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commoditiesnig:
With due respect stating Tinubu isn’t “fit” to lead a “village meeting” shows your mentality and level of reasoning.

Which previous president has ever implemented such bold policies as Tinubu since ‘99 or earlier? None!

So what do you mean by “fit”?

I’m not a fan of any Politician, But I RESPECT the President for being the BOLDEST PRESIDENT I DARE SAY EVER SINCE NIGERIA’S INDEPENDENCE.

I can speak about tinubu as I deem fit.
I am neither on his payroll nor even a government contractor or employee.
His economic policies have no positive effect whatsoever on my line of business and to a large extent other sectors of the economy.
If he does good i will applaud him. In the absence of such he is unfit to lead even a market/traders union.

Lithiumite:
What have you ever led,who can you influence and who you don help... ....is it your rice serving and toilet cleaning candidate thats fit to lead anything.

If you know who is behind this monkier you won’t even utter a word.
I don’t blame you for thinking everyone is on your level

Asides this overflogged issue which I have never paid attention to , is Tinubu even fit to lead a village meeting?

As long as it’s the redundant icpc nothing will come out of the investigation

One day the so called bourdilion land lord may find himself in Adeleke’s situation.
He should enjoy his abuse of power while it lasts

His finance minister Taiwo or whatever he answers will soon come up with fabricated figures and lies on how the windfall did not reach the coffers of government

Tinubu Apc and corruption is the more you look the less you see. I have never seen any administration so riddled with corruption compared to them.

Rapmoney:
Gen Z children go think say na shrine be this. They wouldn't know that this is how the average Nigerian parlour (sitting room) looked like in the 70s, 80s, and early 90s.

Anybody that dared to ruffle those chair coverings or remove them would be severely dealt with by the Daddy or Mummy of the house. Fond memories of yesteryears.

For a second I thought you uploaded a picture of my parents house while growing up
The only difference is that we had a gigantic shelf and spacious parlor

[quote author=IGBOPHOBIA1 post=140127323][/quote]Has it reached this level

Tinubu and goons have a penchant for distancing themselves from the ills of the past but waste no time in claiming successes recorded by previous administrations.

These Israelis are so good at intelligence gathering

You have finally moved from Obi to Atiku all because Atiku has been on your masters neck lately.
Keep up the dirty work

Ndi Igbo have seen a lot in this contraption called Nigeria.
Even a low life in the person of that officer is opening his dirty mouth to insult the great Igbos.

Tinubu’s urchins should accept this incredible offer while it lasts

One of the best legislator to come from Anambra State

Spain are the champions. The Argies should deal with it.
Whatever may have happened is gone with the wind

They are indeed outstanding.
We may not see another exceptional person like lady Okonjo Iweala in this generation. Her likes are rare.

He has seen what a lot of Nigerians have not come to terms with which is that the man at the center of this scandal is no different from the people who he was accusing. His testimony has been fraught with a lot of inconsistencies leaving one to question his credibility.
Not absolving the antagonist Gbaja who has a long history of corruption.

The conception of the airport came as a result of inferiority complex and misplaced priority.
Inferiority complex in the sense that the then governor Umahi wanted to rub shoulders with other states with existing airports without factoring the viability.
Misplaced priority in a situation where the state had more pressing problems like human capital development but chose to embark on a white elephant project.

AMINDA:
The only state where compulsory local autonomy is in force is Osun state and we all know why. In all other states, Tinubu traded enforcement of local government autonomy for support from the governors, despite a subsisting supreme court judgement. They talk about "bold reforms" and count it as achievement but it's all audio.

River state inclusive.
The reason why they implemented the autonomy was to fight their perceived foes.
The actions of the AGF in the height of the crisis lends credence to the fact.

Emir Sanusi is addressing the wrong audience.
The so called government derives joy in perpetuating poverty. They go as far as stifling struggling and hardworking people with all manner of taxes.
Assuming the Emir was up to date on events, he would recall that a member of the inner circle (Remi) passed the primary responsibility of the government to the likes of burna boy and wizkid.

I’m not surprised.
Is it not Nigeria again.

We have heard this tales of moonlight repeatedly.
They should come up with another fairytale or format.
This one has casted.

It is hypocritical for the same wolves in power to attack Makinde for calling on the UN to investigate the incident of the Oyo abducted school children.

The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has claimed that the killing of about 185 people, in Baga, Borno State, “may constitute crimes against humanity which should attract the attention of the International Criminal Court (ICC).”

According to the opposition party, the federal government should be investigated by the ICC because it is “either unwilling or unable to prosecute those involved, going by precedence.

“Either unwilling or unable to prosecute these crimes, despite the deceptive assurances by those at the helm, hence the ICC must immediately beam its search-light on the situation in Nigeria.”

The party made this known in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, on Thursday, where the party argued that “far beyond the justifiable call for a judicial commission of inquiry into the Baga massacre, it is time for leaders under whose watch these killings are being perpetrated, to be held to account.”

The ACN noted that “the killings in Baga, like previous ones in the areas where Boko Haram and the military Joint Task Force (JTF) have been engaged in clashes, are undoubtedly a widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population – the definition of crimes against humanity which is one of the four groups of crimes under the jurisdiction of the ICC.”

Noting that similar large scale extra judicial killing that occurred in Odi in Bayelsa State and Zaki-Biam in Benue State occurred before 1 July 2002, when the Rome Statute setting up the ICC came into force, ACN argues that “the killings in the north, especially at Baga, fall within the temporal jurisdiction of the global court.”

The party blamed President Goodluck Jonathan, for the Baga killings for “failing to distinguish between support for security agencies battling the insurgents in the north and the incitement of the same forces against civilians who are caught in the cross fire.”
”When the President issued his tactless vituperation against community leaders, and by extension hapless civilians, during his visit to Borno and Yobe States, we warned that he was further victimising the victims of the insurgents’ attack. That action helped to set the stage for the mindless massacre in Baga,” the party said.

It is estimated that about 3,000 lives have being claimed in the violent insurgency which started in 2008, following the killing of Boko Haram’s leader by Nigeria’s security operatives.
According to the ACN, those engaged in the killings, including the Boko Haram sect, “cannot and must not get away with these heinous crimes” the party insisted.

It also noted the only reasons that the killing and maiming of innocent citizens have continued unabated in Nigeria is because such killings in the past as in Odi and Zaki Biam, went unpunished.
”Enough is enough! Even in countries at war, innocent citizens are not being daily mowed to death either by insurgents or state forces, as we are experiencing in Nigeria. It is clear that the Nigerian government is” the party declared.

Meanwhile, the ACN has urged the National Assembly to investigate how troops from foreign countries became part of the JTF troops battling the insurgents in the north

The party said this is important to find out who authorized the deployment of foreign troops in Nigeria and what their mandates are.
”We know that international troop deployments are authorized at sub-regional, continental or global levels. It is therefore important to find which body authorized the deployment of foreign troops to Nigeria, the same troops that are now said to have participated in killing and maiming of innocent Nigerian citizens,” it said.

https://www.channelstv.com/2013/04/25/acn-urges-icc-to-investigate-baga-carnage-calls-it-crime-against-humanity/amp/

The Soludo of a person is one of the biggest flops to ever emerge in this political dispensation.
At times when i analyze his tenure i ask myself if he truly achieved the things attributed to him during his time as the governor of the CBN.

I hope for Amupitan’s sake that what the ADC is alleging is mere rumors. The man still has ample time to redeem his already notorious reputation.

What do you expect from a shameless man.
The same man that said he should be voted out if he doesn’t fix the power situation.
The only people who may be surprised are those who fell for his cheap and empty promises in 2023.

My grouse with this Tinubu and his borrowing habits is that the money is not channeled for the purpose for which it was intended. Contractors are being owed, budget implementation is at its lowest.
The man and his ilk are directly or indirectly embezzling the said loans

For Amupitans sake, I hope what the ADC is alleging is mere allegations.
He should not allow himself to be cheaply used.