shame? That's the person you claim shouldn't be called out for his folly because he was appointed by the president? |
The only reasons our politicians treat us like fools, is because they know we are fools. |
viralmoney25:There’s no education we pay for that isn’t already available for free. But many people still need human guidance because a lot of them either can’t research effectively on their own or simply prefer being guided by someone and are happy to pay for that guidance. In the end, it comes down to supply and demand. If there were absolutely no demand for a product, there would be no sellers. You can’t really blame sellers for being resourceful enough to identify something people want and offering it for sale. |
Burob:Yes most certainly, its the same thugs used by Wike to chase Amaechi out of Rivers, the same hooligans also used by Wike to unilaterally install Fubara. The issue that cannot be dismissed is that these people still fear and are controlled by Wike. |
Wike controls all the thugs, agberos, active cultists and militants in Rivers state. Election in Rivers state is more about a show of strength between miscreants and urchins. Can the Fubaras match the agberoism of Wike and his cohorts? |
Bournemouth has done the Lord's work! |
Mazi Okeychuku Isiguzo... |
Basic123:what exactly does this picture depict? Is this the best you guys can dig out on Obi? |
Nothing unusual here. This is the kind of leadership Nigerians deserve! As silly as this campaign style may seem, African politicians will continue to do this because it works! E no dey give money! E no dey give money!! This is the reason a lot of people will not vote Obi. You can never overemphasise the dangers of poverty and illiteracy. The only reason APC got votes in 2023 was because of the widespread poverty and illiteracy. Using the last election as a case study, APC lost in all affluent and enlightened neighbourhoods across Lagos and even Abuja. But won in other zones where poverty and illiteracy thrives. Tribe or religion wasnt even a factor. Same will happen again in 2027 - The weaponisation of poverty! |
Ofunaofu:The reason is simple; the majority of people supporting Tinubu/APC aren't exactly dumb. They know Tinubu isn't doing well but just chose to support him for other reasons. |
Oboz da boss!!! Very well deserved! |
Africa and the politics of hunger! ![]() |
Omo... these City boys seff! Dem nor dey gree... Damn!!!! |
If everyone presses the RED button, everyone survives! Only people not smart enough to realise this will die! |
Kog45:The last election can't be used as a yardstick to measure who's more tribally sentimental because OBI was clearly a better candidate who enjoyed the most genuine and organic support from voters within and outside his tribe. To answer your question, whilst I would not dismiss the inherent nature of Nigerians especially from the 3 main tribes to be extremely tribal, if Tinubu were to be from the SE, he clearly wouldn't have gotten up to half the votes and support which Obi got in 2023. Likewise if Obi was from the SW, he would still have received a large chunk of votes from the SE. Possibly only 50% of Obi's support in the SE can be linked to tribal influence; the rest of it was largely influenced by merit, which explains why he also got massive suppport from other zones across Nigeria. As I repeatedly pointed out prior to the last election, if APC had fielded someone like Prof. Osinbajo, despite the tribal influence, Obi wouldn't have smelt up to half the votes he got from the SE. In otherwords, the entire "Obi buzz" from the last election and even to date, and the landslide support Obi got from the SE, was largely a creation of the character and pedigree of the candidate fielded by the APC. |
Bendeco02:To answer your question, YES! The US influence in the Sahara influenced the rise of Bokoharam terrorism in northern Nigeria. Prior to 2011, bokoharam was just a ragtag Islamic sect with malnourshed confused people. Whenever they struck then, Nigerian forces unleashed hell on them. But curiously, after the 2011 elimination of Gaddafi, Bokoharam somehow became so formiddable to the point of invading and wiping out Nigerian military bases. How did Bokoharam become so formiddable overnight? You think those sophisticated weapons brandished by bokoharam fell from the sky? After arming random militia terror groups in the Sahara to help outst Gaddafi, where did you think those arms ended up? Meanwhile regarding ISWAP, isn't ISWAp supposed to be the African branch of ISIS? Who exactly armed and empowered (and even possibly created) ISIS to help eliminate the Russia backed Assad regime in Syria? |
If you check who's sponsoring and supporting and arming the separatists and Islamic militias, it will be the US and France engaging in an indirect power tussle against Russia. Exactly how they also armed and sponsored terror militia groups in the Sahara to outst Gaddafi, and since his elimination inn 2011, those arms somehow ended up with boko terrorists, unleashing mayhem for the past 14 years in northern Nigeria and Chad. Africa will always remain a dispensible chess board for global powers. |
Whether we accept it or not, tribal and religious sentiments will always be a major influence in election choices amongst Nigerians. A large chunk of OBI supporters support him because of his tribe. However, OBI also enjoys a massive organic support base from all over Nigeria, including the SW. I strongly believe up to half or even more of the 6 million votes OBI got in the last election were from non-Igbos. Similarly, a disproportionately massive chunk of those not supporting OBI actually reject him purely because of his tribe. If OBI wasn't an Igbo man, his support base would have trippled. On the other divide, a large chunk of Tinubu supporters in the SW only support him because of his tribe - they dont necessary like him. If OBI was a Yoruba man, Tinubu wouldnt have smelt any votes even in the SW. Lastly, Tinubu supporters in the north support him for 2 reasons - first being that they dont like the tribe of his most visible rival (OBI), and secondly because of religion. |
This agberoic behavior is what some unfortunate fellows glorify as "master strategy from the master strategist". Their numerous comments already litter the thread glorifying barbaric politics. |
