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mikywonder:
South east kee u dia

Wats wrong with u people
Why must south east be Una problem all d time

It is because security agencies are not doing their jobs of arresting people who dog whistle and antagonise a people. Most people here do not realise that it is a crime under Nigerian constitution.

Fineman2:
it's very typical of them, they are everywhere defending him on social media

Until you guys get arrested you will understand that dog whistling a people is a crime punishable by law in the constitution. You guys think that your identities cannot be unravelled. Let me tell you if the DSS pick Seun Osewa he will not waste time to pick out your system logs to give DSS for them to track you.

Samunique:
Those defending him are mostly from the south east, they don't understand what we call diplomacy and politeness.

Osimehn has lost my respect and love I have for him.

He forgot how Nigerians fought for him for African player of the year.

Osimehn has not kicked a ball for Nigeria since the start of the world cup qualifiers .

Why do you people do this? Why are you so wicked and heartless. Do you fear God? Why do you dog whistle and antagonise an entire region? Is it until it causes a Rwandan style genocide that you guys will see the dangerous precedence you are setting and they now set up a panel to review all inflammatory comments made and yours is singled out and you are arrested, then you will say it was the devil abi. This is really getting out of hand and very soon the law will be made to take its cause against you all.

Image123:
Perhaps you didn't have data to open the link i shared. Where is the lie, what is Kenya enjoying? FBI visits or Kenya president visiting the US? What sort of inferiority complex is this? The same way you guys keep writing to the US to save you or arrest your leaders. So shame at your enjoyment.

You are still trying to justify rubbish, show me when I wrote to US to arrest our leaders or save us? Oga stop trying to be half clever because you suck at it. The stuff is clear even the write up shows that it was an in passing write up and not to be regarded as anything important, because the nature of the visit was to meet with security officials. You call what I said inferiority complex because I said the truth. Kenya is getting weapons from the US and training from the US and also companies like Microsoft and Meta are doubling down on Investments in Nigeria and expanding in Kenya and you say it is inferiority complex.
See what God hates is when human beings like you see the handwriting on the wall and still decide to deceive helpless people all because of selfish interest and greed. God's punishment on you guys is always epic, and you wonder why you struggle abi. God no dey sleep oooo.

[quote author=cashcpt post=130494418][/quote]Until you are asked by the police to explain how igbos are slaves. They are slaves but you are envious are threatened because they are acquiring properties. Does a slave own properties and displace freeborn like you? See ehn you guys are the enemies of Nigeria and you deserve to be shot walahi.

Lanre1st:
Two can play the game but there is always a winner and losser(s).

It's an open secret, once it get to Nigeria politics, Igbo is perennial losser, I can bet it Igbo president is never be a president

The country is sinking and all you have to say is Igbo will never be president even when you know that the Igbo man may have the capacity to fix the country. People like you are the enemies of Nigeria that deserve to ve shot and killed because you don't mean well for the country.

Lanre1st:
Two can play the game but there is always a winner and losser(s).

It's an open secret, once it get to Nigeria politics, Igbo is perennial losser, I can bet it Igbo president is never be a president

Is that what you have to say? You see the evil in your statement. See God no dey sleep it will happen that an igbo man will be president and I pray that day you drink sniper and die.

Putindbutt:
If tinubu is not good to be your president, ibo mbanu are not also good for appointments. Go to agulu and collect appointment.

You don't have sense

StreetFight:
That will be in the year 9099

Onikure

sammirano2:
oloshi, ordinary shop for ladipo one ibo get, the whole community in imo don take over ladipo. una go cry tire

Did anyone forcefully take over the shops in Ladipo? No be una Yoruba sell shops to them. Why are you so stupid?

Lanre1st:
May the day never come

Ohhhh it will come one day and we will make sure that the percentage of appointees is 99% igbos, so that all of us will have sense. Two can play this game.

FreeStuffsNG:
He is very very good.

You don't disappoint at all, if you dare complain about another leader appointing his own tribesmen in position after Tinubu hands over. God will punish you.

Putindbutt:
There's no tribalism here. Tinubu recently appointed a northerner as DG of Budget office and an iboman as DG of National council of climate change. The appointments are going round.

There will always be one liar and tribalist who will support the BS Tinubu has done. Oya I dare you to list all the appointees of Tinubu and their tribes let us see the percentage of Yorubas.

PHAYOL81:
Hopefully this one performs credibly

See how you are playing ostrich because it is yoruba man. You are not seeing the dangerous precedence being set. Haaaa you people should fear God and don't invite curses on yourself for not speaking the truth to power.

Abdulamiid:
Let's see what he has to offer

Did you say this when Buhari appointed only northerners. Also do not protest if another man appoint only his tribesmen when he enters Aso Rock.

Image123:
It is STANDARD and usual for president Tinubu to take pictures with his visitors(either
Nigerians from your village or government officials from outside Nigeria) in Aso Rock. You may take a cursory look at his media aide handles to confirm.
Nigeria or any other African nation are not on the same level with the US, that's not news. i don't know your point about Kenya, the Kenyan president went to the US to see them, the US came to Nigeria and Kenya so what is the so called respect or representation you speak of?
https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/fbi-director-wray-travels-to-nigeria-meets-with-president-tinubu-and-senior-officials

Tinubu is fighting for what?Lol.

Did you read what you attached now? FBI to meet with senior security officials, nit meeting with the president. There is protocol, I asked you a question if Ribadu went to us to meet with FBI do you think Biden will do a Photo Op with him? The answer is No, we are just making ourselves a laughing stock and a beggar nation in the eyes of the international community and people like you are just doing eye service. Stop the lies and rhe deceit and face reality, right now Kenya is enjoying everything Nigeria should enjoy and you are bust playing ostrich. Stop deceiving people, Nigerians are wiser.

Image123:
Interesting take you've got there. One thing you can't take away from Mr President is his consistency. It is standard and normal for him to take photos with visitors to his office. In fact, he has photographers and a media team paid to do this. They do it for every person visiting, whether from your village or from the US. It is not a gaffe or mistake, it happens every other working day of the president, even when he was a governor. If that embarrasses you, wait for your preferred candidate to be president, if ever. Maybe he can save money by not taking pictures.
As for your take on the president's health, it is still you who will complain when you don't see his pictures for a week. So take this one take manage your weekend.

It is not standard bro. There are standard protocol, look if Ribadu goes to the US do you in your mind think Biden will see him or pose for pictures with him?
See bros speak the truth to power and stop eye service. The truth is Tinubu is fighting for legitimacy in the eyes of the international community.

It is so bad that Kenyan president will be given far more courteous representation than Tinubu.

SwissMass:
Hope IPOB has not relocated to Lagos. They should remember that Lagos voted for bitter grieving obi, they shouldn't punish people for bitter grievingory Obi shameful defeat or that infamous Evans kidnapper from Anambra is out of jail, wrecking havoc.

Do you want to explain to DSS what you mean by this?

Image123:
Lol, FBI visited Kenya 2 days ago and visited Nigeria yesterday. That you heard that from Nigeria first is a plus for you. We see almost daily pictures of the president's meetings and visitors, it's not limited to FBI. The same you will cry uncontrollably if you don't see his picture for one week. You'll wail about open governance and how the president has secretly gone for medical check.

As for the President’s secret medical check. There's a lot you don't know, make we just leave am at that, but just Google stem cell transplant. This is one clue I will leave for you.

Image123:
Lol, FBI visited Kenya 2 days ago and visited Nigeria yesterday. That you heard that from Nigeria first is a plus for you. We see almost daily pictures of the president's meetings and visitors, it's not limited to FBI. The same you will cry uncontrollably if you don't see his picture for one week. You'll wail about open governance and how the president has secretly gone for medical check.

Oga stop trying to whitewash the gaffe. Tinubu is desperate and it is very clear. How on earth would a President be doing photo ops for a US official. I have a friend in Mastercard foundation their country chair arrived Nigeria and the same president and Nigeria govt officials were all scrambling for photo op. Haba this is embarrassing naaaa

Image123:
Ahhhhh, is this not the guy lamba followers are banking on to arrest Tinubu and release incriminating documents about him? Obi is on a long losing streak, he don go face who go beat am silly. This one no be Ngige.

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Tinubu's Misguided Priorities: A Desperate Photo Op Over Solving Nigeria's Problems

Tinubu's desperate quest for a photo opportunity with the FBI, rather than focusing on the pressing issues plaguing Nigeria is disheartening. This superficial pursuit not only highlights a severe misalignment of priorities but also underscores a troubling neglect of the serious challenges facing our nation.

Recently, the FBI visited Kenya and Nigeria to engage with local law enforcement. Notably, in Kenya, the FBI met with law enforcement counterparts without any photo opportunities with President Ruto, a clear indication of a focused and professional engagement aimed at addressing security concerns.

In stark contrast, President Tinubu’s eagerness for a photo op with the FBI, akin to a puppy dog seeking approval, was not only embarrassing but also counterproductive.

The absence of any photos with Tinubu on American news media or the FBI website, while pictures with Kenyan law enforcement were prominently posted, speaks volumes. The only images of the FBI’s visit to Nigeria were shared on the U.S. in Nigeria social media accounts, further highlighting the incongruity of Tinubu’s desperate attempts to appear alongside the FBI.

This episode exemplifies a deeper issue within Tinubu’s administration: a preoccupation with optics over substance. Instead of investing his energy in creating photo opportunities, Tinubu should be concentrating on addressing the grave security threats and socio-economic challenges facing Nigeria. The country's insecurity, corruption, and economic instability require a leader who is fully committed to implementing effective solutions, not one who is distracted by the allure of international photo ops.

With no photo op with the FBI, President Ruto's approach in Kenya serves as a stark contrast. By focusing on substantive engagements rather than superficial appearances, he demonstrates a commitment to tackling the real issues that affect his country. Tinubu’s actions, on the other hand, reveal a disconcerting disconnect from the urgent needs of Nigeria and a failure to prioritize the welfare of the Nigerian people.

The implications of this misplaced focus are profound. While Tinubu seeks validation through photo ops, Nigerians continue to suffer from rampant insecurity, economic hardship, and systemic corruption. The recent abandonment of trapped victims in a mine for over 11 days in Niger State, amidst a security crisis, underscores the dire consequences of such neglectful leadership.

It is imperative that President Tinubu reassesses his priorities and dedicates himself to the critical task of governing with integrity and focus. Nigeria does not need a leader preoccupied with superficial validations; it needs a leader committed to real, tangible progress. The time for trivial pursuits is over. The Nigerian people deserve leadership that is serious, effective, and unwavering in its dedication to solving the country’s most pressing problem

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PRESIDENT TINUBU MEETS FBI DIRECTOR, CALLS FOR STRONGER COLLABORATION TO FIGHT CYBERCRIME AND TERRORISM



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Tinubu's Misguided Priorities: A Desperate Photo Op Over Solving Nigeria's Problems

Tinubu's desperate quest for a photo opportunity with the FBI, rather than focusing on the pressing issues plaguing Nigeria is disheartening. This superficial pursuit not only highlights a severe misalignment of priorities but also underscores a troubling neglect of the serious challenges facing our nation.

Recently, the FBI visited Kenya and Nigeria to engage with local law enforcement. Notably, in Kenya, the FBI met with law enforcement counterparts without any photo opportunities with President Ruto, a clear indication of a focused and professional engagement aimed at addressing security concerns.

In stark contrast, President Tinubu’s eagerness for a photo op with the FBI, akin to a puppy dog seeking approval, was not only embarrassing but also counterproductive.

The absence of any photos with Tinubu on American news media or the FBI website, while pictures with Kenyan law enforcement were prominently posted, speaks volumes. The only images of the FBI’s visit to Nigeria were shared on the U.S. in Nigeria social media accounts, further highlighting the incongruity of Tinubu’s desperate attempts to appear alongside the FBI.

This episode exemplifies a deeper issue within Tinubu’s administration: a preoccupation with optics over substance. Instead of investing his energy in creating photo opportunities, Tinubu should be concentrating on addressing the grave security threats and socio-economic challenges facing Nigeria. The country's insecurity, corruption, and economic instability require a leader who is fully committed to implementing effective solutions, not one who is distracted by the allure of international photo ops.

With no photo op with the FBI, President Ruto's approach in Kenya serves as a stark contrast. By focusing on substantive engagements rather than superficial appearances, he demonstrates a commitment to tackling the real issues that affect his country. Tinubu’s actions, on the other hand, reveal a disconcerting disconnect from the urgent needs of Nigeria and a failure to prioritize the welfare of the Nigerian people.

The implications of this misplaced focus are profound. While Tinubu seeks validation through photo ops, Nigerians continue to suffer from rampant insecurity, economic hardship, and systemic corruption. The recent abandonment of trapped victims in a mine for over 11 days in Niger State, amidst a security crisis, underscores the dire consequences of such neglectful leadership.

It is imperative that President Tinubu reassesses his priorities and dedicates himself to the critical task of governing with integrity and focus. Nigeria does not need a leader preoccupied with superficial validations; it needs a leader committed to real, tangible progress. The time for trivial pursuits is over. The Nigerian people deserve leadership that is serious, effective, and unwavering in its dedication to solving the country’s most pressing problem

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Tinubu's Misguided Priorities: A Desperate Photo Op Over Solving Nigeria's Problems

Tinubu's desperate quest for a photo opportunity with the FBI, rather than focusing on the pressing issues plaguing Nigeria is disheartening. This superficial pursuit not only highlights a severe misalignment of priorities but also underscores a troubling neglect of the serious challenges facing our nation.

Recently, the FBI visited Kenya and Nigeria to engage with local law enforcement. Notably, in Kenya, the FBI met with law enforcement counterparts without any photo opportunities with President Ruto, a clear indication of a focused and professional engagement aimed at addressing security concerns.

In stark contrast, President Tinubu’s eagerness for a photo op with the FBI, akin to a puppy dog seeking approval, was not only embarrassing but also counterproductive.

The absence of any photos with Tinubu on American news media or the FBI website, while pictures with Kenyan law enforcement were prominently posted, speaks volumes. The only images of the FBI’s visit to Nigeria were shared on the U.S. in Nigeria social media accounts, further highlighting the incongruity of Tinubu’s desperate attempts to appear alongside the FBI.

This episode exemplifies a deeper issue within Tinubu’s administration: a preoccupation with optics over substance. Instead of investing his energy in creating photo opportunities, Tinubu should be concentrating on addressing the grave security threats and socio-economic challenges facing Nigeria. The country's insecurity, corruption, and economic instability require a leader who is fully committed to implementing effective solutions, not one who is distracted by the allure of international photo ops.

With no photo op with the FBI, President Ruto's approach in Kenya serves as a stark contrast. By focusing on substantive engagements rather than superficial appearances, he demonstrates a commitment to tackling the real issues that affect his country. Tinubu’s actions, on the other hand, reveal a disconcerting disconnect from the urgent needs of Nigeria and a failure to prioritize the welfare of the Nigerian people.

The implications of this misplaced focus are profound. While Tinubu seeks validation through photo ops, Nigerians continue to suffer from rampant insecurity, economic hardship, and systemic corruption. The recent abandonment of trapped victims in a mine for over 11 days in Niger State, amidst a security crisis, underscores the dire consequences of such neglectful leadership.

It is imperative that President Tinubu reassesses his priorities and dedicates himself to the critical task of governing with integrity and focus. Nigeria does not need a leader preoccupied with superficial validations; it needs a leader committed to real, tangible progress. The time for trivial pursuits is over. The Nigerian people deserve leadership that is serious, effective, and unwavering in its dedication to solving the country’s most pressing problem

Nvestor02:
I don't expect anything better from the enemy of this country that want Tinubu to be borrowing money like previous government And pass the suffering to the next generation.

Tinubu is on the right track... The mumu only love to see failure, they will hate you when you analyze success for them.

Tinubu is going run his govts through internally generated revenue and pass prosperity to the next generation.

Tinubu should please increase the minimum wage and make everybody wake up to the new reality.

Double your hustle to survive, Cost of living in Nigeria is the lowest in West and southern Africa.

Walk around the African continent, check the price of foods there and compare it with how much you buy am for Nigeria, then you will realize that you guys had been lucky since all this while.


Werey people will claimed that shebi Nigeria have Natural resources, we should be feeding fat na.

But won't know that Human resources is far better than Natural resources. Most people are liability to this government.

I pray Tinubu declared more war against Insecurity too .. make citizens survive the cost of living themselves.

Are you smoking something? didn't Tinubu not borrow from Afrexim? Already IMF is placed to bailout Nigeria which is based on stringent conditions and you are here talking rubbish.

BBIA:
Yes.

They can’t see past religion and tribe.

Anyone who says it’s long due to have an Igbo president is ethnic centric.


By the way, we have over 300 tribes and our constitution says nothing about rotation of presidency based on tribe.

Qualification should be the only criteria to rule.

I don’t mind if one tribe rules over and over again as long as Nigeria is governed as it should be.

The hate and division in Nigeria was born and nursed to maturity from one region. it has now become a communicable disease that has long become an endemic.

Other tribes too are guilty of this, but we shouldn’t forget how it started.

Please which region started it? you guys just wake up and type rubbish. Ethnic politics started in the Western Region with the hate speech from Ladoke Akintola and also in the North by Ahmadu Bello in 1956 where he said if there is no northerner for employment he will rather employ and expatriate before he will look at other regions.
This was way before 1966 coup that removed all the bigoted leaders.

PureFace1:
South west don't run transport companies, how many of your transportation companies is dominating transport in South West and the North ? that's what domination mean, they wouldn't even survive anywhere in south west.

Transportations companies only operate in South east and maybe south south, transportation in the west is run by individual.

You are ignorant if you really think only 2 airlines are locally owned, i can even name 2 own by Yoruba, Value Jet and green Africa so you are wrong.

As for Sme we are in 2024 not 2012 and Lagos have the highest Sme in Nigeria, no state in the East is even close, update your data.

Oga stop this mischief of spreading fake news that editorial is fake

EnglishUsa:
Dj play as e dey pain them e dey sweet us

Are you on drugs?

TopBanter:
You are always so bitter, negative and totally devoid of class in a Party pooper way. Can't you simply stay aways and let stakeholders celebrate positive development they appreciate in peace?

You always have to make your sadist presence felt.

Dude can you be sensible for once, so if i ask someone to define progress that makes me bitter? You seem to think like someone who is still in JSS1 because it is clear that the citizens need what will ensure that they have food on their tables and a sense of belonging and not monstrous spectacles called projects, but alas you are not smart to see this.

Jogs1900:
I won't insult you obyno but next time learn to speak intelligently and bring out facts to proof me wrong.

Oga i am only saying this try and stop all this banters. These politicians don't give a hoot about you, so please be intelligent for once and stop encouraging hatred.

deji17:
Bitter Obi and his headless mob left the group chat..

Don't you think you should be doing your school homework rather than taking the phone to browse on the internet and comment on elder's topics? Go and play and stop saying rubbish.