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As predicted, Ahmed Tinubu has stolen Nigeria blind. But, he will vomit everything. Time is patient.

etokhana:
Why Did Tinubu Drop His Accounting Firm Claim in the New INEC Form? - Oseni



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Because he lied. He know there will be consequences if he repeats that fraudulent claim.

omenka:
I hope that short atatured, short fused Mehdi wannabe doesn't do himself in after the election.

The question you may want to answer is whether or not Tinubu forfeited money said to be the proceeds of the narcotics trade. Is that the kind of person you want as your president?.

aswani:
I am not sure where this has come from and it is unfair you throwing shade at me in such a manner.

Please let's get back to the thread on CIA files to wrap that up

Finally, I don't mind if President Tinubu is defeated, remember I am on record saying he shouldn't be in politics, neither should Peter Obi and Atiku, as they are all, without exception, part of a useless, selfish and unprogressive political class.

My dear friend,

The only reason I haven't been engaging recently is that I'm currently fine-tuning my research thesis. Please forgive my earlier sweeping statement. It should be understood in the context of the anonymity we all enjoy in this space. Inevitably, that anonymity breeds suspicion on all sides.

The matter we're discussing still seems to be evolving, especially if the news about Atikus's latest complaint to Washington is any indication.

I also haven't had the opportunity to follow up on Mr. Hundeyin and his partners' FOI case because of time constraints, but I do intend to look into it as soon as I have a little more time.

Please accept the assurance of my continued regards, and I wish you a happy and restful weekend.

Desperation has set in. They are facing reality now, yet their Nairaland foot soldiers want you to believe otherwise. Oh well, they have to eat, including my special good friend, Aswani.

seunmsg:
Obidients are really pained by Trump's letter of commendation and cooperation to President Tinubu, they have to go get a faceless guy to issue a disclaimer through a worthless blog. Below is the link from Reuters reporting the same story.

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/trump-praises-nigerias-efforts-against-violence-towards-christians-2026-07-22/?taid=6a6152a81e90770001880ff4&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

Why is Tinubu afraid to publish the letter in question?. Do you want us to believe the words of an individual associated with narcotics?. A man whose age, parentage, real name, education, and, at this point, even nationality are all in question?. Tinubu is a man of ill repute and therefore undeserving of trust. Publish the letter so the Americans will add another charge to his rap sheet.

APC and senseless lies are 5&6.

yarimo:
Very poor Photoshop mteeeew

BAd belle.
PO is already presidential. Get ready for opposition.

Wike daughter graduates in UK university. Soludo daughter graduates in UK University. But you are here daily attacking your fellow disenfranchised and impoverished citizen. And una believe say una get sense.

Nigeria MUST apologise and pay reparations to Ndigbo. This is not only for the civil war, but also for the various mechanisms of persecution, going back as far as the amalgamation and leading up to the criminal division of the Eastern region in the failed attempt to weaken their economic and political coherence and control their oil and gas resources.

Until then, everything remains open-ended.

This is great news if true, but this government are to show us the arrested or dead kidnappers, or be honorable and tell us how much ransome they paid for their release.

Yep

So, here's the bet as it stands.

Edit: I can't seem to be able to attach the thread screenshot

Parachoko:
If you lose the bet, you can increase the amount you will send to each Asiwaju supporter who's interested in the money

If I lose, I can send it to you, or share it among some Obi supporters here on Nairaland

Give it to any children charity of your choice when you lose. I will send mine wherever you designate.

lionshare:
It’s impossible. There isn’t a single South East state that’ll return anything below 25%.

You lot clearly haven’t gotten the memo. There’s an internal power struggle within APC between the South East and South South. The absolute minimum either bloc needs to do to remain relevant in the succession conversation is deliver at least 25%. Anything less and they’re effectively out of the race.

As things stand, the South South is in pole position, thanks to its first-mover advantage and the fact that, unlike the South East in 2023, it didn’t put all its eggs in one basket.

Why are "you lot" this much confused?. What changed since 2023?. Ndigbo only do what is profitable - competence. period.

Una go dey una villages in Oshogbo and Ogbomosho dey cap nonsense. Put all your eggs in which basket?, who ever told you an average Igbo depends on any government for anything?. We are talking about Ndigbo here, a war conditioned people who invented an apprecticeship system (Igba boi) to survive and grow. An ethnicity already accustomed marginalization who provide their own water, build their roads in their communities themselves, schools, health centers, provide security and electricity, even police station, you name it.

They will now vote for one demented wicked thief, a confirmed criminal. An 80+ yearls old man who have borrowed Nigeria into stupor, and told the lenders that Nigeria will pay back by 2050, a year wherein his bones will already be rotten under 6ft. How can anyone be so irresponsible?.

Do you even know how Nigerians in general see this criminal in Aso rock, or the equally criminal APC governors, including their southeast counterparts who will definitely betray the Aso rock weassle?. Even the Yoruba, who are normally parochial by nature, have unanimously rejected Tinubu and his wife. If in doubt, go to any market and nicodemously interview sellers and shoppers.

I know this hurts, but the truth's gotta come out. Y'all can't gaslight us. We Nigerians do not deserve what we are going through, and we will reject this government we did not vote for again at the polls, and this time, we will protect out votes. That was the mistake in the last edition and Tinubu snuck in at 4:00 am.

Listen, we know APC and Tinubu believe they have a perfect rigging arrangement, but wait for campaigns to start. Those he is scheeming to jettison from the polls will be on the ballot, and it's game on. Failing, we will finally determine who owns this country. I don answer you and your 30k per month confratenity.

Eggs in one basket ko!, Okitipupa eggs ni .

Parachoko:
So if Asiwaju get at least 25% In the South East, you will distribute 20k each to 10 Nairalanders

If Asiwaju does not get up to 25% in Enugu, I will give out 20k to 10 Nairalanders

Are you in?

I bet 10 million, but we can do this as well.

Parachoko:
Are you willing to Bet on this?

Yes.

I am willing to bet 10 million naira that Tinubu will score below 8 percent of Enugu votes.

CharlesCNG:
Thank you for the free masterclass on how Nairaland works. I appreciate the advice about my "epistles."

The only problem is that my experience doesn't support your conclusion.

In less than one month, my threads have attracted close to 2,000 likes, hundreds of shares, and a growing number of followers. That tells me people are reading them—even if you claim you don't.

Perhaps the mistake you're making is assuming my posts are written for Obidients. They are not.

My target audience is the thousands of silent readers who come to Nairaland to compare arguments before making up their minds. They may never comment, but they read. They weigh both sides. They think for themselves.

That is why I don't mind writing in detail. My audience knows me, and I know the kind of discussions they appreciate.

Obidients are free to keep shouting "paid agent," "epistles," "nonsense," or "I didn't read it." Those labels have become so predictable that they now sound like a standard disclaimer before avoiding the actual argument.

So, thank you once again for the advice. I'll continue contributing every day, and you're equally free to continue announcing that you didn't read what you keep responding to.

In the end, the silent readers—not the loudest commenters—are the audience that matters most.

Listen, mate, we've been there and done that on this street. If you stick around a bit, I'll have your time eventually. Stand by.

yarimo:
It will be very difficult for Peter obi to get 200k total votes cast in the whole of northern state in 2027

We heard the same nonsense in the last edition. I guess those who told you that Mr Obi got more than 35 per cent of the vote in Borno must have been drinking Kunu and Burukutu. It's no wonder Tinubu is searching for a replacement.

CharlesCNG:
😂 Ah yes, the famous Obidient Time-Deficiency Doctrine.

You had enough time to ask, " To assert obi built COOUTH, Amaku, Awka in record time and ask someone to mention one similar thing Tinubu has done in the health sector."

Then we did did exactly that—with specific projects, programmes and policies—you suddenly ran out of time.

My good friend, you don't lack time. You lack a rebuttal.

The oldest escape route in debate is to pretend you are too busy immediately after your question has been answered.

If those are "lies," this should be the easiest debate in the world for you. Pick just one item from the list and prove it false.

Was the Specialist Complex at FMC Jabi not commissioned?

Were the oncology centres not commissioned?

Were thousands of primary health centres not revitalised?

Did health insurance enrolment not increase?

Were the ambulances not deployed?

Or was the executive order on local pharmaceutical production imaginary?

You asked for one achievement. You got several. Instead of refuting even one, you announced your departure.

That is classic Obidient debate: ask a question with great confidence, receive an evidence-based answer, then suddenly discover that you "don't have the liberty of time."

My friend, if you had time to make the allegation, you should have time to examine the evidence. Otherwise, don't mistake an exit for a victory.

Consider the time you spent typing the above nonsense a waste because I did not and will not read it. Let me let you in on a little nairaland secret, folks on here don't read episteles, so always keep it short. As for wasting time, that's all you've got. They pay you a pittance to waste it, so go ahead.

CharlesCNG:
😂 Ah yes, the famous Obidient Time-Deficiency Doctrine.

You had enough time to ask, " To assert obi built COOUTH, Amaku, Awka in record time and ask someone to mention one similar thing Tinubu has done in the health sector."

Then we did did exactly that—with specific projects, programmes and policies—you suddenly ran out of time.

My good friend, you don't lack time. You lack a rebuttal.

The oldest escape route in debate is to pretend you are too busy immediately after your question has been answered.

If those are "lies," this should be the easiest debate in the world for you. Pick just one item from the list and prove it false.

Was the Specialist Complex at FMC Jabi not commissioned?

Were the oncology centres not commissioned?

Were thousands of primary health centres not revitalised?

Did health insurance enrolment not increase?

Were the ambulances not deployed?

Or was the executive order on local pharmaceutical production imaginary?

You asked for one achievement. You got several. Instead of refuting even one, you announced your departure.

That is classic Obidient debate: ask a question with great confidence, receive an evidence-based answer, then suddenly discover that you "don't have the liberty of time."

My friend, if you had time to make the allegation, you should have time to examine the evidence. Otherwise, don't mistake an exit for a victory.

I really wished I had the time to engage you.
Spoiler alert: I am very capable.

kunle4toyeyaho:
Tinubu and Obi are not on same pedestal. How can you continue comparing someone who could not solve erosion problem for 8 years with Tinubu that tamed Atlantic Ocean surge and prevented it from consuming Victoria Island? Igando road network,Oregun road, Itire-Lawanson- Yaba road constructed by Tinubu dwarfs your candidate's achievement. As for me, any of Umahi,Soludo is my preferred Igbo future presidents

The whole of Lagos turned into a sea recently. That's your master builders master plan. Save for historically isolated erosion along designated corridors, Anambra state is home and dry. A Peter Obi legacy many years after.

CharlesCNG:
Yes, Obi’s administration played a major role in developing COOUTH, Amaku, Awka, and Obi has claimed it was completed within two years to save medical accreditation.

But let us not turn that into mythology. The claim that it is Nigeria’s “fastest-built teaching hospital” appears to be Obi’s claim; I have not seen any independent national ranking confirming it. Given obi's inclination for exageration i will take that for a pinch of salt.

So yes, credit Obi for COOUTH — but don’t turn campaign testimony into scripture.

Now to Tinubu.

The question “name one complete hospital Tinubu has built” is deliberately narrow. A federal government does not measure health-sector performance only by building one brand-new hospital from bare land.

Sometimes the wiser investment is to upgrade existing federal medical centres, equip teaching hospitals, expand primary healthcare, deploy ambulances, build laboratories, cancer centres, emergency centres and specialist units.

After all, a hospital is not just a painted building. Without equipment, specialists, drugs, laboratories, theatres, oxygen, ambulances, power, health insurance and referral systems, it is just a consulting clinic wearing agbada.

So let us list Tinubu’s health-sector record.

Under Tinubu, many new and upgraded health infrastructure across the six geopolitical zones, including the Bola Tinubu Specialist Complex at Federal Medical Centre, Jabi, Abuja, with consulting rooms, theatre suites, ENT and ophthalmology departments, laboratory, pharmacy, VIP wards and general wards has been commisioned.

The same report listed the deployment of 145 tricycle ambulances, six boat ambulances, 79 emergency ambulances for federal tertiary hospitals, and CNG-powered ambulances for all 73 federal tertiary health facilities. That is healthcare access, especially for rural, riverine and hard-to-reach communities.

Tinubu also commissioned or upgraded several specialist projects: Polio Emergency Operations Centres in Kano, Katsina and Sokoto; Gadon Kaya Primary Health Centre in Kano; Aboh Primary Health Centre in Delta; a two-storey laboratory complex at University of Uyo Teaching Hospital; an administrative complex at UNTH Enugu; a pharmacy quality-control laboratory at ABUTH Zaria; a 50-bed Mental Health and Drug Rehabilitation Centre at University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital; and the Lagos Immunisation Supply Chain Hub.

The Federal Ministry of Health also said nearly 3,000 primary health centres had been revitalised under the IMPACT programme, with 27 comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care sites established, and over 1,602 Level 1 and 1,360 Level 2 health facilities revitalised across the six geopolitical zones.

Beyond buildings, Tinubu’s health reforms include health insurance expansion. The Ministry reported that enrolment rose from about 16 million to over 22 million Nigerians within three years, while approving a fresh ₦32.8 billion BHCPF disbursement to states.

The government also launched maternal and newborn interventions. The Federal Ministry of Health reported a 17% reduction in maternal deaths and 12% reduction in newborn deaths across 172 high-burden LGAs under ongoing health-sector reforms.

Cancer care has also been expanded. The Federal Government commissioned oncology centres in Katsina, Enugu and Edo, with VON reporting that the programme was meant to double Nigeria’s cancer treatment capacity and expand diagnostic screening.

Tinubu also signed an executive order to increase local production of healthcare products by removing tariffs, excise duties and VAT on specified pharmaceutical machinery, equipment and raw materials. The objective is to reduce production costs and strengthen local production of medicines, diagnostics and medical devices.

So the answer is simple: if your only definition of health achievement is “show me one hospital building,” then you are reducing healthcare to block, cement and ribbon-cutting.

I really wish that I have the liberty of time to engage Tinubu supporters and their lies. I just don't at the moment.

ryloy:
30 Major Milestones In The Health Sector Achieved By President Bola Tinubu

Answer me this straight. As governor, Peter Obi built the Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH) in Amaku, Awka. It is the fastest-built teaching hospital in Nigeria. Now, can you name one complete hospital that Tinubu has built in his three-plus years as president?.

According to the boi-boi's of the akara and Kuli-Kuli campaigner's husband, na dem go school pass Igbo. Mad people everywhere.

aswani:
Sir, this is the 3rd of July. Haven't we waited long enough for a process that was meant to have been held in court on the 1st of June, this is over a month ago.

I told you Hundeyin was being cute and none of these court dates were real.

You are clearly an articulate person, how you ended up being an Obidient shows we are all infallible and make mistakes at certain turns in our lives.

I do wish you a blessed weekend anyway.

My dear friend and brother, have a little patience. I cannot promise how this will be resolved, but the facts remain stubborn. Have some patience. I can't really go into much detail right now because I'm currently watching the Egypt vs. Australia match at the stadium. To you and yours I wish a great summer weekend!