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Foreign Affairs › Re: Hundreds Of Fearful Africans Bused To Safe Location In Durban (Emotional Video) by Princedapace(m): 9:49am On May 23
Kushites:
STFU.

ECONOMIC MIGRATION IS A GLOBAL PHENOMENON.

IN AMERICA YOU HAVE ENTIRE CITY DISTRICTS NAMED 'CHINATOWN', WHERE EVEN STREET SIGNS ARE IN CHINESE, WITH MILLIONS OF CHINESE LIVING THERE.

IN MORE THAN 50 AMERICAN CITIES, YOU HAVE A 'CHINATOWN'.

CANADA IS HOME TO OVER 3 MILLION INDIAN IMMIGRANTS.

SOUTH AFRICA ITSELF IS HOME TO MILLIONS OF INDIANS, EUROPEANS, CHINESE AND OTHERS.

HOW COME OTHERS CAN TRAVEL AND MIGRATE WHEREVER THEY WANT FREELY IN THEIR MILLIONS, BUT WHEN AFRICANS TRAVEL, MERELY IN THEIR THOUSANDS FOR THE MOST PART, THEY ARE DERIDED AS ''FAILED''?

''THEY RAN AWAY FROM THEIR COUNTRIES''...''GO BACK AND FIX YOUR COUNTRY''..

WHY ONLY BLACK AFRICANS??

TELL US. angry
You too STF
Only failed ethnic groups do large migrations. How many times have U seen Europeans in their millions migrating and when the few do, the few migrate with huge value.
Most blacks and Arabs migrate to become economic burden to host countries.
South Africa is a developing country. It is not developed. It mostly needs highly skilled and valuable migrants, not those hawking items on the roads.
So, when U know U have low skill, U want to be hawking and selling on the road or owing small shops on the roadside, go to developed worlds. Their economy has the capacity to withstand you. Don't run to a developing country that is growing and tying to become developed.
Migrate as scientist who solves real problem. Migrate as an engineer who solves problems, migrate with value. That is what a developing country needs now. It needs investors, not an illegal immigrants who has no proper skill but looking for car wash jobs, hotel jobs, selling on the street, etc.
Countries with less opportunities and high population migrate. Chinese migrate a lot. But at least they are very valuable. U won't see Chinese doing shoe making job in Nigeria. They migrate and bring investments here. And also china matched their migration with being useful to the world.
The black man, practically all black countries have failed. They simply elect useless leaders due to tribe, then give birth as they desire and hope on god to take care of the kids. Then run away to other countries who were bold enough to fight their leaders for a better society.
So, I support south Africans full time. As blacks make at least one black country gets head first. Enough is enough. Let go home and fight our leaders who have made us to run up and down. Or migrate to developed worlds and do Ur menial jobs in peace.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hundreds Of Fearful Africans Bused To Safe Location In Durban (Emotional Video) by Princedapace(m): 9:15am On May 23
Willy2025:
We need to seriously apologise to Frederick de Clark and other apartheid leaders. We should have left things as they were when we were singing Free Mandela, End Apartheid, We ought to have left it at Free Mandela only. South Africans don't deserve our efforts.
Nope, if many black nations had working countries, their citizens won't be running up and down. Look at Nigeria today, me sef wants to run. We failed our selves
Crime › Re: Lagos Billionaire In Menstrual Pad Scandal; Girlfriend Flees Abroad by Princedapace(m): 3:47pm On May 22
Omihanifa:
The story looks scripted.

So a man came to your house and took your menstrual pad, many hours later when you noticed the used pad wasn't in the trash can inside the toilet

You now called the man, and he came back to your house, after asking him and you were not satisfied with his answers, you now decided to search him, and you discovered the used pad inside his pocket. grin grin grin grin

How does that even sound to the editor of that story sef.

Every sensible person knows that the lady is bitter that the house was taken from her.

That's why she fabricated the menstrual pad story to damage the man
Fake story designed to make it look like the security and new head of the security is working hard for both low and high grin
Politics › Re: Zekeri Umoru: How We Plotted To Access Presidential Villa To Capture Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 1:23pm On May 22
lightwind:
Bro! I am tired of them. Just go to X app the same thing they are doing here is what they are doing there too. Even when you are 100% an Hausa man, and your profile picture and dressing says you are an Hausa.

They will look for a way to call u Ibo grin
I wonder if they are bot or what.. because any sane human will be ashamed of the current state of Nigeria. Like how can 4 yeas old kids get kidnapped? And a teacher beheaded and shown to the world. Like that was complete madness
Politics › Re: Zekeri Umoru: How We Plotted To Access Presidential Villa To Capture Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 1:09pm On May 22
lightwind:
Bro! those guys supporting Bola Tinubu and apc are something else nowadays.

If you wish for a better, beautiful, secured country,Nigeria they will begin to insult you immediately asking you to name what Obi Peter did in Anambra for 8 years as a governor wink.

Even when you are a Ghanian citizen, commenting from Ghana posting on nairaland forum grin

To them anyone who say pim about Bola Tinubu or Nigeria is automatically an Igbo or Obi Peter supporter.
Mehn bro, I think they are actually having mental issue o because this is no longer normal grin
What type of humans are this?
God forbid
Politics › Re: Zekeri Umoru: How We Plotted To Access Presidential Villa To Capture Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 12:45pm On May 22
DomPerignon:
The only time there will ever be a justified, successful and well received coup will be if your Giringori is in Aso Rock.

Say Amen to that but we both know both of these can never happen for sake that your obi will never ever be President.
Baba, u are a big disgrace to ur age. U think I care about Obi, Tinubu and all that?
Pls whhat is wrong with some of u? Is this now sickness or obession?
I just want a secured country, where i can test drive my V6 sporty car in peace across states
Where school kids wont be kidnapped.
Where farmers wont be sluaghtered
Where my purchasing power is strong
Omo, them swear for some of u? What will be my benefit if Obi is president? Does he know me? Will he give me contract? or what exactly is this obession? Shame no dey catch u?
Or are u okay with Nigeria?
Will u say Amen if I say may ur life be like that of Nigeria's security and economy, Amen
Politics › Re: Zekeri Umoru: How We Plotted To Access Presidential Villa To Capture Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 12:17pm On May 22
Biodun1929:
They have already commented above you, wishing the coupe was successful...yet they also want democracy so they can rule the same country they call zoo.
But wait o, a country where school kids of less than 5 could be kidnapped, a teacher beheaded and uploaded online, Omo, it is worse than zoo o.
U are saying this because them never kidnap Ur 3 years old child. If those beasts do so, Ur story will change. Or them carry Ur woman inside forest dey Bleep as them like
Politics › Re: Zekeri Umoru: How We Plotted To Access Presidential Villa To Capture Tinubu by Princedapace(m): 12:15pm On May 22
Rupertek:
Who told you so? Fuel price crises is a global problem. Those illiterate coup plotters who couldn't pass promotion exams can only take the country to disaster
The country is already a disaster Baba.
If they can be kidnapping 3 years old kids from school and behead teachers live on TV, Baba, no disaster worse pass this one o.
U are saying this now because U don't have Ur three years old inside forest or Ur pretty wife inside forest where these beasts of humans constantly r&pe her. Omo, Nigeria is a disaster already abeg
Politics › Re: My Findings In Peru on Drug Allegation Against Peter Obi - Omokri by Princedapace(m): 11:26am On May 22
WizardOfNG:
The ruling class cancel themselves out. Don't you get that simple fact? It's like putting USA and Iran in the same geographical space.

They will always frustrate each other because they they are enemies forcefully lumbered together rather than a people who want the same thing for their nation.

Try and understand the structure of Nigeria to note there are many things a Southern and well-meaning President, even if he has capacity, cannot achieve because high Northern representation in our legislative arm presents a wall of defence against radical and progressive reforms that can transform Nigeria massively in even 3 years.

You guys are not working reality. This is why, almost daily here, I will admit to envying nations like Rwanda, Ghana, Morocco etal who have homogeneity of ideas and developmental vision.

Meaning anytime they discover solutions, such can be implemented quickly and progressively.

This is not the case with Nigeria that, to me, is the most unlucky in the world with how the Brits managed to lumber together people who are so different to the extent they will never want the same things and will always work to frustrate and thwart each other while deceitfully shouting 'One Nigeria's publicly.


We have a nation that is formally secular yet one region has bullied Sharia law in place and destroys alcohol while enjoying huge VAT allocations derived from other regions where alcohol is a huge contributor to the leisure industry there.

The structural problems of Nigeria are serious. Yet we are not having honest conversations about them with each other and keep believing one man can do miracles.

Many Nigerians just don't see is obvious because they are disinterested in trying to understand the problem thoroughly which will them make them appreciate the complexity of the required solutions.

They believe it is a case of just getting this or that individual to be President and Nigeria will become USA or Singapore overnight.

You guys will talk of Adeshina and Okonjo-iweala. How will they breach the 'firewall' the North, through superior legislative representation, have built to ensure there interests, which is anathema to what is required for Nigeria to become a developed nation, are not tampered with?
I understand this and I keep saying it, he is not a great leader then if he can't fight off what has kept his people undevelop. He should do anything possible to twart it. I actually thought he will go to that route when he won. That is the main issue disturbing this country.
Romance › Re: He Blocked Me Because I Forgot To Clean His House – Lady Shares Painful Breakup by Princedapace(m): 10:16am On May 22
dominique:
It's so baffling how nobody sees nothing wrong with a man leaving his house dirty. He must have kept the environment dirty in expectation that his girlfriend is coming to clean it up. Total pig! If anybody dodged a bullet, it's the lady. Women! Add value to yourselves so men won't see you as maids to clean up their mess.



So it's only women that are required to clean up their surroundings when they wake up? Men are expected to stink up the whole place till a woman comes in to clean it up? It's very easy to spot a male disguising as female, and some imbe men go don slide into his DM to get to "know him better" grin
Are U okay?
He was going for work, she was at home.
She basically pressed phone.
She was still in bed.
She was to tidy up the bed when she woke up.
She was to dispose the waste from the food he bought for her. Didnt u read ?
Politics › Re: My Findings In Peru on Drug Allegation Against Peter Obi - Omokri by Princedapace(m): 10:10am On May 22
WizardOfNG:
They can solve the problem. It is the deadlock or impasse between the North and South that is the problem.

Interests are different. Legislators from the North and South will never be able to vote unitedly and progressively in the interest of what is best for Nigeria.

This is why Tinubu is a great President. It is near miracle-level talent that has seen him achieve all he has so far such as development commissions for every region, local government autonomy, fuel subsidy removal, tax reforms, NELFUND, floating of Naira etc, etc because opposition to those progressive solutions would have been massive and serious.

You can see, below, Senate leader Opeyemi Bamidele assuring that the issue of regionalism was not part of the ongoing review of Nigeria's constitution because he knows the topic literally makes the North see red. The article even confirms Senators from the North vehemently opposed all talks of regional form of governance.


https://thenationonlineng.net/constitution-review-northern-southern-senators-disagree-over-regional-govt/
Great leader ? Nah, he is not. If U can't make policies that will improve the lives of your people but only benefit the elites, that isn't greatness.
If rgionalism is the way, he should chase then. He can't be very powerful when dealing with policies that will affect the masses negatively but policies that will affect the ruling class he becomes weak.
I just want a Nigeria where I 10m will not be used to feed and upkeep family abeg. It is tiring.
Politics › Re: My Findings In Peru on Drug Allegation Against Peter Obi - Omokri by Princedapace(m): 8:51am On May 22
WizardOfNG:
Lol. You believe you have more value than the many leading Nigeria?

Look, I know many Nigerian political leaders and many are people with high IQ and above average capacity for delivering solutions.
Many have impressive CVs confirming they are bonafide solutions providers.

The problem with Nigeria is structural even though I can partially agree with you we also have many in leadership who have no business leading.
since they cant solve that structural problem, they have low IQ becus i cant understand why such a wealthy country is this useles
Politics › Re: Tinubu: Fuel Subsidy, FX Cabals Behind Nigeria’s Security Crisis by Princedapace(m): 7:43pm On May 21
Counterigbolies:
which power does he have to deal with them?

What tinubu is facing, if your agulu fraud sees half he will just run away to another country
He should resign then if he cant tackle the people and expose them and send them to jail... or will Nigerians continue to get kidnapped until when?
Will he say the same thing if his kids get kidnapped by these terrorits and bandits who have dealt with Nigerians? or will u say same thing if ur own child gets kidnapped by these terrorits and bandits who have dealt with Nigerians? imagine a 3 year old getting kidnapped by these terrorits and bandits who have dealt with Nigerians
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 12:50pm On May 21
Fujiyama:
^^^
This is the part that rankles. This is the part that stings.

It's one thing when a country's leadership shows through clear, visible action that the burden is shared across the board. It is another thing entirely when a country's leadership preaches endlessly and doesn't practice at all.

One poster here spoke about the 'imbalance of sacrifice' and that perfectly describes this administration's unrepentant hypocrisy. There was nothing, absolutely nothing about BAT to show he had the sincerity and depth to lead by example - while implementing his impulsive, rash, and ultimately disastrous policy decisions of 2023. Yet some people bought into the illusion - and the delusion - of a mythical, so called 'first class' accountant.

How could people not see it? How? undecided
That is why I cant suffer my self for them. Never! I cant sleep in darkness and in mosquotoe, I will spend my income on my family to be comfortable.
These muda fukas told us same thing during Buhari that we should suffer for now. 8 years gone, Nigerians have short term memory issue
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 8:40am On May 21
Fujiyama:
^^^
These things happen because our institutions are weak, dead or dying.

These things happen because this country has deep structural problems that can no longer be denied.
Structurally, Nigeria is terrible. No strong pressure group to tackle Nigeria ruling class. It is actually and almost an impossible country.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: 2025/26: Atiku, Saraki Hail Arsenal On Premier League Triumph After 22 Years by Princedapace(m): 7:47am On May 20
Samogloby:
Are you not human being like them to congratulate local leagues. Must you complain about everything. Congratulate local leagues and send it to News paper and TV for onward transmission
Nah, anyone who has been employed as a politician and paid heavily with Nigerian resources and tax, the masses have every right to expect a lot from such a person. If Nigeria has not taken care of me, or paying me money or paid me money as a public servant, expect nothing from me. Infact, Nigeria takes from me.
Politics › Re: Sadiya Umar Farouq In Egypt, Medically Unfit To Appear In Court - Counsel by Princedapace(m): 8:57am On May 19
SmartPolician:
Nigerian laws are so lenient on corrupt people, suggesting that the state encourages it. A serious country that understands how corruption has led to denied development and growth, mistrust among nations and even death of her citizens would punish the crime with the death penalty.

This is somewhat the reason why while Nigeria isn't even on the top 10 list of the world's most corrupt countries (according to TI's CPI), the world talks about the rot in Nigeria as though she was the worst. This also explains why Nigeria has a man with a questionable past and character as her president.
Exactly what I have been saying. But any law that I will benefit politicians such as tax law, they pass so fast, no wasting of time. Go and look at penalties for not paying tax. The look at penalties for corruption. Do I blame them? No, we won't hold them accountable. U don't fight these leaders with softness
Politics › Re: FG Introduces Mandatory Tax ID For All taxpayers (pix) by Princedapace(m): 11:12pm On May 18
chiefolododo:
Tax...a very un-serious government

At this time? You want to tax poor people?

In US and UK, you don't tax poor people

They even give unemployment benefits .

But here , poor people must pay tax by all means

You said if you don't earn more than 800k per year you should not pay tax ...if someone earns 1.2 million per year, can this amount get him a good apartment in Lagos? Yet he must pay tax . Wickedness
Exactly what I have been saying, demanding for tax but no plan to increase the purchasing powers of Nigerians. That is bull shit. I will not give this country my sweat for politicians to use and flex young babes
Politics › Re: FG Introduces Mandatory Tax ID For All taxpayers (pix) by Princedapace(m): 11:09pm On May 18
SadiqBabaSani:
Hardly a country develops without good tax system. But the person doing the tax shouldn't be a thief because a thief only knows how to steal and steal
A country can develop without heavy taxation. U can tax goods and exported items and leave income tax especially when u are resource rich. Many countries alredy doing it.
Nigeria has more than enough resources to develop. Also, Nigerian tax will be small since citiznes are generally poor. Nigeria needs focus on increasing purchasing power, period. Incresed purchasing power leads to increased in purchased services that can be taxed. That is the best.
Food › Re: Meat Disappears From Nigerian Homes As Cow Prices Soar by Princedapace(m): 6:43pm On May 18
Flangelo12:
As reported by Fortune and CBS news.
Also, show us that they have 24/7 electricity o. No be only for bad news una dey compare America with Nigeria. Compare with good things too o. Minimum wage, purchasing power, electricity, water. grin
Christianity Etc › Re: RCCG Launches Worldwide Prayer Rally Against Insecurity, Hardship In Nigeria by Princedapace(m): 4:14pm On May 18
Sibrah:
Prayer is better if not best among many options available to the masses but political awareness cannot be subsituted with prayers. We need more than prayers ooo.
Nice step though.
Haha, nice step? There is nothing nice about this step. China never prayed. Make una stop this madness.
Politics › Security Wise This Regime Has Failed by Princedapace(op): 3:44pm On May 18
Yesterday, we woke up to the news of schoolchildren being kidnapped in Oyo State. Children have no reason to experience this kind of horror. No child should grow up under the fear of being taken from school by terrorists.

At the same time, the Nigerian National Assembly sat to discuss South Africa and xenophobia, while forgetting that Nigerians are dying in Nigeria more than anywhere else in the world. We are gradually normalizing the kidnapping of our own children in this country.

Beyond sentiment, wickedness, or tribal loyalty, there is no reason to keep rewarding failure. Nigerians must learn to vote parties out, just like people do in many other countries. Vote them out across all levels — presidency, governorships, National Assembly, and state assemblies.

We are no longer safe in our own country. So how is it that a country like Nigeria, with all its security agencies and surveillance infrastructure, cannot detect plans to kidnap schoolchildren before they happen?

The worst part is the silence. Sometimes I genuinely ask myself: is this country cursed? How have we normalized the brutality Nigerians go through daily?

This is exactly what I said in my previous post: it increasingly feels like our security is now in our own hands. That is why many people now pay heavily just to live inside gated estates with private security. So what exactly is the responsibility of government — the same government we surrendered our national resources and taxes to? Is public money meant only to be looted? Is governance only about funding the lifestyles of politicians and their families?

Do you know what it means for a parent to hear that their child has been kidnapped?

And while some people spend all their energy attacking South Africa, understand this: mass abductions of schoolchildren and staff are not something that should happen in any functioning society. Yet it keeps happening here. Why? To successfully kidnap an entire school requires planning, coordination, and operational freedom.

Security agencies that are quick to track critics and drag them to court should have been equally proactive in protecting schools and vulnerable communities. Why are we always reactive instead of preventive?

Even if these children are rescued, the trauma will remain with them for life. Their parents will never fully recover emotionally from this.

So I ask again: do Nigerians truly deserve this? Why are we so wicked to ourselves? What exactly is the reason?

I am genuinely curious why anyone still passionately supports this administration despite everything happening around us.

Why is it that laws that benefit politicians move fast, while laws that benefit ordinary Nigerians are delayed endlessly? Is that not wickedness?

Nigeria needs a strong, non-partisan civic movement that constantly holds the ruling party accountable, regardless of who is in power. This situation is becoming frightening. Parents are now genuinely afraid of sending their children to school because kidnapping is spreading everywhere. I would not be surprised if some parents died from shock or heart attacks after hearing such news.

Sometimes I wonder whether democracy has become a punishment for Black nations because it is painful watching people defend obvious failure.

While I did not agree with all of Nnamdi Kanu’s methods, some of the warnings he made years ago about insecurity are gradually becoming reality. School kidnappings have now spread into the South-West. I believe this is the second major case there. Slowly, insecurity is consuming the entire country.

Why do we keep rewarding presidents, governors, and lawmakers with second terms when they have clearly failed to address our core security problems?

Nigeria urgently needs decentralized policing. States and regions should have the authority to arm and equip their own security systems to protect their citizens effectively. Regions should also have stronger control over border inflow and local security coordination. Why are we afraid of restructuring if the current system is clearly failing?

Every time people describe Kanu as an enemy of Nigeria’s unity, I ask myself: between separatist rhetoric and the constant killing of Nigerians, which one is truly destroying Nigeria’s unity?

Today it may not affect you directly, so you joke online and move on. But tomorrow it could be your child in the forest. It could be your father being killed. It could be your mother carrying a baby while begging for ransom in a viral video.

We must collectively call a spade a spade: Buhari, Tinubu, and the APC have failed badly in security. They do not deserve another term if there is no serious and measurable plan to solve these problems.

Beyond restructuring, Nigeria’s security crisis is also fueled by weak border control and extreme economic hardship. Nigeria is unbearably hard right now.

How do you remove fuel subsidy, float the naira, increase taxes, raise electricity tariffs, and worsen inflation almost simultaneously without adequate social protection for citizens? Policies like these should have been phased gradually while aggressively reducing the cost of governance, cutting political waste, and fighting corruption seriously.

Public corruption in Nigeria should be treated as an attack on national survival. Anyone who loots public funds should face severe punishment — life imprisonment at the very least — because corruption destroys lives just as terrorism does.

Government should have prioritized stable electricity, reduced wasteful spending on politicians, blocked corruption aggressively, and created economic relief systems before introducing painful reforms. Instead, ordinary Nigerians are carrying all the suffering while politicians continue living comfortably.

A few days ago, I stopped somewhere on my way home and a young man approached me begging for money to eat. He said he had not eaten since morning. Looking at him, I could see desperation already taking over his mind.

I gave him some money, but it reminded me of something dangerous: extreme poverty creates insecurity. A desperate young man can easily be recruited into banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, or armed robbery. Poverty mixed with a large unemployed population is a national disaster.

Yet this government does not seem serious about solving those root problems.

Nigeria must control population growth, drastically reduce the cost of governance, cut unnecessary benefits for politicians and former office holders, and make corruption a truly dangerous crime with serious consequences.

Every young Nigerian should get a voter’s card and take voting seriously. Politicians must learn that power is not a birthright. If they fail, they should be voted out immediately.

I am honestly scared for this country, especially now that school kidnappings are becoming more common.

I repeat, anyone who loot govt fund should be dealt with.... Public execution or complete isonlation of his generation and life in prison.
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 3:01pm On May 18
Zeebuy:
Obi said he'll remove subsidy IN TRANCHES, little by little while making new policies that'll make the removal easier for people. This is what any same person will do. If you were president, I'm sure that's the same thing you'll do and not to suddenly remove the subsidy on your first day of office without considering the effects on the masses
This man called Tinubu did everything at once without providing anything to help reduce the effect.
This man floated naira and removed fuel subsidy at once, widen and increased tax.
Electricity tariff, all at ago. Like man, is he any substance? Becuase I dont understand how he wanted an already struggling country survive this. Damn! The effect was too much. And the worse, while he did this, he is still balling. Him and his fellow politicians ball so hard and their standard of living didnt drop.
Politics › Re: Tinubu & Wike Agree On Chinda As Rivers Next Governor - The Will by Princedapace(m): 10:50am On May 18
richmond500:
Tinubu rewards loyalty, not competence.

He always punish disloyalty, look at Desmond Elliot now
I have studied Tinubu and discovered that he is an elitist. An elitist rewards very few to control the majority. This strategy works well in a under dveloped country. That is not briliance, that is taking advantage of a horrible situation. The black race has suffered, from slavery to colonial master to politicians dealing with them.
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 10:42am On May 18
Megaplusprime:
Coaster road
Nelfund
Sokoto Badagry road
Benin ore road
Lagos Abeokuta road
Shagamu/interchange papalanto
Ilesha Ife road
To mention just few

Tinubu is doing wonders, government cannot continue to fund People's lifestyle
If you have money to buy car ,you should have money to fuel it, government cannot continue to fuel Your car for you

Peter obi kept money that he was supposed to use to develop Anambra in the bank

Doctors were on strike for over a year when he was governor,yet he kept the money that he was supposed to use to develop his state in the bank

He should come and tell us if Petro will be sold for #500 if he wins

Anybody that supports Peter obi should mention 5 things that he intends to do if he win
Go through the comments and see that over 95% of people rejects him.
Govt cant fund people life style? But people can fund politicians life style?
Since govt cant subsdize fuel for our cars, can gvt subsidize fuel for our businesses?
Dont u know that Nigeria is not ripe for this shit?
Nigerians survive on fuel for every dam thing. Fuel powers our generator to sleep at night! So, how do u wnt us to sleep? How do u want us to run business?
This is why small and medium scale businesses are shutting down.
Coastal road is usless because the money should have been used to fund fixing electricity. Nigerians need electricity but this man went ahead to spend billions on coastal road for contract given to his paddi paddi. So, that is what u count as reason to vote him.
https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/africa/How-President-Tinubu-allegedly-awarded-the-Lagos-Calabar-coastal-road-contract-to-his-friend-1926783
It is a shame people like u support this madness. We need electricity,The $11 billion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is never a priority, our priority is electricity and healthcare. So, why waste such money there and has it affected Nigerians now? Most Nigerians are poorer. Insecure and cant feed well.
Security,
Economy
Healthcare
Purchasing power
are the core of rating any govt. Not all these mumu road contracts for paddi paddi.
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 10:01am On May 18
Misterone:
Online ranting doesn't equate to votes. We know your modus operandi. You form WhatsApp groups, discuss subversive topic, open multiple accounts on a public forum, then attack like wild dogs grin
This one is already running crazy o. I dont get my self involved in your petty politics. I am a private citizen and i have never had a preferred candidate. Infact, I have never voted before. I have always worked hard by my self and grew my self to what I have today.
This country did me shege which made me completely forget about it and focused on the countries that gave me life. I only started getting interested in this damn country after this administration dealt with our purchasing power and wants crazy tax from us while not providing me with nothing!
So, this time, i will vote and ensure everyone in my family voted and we will not vote for him. Every single friend of mine are on same shoe. Now, except rigging is the way for him, he cant win. More Nigerians are broke now than when he took over power.
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 11:40pm On May 17
Counterigbolies:
how can u b making 500k n still b suffering?

It's not d government any longer, maybe u are spending more than what u are making
Are u kidding me right now? With 500k per month, u can get 24/7 electricity. I spend roughly 300k monthly on fueling generator. Because I too deserve to get 24/7 electricity, not only politicians who actually dont work. Yes, my gen run all night almost every day. My family deserve to sleep without heat. So, bro, 500k u are suffering today. SOme of u dont understand what comfort means. U cant be comfortable on 30m per year income in Nigeria today especially if u have family to care for. Never, except u are willing to drop down to poorer life.
On water alone, I spend over 25k on bottle water monthly. I dont want to mention how much i spend on eggs monthly, how much I spend on meat monthly, do u know how much it cost me and those i fend for to eat protein now? Bro, 500k, u are a poor person in Nigeria today. With 500k monthly, u cant drive a V6 engine car, powwer generator, feed family, never! grin grin
That is exactly what I am saying that Tinubu's idea is for me to suffer while he enjoys. Why? If he wants us to suffer, he should join us. I cant drop my hard working standard only to pay Tinubu tax. That is not nice for any reason. After all, I worked for it. He doesnt work. He is just well taken care of with our resources. I am awake by to 12 mid night hustling. I sleep sometimes around 2Am becus of work. I worked so hard for every dime I earn.
Nigeria gave me no job.
Gave me poor electricity,
Gave me no water, I had to dig borehole,
I am scared of traveling due to insecurity,
Nigeria gave me no health care benefit
I cant take up loan easily to build business or build a house
Rents are bloody. There is practically no benefit being a self employed Nigeria and Tinubu wants 25% of my sweat. Na thunder go fire him.
If he is looking for money, that man had no reason to start coastal road project if not for greediness. We have electricity that needs money, this man started a useless project all becus his paddi paddi can get the project. There was no need for that project. Nigeria needs no new federal roads but fix the existing ones and massively invest to fix electricity. If Electricity is stable, we wont feel much of fuel cost. It is becus we have to use fuel for generator and fuel that made it worse.
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 11:30pm On May 17
Misterone:
Your "WE" doesn't include me grin
Yes, i wish all the best
At least from this thread, u can see that more humans are angry. Except cronic enemy of Nigeria who support rubbish. The man has failed in every indexes of good governance.
They just kidnapped children in Oyo o, his region. Bandits don enter to kidnap school children. Lol, that man has nothing to offer. Such a failure and a disaster.
We must learn to make politicians scared of us.
Education › Re: Rachael Alamu, Principal Of Community High School Esinele Speaks From Captivity by Princedapace(m): 10:09pm On May 17
Nigeria's solution in security is state police and states control of their borders. Else these guys may conquer Nigeria.
Education › Re: Mothers Of 46 Kidnapped Oyo Schoolchildren Cry (video) by Princedapace(m): 10:05pm On May 17
Some people are on my thread supporting this failure. A person who has achieved nothing but pushed us into poverty and taxing life out of us. His people are now getting kidnapped.

They will defend him o, bandits no send anybody papa.
The country is finished.
Politics › Re: Give Me One Reason I Should Vote Tinubu Again by Princedapace(op): 10:01pm On May 17
Misterone:
Oga, continue waiting for government to get you out of poverty! You go wait tire! grin All those that want to deceive us with Obi or whatever, Obi governed Anambra for 8 years and did nothing. What can he do for Nigeria with over 200 million citizens and our meagre resources? You guys think any one of them can perform magic? Oga, keep on dreaming
We will vote the next person out if they don't perform.
We can't reward a failure with another 4 years. No way

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