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Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by Penguin2(op): 6:16pm On Mar 05, 2023
reddingtonblack:
Did you not also see foreign Leaders of the different nation congratulating Bola Ahmed Tinubu as president of Nigeria, that is what counts jare
As far as foreign media are concern they never pray any africa country get it right, so the more you people keep running to them it is there delight that you sell your country for cheap to them, IF you people think tarnishing your country to the outside world is the solution please knock youselves out ... but remember all the petition Igbos wrote against buhari becos of Nnamdi kanu what good came out of it . pls continue make una go Al-jazeraa next
Nnamdi Kanu’s case was different because the government could argue he was causing mayhem and disorder.

But they have nothing on PO.

PO engaged on a lawful exercise and INEC executed shambolically.

The world will listen this time.

About world leaders congratulating Tinubu, they are just following protocols. After all, if Nigeria elects a pig, they will laugh inside and still work with the pig due to some international conventions. Doesn’t mean they don’t know Tinubu is a criminal who rigged elections.

Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by Greggdekor007: 7:30pm On Mar 05, 2023
I so much condemn and rebuke electoral violence. People should be free to exercise their civil responsibility.
Since we agreed to practice Democracy, it is a game of numbers and we must let whoever emerges be the majority's will.

All forms of Violent, be in the West, East, South, and North of the country should be condemned and perpetrators brought to book.

This lady and others in the East, South, and North of the country that are victims of Political violence are the Heroes of Democracy.
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by reddingtonblack: 8:10pm On Mar 05, 2023
Penguin2:
Nnamdi Kanu’s case was different because the government could argue he was causing mayhem and disorder.

But they have nothing on PO.

PO engaged on a lawful exercise and INEC executed shambolically.

The world will listen this time.

About world leaders congratulating Tinubu, they are just following protocols. After all, if Nigeria elects a pig, they will laugh inside and still work with the pig due to some international conventions. Doesn’t mean they don’t know Tinubu is a criminal who rigged elections.
Maybe Nnamdi kanu case was different but that does not negate Nigeria is a sovereign nation meaning no nation can dictate or regulate our affairs.

Anyone who understands "sovereignity" we just laugh at the igbos, what do they expect that Biden or king of england will just give order that, INec come here raise up your hands and close your or eye or go re-run an election immediately shocked i don't just get it
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by solomorinho(m): 8:54pm On Mar 05, 2023
Wali84:
tribalistic woman
You be witch o
Even with the wound...tueh keyboard thug
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by caandi: 9:27pm On Mar 05, 2023
ayinba1:
Are you Igbo in Lagos or not? I think the person meant Igbos regardless of their location.
yes a proud igbo, born and brought up in Lagos - as for the person quoting he’s free to run his gutter mouth I don’t have time to banter words with him
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by lexy2014: 3:46am On Mar 06, 2023
Buddha3:
The guy is right.

Western powers have played very critical roles in the underdevelopment of the African continent as a whole. Every single African leader who has ever made efforts to grant total independence to African countries, never lived long enough to actualize that dream. The West prefers to have the black continent in perpetual dependence and systematic servitude, all so they can always benefit from the abundant resources that Africa has. Instances abound that explain their high-handed complicity in the African leadership decadence.
i dont remember telling him whether he is right or wrong. i only asked "How are the European countries the reason why we are where we are today?"

who are the "African leader who has ever made efforts to grant total independence to African countries, never lived long enough to actualize that dream"?

does the same apply to nigeria?
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by 9japride(m): 4:41am On Mar 06, 2023
I hope the attacker family members are proud of him? Tomorrow he will become an elder and some people will start giving him respect, not knowing he's a miscreant who tried to sabotage the electoral process. That's why I am not surprised when some leaders act very funny while in government. Majority of them lived like these present urchins while they were young. So don't expect any magic from them. Just imagine these present urchins who are masters in tribalism, bigotry and religious fanaticism becoming a leader tomorrow? I just pity those that will vote them in. Smh
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by theforemost: 8:01am On Mar 06, 2023
BBC didn't see the ones in Enugu, Anambra!! They are the ones in support of Obi. They are still with him. BBC couldn't have done that without the orders of the U.K govt
Re: Election: BBC Africa Interviews The Lady Attacked In Surulere (Video) by BarakBB: 12:38pm On Mar 06, 2023
JASONjnr:
Omo, I just weak and I totally lose interest in everything....

Been very inactive at work and my bosses are beginning to feel my slowly moves.

One begged me not to leave.... Omo, I just the contemplate to leave this country....

There's no hope!
Don't lose hope

Something definitely change this year, haven't you notice that some politicians are beginning to beg.
It's getting better.

Keep hope alive
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