PDPGuy:


Well, we don’t know the full details of the proposed stadium: whether it would have shopping spaces, as we see in some other countries. If it comes with shops, then I won’t criticize this project cos the governor would be further enabling commerce in the state.

Incognito9:
Just look at the way they're toying with country's currency

Too bad 😔

Pump and dump coin

liveLongNprospa:
This is in Abiriba in Abia state.
State government dey ment oo

liveLongNprospa:
Is it possible that money is being printed and used to buy fx to hoard?
Because I don't understand why we have this much cash in circulation when we are trying to fight fx.

izzou:


I visited a Health centre in one of the interior villaages of Ebonyi. It was built by USAID

If you see the condition of this place, you will know we are mad in this country. Everything was left to deteriorate.

I won't be surprised at all

liveLongNprospa:


Wawu.
So why not just give these places to the community or like Peter Obi did, hand it to the church to run.

Because it seems our government was cursed with waste

Itsrm:
Izzou see your mate

An unbalanced life we live in!

I dey struggle to find one, this guy dey hit hattrick

iamoyindamola:

Hand it over to the community I agree but giving it to church to run is not ideal at all

izzou:


An unbalanced life we live in!

I dey struggle to find one, this guy dey hit hattrick

liveLongNprospa:
Abi this one join wetin dem dey use do PUMP and DUMP for NSE?
Itsrm wetin you think?

Realmrsean:
Police is your friend

https://twitter.com/dammiedammie35/status/1752971716559556967?t=MneSgosfV4rUoGQpy485Dw&s=19

BlueRayDick:



Na why I tell am say godfathers Don dey different parts of the country tey tey.

I watched a clip of Adedibu saying a whole sitting president and party leader OBJ begged on behalf of Ladoja'(a governor He installed),but Adedibu no gree. He said Ladoja was done and that was it!

Adedibu was everything Wike is trying to become today and more.

BlueRayDick:


What do u think is responsible for all these?

Is it tribal politics?
Is it low literacy level in the state?
Is it non-challancy of the educated elite?
Or is it that the state was never designed to develop?

iamoyindamola:

Hand it over to the community I agree but giving it to church to run is not ideal at all

afrodoc2:


Adedibu said imagine o, he was only asking Ladoja to give him only 25% of the state’s security vote but Ladoja refused.
Just 25% pere. Is that too much? That people can now see that Ladoja is the one at fault.

😄😄😄

DissTroy:


Generally, people from Southern states tend to hold governments at the three levels accountable than their Northern counterparts.

Historically, there was a time when a ferocious critic of the state government being, for example, in Lagos under Tinubu, Akwa Ibom in Akpabio's first tenure, Abia under OUK, Enugu under Nnamani, and Ogun under OGD was relatively dangerous, but I think it's abated. Actually, it has.

Southern states went through the phase Reccy is mentioning in terms of repercussions for vehement state government criticism. The relative ease and freedom to criticize these Southern state governments now was earned through tears and blood.

BlueRayDick:


Even God of Nigerian pastors dey collect 10%, baba wan collect 25% ....That baba na the role model of all music record label for Nigeria because his own percentage no be here. I think they called him Alaafin Molete

afrodoc2:


The guy worry.

He now ended the interview by saying he doesn’t even want the percentage again. That Ladoja should just be going.

BlueRayDick:


Church Agbasa !

Asiko ore-ofe tikoja, idajo lokan.

afrodoc2:


He was the first person I heard them refer to as strong man.

They always start with “strongman of Ibadan politics”. 😄

BlueRayDick:


Yeah, His strongman was both in violence and grassroots. He was known to be philantropic so he has the backing of the common man. If una come say his grassroots base is not enough for u, he will use violence by activating his boys to scatter everywhere.

My dad used to tell us tales about how strong the man was in local politics

BlueRayDick:


Yeah, His strongman was both in violence and grassroots. He was known to be philantropic so he has the backing of the common man. If una come say his grassroots base is not enough for u, he will use violence by activating his boys to scatter everywhere.

My dad used to tell us stories about how strong the man was in local politics

GloriousGbola:


I think he had a joint that served free amala on the regular.

You know amala is an Ibadan man's kryptonite.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Where are the cows??
Is Evans a herdsman?