Pele.

Nigeria happened to you. “A boat mishap” is a very much avoidable way to die in an oil rich state.

Nigerians are too busy worshipping their favourite political prostitutes while innocent ladies get raped.

These are the issues. The country isn’t safe for the common man. No security, no justice.

sukkot:
alhaji lateef jakande

Did he turn Lagos to paradise or what?

ppogba:


You are expecting opportunists who won elections.baaed on sentiment and sympathies to reject SUVs?

How many of them have such SUVs before?

Dey play.

That’s the typical Nigerian politician for you. Prostitutes! Everyone of them!

And some fools still think this is about APC, PDP or LP political prostitutes they worship.

It is about holding these elites accountable and ensure there are working institutions in place!

If you or your loved ones have a medical emergency that requires surgery overseas, you think any of these political prostitutes will give a 4k about you?

No worry, keep fighting yourselves while the political prostitutes keep looking at you for the poor fools that you are.

And by the way, prayers don’t solve national problems.

stuffs2002:



Na lie joor.

Reno dey pepper Una no be small

How does Reno’s quarrel with Obi improve the standard of living of the average Nigerian?

Both men are living their lives comfortably while Nigerians are suffering. I just don’t understand why you guys are excited over these political prostitutes

Superwave16320:
Sens your message to your foolish father. I do not have time to read the rubbish.

And finally, the ostrich buries his head in the sand.

Do you even know your parents? Were you abandoned at birth?

Don’t you think you deserve better than the scraps the current Nigeria is giving you to survive on?

Take a look at where you currently live and your bank account, does Buhari or Tinubu or any of these political prostitutes you are fighting your fellow Nigerians over face the daily struggles you undergo?

If you have a medical emergency that requires surgery overseas, shebi na the politicians wey you dey support go foot your bills abi? Something you should be getting with medical insurance in a country that works.

Kai, una mumu na season film sha

Kukutente23:

Interest of the masses should not be the business of judges. Judges are not politicians. If you're expecting judges to give judgement based on your perception of what the masses want and not what the law says then, you're worse than politicians.
You failed to get my point. The judiciary had been cowed by Buhari's administration. Tinubu is a politician with strong links to the judiciary since his ACN days. To think judges will simply remove a sitting president is to think wishfully. Some things are not easily done in a system

Ok, so if the incorruptible judges didn’t act in the interest of the masses. In whose interest were they acting?

Well, you’ve explained it

Kukutente23:

I think it's unfair to say the judges were bribed
I don't think it's possible to bribe 7 judges of SC in one fell swoop
You have to agree it's not a mean matter to unseat a sitting president in this part of the world.
Nass for example should be asking him questions based on his claim that he attended a secondary school when it did not exist by now. If Nass who are more independent is not even saying anything, why do you expect a judiciary that has been bastardised, harrased and infiltrated by politicians to undertake such task.
It is what it is. The executive and the judiciary are not equal in Nigeria

Ok, the judges were full of integrity and had the interest of the masses at heart.

Let’s just say they had no selfish interest whatsoever to protect hmmm?

Funny thing is if LP enters, nothing will still change.

LP lawmakers did not reject the SUVs purchased for them o.

Anyways, Nigerians are still yet to realise these political prostitutes have nothing to offer whether they’re APC, LP or PDP.

Mention one Nigerian politician that made life better (not bearable o) for the masses since independence.

Stop heaping your hopes on political prostitutes. There’s no messiah anywhere.

Very soon, Nigerians will sell their organs to eat or japa. Una never see anything

Well well well, an exciting end to the month is shaping up.

pongwa:
you are talking in the r.ubbish

Says your fat bank account

thesicilian:

Nobody cares about your rantings. If you want to be recognized in the scheme of things then bring out competent contestants, not rebranding the failures you have bitterly criticised previously

Tinubu, Atiku, Obi are all part of the system.

I still find it funny when Nigerians heap their hopes on political prostitutes to make the country better.

Peppysco:


O boy, come out of your fake life, Reno is damaging Obi's political career due to his failure to tame you all, his online dogs.

And in your real life, the Nigerian government is making your dreams come true right?

You think I’m bothered with the quarrels between political prostitutes?

accordadoga31:


Hehehe

Are you guys not tired of throwing tantrums from generation to generation?

You have been doing this since the days of Ojukwu

Errr, what connection does bribery have with Ojukwu?

Has Nigerian politicians (whether Yoruba, Igbo or Fulani) made the lives of Nigerians any better since independence?

Or you think the Politicians care about their tribal differences when they loot while they watch your likes supporting them and fighting yourselves in your poverty?

Has the recent wasted years of Jonathan and Buhari taught you anything? Nah… I guess not.

Well well well

Well, the bribe will be useful for her in the afterlife.

Nigerian judges, I hope the bribes collected will be sufficient for this life and the here after. I hope your children and grandchildren will keep benefiting from it too.

anungangampu:
No one is discussing reconstruction

You dey believe political prostitutes?

Even if Tinubu is impeached, APC has preserved itself for the next 4 years by virtue of the Supreme Court ruling.

Guess the beneficiary? Power returns to the Northern elite.

Who gets played? The South.

Who loses? The masses

Who wins? Still the elites.

whatisthetruth:
Misaligned and hand-less arms

He was amputated. Sharia ruling.

Quite painful I must say

Superwave16320:
2027 is just a stone throw away then your pathetic Igbo soul will know if sane Nigerians care or not.

And the funny thing is I’m not Igbo, neither am I resident in Nigeria.

You’re a pathetic fool. How have Nigerian politicians (be they Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa or Fulani) made this country any better for you or your parents?

I don’t just get it, you think these politicians united in their looting give a 4k about you?

Just assess your life and that of your parents and tell me how Nigeria has benefited you all despite paying your taxes and levies.

1. Are your parents pension and gratuity immune from inflation and Naira devaluation?

2. Are you really safe where you are?

3. Are your sisters and daughters safe from rapists in this lawless Nigeria?


Nah…your brain isn’t going in that direction, but tribal slurs turn you on. I hope your Igbophobia caters for you in old age, while these politicians screw you over.

pongwa:
2027 is not far away

Add that to the 8 years of Buhari’s prosperous tenure.

I just dey laugh gullible Nigerians. Una believe say politicians go turn this country around?

Breaking news Reno!

Nobody cares

Kobojunkie:
No need to go in circles here.... go back to my earlier response to get the answer to that question.

Which of the responses selected between “he” or “they” in Daniel 9 v 27?

Kobojunkie:
Go back to my earlier response to you.

So which of the pronouns did you see in Daniel 9 v 27?

“They” or “He”

Kobojunkie:
1. The government did that, not an individual man.

2. A prince or a governmental leads/owns an army?

Read verse 27. Is it “he” or “they” that enters a covenant with many for one seven

Kobojunkie:
1. Where did you get that from?

2. An army is led by just one man or a government?

Who is entering into a covenant with many for 7 years in Daniel 9 v 26-27?

An army? Or the prince to come

Did verse 27 use the pronoun “they”? Or “He”