₦airaland Forum

OasisX:


......you suppose don mature small nah. You and emotion eh. LOL!

raumdeuter:
Should we make spy360 our Asiwaju campaign coordinator in Enugu? He will guarantee us 70% votes. I can act as his reference

He might even be our Kenneth Okonkwo

DissTroy:
And your man is a bad guy. He's pinpointed and given strong opposition voices either appointments directly or to their relatives.

Here's exactly what the Akwa Ibom PDP Governor said on live television in September 2024 weeks to the LG elections while handing flags to PDP candidates:
"Campaign based on our achievements as a party in the state. Campaign based on what you will do. Do not attack the APC or the federal government or other political parties. No insults to them. Campaign only on what we have done and what you will do when elected. "

In return, Akpabio weakened the APC so they couldn't field LG candidates in most places, and he didn't campaign for them.

That was the day it became very obvious to me how 2027 was going to play out.

I am sure other ND state governors have similar pacts we don't know about.

raumdeuter:
What about this policy banning pornography

https://www.nairaland.com/8365711/house-reps-ask-ncc-block

I think with this ban, ur economy will improve, we will pay all our debt, resolve insecurity and improve education

iamoyindamola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8365874/islam-does-not-mandate-closure




Amoto94

liveLongNprospa:
While this is interesting for APC (FG branch) , what happens to those in apc with actual state interests?
How many of them will buy into Tinuke's politics and weaken themselves to allow him win?

Greatswimmer:
This is not about Islam rather the attitude of the people.
The government just legalize what the people want, normally in my unoversity, there are people that stop coming to school immediately Ramadan start.

The school used to reduce working time during Ramadan, the school close by 4pm instead of 6pm

Most importantly,this is almost 2-3 years that they have started giving break during Ramadan.

Greatswimmer:
This is not about Islam rather the attitude of the people.
The government just legalize what the people want, normally in my unoversity, there are people that stop coming to school immediately Ramadan start.

The school used to reduce working time during Ramadan, the school close by 4pm instead of 6pm

Most importantly,this is almost 2-3 years that they have started giving break during Ramadan.

Greatswimmer:
This is not about Islam rather the attitude of the people.
The government just legalize what the people want, normally in my unoversity, there are people that stop coming to school immediately Ramadan start.

The school used to reduce working time during Ramadan, the school close by 4pm instead of 6pm

Most importantly,this is almost 2-3 years that they have started giving break during Ramadan.

DissTroy:
It's basically every man for himself. If you can campaign hard with ground soldiers to win votes, good for you. But the FG wouldn't move mountains for you.

You think Abia's OUK who is the de facto leader of Abia APC wouldn't cut deals with Otti if it ensures Abia delivers significantly for Tinubu and OUK returns to the Senate while he lets Otti have a field day?

- When was the last time you heard Niger Delta Governors criticize the FG?
- Did you see our Governors publicly wade in when the FG stopped allocation to Fubara after the Supreme Court ruling recently?
- Did you see any PDP ND Governor wade into the recent PDP South South Conference or oppose what Wike thinks is the resolution?
- Have you seen them join issues with PDP National in their fight against Wike?

It's shaping to be every man for himself.
I guess they've realized party is just a SPV and allegiances have to be convenient to be pledged.

iamoyindamola:
Something similar happened in ajah same time this happened in offa
VDM is just hearing about this one it's happened about a month ago when he reported the ajah own too, police kpaing suspects in cells by torturing them

liveLongNprospa:
OH I agree.
I am talking about the governorship aspirants in apc.

What you are basically saying is that Tinubu is planning to leave them in the cold to suffer.

That's the plan?

Greatswimmer:
This is not about Islam rather the attitude of the people.
The government just legalize what the people want, normally in my unoversity, there are people that stop coming to school immediately Ramadan start.

The school used to reduce working time during Ramadan, the school close by 4pm instead of 6pm

Most importantly,this is almost 2-3 years that they have started giving break during Ramadan.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This one wey Bashir dey whine Obi on X, e be like say na SDP all of them wan run go...

How can I support a party with Elrufai on it?

Kai [/color]

raumdeuter:
2yrs out of 4yrs tenure used to fight, Soon re-election fight go start


Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has assured that his administration will implement, to its fullest, the recent judgement of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on the political crisis in the state.
Governor Fubara alluded to the quantum of loss, in terms of money expended, in prosecuting the political crisis, on both sides, which has gone to waste, regrettably.

He said such financial resources and other efforts would be more profitable if they were synergised and channelled to courses that promoted the genuine well-being and good of the state, adding that something more assuring would have been showcased.

https://www.nairaland.com/8365983/rivers-implement-supreme-court-judgement

Na why lawyer dey always fresh be this, Imagine the amount spent on fighting this

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This one wey Bashir dey whine Obi on X, e be like say na SDP all of them wan run go...

How can I support a party with Elrufai on it?

Kai [/color]

OasisX:


Tinubu don settle the matter one of time. LOL!

A former governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, has said the crisis rocking the opposition parties in the country are the design of the government of the day.

According to a video sighted by our correspondent, El-Rufai made the claim while addressing some members of the Social Democratic Party (SDP).

raumdeuter:
I saw that too and seeing Bashir claiming he is Obidient. LMAO

KingTom:
Won ti settle e
Ojuyobo ti settle e
Baba Seyi ti settle e
Jagaban borgu ti settle e

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This one wey Bashir dey whine Obi on X, e be like say na SDP all of them wan run go...

How can I support a party with Elrufai on it?

Kai [/color]

OasisX:


........agreement is eh - agreement. Odili EFCC case wey Fubara dey block, Supreme Court don unblock am. LOL!

Link to the Story.

raumdeuter:
El Rufai leave APC for SDP

The game is the game

El Rufai split anti APC votes to SDP
Obi split anti APC votes to Labor Party
Kwankwanso split anti APC votes to NNDP
Atiku splits anti APC votes to PDP

That's how APC wins a 2nd term. Whoever do this juju for APC wey put their opponents in confusion really sabi work

Last time you split the anti APC votes into 3 and it didn't work, this time lets split it into 4

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think Elrufai and the others are considered SDP because legal battles no dey there.

Maybe na why all of them wan go start from there.[/color]

KingTom:
The Hand of Esau and the voice of Jacob

Nigeria’s economic downturn has led to the closure of approximately 7.2 million businesses between 2023 and 2024 under the President Bola Tinubu-led government, exacerbating concerns about the country’s financial stability.

During this period, Nigeria recorded an estimated N94 trillion loss due to multinational divestments and business closures, according to Dr. Segun Omisakin, Chief Economist and Director of Research at the Nigerian Economic Research Group (NESG).

He made this revelation during the launch of the 2025 Private Sector Outlook report.

Omisakin highlighted that unfavourable economic conditions led to the shutdown of about 30% of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria.

Given that the country has an estimated 24 million MSMEs, this means around 7.2 million businesses have ceased operations within the past year.

“Between 2023 and 2024, multinational divestments and business closures led to an estimated N94 trillion economic loss. Additionally, 30% of Nigeria’s 24 million MSMEs shut down during this period, underscoring the country’s economic vulnerability,” he stated.

The alarming rate of business closures comes amid rising inflation, high operational costs, and increasing economic uncertainty.

Entrepreneurs and business owners in Nigeria have faced escalating fuel prices, transportation costs, and an overall inflation crisis, making it difficult for many enterprises to stay afloat.

As the cost of doing business continues to rise, stakeholders have called on the government to implement urgent policy interventions to stabilize the economy and support struggling businesses.

The NESG report further emphasised the need for improved economic policies, investment incentives, and infrastructure development to revive the private sector and restore investor confidence.

Nigeria’s business landscape remains fragile, and without strategic reforms, the trend of business closures and capital flight may persist, further deepening the country’s economic challenges.

liveLongNprospa:
This Canadian - US economic war nawa oii