₦airaland Forum

Willy2025:
Does he have to appoint Administrators? Why not simply reconcile the warring parties and leave the state? Ibas is overstepping his bounds. I heard his wife has equally taken over the office of the first lady. Let him go to his state and contest for the office of the governor if he is so hungry for power

sogodihno:
One thing I like Tinubu for is his courage, no president can take the step he has been taken in their first time in office

ZombieTAMER:
Ugwuanyi was the worst Governor evKer in the South East

A crony of Wike

This is Tinubu enthronement of corruption

If you ever had hope on Tinubu to turn things around.... please think twice

There's no hope in the shithole

Stricker321:
Politics is about strategy and reality, not by emotions and sentiments. The sure way to remove Tinubu in 2027 is for Peter Obi to run as VP to Atiku. They cannot rig the outcome of this combination.

What most Obidients don't know is that Tinubu rode on Peter Obi to become president in 2023. Anything apart from Atiku/Obi will likely fail and return Tinubu for a second term as president.

Either use your brain or continue to rant out of emotions but I can assure you that if Atiku decides to run separately, and Obi also decides to run, Tinubu will remain in office.

You can see that Tinubu is already paving the way for Obi to run that is why the Supreme Court sacked Abure just to play on the emotions of Obidients and give them a false sense of hope. They know what they are doing. Ordinarily, the Nigerian judiciary we know would have upheld Abure as LP chairman but they sacked him to make it easy for Obi to run again in 2027 and seriously tear apart Atiku's votes just like 2023.

While Peter Obi may have good intentions, he must be told that he is covertly working for Tinubu if he decides to run solo in 2027 again.

jazzman7711:
Tinubu’s policies are pushing Nigeria in the wrong direction, even though they are initially harsh, due to subsidy removal. There are still harsh in the subsidy removal regime. The effects will ease in due course in the propaganda, as prices of fuel and food see a steady rise with a bottomless inflation.

There should be an INFRASTRUCTURAL REVOLUTION going on in the country. The states’ monthly allocation has increased fivefold since subsidy removal. Yet workers earn salaries like beggars.

EVERY STATE IS SHOULD NOW BE A CONSTRUCTION SITE.

In fact they’re in competition to increase inflation.

The other day I saw Benin I couldn’t believe it.

Enugu state? Kidnappers have taken over there and people are always in panic when they travel.
Kaduna? My goodness. See beauty of a city. Tree-lined streets. Fantastic roads.
Bandits, herdsmen have continued to wreck the north and our leader is helpless.
You guys need to travel around this country. It’s not yet the Nigeria of our founding fathers.

benuejosh:
Tinubu is truly a democrat who has deep love for everyone in Nigeria.

Now, tell me, if it was Peter would he have awarded even a street in Lagos? The man Peter Obi would have only picked up fight with the Yoruba people.

Anambra will massively vote for APC in 2027.

Ride on Mr President.

adecz:
So, if a Nigerian living in the US is
jailed for murder, serves 15 years
and comes back to Nigeria, his criminal
records from the US is automatically
cancelled or of no effect

SoftSport:

Natasha's petition is more about political rivalry than legal grounds, as Senator Imasuen's disbarment in New York shouldn't define his ability to serve in Nigeria, especially since he wasn't disbarred here.

TimeManager:
Congregation of vultures. They can't even lace Seyi Tinubu's shoe, he will defeat them before 12 noon on election day, much more the Jagaban himself. Say Jagaban!



-Kiss the truth!

Jayhome24:
Dame story on and on and on. Bia, u nor get anything important to talj about or what?

Same rhetoric jargons over 2023 all the time.

fulanimafia:
How many World Banker of the Year awards has Soludo won?

He is an excellent brain himself and they are friends and professional colleagues with mutual respect for one another. So there's no need for any comparisons or needless d1ck-measuring, except you're suffering from chronic inferiority complex of course.

yanabasee:
Man of the people....




God will bless you and shame your enemies.... They accused you of many things, they claimed they could do better, they even abused you and called you many names.....


Today, many of them have been decisively dealt with.... When they protest like they used to, they get arrested and tagged treasonous offense.

Today, many of them either keep quiet or deny all the things they used to accused the incumbent of. For the fear of getting arrested. They can't even speak up on their presidential ambition.


God bless you sir.... A true Democrat

Openedheavens:
I need nairalanders' advice concerning my present predicament.

I rented an apartment late last year and discovered my power wasn't disconnected despite having not made any recharge on the prepaid after 2 weeks.

I called my landlord brother who let the place out to me, to inform him about my findings, but he insisted that I was enjoying the recharge from the previous tenant.

I tried checking the balance through the small box used for recharging but it wasn't connecting and I believed it was a network issue

After about a month, my curiosity heightened and for the fact that I hate to be involved in anything illegal, I decided to make further inquiries concerning the metre.

My neighbor and chief tenant who has been in the house for about 4 years told me that there's debt on the metre which made the previous occupant connect directly while by passing the prepaid metre..

I called a friend who once worked with Nepa and he made findings saying the debt on the metre is 118,000 naira. I got the number of the landlord and decided to put a call to him last December.

He claimed that the house has been on prepaid metre since the erection of the building. And said I should ask Nepa how the debt was accrued..
I agreed with him so I decided to make more findings concerning how debt got on the metre.

During this period, a nepa official came for inspection, he dropped his phone number as I was not at home. I called him and explained everything to him..

He gave me the summary of the transaction which showed that the house owed a debt while on post paid, which was transfered on the prepaid meter when it was installed.
The nepa official indirectly asked me to bribe him so he would leave the metre not disconnected which I didn't oblige to.

He came last week to disconnect the metre and I have called the landlord who refused to find a solution to the problem.

My landlord claims he hasn't lived in the compound for a day and wouldn't be responsible for it. I suggested that I clear the bill and deduct it from my next rent. He refused.

I have been in darkness for over a week now and running on generator without any solution in sight.

What's the best measure I can take towards resolving this issue?

saintade01:
Na same aboki still dey laugh you na