Celebrities › Re: “I Need Them All Publicly Shamed.” Rapper Ycee Takes A Swipe At APC, Tinubu . by Penguin2(op): 11:05pm On Feb 07 |
franchasng: This is the level of anger every reasonable Nigerian ought to have for Tinubu, APC and everything they represent.
These criminals didn't think it twice to remove petrol subsidy, remove subsidy on tertiary education, remove subsidy on electricity tariff, increase customs import duties and while Nigerians where crying, gnashing their teeth to survive the economic destruction Tinubu and his evil APC brought, he still went and brought demonic tax laws to further impoverish Nigerians and Nigerians are quiet.
Implement electronic transmission of polling unit election result to strengthen Nigeria's democracy and make it possible for Nigerians to elect their leaders so as to force elected leaders to start working hard to deliver on their campaign promises when they realize that they can no longer rely on rigging and use of power of incumbency to perpetuate themselves in power, you are giving useless excuses that Nigeria is not ready for that but you imposed demonic tax laws on Nigerians without asking Nigerians if they are ready for it 
Honestly this thing is so annoying I wished they can leave me and that man in one room for just a minute  I have a feeling that something hooge is going to happen to APC in 2027. |
Celebrities › Re: “I Need Them All Publicly Shamed.” Rapper Ycee Takes A Swipe At APC, Tinubu . by Penguin2(op): 11:02pm On Feb 07 |
fergie001: Who vex Omo Alhaji like this?
This administration... I just smh APC and Tinubu are awakening monsters in all us of. And trust me, they are most certainly going to be consumed in 2027. |
Celebrities › “I Need Them All Publicly Shamed.” Rapper Ycee Takes A Swipe At APC, Tinubu . by Penguin2(op): 7:50pm On Feb 07 |
Rapper, Ycee, has gone on public vitriol deriding the ruling party of mal-administration.
Topmost in his angst is the senate’s rejection of real time electronic transmission of results.
Nlfpmod Mynd44 Fergie001
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Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Supporters Propose Obi-kwankwaso Alliance - Arise TV. by Penguin2(op): 7:43pm On Feb 07 |
franchasng: Tinubu will rather spend the rest of 2026 in Indian temple and shrine to make sure this combination does not happen.
Tinubu combines voodooism with bribery, thuggery and tribalism in his politics, that's why he succeeds a lot in Nigerian politics.
Voodoo + Bribery + Thuggery + Tribalism = forever winning in Nigerian politics and that's what Tinubu uses as his political tactics.
If voodoo fails, he uses money to buy people, if money fails, he employs thugs and killers, while using anti Igbo sentiments to mobilize his Yoruba tribesmen against opposition You’re right. |
Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Supporters Propose Obi-kwankwaso Alliance - Arise TV. by Penguin2(op): 6:28pm On Feb 07 |
Jaylord12: If the OK ticket flies,I can bet u they can't rig the election in the North......If you think these law makers are loved let them come home without security,they will see how they are loved..
They election with be over b4 12noon with Obi/Kwankwaso If the calibre of people they say is involved in the project is truly involved in it, then I think the ticket is a possibility. Get Atiku to throw his weight behind them and it’s game over. |
Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Supporters Propose Obi-kwankwaso Alliance - Arise TV. by Penguin2(op): 9:33am On Feb 07 |
Once you start getting this kind of news reportage you know that the deal is already concluded.
An Obi/Kwankwaso ticket even under a Birthday Party will run Tinubu and his Sheeples of governors out of town before noon on Election Day even if Seyi Tinubu is INEC chairman.
With what is coming, Tinubu and APC would have wished they allowed Electronic Transmission of result.
Game on!
And the tears can now start flowing. |
Politics › Kwankwaso Supporters Propose Obi-kwankwaso Alliance - Arise TV. by Penguin2(op): 9:25am On Feb 07 |
The supporters of Kano Strongman, Musa Kwankwaso, have started campaigning for an Obi/Kwankwaso alliance to rescue Nigeria. Supporters of Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, National Leader of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), have proposed a joint presidential ticket pairing Peter Obi with Kwankwaso ahead of the 2027 general election.
Speaking on behalf of the support groups in Kano on Friday, Abba Sadauki Gwale said the proposal reflects the desire of Kwankwaso loyalists to support an alliance capable of rescuing Nigeria from its current challenges.
Gwale said the Obi–Kwankwaso ticket could emerge under any political platform, stressing that the current political trajectory shows a clear shift in public sentiment.
“If the duo gets a chance in the upcoming election, Nigeria will be a better place. We are tired of insecurity, hunger and starvation,” he said.
According to him, the proposed alliance is aimed at uniting Obi’s strong support base in the South with Kwankwaso’s formidable following in the North, creating a broad national coalition capable of challenging the ruling party.
Gwale said the partnership is driven by a shared ambition to wrest power from the ruling All Progressives Congress and its leader, Bola Tinubu, and to deliver meaningful change for Nigerians.
He added that both Obi and Kwankwaso have consistently emphasised policies focused on improving the welfare of ordinary Nigerians, noting that their message of hope and reform is resonating widely.
Related News: Kwankwaso: I’ll Defect Only For Presidential Or VP Ticket
“As 2027 approaches, all eyes are on the Obi–Kwankwaso alliance to see how it will translate this momentum into votes,” Gwale said.
Addressing speculations that Kwankwaso had made demands to join the APC, Gwale dismissed such claims as outrageous, insisting that Kwankwaso’s political decisions are guided by the interests of his supporters nationwide.
He also maintained that Kwankwaso continues to command massive grassroots support in Kano and beyond, despite recent political realignments in the state.
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Politics › Re: NNPC Ran Refineries At Monumental Loss — Ojulari by Penguin2: 5:29pm On Feb 04 |
When we were questioning the genuineness of the so called revamping of these refineries they called us enemies of Nigeria.
But the truth, like pregnancy, will always not be hidden for too long.
Propaganda may help you steal power and run with it but will it help you govern? No. |
Health › Re: FMC Abuja Reacts To Death Of Ifunanya Nwangene by Penguin2: 10:51pm On Feb 01 |
Dem don quickly arrange antivenom keep for the hospital in case anybody wants to go and verify. Wicked people.
Wike could spend billions on ICC, VP residence and in building Judge’s quarters but not fixing basic healthcare nor education.
And such a man is some people’s hero.
May Ifunanya’s fate befall all of you. |
Politics › Re: INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 7:26pm On Jan 31 |
AMINDA: Even INEC is putting a caveat there, "By Court Order". It's a trap to ensnare Obi before another court order derecognises them but some naïve Obidients are nonethewiser and keep urging Obi to go back to LP. Thankfully, Peter Obi is smarter than most of the Obidients. All the while Abure has been there, that caveat has also been there. Caveat or not, what’s important is that about 6 months to party primaries, the official control of Labour Party is in the hands of Obi. Meanwhile, Nlfpmod, Mynd44 and Fergie001 why is this not on front page yet? Because it doesn’t serve your agenda abi? |
Politics › Re: INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 7:21pm On Jan 31 |
Burob: It is impossible for Gringory Obi to win in 2027, totally impossible, misconstrued wishful imagination, remove a sitting Yoruba president from the south west , to replace him with an Igbo wannabe from the south east?, with all due respect, it is impossible, will never happen, that is just the reality.
It is easier for a northerner like Kwakwanso that stands no chance to defeat Tinubu in 2027 than Gringory Obi. So Obi is now an “Igbo wannabe”? He’s not Igbo again?🤔 And meanwhile, you still haven’t shown evidence that I said I’d deactivate if Tinubu won. |
Politics › Re: INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 6:26pm On Jan 31 |
helinues: That's another issue I have with you. Do you have an idea how many times you have made such ridiculous allegations against me which you couldn't provide evidence and eventually tear race.
Can you see what i am talking about. Who do you think will bother to listen to your such characters? But did you and your ilk not swear that Obi will not get up to 1 million votes nationwide? When Soludo wrote his sorrowful letter that Obi will not win up to 4 states, did you lots not clap for, and agree with, him? |
Politics › Re: INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 6:23pm On Jan 31 |
Burob: U swore to deactivate your account, & leave Nairaland if Tinubu won the general election? If there’s one thing my philosophy background taught me very well, it’s that “anything is possible” which is why I never rule out any possibility. As much as I believe it’s possible for Obi to win in 2027, I also believe it’s possible for Tinubu to retain power. So, it is not possible that I could have said, in 2023, that I’ll deactivate my Nairaland account if Tinubu won. This is the 1millionth time you are saying this and whenever I ask you for evidence you crawl back into your hole. |
Education › Re: 19-Year-Old Waste Seller, Samuel Gets ₦1M, ₦7.05M Donations, Scholarship by Penguin2: 10:33am On Jan 31 |
correctguy101: For pidgin English.. this ya comment mean say ya God dey do as e like.
No be anyhow matters be that? 🙄🤧 Lol! Baba God dey bless who Him like and ignore who Him no send. And you don’t tell him who to bless. |
Politics › Re: INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 10:29am On Jan 31 |
helinues: If you don't have any analysis that came close to reality, what do you mean be taught politics
Have you ever for once won any Major arguments/discussion over me before on this forum, I mean ever? How many times have you been taught politics with the winning?
With all the years of failed analysis/support on this forum, you still believe people are still taking you seriously.
Hahaha. Penguin, stop kidney You swore Peter Obi will not win a single Local Government in 2023, didn’t you? |
Politics › Re: I’m Still In Labour Party, But Nobody Knows Tomorrow - Alex Otti by Penguin2: 6:52am On Jan 31 |
I know that whichever party he goes he’d still win his re-election but I do hope he doesn’t go to the APC.
If I want him to play politics, I will ask him to defect to APC and become the Leader of Orji Uzor Kalu and Ben Kalu and extinguish any iota of hope that Ben had of contesting the governorship elections in 2027. |
Politics › Re: INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 6:49am On Jan 31 |
helinues: How many are the LP executives that they have been dragging themselves for over a year now Relax, calm down be taught politics. With Usman confirmed as LP chairman now, it means the entire structure of Labour Party is now firmly in Obi’s hands. The state chairmen, LG chairmen, etc. Then imagine Obi gets the ADC ticket which he would, that’s the ADC structure plus the LP structure working for one man. And if ADC think they want to corner Peter Obi or ambush him then we go back to our 2023 baby. The head and tail is that whether una paymasters like it or not, Obi will be on the ballot in 2027. |
Politics › INEC Finally Recognizes Nenadi Usman As Labour Party Chairperson. by Penguin2(op): 10:56pm On Jan 30*. Modified: 10:28am On Jan 31 |
INEC has finally recognized Nenadi Usman as the Chairperson of Labour Party and uploaded same on their website. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has recognised the Labour Party (LP) National Working Committee (NWC) led by Nenadi Usman ADVERTISEMENT
INEC indicated that the move followed a court order mandating the electoral commission to do so. Checks on the INEC website as of Friday showed that the umpire has now listed Usman as the caretaker committee chairperson of the Labour Party (INEC). Other members of the NWC are Senator Darlington Nwokocha (National Secretary); Hamisu Santuraki (National Treasurer); Aisha Madije (National Financial Secretary), and Eric Ifere (National Legal Adviser.
The development adds another layer of intrigue to the battle for the leadership of the Labour Party (LP), one of Nigeria’s opposition political parties. On January 21, the Federal High Court, Abuja, recognised the Usman-led NWC of the Labour Party, sacking Julius Abure as the party’s national chairman. Justice Peter Lifu based his action on the verdict of the Supreme Court declaring Nenadi as the authentic leader of the Labour Party He asked INEC to recognise the Usman-led NWC as the party’s legally recognised authority until the conduct of the party’s next convention.
According to Justice Lifu, the evidence before the court indicated that Abure’s tenure as Labour Party national chairman had ended. While dismissing the matter as a non-justiciable internal party affair, he said the establishment of the Caretaker Committee was “a necessity” arising from the Supreme Court’s earlier ruling. Following the ruling, the Abure-led group in the LP vowed to appeal the Federal High Court ruling. The spokesman of the group, Obiorah Ifoh, claimed, “the judgment was a clear contradiction of the Supreme Court judgment, which clearly stated that no court has the power to appoint leadership for any political party and that leadership issues are internal affairs of political parties.” ADVERTISEMENT Ifoh claimed that the Court of Appeal had, in the past, affirmed Abure’s NWC as the authentic leadership of the party. “To us, this is a clear contradiction of what the Supreme Court said. The apex court held that all matters relating to the leadership of a political party are internal affairs of the party, and that has been its consistent position,” he said. The internal wranglings in the party date back to the aftermath of the 2023 elections, where the LP presidential candidate, Peter Obi, polled over six million votes. Ahead of the 2027 elections, Obi had declared for the African Democratic Congress (ADC), leaving the Labour Party to appoint Governor Alex Otti of Abia State as its national leader. https://x.com/channelstv/status/2017350976546414672?s=46&t=2AB_wrBea-oBYJf5ZCFV-AMynd44 Fergie001
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Education › Re: 19-Year-Old Waste Seller, Samuel Gets ₦1M, ₦7.05M Donations, Scholarship by Penguin2: 9:35am On Jan 30 |
“Our God is in heaven, He does whatever He wills” |
Politics › Re: Only 9 States Were Considered Clean In 2025 - Statisense by Penguin2(op): 5:42pm On Jan 28 |
Switruth: Lagos shouldn't be on the list. Please replace it with Imo State. That state too clean but without electricity I surprise say I see Lagos for the list o. Like how? |
Politics › Only 9 States Were Considered Clean In 2025 - Statisense by Penguin2(op): 8:53am On Jan 28 |
Statisense has given list of 9 States that were considered clean in 2025 with Southeast having 3 of the 9 states and only Lagos from Southwest.
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Travel › Re: Update On Opebi-Mende-Ojota Link Bridge In Lagos by Penguin2: 8:08am On Jan 27 |
seunmsg: The five SE states put together cannot deliver a 3.9KM dual carriage bridge in 10 years. Which bridge are you talking about? |
Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 11:15pm On Jan 26 |
helinues: Are you confused? Can't you see you have contradicted yourself with your inconsistency arguments? Which of what I said is inconsistent with what I’ve said prior? |
Travel › Re: Update On Opebi-Mende-Ojota Link Bridge In Lagos by Penguin2: 11:14pm On Jan 26 |
This is like the 6th year of this bridge and they are still not done with it.
Sanwolu had sworn that Fourth Mainland Bridge will be commissioned before 2027.
While Alex Otti is delivering several kilometers of road under 1 year, Lagos is busy doing “the more you look the less you see”, and lowlifes are clapping at them. |
Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 8:10pm On Jan 26 |
helinues: Have you seen the statistics of rigging across the regions for the 2023 election? South East lead the way meaning Peter Obi rigged heavily in South East Let us assume, but not admit, that Peter Obi rigged in the Southeast, did he also rig in Lagos, Nasarawa and Abuja? |
Politics › Re: Protesters Chant 'Ole', Chases Wike's Convoy At FCTA Secretariat In Abuja (Video by Penguin2: 6:12pm On Jan 26 |
fergie001: Chai...... This period is not good for "Give me pawa". Last week APC had their delegate Congress and Tony Okocha wasn't aware. Chai! 🤣🤣🤣 Some people around Tinubu have decided to deal with Wike. Wike is better off decimated for the good of those around Tinubu that are eyeing 2027. A strong Wike is not good for any of them. |
Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 4:10pm On Jan 26 |
helinues: Have you not claimed of 2023 election been rigged? So how did Peter Obi win those states when rigging happened. So Obi didn’t win any state in 2023? |
Politics › Nenadi Usman Backs The Zoning Of LP Presidential Ticket To South by Penguin2(op): 4:09pm On Jan 26 |
The next stop is for ADC to also zone their presidential ticket to South. The Labour Party faction loyal to Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, on Sunday declared that the party is inclined towards zoning its 2027 presidential ticket to the South, in line with the principle of power rotation between the North and South.
The Interim National Chairman of the faction, Senator Nenadi Usman, made the declaration during a late-night interview on TVC monitoredby our correspondent.
Speaking on the party’s zoning arrangement ahead of the 2027 general election, Usman said equity and national balance demanded that the presidency should remain in the South.
“Well, it’s the turn of the South. Yes, I believe in a power shift between North and South. So, if the Labour Party wants to fill a candidate now, it will be a Southerner.
“Anyway, this is my personal view. When we sit together as stakeholders, we will decide whether to field a candidate or not. If we are going to the field, where will the candidate come from and all those decisions?
“But from my moral perspective, it is the turn of the South, and a Southerner should be allowed to contest an election at this material time,” she said.
On the party’s likely presidential flag bearer, the former Finance Minister said no decision had been taken, stressing that such matters would be resolved collectively by key stakeholders.
“When we get to that bridge, we’ll cross it. Whether we are fielding a candidate and how we are going to field him is not something that I personally can sit down and make a decision on.
“There is Dr Alex Otti. We also have the NLC and the TUC. These are the stakeholders. So, we have to sit together with them and decide what we should do,” Usman stated.
Abia gov appoints new Enyimba FC head coach She also dismissed speculations that Governor Otti might defect from the Labour Party following the exit of the party’s former presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
“I’m sure he will still be with us, because I spoke to him, actually, when Peter Obi was leaving. I asked him, what about you? And He said, no. He’s still with us,” she said.
Reacting to Obi’s defection to the African Democratic Congress, Usman admitted she was initially displeased but said she respected his decision after hearing his reasons.
“I was unhappy about the decision. But having spoken to him and heard the reason he left, I had to respect his judgment. I just wished him well and said we are praying for him. That’s all,” she added.
The LP factional chair further disclosed plans to reunite aggrieved members of the party through a reconciliation process aimed at rebuilding the party ahead of future elections.
As I said, we want to call everyone together. Let’s bury the hatchets, let’s come together. If truly you are a lover of the Labour Party, this is the time for you to come and join us. Let’s join hands to rebuild our party.
“We are on the verge of inaugurating a committee that will be in charge of reconciliation.
“So that committee, I believe, will go round and talk to everybody that needs to be spoken to and plead with them to come. Let’s join hands and rebuild our party,” Usman said. https://x.com/mobilepunch/status/2015539164393927039?s=46&t=2AB_wrBea-oBYJf5ZCFV-A
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Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 2:13pm On Jan 26 |
helinues: Don't be confused. Didn't 2023 was rigged again?
You guys will just be shifting the goal post anyhow toh Luke How does my question suggest that 2023 wasn’t rigged again? I’m just asking you that despite the rigging, Obi won 11 states and the FCT. How many of those states were controlled by LP? |
Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 1:45pm On Jan 26 |
helinues: The opposition are already decimated. Even before the ADC primary, we have been seeing face off between Atiku and Peter Obi's supporters.
Southerners don't want Atiku except the Igbo's
Northerners don't want Peter Obi, his name is currently an abomination as his supporters are the one inviting Trump to bomb the entire north
South South, South West , North Central already sealed. That's not mouth matter but glaring.
So which hope are you still depending on towards 2027 or how do you people normally do your own political analysis First, the face off between Atiku and Peter Obi exists only in your imagination. Second, that Peter Obi is abomination in the north is an imagination that exists only in your head. Lastly I want to ask you, how many of the states won by Peter Obi in 2023 was governed by Labour Party? |
Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 7:39am On Jan 26 |
seunmsg: If we ask the OP to tell us Peter Obi’s path to victory, he will disappear as usual. Just empty optimism and bravado. No realistic plan on how to win. Why do I have a feeling that you are trying to find out our strategy so that you can transmit it to your paymasters so they can find a way to counter it. Why?? |
Politics › Re: Like Man U Vs Arsenal Game Like 2027 Elections. by Penguin2(op): 7:38am On Jan 26 |
seunmsg: If we ask the OP to tell us Peter Obi’s path to victory, he will disappear as usual. Just empty optimism and bravado. No realistic plan on how to win. Why do I have a feeling that you are trying to find out our strategy so that you can transmit it to your paymasters so they can find a way to counter it. Why? |