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Kaaiii... una sure say this una Nigeria na normal country so? ![]() |
PDP/APC and their paid crowds. We go see wetin go happen on election day.... Meanwhile these are unpaid, uninduced Obidients shutting down Warri City Stadium, a place outside of Obi's zone, and this is in Obi's absence... WARRI I HAIL!!! ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XEJpky8GAg
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Lol.. the person who did this lrediction must be high on something cheap. No iffence but this is the dumbest prediction I've seen so far. |
The pettiness of african leaders is legendary. So because the babe said "Obi is loved by Nigerians", she automatically is committing anti-party activities and undermining her boss? Idiots in power! |
ExAngel007:If he likes, let him be a member of freemasons, illuminati, egbejugbele, ogboni or whatever association he pleases, that's his personal life and personal business. WE go still vote am! |
A very moronic attempt by the he-goat Reno to pull Obi down. This idiot would stop at nothing to earn the crumbs he gets from Atiku... The very first time anyone from IPOB attacked or harrassed anyone, or even picked up arms was in 2021. This Obi's interview was from several years back when the govt foolishly tagged IPOB organisation as a 'terrorists' organisation. |
Whiteangel1234:This one na ogbonge FBI analysis. ![]() Didnt know a person wasnt allowed to use the same sport outfit and shoe twice. |
Kingjay5:Despite the overwhelming evidence, so we still have people living in this self inflicted delusion that Peter Obi supporters are only on twitter? Even Tinubu sef don wake up begin ride basikul because of the Obi tsunami sweeping through the land. ![]()
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Okoroawusa:Because politicians are all hungry and greedy for personal gain. Typical career politicians know they cant get anything from a Peter Obi presidency; they only go to places where they think their breads can be buttered. |
SugarGirl44:"Dr Paul Enenche of Dunamis ministries and Evans the kidnapper are both Christians; they both share the same religious ideology, but both are different in character." Above statement needs no explanation. What Obi said is a factual statement; Nigeria's politics hasnt matured to the point where politicians or political parties or political movements have different ideologies. If say for instance, IPOB is turned to a political party with the principal aim of balkanising Nigeria (i.e. a seaparatist ideology), that will be a different political ideology from PDP, APC and the rest. Or if Boko Haram or ISWAP becomes a political party with the aim to enshrine Shariah rule all over Nigeria (i.e. a religious reformation ideology), that will be a separate ideology from APC, PDP, LP etc. But as things stand now, all the political parties and candidates still stand for the same thing so they all basically have same ideology. Personal character is what differentiates the candidates currently, not political ideology. So if you still think Obi goofed with that statement, then you simply just do not understand politics. |
Too much ignorance in one thread; I see a lot of Tinubu and Atiku supporters going beserk over this simple fact by Obi. "Dr Paul Enenche of Dunamis ministries and Evans the kidnapper are both Christians; both men share the same religious ideology, but both are different in character." Above statement needs no explanation... |
Okoroawusa:Lol... This world dey funny aswear... people supporting a candidate who is deaf, dumb and almost lame are proudly analysing the interviews of another? The baba you support cant attend interviews, he hasnt granted a single interview, cant even walk unaided and his hands are frail (cant gold a pen). The baba you support as your candidate cant even attend public functions; NBA conference, he sends his running mate, today nko, Oga Emilokan is ontop wheelchair (or possibly on a stretcher somewhere in Europe breathing ho ho ho!) while his running mate again is representing him at the important peace pact event. But yet una still get mouth to judge others? Wonderful! |
newnet:What kind of useless news report is this? Where are the details? |
tsephanyah:Referring to the bolded part of your message above.... With the ObiDatti tsunami sweeping all across Nigeria today, assuming that Obi has zero chance of winning the 2023 election is just a joke. If Obi can pull this weight as an independent candidate (LP isnt a political party), imagine what would have happened if he got the PDP ticket. Giving what's going on currently, assuming that the election would be a walkover for APC because an Igbo man got the PDP ticket is the delusion of the century. |
After 8 years of a Fulani Muslim Buhari, another Fulani Muslim Atiku wants to take over power to rule for another 8 years; and both he and the pack of hungry greedy PDP minions think this makes fair sense? |
donleo92:Believe the pre-election sweetmouth promises of desperate politicians at your own peril. No president will ever willingly reduce the power he wields by restructuring the country; most especially, a northern Fulani president can NEVER do that. |
Intellectuall01:I didnt insult you with my comments which you jumped on, and there's absolutely nowhere I asked you to to support my candidate. So for you to respond with your hate filled, frustration filled abusive opening sentence, I'm assuming you must be referring to your father. |
Intellectuall01:May God keep us alive to see 2023. It's pointless making unnecessary predictions. |
One interesting observation about the Obi tsunami is how no single career politician has thought it necessary to either publicly endorse Obi or decamp to Labour party; not even politicians from the SE. This just clearly paints a picture of how politicians prioritise filling their pockets and bellies than pushing Nigeria forward. God will shame them all in 2023! How I wish Obi wins without the help of the scoundrels. If that happens, Obi would be under no obligation to appoint career thieves and politicians into cabinet. |
Righteousness2:How is a divorced woman someone's wife?... Oh na Righteousness2 be this sef! ![]() |
LeoDeKing:The result of the Primary polls you posted simply tells one story - the masses who voted in both polls knew exactly the people they wanted for a better Nigeria. The masses voted for the 2 best candidates in both political parties but at the end the greedy, theiving political delegates voted for their bellies; which is why we ended up with a Tinubu and Atiku in the 2 biggest parties (2 thieving hoodlums that should be in jail). As Osinbajo chose to fall out, thank God for Obi who braved the odds by treading where no one dared. Whether he wins or not, Nigerians would forever be grateful to Obi for daring to bring hope to the hitherto hopeless 2023 election. Thank God it wouldn't be the useless filthy delegates voting in general elections. |
Kasssandra:In civilised countries, there's something called 'independent candidacy'; i.e. a candidate who doesn't belong to a political party. Peter Obi is almost like an indepedendent candidate in the coming election. Now while we know Nigeria is not exactly a civilised country, may I remind you that this same Peter Obi is already well prepared and experienced in working as an executive without having any single assembly member in his party. He did it and succeeded in Anambra and can do it again on the national stage. If the wolves in the national assembly likes, let them show him pepper. All he needs is to come up with decisions that are popular with the people. If the legislature tries to go against him, that's when you will understand that the greatest structure any political leader can have is the support of the people. In summary, I'm not wasting my vote by voting a CREDIBLE candidate! |
Okoroawusa:Lol... Okoroawusa don dey play ostrich this early morning... So you didnt see this part of the report? "However, if you are a fair-minded Yoruba person, you will realise that there are three legs to the political tripods in Nigeria, the Hausa/Fulani, Yoruba and Igbo."The 3 main contenders in the election are Atiku, Tinubu and Obi. Which other evidence do you need to interpret what Falae said? |
Self inflicted crisis! God help us! |
immortalcrown:This one is desperately hanging on to straws to justify his intertribal hatred. |
"I hate Volvos" But does that mean i shouldnt take the ride if my UBER driver comes in a Volvo? Very dumb criticism from people scared of the structureless one. |
mmsen:Like I've said over and over again sir, having a national carrier is important! And setting one up will not stop a serious govt from prioritising other important (or more important as you term it) sectors that need urgent attention. A serious govt will grow all sectors of the economy together without abandoning any aspects. What do you even mean by "prioritise, not abandon"? Throughout this thread you've run down this project with nasty comments, saying it's useless, a waste of resources, saying it would be mismanaged, inferring that it's a foolish idea from a useless govt etc., yet you say you arent suggesting abandonment? If you weren't talking "abandoning", then I'm totally confused on what your point really is. Neither I nor anyone here has suggested that govt should carry the entire national budget 100% and sink it into a national carrier while neglecting other weightier needs; the govt is not also doing that. So what exactly is the basis of your sharp criticism of this idea? Politics? sentiments? The aviation minister who's championing the project also mentioned that target govt input shouldn't be over 5%. How exactly is this amount so damaging that you think it would stop a serious govt from attending to other important issues? Meanwhile you're very right about that statement, "people get the governments the deserve". |
mmsen:Flying is also important! MAybe not as critical as the petroleum sector, but it's also very important and serves a vital purpose to the economy. Developing a country doesnt mean you have to abandon some sectors and focus only on sectors which you think are important. All sectors can and should be carried along. |
mmsen:Good thing you're not in leadership then! Having a national carrier isnt a waste of time; it serves an important purpose and can boost the economy. Saying it's useless on the premise that it will not be managed properly is just laughable; it's almost like saying Nigerian govt should consider building new refineries because they wouldnt be managed properly when built. You should rather be clamouring for the management to be strictly concessioned to the private sector for efficient management instead of throwing out the baby with the bath water. |
mmsen:Just Your Opinion!.... It's probably a waste of time and resources only to those who elevate their hatred against the sitting govt above national interest. To everyone who understands basic economics, the importance of a robust and functional air transport system cannot be overemphasised. A national carrier will be a blessing to Nigeria if it comes to reality and if it's managed properly. |
mmsen:There is nothing wrong with Nigeria having a national airline, absolutely nothing wrong with that! |
PROUDIGBO:Oh I see! Another victim mentality based argument. "Because I'm black, they made the conditions/ requirements so stringent so I couldn't meet them" "Because the biggest airline in Nigeria is owned by an Igbo man, the made the conditions so stringent and eventually went out to choose a foreign airline" The above lines of thought are very widespread; and it's okay if you choose to think that way, i.e. conjuring assumptions and concluding on them. But not everyone thinks that way. |
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