₦airaland Forum

Kalashnikov49:
Go play with sand..

Hahaha

Kalashnikov49:
The call has been constant. Where is SUNDAY IGBOHO the content creator claiming freedom fighter.

Una go learn very new thing

Hahaha

zoedew:
It is the people that will vote nah! What is 21 votes among so many!!!

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Pack your bag, up and leave. Don't dare come running back to me

zoedew:
It is the people that will vote nah! What is 21 votes among so many!!!

So those 21 people don't have their die-hard followers?

Was discussing with an Adamawa indigene just on the 12th of this month and he was saying by Christmas time he will be going home. We discussed intelligently about politics and where it was pivoting to in his state being AA's state. At last we both concluded APC is going to win Nigeria generally and TODAY, we are even seeing his State collapsing to it- seems they have indirectly collapsed PDP's structure for APC just like in Delta State.

This was without curses, insults, hatred, bragging( about being millionaires while others are poor for sharing their GENUINE opinions as I have witnessed with OBEDIENTS, even those not from that region immediately inherit all these traits once they identify with them).

Truth is as January approaches more people are pitching tents with APC. All that talks of ANYONE BUT TINUBU, is not flying again when reality sets in.

Only a foolish now will believe because politicians are cross carpeting then they will win an election. All the decamping are politically motivated, the masses that will vote are not decamping.

PBAT will win if masses still want him and will lose if masses say no to him no matter the amount of decamping now

ONLY Amateurs will not understand the IMPACT of a Governor in a party.

The Neophytes say that "The Governor has only one vote".........

We shall see.

They MUST learn "by force" !!!

And some idiotas will expect obi to win.....and obi too will listen to Madman and claim that he won....

Why did they not joun NDC or even ADC.....at least I know they didnt listen to mad people like Obi

Gotocourt:
Normal political stunts. Not Ribadu can win Adamawa State.

Old APC members will spearhead anti party because they'll feel cheated. Tinubu will finish Nigeria sovereign wealth because of reelection bid he will lose.

That thing wey u Dey smoke e strong die

Fake news!!!

Politics 101

blamingthedevil:
Adamawa has spoken: all 21 LG chairmen and 226 councillors have dumped PDP for APC. Including Jada, Atiku Abubakar’s own local government.

Adamawa is in the bag for APC.

Adamawa has spoken: all 21 LG chairmen and 226 councillors have dumped PDP for APC. Including Jada, Atiku Abubakar’s own local government.

Adamawa is in the bag for APC. pic.twitter.com/KvkWzEvTdQ

— TallJohn🌍 (@JohnFanimokun) October 20, 2026

pdp is dead

In which election in the past have you seen politician cross carpeting 3 months to election and lost?
politicians cross carpet when they see the body language of the people and besides, politicians ALWAYS influence who the people will VOTE for

EDOLUWA:
Only a foolish now will believe because politicians are cross carpeting then they will win an election. All the decamping are politically motivated, the masses that will vote are not decamping.

PBAT will win if masses still want him and will lose if masses say no to him no matter the amount of decamping now

And some mumo say Tinubu will lose

Y'all better wake up from ur nightmares

Obaofaba:
Atiku!!!

It's high time you congratulate the president

Things are not looking good for now and might get worse

if them like make dem ban me. But true Nigerians they swear for u and your family 24hrs.

zoedew:
It is the people that will vote nah! What is 21 votes among so many!!
However, Nigerians will do well to vote in Tinubu,
Nigerians who understand finance know that a vote for Tinubu will deepen and assure the recovery and growth of the Nigerian economy and ultimately make life easier for the typical Nigerian. A vote for Atiku Abubakar or Peter Gregory Obi who say they will deviate from the economic policies of Tinubu that has attracted JP Morgan into the Nigerian economy will take Nigeria back into economic ruin and further worsen the poverty presently ravaging Nigeria.
Financial analysts and market experts widely view JPMorgan’s application and N50 billion deposit as a major vote of confidence in the Nigerian economy.
While a $38 million capital injection is modest for a global giant of JPMorgan’s scale, the broader economic signaling is highly significant.

1. Validation of Macroeconomic Reforms

Financial experts point out that JPMorgan’s decision indicates that international institutional investors are acknowledging the government's aggressive efforts to stabilize the Naira and bolster the country's external reserves. Depositing significant capital directly with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) indicates that Wall Street anticipates long-term macroeconomic stability.

2. A Buck against the "Exit Trend"

Over the last few years, several multinationals and international retail lenders have selectively scaled back operations or exited Sub-Saharan Africa due to foreign exchange volatility. JPMorgan doing the exact opposite—deepening its footprint from a passive representative office to an active, licensed onshore merchant bank—sends a strong signal that Nigeria remains an irreplaceable hub for high-value corporate finance.

3. De-Risking Effect for Other Investors

JPMorgan is a primary gatekeeper for global capital allocation. A fully operational, Wall Street-backed merchant bank onshore acts as a massive "de-risking" signal for foreign direct investment (FDI).
• Global Capital Pipelines: It gives foreign institutional investors greater comfort routing capital into Nigerian infrastructure, energy, and sovereign debt markets.
• Easier Offshore Access: Local blue-chip companies will find it easier to plug into global capital markets with a Tier-1 international bank validating the local operational landscape.

The Caveat: Real-World Transmission

While analysts celebrate this as a psychological and structural win for foreign direct investment, they also emphasize that sustaining this confidence requires deeper changes. For ordinary Nigerians and local industries to feel the impact, these high-level foreign investment inflows must eventually translate into tangible domestic business growth, improved liquidity, and real-economy job creation.

One is in the hope that Nigerian journalists will present things in a balanced manner that will help Nigerians make informed decisions about who to vote for in the upcoming presidential elections on 16th January 2026.

Kudos to you brother. Nigeria has many educated illiterates whose brains can not be able to process information dispassionately. Tinubu's reforms have been able to stabilize the economy and financial position of the country unlike what we had before Tinubu's coming which were mainly false and window dressing economy under subsidy regime.
Yes, there are pains because reforms come with pain similar to the labor pain of a pregnant woman. No pain no gain...

seunowa:
Kudos to you brother. Nigeria has many educated illiterates whose brains can not be able to process information dispassionately. Tinubu's reforms have been able to stabilize the economy and financial position of the country unlike what we had before Tinubu's coming which were mainly false and window dressing economy under subsidy regime.
Yes, there are pains because reforms come with pain similar to the labor pain of a pregnant woman. No pain no gain...

There are folks who know how it’s going with our economy but they prefer to look at it through the prism of partisan politics. Quite saddening to see journalists toeing such a line!

Amotolongbo:
This is a rainbow coalition

Do you mean all of them are homosexuals? 😂😂😂

Atiku going back to Dubai again