Politics › Re: Gov. Otti Set To Flag Off Construction Of New Umuahia Stadium(pix) by Parachoko: 11:59am On Jun 01 |
UzorIyke: Oga, applaud what he's doing no dey change topic. Na wah for you ooo. Your brother's didn't applaud the Governor of Bayelsa when he built an Airport If nah another state in the North or South West and South South, your brothers will tell them not to build the stadium because it's a waste of money Otti should use the money to build a beer factory in Umuhahia |
Politics › Re: Gov. Otti Set To Flag Off Construction Of New Umuahia Stadium(pix) by Parachoko: 9:30am On Jun 01 |
If nah one of the states in the North, South West or South South that decides to build a stadium, Obidients from the South East will claim the money should be spent on building beer factories
Lets see if they will advise Alex Otti to spend the money on building a beer factory instead of wasting it on a stadium |
Politics › Re: ADC: New Judge Fixes Wednesday For Nafiu-Bala’s Suit Against Mark, Aregbesola by Parachoko: 9:23am On Jun 01 |
fergie001: Peter Lifu James Omotosho Joyce Abulmallik Ekwo - now suspended
They have about 9 Judges there but any political case(s) that the man has an interest, goes to the three.
These ones na it's gone! Higher Courts will quash the case in favour of Mark. It's a bad case for Nafiu ab initio. The fact he was in the NEC meeting and signed in attendance says it all, just forget the trial Court and look up to the higher Courts. Gombe is saying he didn't sign, but you're claiming he signed Who will the court believe between the two of you? |
Politics › Re: ADC: New Judge Fixes Wednesday For Nafiu-Bala’s Suit Against Mark, Aregbesola by Parachoko: 9:22am On Jun 01 |
Lanretoye: See drama,so if the court rules against David marks camp what will happen to their convention and primaries? It's all going to be a waste of time and money |
Politics › Re: ADC: New Judge Fixes Wednesday For Nafiu-Bala’s Suit Against Mark, Aregbesola by Parachoko: 9:16am On Jun 01 |
The David Mark faction will eventually lose |
Politics › Re: The Kidnapping In Oyo State Is Political by Parachoko: 8:28am On Jun 01 |
helinues: Bro it's. Bandits can't just come from far away north to be attacking people in Southern part.
It's the same narration with herdsmen that we have been blaming the Fulanis. Whose cows are those herders protecting? The Fulani Bandits have been operating in the Southern Part of Nigeria before Asiwaju became the President |
Politics › Re: The FAAC Allocation Illusion: How Tinubu’s Administration Has Misled Governors A by Parachoko: 7:29am On Jun 01 |
ibabz: The FAAC Allocation Illusion: How Tinubu’s Administration Has Misled Governors About Rising Revenue
I wrote this article, “Has State Allocation Truly Increased? The FAAC Allocation Illusion,” on April 3, 2026 (you can read the full article here https://www.nairaland.com/8646982/state-allocation-truly-increased-faac). Looking back, it’s interesting to see more people beginning to make the same argument and arrive at similar conclusions.
My central point was simple: while FAAC allocations may have increased significantly in naira terms, the real value of those allocations has been eroded by inflation and the collapse of the naira. On paper, the figures look bigger. In reality, the purchasing power behind those figures is far weaker.
This is why I have consistently argued that quoting allocations without considering exchange rates, inflation, debt levels, and actual economic value creates a misleading picture. Numbers alone do not tell the full story.
It is encouraging to see others now raising similar concerns and questioning the narrative that higher nominal allocations automatically translate into greater prosperity or improved governance.
Sometimes, the numbers may change, but the underlying reality remains the samme.
/video/1?s=46 This Is Trash There's a time in this Nigeria Governors couldn't pay salaries or pensions Unser Asiwaju, Governors are comfortably paying salaries and pensions |
Politics › Re: The Kidnapping In Oyo State Is Political by Parachoko: 7:21am On Jun 01 |
I don't believe the kidnapping is political
It's just like calling the kidnappings under Jonathan and Buhari political |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol, Diesel Prices Again by Parachoko: 5:37pm On May 31 |
Proudlyngwa: You should not have used the word travelled in that context You said you fine it difficult to believe Diesel is more expensive than PMS This is your comment below Proudlyngwa: What I still find it difficult to understand, is why Diesel is more expensive than PMS If you've traveled to different countries in Africa and Europe, you will find out Diesel is more expensive than PMS almost every country around the World. |
Politics › Re: Rivers 2027: PDP, APC, LP, AA To Jointly Pick One Governorship Candidate — Wike by Parachoko: 1:09pm On May 31 |
Zionmdde: All because of one man's greed I sha don't blame him, rivers people are responsible for this rubbish What do you want the People of Rivers to do? |
Politics › Re: Is Peter Obi Been Used By The North To Win Seats Even Aisha Yesufu Sidelined by Parachoko: 12:59pm On May 31 |
akingangan: Many people are saying Peter Obi abandoned Aisha Yesufu during the NDC primaries, but it's more like he could not do anything against the Northerners using him The way some of you people reason is so shocking |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol, Diesel Prices Again by Parachoko: 12:40pm On May 31 |
Proudlyngwa: What did you use diesel to do in those countries you travelled to What sort of slow question is this? So you don't know there are vehicles which use Diesel? |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol, Diesel Prices Again by Parachoko: 11:35am On May 31 |
Proudlyngwa: What I still find it difficult to understand, is why Diesel is more expensive than PMS
With this I feel PMS is being subsided by Diesel, because this makes no sense from a position of production.
And the petrol is unnaturally cheap. Nah because you never travel abroad you dey talk like this Diesel is more expensive than petrol in all the Countries I have been to |
Politics › Re: 70% Rejection Of Tinubu And APC By National Polls. by Parachoko: 8:40am On May 31 |
It does not matter, Asiwaju will still win because the opposition are not United |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Senators Insist On Real-time Electronic Results Transfers/transmission. by Parachoko: 8:37am On May 31 |
PresidentMUGABE: Frustrated Nigerian Senators Makes U-turn Insist On Mandatory Electronic Transmission Of Result After APC Denied Them Ticket
It is no longer hidden that Nigerian Senators are currently agitating for mandatory transmission of election result from poling units to INEC server. These were the same people who few months ago stood on the failed APC mandate and said mandatory transmission of election result is optional.
The simple question is why the turn around now after they have lost their primary election. The Senate’s sudden passion for mandatory electronic transmission of election results did not come from love for democracy alone. No. Politics is rarely that innocent.
What changed was simple: the game turned against the players (The National Assembly) who thought they controlled it.Many lawmakers supported rigid party rules and executive backed electoral arrangements because they believed they had secured automatic return tickets. They trusted the system, until the same machinery began quietly replacing them with preferred candidates during the APC primaries.
That was the shock. The senators suddenly realized something dangerous: the political structure they helped strengthen could also be used to politically bury them.And once survival entered the conversation, transparency became attractive.
As our elders say, “The trap a man sets for another may eventually catch his own leg.”By insisting on compulsory electronic transmission without loopholes, lawmakers are no longer fighting for ideology; they are fighting to prevent party machinery from manufacturing outcomes behind closed doors.
In simple terms, many of them now understand that if elections must be won, then votes must genuinely count.The irony is powerful: those who benefited from the old system are now helping dismantle it because the system has finally turned against them.
Politics has a strange way of teaching people the value of fairness. Beer Parlour Article |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal vs PSG: UCL Finals (3 - 4) on penalties On 30th May 2026 by Parachoko: 5:56pm On May 30 |
Tunni: My heart just dey beat very fast for this first half, make Arsenal no carry this kind pattern come second leg, Abeg. Arsenal will keep on protecting the one goal lead |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal vs PSG: UCL Finals (3 - 4) on penalties On 30th May 2026 by Parachoko: 5:55pm On May 30 |
Declan Rice is my man of the match in the first half |
Politics › Re: Nobody In The Southeast Should Protest Against Anybody Kidnapped In Oyo State by Parachoko: 3:56pm On May 30 |
FatimaAbubakar: Nobody In the southeast, South-South, and north should protest against any Oyo kidnapping. Let the people who brought in Fulani mercenaries from the Sahara desert just to intimidate Goodluck Jonathan protest alone. Aura for aura. Oha for oha. Egusi for Egusi. Odin aka AMINDA |
Politics › Re: Beta Edu And The Cost Of Political Rehabilitation Before Accountability by Parachoko: 1:58pm On May 30 |
She wont be proosecuted. |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court sacks Wike-backed Rivers APC EXCO by Parachoko: 1:26pm On May 30 |
press9jatv: his tenure is 4 years. Beke shouldn't have forcefully removed in the first place. Now the APC has appeal the judgement in the supreme court of justice. APC can win at the supreme court |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool Part Ways With Arne Slot With Immediate Effect by Parachoko: 1:18pm On May 30 |
Adakintroy: Liverpool are a naive club. Kloop is one of a kind if that's what you looking for. This guy started on a premier league note.imagiin if he had started likec arteta.
Sometime club need patience and not bow to pressure of the fans. He was given a lot this season, and his team performed terribly He spent over £400m on buying players |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court sacks Wike-backed Rivers APC EXCO by Parachoko: 1:13pm On May 30 |
press9jatv: not over. He was forcefully removed in which it's wrong. Beke will takeover the affairs of Rivers State APC over the court judgement. When will his tenure end? |
Politics › Re: Hope Seyi Makinde Does Not Take Security Vote by Parachoko: 1:00pm On May 30 |
FBIBOT: Gov. Seyi makinde really disappointed me the way he handled the issue of insecurity.... He said it himself that he saw these monsters when he went to Fashola farms and have them displaced then.... After that nothing..... I miss Late Ajimobi.... I might be wrong but he wouldn't have let this invasion to reach this level we are now..... The first thing he tackled was security.... He was at the forefront with operation burst back then Don't mind Seyi Makinde who's arming Amotekun with Pump Actions to fight Bandits with AK47 |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court sacks Wike-backed Rivers APC EXCO by Parachoko: 12:52pm On May 30 |
press9jatv: The authentic APC Chairman in Rivers State is back Chief Emeka Beke.
Appeal Court Affirms Sack Of Okocha-led Rivers APC Exco
Tony Okocha is backed by Wike.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Port Harcourt has upheld the judgment of the Rivers State High Court nullifying the congresses that produced the Tony Okocha-led executive of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State.
The appellate court, in a ruling delivered on Friday by Justice Elfreida Oluwayemisi Williams-Dawodu, affirmed the earlier decision of Justice Obomanu of the Rivers State High Court, who on December 20, 2024 declared the APC congresses in the state invalid.
Tony Okocha and members of the dissolved executive had approached the Court of Appeal in Suit No. CA/PH/523/2024 seeking to overturn the High Court judgment.
However, the Appeal Court dismissed their appeal and sustained the nullification of the congresses that brought the executive into office. Emeka Beke tenure is already over |
Politics › Re: I Support Peter Okoye 100% by Parachoko: 9:56am On May 30 |
FatimaAbubakar: Peter Okoye really spoke my mind. Voting has consequences. The same useless condemned cheap shameless tribal bigots criticizing Peter Okoye were the same people mocking a particular region that they're marginalized because of their voting choices. Now they're being killed left, right and centre by Jihadists and they don't want to accept the truth that their voting choice is paying off.
Anyone who brings ants-infested woods into his house shouldn't complain when lizards start visiting.
If you don't like what Peter Okoye said, you can hug the nearest transformer in your area. Shameless hypocrites. Odin aka AMINDA |
Politics › Re: Fix Oyo First – Presidency Tackles Makinde Over Attack On Tinubu by Parachoko: 9:52am On May 30 |
Amotekun can't fight Bandits with Pump Action |
Politics › Re: Popular Car Dealer, Sarkin Mota, Wins NDC Rep Ticket In Adamawa by Parachoko: 7:13pm On May 29 |
[quote author=Penguin2 post=139557692][/quote]If he contest and win, I hope he won't abandon his people like the okada rider in Kaduna |
Politics › Re: NDC Primaries In Delta State. What A Genuine Primary Election Looks Like (video) by Parachoko: 7:07pm On May 29 |
givedemwotowoto: While the direct primaries system hurriedly passed into law by Tilumbu is a disaster and very fraudulent in its implementation, NDC still decided to take the lead and make it transparent.
There's no 1, 2, 3, 4, 500, 600, 700, 10.99 million.....
Why is the direct primaries a disaster? Because it needs implementation standards. There should be a stakeholders meeting where INEC stipulates the standards and provides implementation equipment.
The normal standard process should be:
1. You arrive at the polling unit and present your membership card along with an ID card 2. Your name is validated on the voter register and you stay in line waiting at a polling booth. 3. There you cast your vote using a ballot paper or computer, depending on which the party chooses. 4. There is no staying in line to count, that is what makes it fraudulent. 5. After voting, the results are counted and a winner is announced. 6. This should make it resemble the real election so that people at least get used to the real election process using their party primaries. I agree with the bolded |
Politics › Re: Stop Deceiving Us On State Police – Gov Makinde Tells FG by Parachoko: 4:06pm On May 29 |
Kukutente23: The 30bn is she in an account waiting for the remaining 25bn from FG When will you provide information on when FG will release the remaining money to the state for a disaster that was caused by their incompetence k |
Politics › Re: Stop Deceiving Us On State Police – Gov Makinde Tells FG by Parachoko: 2:27pm On May 29 |
Kukutente23: Why are you crying for some landlords when we all know that it's not that you really care for them When will you start asking the FG same questions about the kids abducted in Oyo and Borno the VP's state Or don't those kids deserve your concern and more? So when will you provide information on how Makinde disburse the #30b he got from the FG? |
Politics › Re: Timeline: The Tumultuous 5 Days That Made Ojukwu Declare Biafra by Parachoko: 2:19pm On May 29 |
gidgiddy: Background
In 1966, there were coups, counter-coups, civilian and military leaders kill as well as pogroms. Thousands of people, mainly Easterners, majority from the Igbo ethnic group, were killed all over Nigeria, particularly in the North. Millions of Easterners headed back to the East. Lt Col Yakubu Gowonhaf assumed leadership of Nigeria and the then Military Governor of the Eastern Region, Lt Col Ojukwu, was very angry at him for not stopping the killings or arresting those doing it.
https://www.historians.org/resource/biafran-declaration-of-independence/ Thousands of Northerners were also attacked in the East. Northerns in the East had to flee for their dear lives The killing was going both ways in the North and East |
Politics › Re: Stop Deceiving Us On State Police – Gov Makinde Tells FG by Parachoko: 2:15pm On May 29 |
Kukutente23: Go back and read the guy you quoted so you can stop rambling How much did Makinde request from same FG that licensed the miners? How much was given to him? Whn will the rest be released? Why did you jump into the conversation when you have no answer? Some landlord who totally lost their properties got just a mere #1.4m while billions of naira is sitting idle in a bank account. Is this the compensation you're talking about? |