Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation Agitators Storm Ibadan, Declare Oduduwa Republic by poseidon12: 12:36am |
H muyico: DSS go soon pack these people Why?? Have they committed any crime? |
Politics › Re: Rilwan Olawale Tearing APC Posters And Tagging DSS (Video) by poseidon12: 12:18am On Oct 27 |
Parachoko: He's not smart
He's breaking the law with confidence
He will learn in a hard way
The Agulu Fraud Will Never Become The President Of Nigeria The criminal and drug Lord must go. |
Politics › Re: ADC Supporters Destroy Tinubu/Shettima Placards In Kaduna by poseidon12: 3:35pm On Oct 25 |
yarimo: And ATIKU won't react or condemn it now is alright  Why should Atiku condemn it? Has Tinubu condemned the several attacks on NDC Presidential candidate? And why should Tinubu's posters be allowed anywhere outside Southwest when APC has blocked other parties' posters in the Southwest? APC has no monopoly over violence. |
Romance › Re: U.S. Serviceman Catches Girlfriend Bringing Another Man Home On Ring Camera by poseidon12: 4:31pm On Oct 15 |
Anigreat:

We make a great deal out of cheating. Honestly, there's nothing there hence I considered open marriage as the best. I can sleep with multiple women and my wife can do the same if she chooses to. Life no suppose hard. Yep, you are right, until you contract HIV. Then your eyes will clear. |
Politics › Re: ‘Anarchy Will Consume Everybody’ – Peter Obi Breaks Silence On Enugu NDC Attack by poseidon12: 9:24pm On Oct 11 |
Cyberterror: Peter Obi is labouring in vain. Stupid man. Even Enugu people have rejected him  You should be ashamed of yourself for supporting thuggery. Nigerians will vote out your Tinubu. |
Politics › Re: Why Onyaiken's Suspension Of Governor Alia Is Null And Void by poseidon12: 8:25am On Oct 11 |
FSBoperator: The constitution mandates that all democratically elected executive office holders from the President , VP , Governors , Deputy Governors down to Local Govt Chairmen must resign from any private profiting or paid professional roles once they are sworn into office.
Onyaiken ranting that Governor Alia has been suspended from carrying out his duties as a Catholic Reverend holds no water as the constitution of Nigeria - which remains supreme and above even the Catholic church mandates that Reverend Alia should temporarily relieve himself of being a Catholic priest and to concentrate on governing Benue state which he is now a governor.
Onyaiken can rant all he likes about Alia being suspended by the Bishop superior but the fact remains that the good Reverend - while forever still remaining an ordained priest unless excommunicated by the Pope and Pope alone - has by constitutional mandate since relieved himself from performing mass.
Note that Onyaiken's declaration of Alia being suspended by his Bishop superior only translates to the Reverend being forbidden to carry out mass.
So onyaiken can be rest assured that after the good Reverend completes his tenure , Reverend Alia will be returning back to the church to perform mass . We have heard you, self appointed spokesman of the Catholic Superior. The party APC attracts the worst Nigerians. You guys are so arrogant, it's nauseating. Your Governor Alia stands suspended by the Catholic Church and will be in no position to organize Mass after his governorship term. |
Politics › Re: Feudal Federalism: The 60-Year Lie That Has Held Nigeria Hostage by poseidon12: 12:55am On Sep 28 |
NJ savcy: Your submission is one of the reasons why I don't bother voting in general elections. I love my country, but truth is, Nigeria will never, ever develop with the current political structure we have. Even if we elect a 'better' President tomorrow, the next one could pretty much destroy everything the past one did by a mere pronouncement the next month. See what's happening at the state level. Good governor today, and tomorrow another one pulls down or simply abandons developmental structures and policies by the immediate past due to silly political expediency.
It was Buhari's second year in office that opened my eyes to the actual problems of this country. I thought to myself, "how is it, that two Presidents (Jonathan - Buhari) of different disposition, different religious beliefs, different ethnic extraction and political parties lead the country in similar, almost identical, ways?" I pondered about it and eventually reached the 'skeleton' of the country. Suddenly, I realised that the country is sick at its core. Nigeria was designed as a colonial substitute. The spirit of the Nigerian Constitution perpetuates colonialism under a semantic facade of federalism.
The Nigerian constitution designates the country as a Federation, yet, it tells her to serve a Lord at the center. It tells states to do whatever they want, yet, it empowers Abuja to nationalize any resource that exists at scale. On top of that, it tells the states to gather in Abuja every month to pick up a paycheck whether or not they contributed anything to the economy. This entire setup is anti-development. It's rotten and it stinks.
No state in Nigeria will ever achieve second-tier development status. Look around you and assess our cities. Billions spent, yet, our cities resemble war terrains. The entire structure was never set up to develop us. If we're ever serious about placing Nigeria on the map, the first question we would ask is the constitution question. Yes Nigeria will never work with the present structure we have in place. Nigeria needs to be restructured. But Nigeria cannot restructure itself. It is the President that can lead the push for restructuring. So it is wrong to abstain from voting. You need to vote so we can elect the President that understands the real issues and can effectively mobilize the population and convince the majority of Nigerians on why the country needs to be restructured politically and economically. At the moment, when you mention restructuring, the vast majority of the elites from the core North suspect that you are encouraging secession. We should all take elections seriously. |
Politics › Re: Feudal Federalism: The 60-Year Lie That Has Held Nigeria Hostage by poseidon12: 12:33am On Sep 28 |
Iyobaba: They are like Germany, always on the wrong side of history 😂 😂 😂 Who are the "they"  With people like you, Nigeria cannot make progress. |
Politics › Re: Feudal Federalism: The 60-Year Lie That Has Held Nigeria Hostage by poseidon12: 12:27am On Sep 28 |
Image123: Obi keeps trying hard to sell himself as a better person. We need visionaries like Tinubu that can build institutions that outlast them. We saw him do it in Lagos with things like LASTMA and the state IGR model. We've seen him start re-engineering our tax system, electoral process, electricity, oil and gas and do on. This is why we will continue talking out and making sure, blind lambarism people don't get near Aso Rock. With people like you, Nigeria can never make progress. |
Politics › Re: Feudal Federalism: The 60-Year Lie That Has Held Nigeria Hostage by poseidon12: 12:22am On Sep 28 |
nairalanda1: Sorry, but if there had been no coup, Nigeria would have still been underdeveloped today.
The basis of our development has always been selling raw materials for processing abroad, and using the money for sharing, not improving our productive capacity.
That is why we are underdeveloped.
The thing is, we refuse to use our natural resources to develop industrial products for the world to use. We also have some batshit ideas like 'we don't need to pay taxes' and 'we should toolerate corruptuion so long na our guy' and 'clerical job is best job'
And if we like and divide the country, it's the same mindset.
All African countries are like that. The ones that had coup, the ones that did not have coup, the ones that did not change their constitution. The ones that are even somewhat better are productive.
Until you guys are ready to be productive, forget development, together or apart. South Africa, Botswana, Morocco, Rwanda are productive. Nigeria is a failed State because of the dysfunctional system we are running. To make progress, there must be complete restructuring as advocated by the writer. |
Politics › Re: Feudal Federalism: The 60-Year Lie That Has Held Nigeria Hostage by poseidon12: 12:10am On Sep 28 |
Tonye, thanks for this article. You clearly articulated the source of Nigeria's problems. Nigeria is designed to not make progress. It needs complete restructuring. Your group should link up with other progressive political parties to win elections, and be in a position to provide Nigeria with a new constitution that will restructure the country. Without complete restructuring, the country will never make progress no matter who the President is. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu won't attend the 81st UNGA in New York - Sahara Reporters by poseidon12: 6:53am On Sep 19 |
YouandiAllofus: Tinubu is a public servant and deserves his annual leave after a long period serving his country just like every other worker. You think you are talking to kids? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu won't attend the 81st UNGA in New York - Sahara Reporters by poseidon12: 6:51am On Sep 19 |
YouandiAllofus: Some of you on this forum are drowning in delusions.
What makes you think that Tinubu will be arrested in the US? Does Nigeria have any form of confrontation with the US? Was Tinubu ever declared wanted by any organization at all?
Tinubu is president and would be in the US in presidential capacity and not on personal capacity if he were to attend the UNGA in the US.
If the US was at loggerhead with Nigeria, what makes you think that they would be waiting for the president to arrive their country before swinging into any form of military action when they have the capacity to execute precise military actions way beyond their border like they have shown and done before elsewhere. I am tired of seeing this senseless topic and I don't expect to see any more of it. All of you propagating this fuulish narrative should have shame and grow up. So why has he been carefully avoiding the US under Trump? |
Family › Re: From Breakthrough To Breakdown. by poseidon12: 6:00am On Sep 11 |
psalmsjob: As a business man in such line of trade your supplier of the raw material should be your informal partners not a company you once supplied to but the people you buy raw materials from are in the best position to assist you with materials rather than cash but if you don't buy from a particular source steadily then they won't trust you enough to give you the raw materials.
Build relationships as a businessman or politican that's what Peter Obi is suffering for today with no former commissione or appointed local government chairman who was with him when he was governor for 8 years or those who supported him offline in 2023 still with him today except Aisha Yusuf who eat the labour party polling unit agent money that is still half heartedly with him and he will suffer what you suffered come 2027  What is this Tinubu supporter talking about? You should be ashamed of yourself for supporting such a damaged character that has continued with the destruction of Nigeria that Buhari started. |
Family › Re: From Breakthrough To Breakdown. by poseidon12: 5:53am On Sep 11 |
Hi NotOfThisWorld: It sounds like he didn't want to help and kept lying to you intentionally that he would. When he lied that he was going to send it on Tuesday and didn't, you could've at least started looking elsewhere then.
This is a lesson to not completely trust one person when it comes to things like this and to always have a backup in case that person is dishonest and doesn't help. Relying and waiting and on him to send you the money was your mistake.
Before accepting money for something like this, it's also good to discuss or work out any terms and agreement, especially because they're not your family and may later ask you to return their money or say it's a loan, or ask for a cut. Who knows if you would have one of these issues with him, so maybe it's a good thing he didn't help. It was supposed to be a loan with 10% interest added. |
Politics › Re: Filth: Sanwo-olu Declares State Of Emergency On Waste Management by poseidon12: 8:26pm On Sep 10 |
njokuuche77: Seriously, Lagos is smelling terribly right now. My neighborhood in Ayobo is completely filled with garbage. The PSP operators haven't come to collect our waste for months, even though we fully paid our bills. The entire stretch of Ishefun Road down to Megida is covered in heaps of trash dumped right on the road demarcation. It has never been this bad, and with the rainy season here, the situation is dangerous. Whenever you walk down the inner streets, you are forced to cover your nose because there is a mounting heap of waste in front of almost every single compound.
To fix this mess permanently, we need workable solutions on the ground:
Integrate local cart pushers: Register local operators with small carts to collect waste from the inner streets where big PSP trucks cannot or will not go.Enforce pay-on-evacuation:
Stop paying PSP operators in advance; residents should only pay through the CDA after the trash has been successfully cleared.
Set up CDA-monitored street hubs: Create gated community collection points inside the streets managed by local CDAs to stop people from walking out to dump on the Ishefun Road demarcation. Applicable to other areas.
Deploy the local LCDA task force: Use local council officials to monitor the Ishefun-Megida road and other areas stretch and penalize night dumpers on the spot. Right on point. Very good suggestions. |
Politics › Re: Why Do Nigeria Politicians Buy Houses Abroad That They Will Never Live In? by poseidon12: 12:47am On Sep 02 |
kingsavage: From Atiku to Obi to Tinubu to now Wike and even Sowore all own properties abroad from stolen money, and they don't live in majority of those houses. Why can't they own them here in Nigeria? And they claim to love the country. You must be a Tinubu supporter. You better not include Obi's name in your list of politician thieves. |
Travel › Re: Al-jazeera News Visits Benin Asaba Road Many Days Of Gridlock (Photos) by poseidon12: 9:40pm On Aug 30 |
rossipki: THEY WILL NEVER SHOW THE WORLD OUR GOOD ROADS, THOUGH.....
THEY WILL ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE WORST TO SHOW BECAUSE THEY ARE EVIL PERSONIFIED. Which roads are good in Nigeria? |
Politics › Re: Alleged Drug-Trafficking: Allow FBI Records Released If Clean – Atiku’s Aide by poseidon12: 9:35pm On Aug 30 |
AsomughaChuks02: Same Paul Ibe that was contradicting his boss on the petrol subsidy issue. I hope he consulted his oga before this one because Atiku seems impatient and may sack him if he fumbles again o  This is not about petrol subsidy. Why is Tinubu filing to block the release? |
Politics › Re: Alleged Drug-Trafficking: Allow FBI Records Released If Clean – Atiku’s Aide by poseidon12: 9:33pm On Aug 30 |
aswani: President Tinubu is not blocking anything because he can't block it.
It's an FOIA request that he is a subject of, he can't intervene in the pipeline of information despite being the subject.
FBI can either release documents it has, if any, ot go to a higher court. As it is, they have given a glomar response and everyone has moved on including Greenspan who has fallen out with Hundeyin. Tinubu filed a request to the Court to block the release. |
Politics › Re: Why FBI May Still Be Keeping Tinubu Files Sealed After 33 Years – Mike Arnold by poseidon12: 9:05am On Aug 22 |
HacheNoire: People are just so jobless!
A case that has been concluded and case closed is still being debated in 2026.
His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) faced his case squarely and got exonerated. Looked into the eyes of the judge and still got exonerated.
So what’s the big deal about files? If the US DOJ wants to release the files, they should do, and make sure it is released with unredacted Epstein files #Simple. The case has not been concluded yet. Nigerians have the right to know if their President was a drug dealer. |
Politics › Re: I Better Eat Grass Under Muslim Leader Than Chicken Under Infidel - Alburhan by poseidon12: 5:32am On Aug 17 |
bolaayenimo: The north are saying this to make Christians angry with Tinubu With Tinubu's performance so far, both Christians and Muslims should be angry with Tinubu and should vote against him. |
Sports › Re: Infantino’s Exit Isn’t Enough, FIFA Must Fundamentally Change - Miguel Delaney by poseidon12: 6:30am On Aug 03 |
DeltaBachelor: Chai. There is no place where corruption will thrive. It can only be for a short while Corruption thrives permanently in Nigeria. |
Crime › Re: Bandits Overrun Military Post, Kidnap 70 Residents In Zamfara by poseidon12: 11:32pm On Aug 02 |
yemre: All these communities where these people mass abduction, does it mean they have no policemen living in those communities at all? They attacked the military base there and killed four Soldiers and you are talking about Police? Police presence would not have stopped them. |
Politics › Re: Catholic Bishops visit: Cardinal Onaiyekan's abused clerical Privileges - Ajayi by poseidon12: 1:03am On Aug 02 |
Lithiumite: Onaiyekan was crassly irresponsible, I was shocked that a man of such eminence entrusted with the responsibility to shepherd a creed of millions can be so garrulous and downright unpretentious of bias........I am really ashamed where we are supposed to find wisdom we find tomfoolery, its appalling,then what hope for the country, wisdom is really profitable to direct.
He has brought his cassock into the murky water right in the open and what becomes of that is expected. You should be ashamed of yourself for talking about the esteemed Bishop in such insulting manner. The Catholic Bishops are not sycophants and will always speak truth to power. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 'I Am Against Islam And Everthing It Stands For' - Elon Musk (Video) by poseidon12: 4:49pm On Jul 26 |
To be properly informed, everyone should go online and read the book 23 Years: A Study of the Prophetic Career of Mohammad. The book is written by the Iranian Islamic Scholar Prof Ali Dashti. |
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Politics › Re: #NBAElection: 'I Have Lost Faith In The Nigerian Bar Association' - Okutepa SAN by poseidon12: 9:20pm On Jul 19 |
DrAda: Well, you can always go to court. Which court? |
Politics › Re: Sowore Reacts To Arrest Of Prince Adeyemi: PFIPC Scandal, Biggest Cover-Up Ever by poseidon12: 1:29am On Jul 15 |
Amovingman: See news way Peter Obi and his supporter is praying for
Gbagamiamila is innocent
We know the peple's praying for his downfall Shame on you. |
Politics › Re: GbajaGate Too Serious To Be Swept Under The Carpet - Atiku by poseidon12: 1:25am On Jul 15 |
J Sannisege: SPV and Halliburton bribery cases nko Alhaji Atiku. Hypocrisy and Atiku are like 5&6 Keep quiet if you don't have anything useful to say. It is terrible Nigerians like you that ensure that decent, competent leadership cannot emerge in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour & Tokunbo Wahab Clash Over Lagos Waste Disposal by poseidon12: 9:36pm On Jun 21 |
clearcrystal: I'm with Gbadebo on this. Could anyone believe that in my compound, we have 3 month refuse piled up. No PSP operator showed up to evacuate the refuse. This is the situation in my community. Assuming I don't have space to accommodate 3 month refuse in my compound, won't I be tempted to drop some on the road median? Same situation in my area. Only knuckle heads will disagree with GRV. |
Politics › Re: Why Power Supply May Never Improve In Nigeria. by poseidon12: 2:09pm On Jun 21 |
voortrekker966: Truth is no black African leader can do better than the other. I'm not a Tinubu supporter but he is not doing anything different from his predecessors. Yaradua is praised for reducing the price of petrol during his time but the highest corruption in subsidy happened under him.
I agree with you that Peter Obi may not be able to change anything in Nigeria's power situation. Not because he will not be able to do it but because of the reasons you stated. South Africa is battling the same thing; black people feel electricity should be free. I wonder why you Tinubu supporters are ashamed of admitting it publicly. |