₦airaland Forum

Kushites:
The polls NEVER ''found Trump losing to Kamala by a wide margin.''

And NO. Just because you don't like the results of the polls doesn't mean they were ''manipulated''.

DoctorStanley:
It is only a POLL! Likely a manipulated poll at that. Polls also found Trump losing to Kamala by a wide margin. Polls and the Press in general tend to be quite liberal

sammiewrite:
Your only issue with Kemi is that she exposes Nigeria for what it is. What has she said that isn't the truth. Did Nigeria not employ and protect killer policemen? How many of the erring SARS operatives were removed from the force even with the bloody 2020 protest? Even some of them that are retired like Nwafor of Anambra, did the state went after them?

Just yesterday, a clergy in Pleateau raised alarm that Fulani militias were planning attacks on his community. What did the army do? They quickly debunk the report, accusing the man of raising false alarm. Less than 24 hours, the attack happened as feared. Did heads rolled in the army? Should I also chime in the case of the Nigerian athlete that switch allegiance to Turkey whom some people within the sports federation intentionally denied her participation rights in two major competitions? The people responsible for this, were any of them summoned or sacked? Or should I talk about the case of Prof. Ishiaq Oloyede of Jamb with that show of shame were the future of young Nigerian were derailed with some having committed suicide? Yet, no inquiry was setup, and Prof. Oloyede wasn't invited for questioning. Just sobbing on live TV was enough.

These are the issues that Kemi often highlights in her speeches--that the Nigerian state is protecting and rewarding wrongdoers and mediocrity. Rather than look into these issues, you and your likes are more concerned about how to cover it up or shut the messenger down by shouting on top of your lungs that she is denigrating Nigeria.

Neddstark:
Britain doesn't want a PM eho talks with saliva dripping from the mouth 😀

AndroBlaze:
Who are the "most Nigerians"?

Abeg speak for yourself, Nigerians are now her third biggest detractors.

If you've lived in UK you will know that typical white townie males are the 2nd, while no 1 will be the Asians

malali:

I want you to use the same energy she uses to bash Nigeria and list the social ills of the UK. Go ahead!

That’s exactly why even her own party finds her difficult, she’s two-faced. If you’re going to highlight another person’s struggles, you should first deal with your own.

Maybe if Kemi had used that same energy to address the real struggles of the UK, people might have considered her fit for higher office, possibly even prime minister. I have nothing personally against her, but the minute she made it her business to disparage Nigeria and Nigerians, she made herself fair game.

We’ve only just begun; we will be watching to see if she can ever turn out to be better than the Nigeria she constantly criticizes. I can easily list 20 struggles and social ills in the UK that Kemi hasn’t properly addressed, yet the moment she gets a microphone, she starts attacking Nigerians.

Mark my words: once the Tories remove her, she will fade into political oblivion.

Kobicove:
Were you there when they manipulated it?

malali:
Why am i NOT surprised, even her adopted nationality and party does not want her.

Nobody wants her.

They dodged a bullet.

sammiewrite:
"Social ills"? Like, seriously? Did anything I wrote, which you quoted, translate to gun/gang violence, substance abuse endemic, poverty or unequal economic opportunities? Or has the meaning of "social ills" changed overnight?

I mean, what is the big deal in pointing out that the Nigerian state and her governments is not only aiding and abetting wrongdoers and law breakers, but that it is also rewarding them, which has lead to impunity and ultimately the current sorry state of the country?

Anyway, "we’ve only just begun" from your reply tells me this is personal and that you understand my point perfectly. I understand every country has its own challenges and in the case of Nigeria, what would qualify as a "real challenge," will be something like her inability to be able to generate enough revenue to sustain its 250 million population. This is not the same as giving oil contracts to militants as a reward for taking up arms against the state. Or releasing terrorists back into the society all in the name of repentance. Or granting pardon to killers who should at the very least serve life. Or (repeatedly) ignoring gross incompetence like the state's airforce wanting to bomb "bandits" but bombing hundreds of innocent Nigerians instead.

I know you get my point but you just want to deflect, and that is OK.

malali:
Kemi Badenoch’s fall from grace may come faster than she expects. For all her noise and controversy, she isn’t as popular as she imagines. The excuse that “she’s doing what she needs to do” doesn’t sound like strategy, it sounds like desperation. Why not simply be herself and let the electorate decide? No one can pretend forever; it’s exhausting and soul-sapping to perform a persona that isn’t real. The truth is, she isn’t pretending , she’s just grown comfortable being caustic. And when she mocked Nigerians to score political points, she forgot that social media is borderless. Nigerians answered her in kind, and her own voters saw it. The whispers started: if even her own people don’t trust her, why should we? That quiet loss of moral credibility may prove the real reason her rise ends where it began.

correctguy101:
Not up to half brother. 46%.

The other percentage dey in her favor.

And even if dem no want her, why you come dey rejoice? She offend you personally?

If no be our leaders wey no geh sense, that small land suppose dey dictate for a land filled with black gods?

Smh

malali:
Read the post again, it’s plain English and it says more than half. Don’t pretend you didn’t understand.

If you abuse Nigeria or Nigerians, you’ve offended me. Anywhere I find you, even online, I’ll hold you to account. Gbas‑gbos don start: I’ll call you out, expose the lies, and make sure everyone sees it.

malali:
Why am i NOT surprised, even her adopted nationality and party does not want her.

Nobody wants her.

They dodged a bullet.

jaxxy:
People who tell the blunt truth are not usually liked.

malali:
People who live their own truths to keep telling other people truths are not usually liked.

jaxxy:
She said the objective truth whether it was received well or not/u like it or not. She did her job which is to protect the British people and economy.

DoctorStanley:
Well 4 points is a wide margin considering that Trump won in a landslide!

Gerhards:
She's a chronic betrayal like her people

malali:


Everyone has spoken their truth, I’m simply stating mine, whether you like it or not.
The Tories have also spoken theirs, whether she likes it or not.
Her duty was to protect the British people, yet for some reason, the public seems to believe they would be safer with her out of the picture.