Personally am not interested in any name. But it is only a zombie that will tell you that they are not aware that government officials loot this country dry while investing them in abroad. These zombies will act as if they don't know. Keep waiting for the name.
haslaw: Alex Otti is paying your fada 18K and is still owing many months of salaries yet it is Lagos that is paying over N70,000 without owing any month you want to protest.
Go home to the SE and protest for the sake of your fada This protest is just another ploy for Chinasa/Charlyboy/IP0B/0BIDIENTS to burn down Lagos
Same narrative you people gave during End Sars. I will blame any South Easterner that will join the protests. Bloody chameleons from the waist
If you know you didn't train your child well, just call him on the phone and beg him with your two breasts he sucked that he should not try to burn down infrastructures in the SW.
God bless every parent who trained their kids in a proper way and not nzogbu nzogbu way.
There you go with your crooked mind. Omo ota. Under bridge dweller. Hunger must bring you out at last
Olachase: Omo he be like say water don pass garri ooo, this matter fit no end soon with the look of things
But why is Dangote requesting for monopoly in the first place, so he can cut off our head
Why is Federal government Refinery not working yet if not that those people aren't serious
Who could have thought Dangote will cry out like this ( the rich also cry) they shouldn't give Dangote any chance of monopoly otherwise we are finish, that business man no pity common man,
For those emergency lover of Dangote don't forget you once told us Dangote Refinery is fake 😏😏
If Dangote cannot run this refinery again, let Adenuga purchase it 🚶🚶
The way you people are now shifting the goal post. I just dey wonder👀👀
NNPCL/NMDPRA are the reason why Nigerians are suffering.
These corrupt & morally decadent Government officials collected Billions of Dollars for how many years? in the name of Turnaround Maintenance and none of the refineries have produced a single drop of petrol; yet nobody has held any of them accountable.
Now that the Dangote Refinery is about to bail us out; they accuse him producing inferior products.
This matter is very simple to resolve. Dangote has challenged the Lawmakers/FG to collect samples from random Fuel Stations and from his own Refinery and conduct lab tests to ascertain who is feeding Nigerians with inferior petrochemical products.
I have learnt a very great lesson from this dispute. No matter how wealthy I become, I will NEVER invest my money in Nigeria.
Nigerians are envious dream killers.
Some lunatics are already saying Dangote monopolized Cement. Is it only Dangote that is selling Cement in Nigeria?
If Dangote’s Cement is too expensive for you, then buy from LaFarge or BUA.
I am not surprised they are accusing Dangote of Monopoly since their own agenda is to facilitate the destruction of Nigeria - in the hopes of actualizing their utopian Country.
They want the dispute between Dangote and the NNPCL/NMDPRA to fester so that they can continue blaming Tinubu for their woes.
When the hero stumbles, the cowards rejoice. Nothing feels better to a coward than to watch a brave man fall.
So who are you now blaming for your misfortune of a country. Because in your comment you started by blaming NNPC, then all of a sudden you diverted to blaming the government. Then towards the end of the comment you shifted the blame to imaginary people who want to have their 'utopian" country according to you. Chameleon
Puss360: Her father is the cause of all these... Why going to sleep with SA woman?? You all say Nigeria gals are rubbish, now see the country people of your beloved wife is/are rejecting your daughter... "Chidinma"... Igbo man... Oya marry Igbo you say no.. Oya choose from the 520 tribes in Nigeria... You say never say na SA woman dey hungry you...
My poor girl pls come back home and hustle here ..
Just look at what you are typing. Many Nigerians are marrying women in almost every country in the world. I know someone marrying from Sierra Leone and Zaire. You are free to marry whoever you met and fell in love with. Oyinbo people are marrying Africans too
When we tell you dull youths to identify with your roots, una think say person dey misyarn.
...And for those of you complaining about racism, shebi una dey see una fellow Africans?!!
Is Xenophobia any better than Racism?!!
So if you are born in America and you grow up in the same America, will anything stop you from living your life and enjoying the career of your choice freely. You still have the same mentality with the South Africans. So just as you rightly said, xenophobia and racism and even tribalism are the same thing
Kdon2: This one is definitely ibo wishing to be yoruba 😂😜
you are not any better than those South Africans. That is why I don't pity Nigerians anytime something like this comes up. She probably married a Yoruba, because they like Igbo girls. Like Davido
AdesegunSanni89: At least them rank Lagos, which Igbo city dem recognized? Igbo cities no even dey map.
As if they leave you now,that you can do it alone. Lagos was former capital built with our collective funds and National wealth. Did you see where they wrote Lagos Yoruba, even though it is shamefully sitting at 170 position. They should have included Ogbomosho,abi, is that not your village?😳
But those who want to mock Lagos should have a rethink... because your own land is probably not any better in terms of physical infrastructure and investments.
This is one of the reasons why the coastal highway is a waste of scarce resources.
The investment should have been in developing the existing seaports to make them more attractive and commercially viable.
This would help reduce the pressure on Lagos ports, reduce the population of people, reduce businesses located in lagos strictly because of the port business and spread wealth as other cities would be able to develop better.
The leaders know this,but are afraid of massive decline and possible overtake of Lagos in about 15 to 20 years and beyond in future. But the illogical ones are making mockery of the people who are systematically forced to live and invest in Lagos. No wonder when Tinubu was campaigning against Peter Obi, he warned them about possibility of diverting wealth that should have been invested in Lagos to elsewhere. We know the politics
jjflyj11: Nawa oo…Over 100 million Nigerian are not living fine, I checked the most likely thing to kill you on Nigeria, according to google, it’s the air, basically our air is so messed up that you are most likely to die of that before dying of hiv in South Africa.
No hospital, every public schools are in the late 70s development and bla bla, instead of ppl who live there to put aside crazy sentiment and face reality. Some genuinely wanna protest, large group from east are doing it because obi lost election, some are taking advantage of the situation for reason best known to them, some are even saying we no dey involve and equally they are all facing it…
Must you include South East in your gibberish. Go face your hunger ravaged people in protest. We've always and already made it clear that we are not protesting. You people should represent us as we cannot trust you guys. You can turn the situation against us as you people normally do.
LordIsaac: Swear that you are not Obidient...You won't even listen to the voice of reason because of deep-seated sentiment, envy, and hatred for the incumbent.
They are not constituted there for love affairs. They should get to work oga. People are hungry. O si m hatred.
Ayosman1: You Yorubas are the enemies of this entity called Nigeria...you criticised Jonathan's good government yet you support this evil government....Yorubas are crafty
This type of craftiness in my opinion is negative one
Bobloco: While the negative effects of his calamitous economic policies began materialising right from the swearing-in podium when he made that thoughtless subsidy removal statement
That is eh!?. Disappointment at the highest order. I don't know how the agbadorians feel over this after all the noise and everything.😭😭
Chinkoalhaji34: Eish, Oshiomhole don talk am well. Good things no dey rush. Those wey dey complain should just chill small. Tinubu’s policies go soon show their true colors, make we no dey too hasty to judge. Rome no build in a day, my people!
So words are food. They should keep enduring because Bro Lord Oshio have spoken. What level of zombiesm is this. Chaii.
Hahaha! What more can I say. To the Ebi mpa wa crooners, your idol Oshiomole is gingering you guys to hold on, endure the lashes from Bro Ebi for another 365 days. According to him, Bro Ebi's strokes will not kill una. Meanwhile,Oshio is feasting somewhere since he converted to APC sainthood.
RoiNews2: What’s this title? He didn’t go viral with the man’s song. He made the song go viral. He should be appreciated by the man, because now, the song is revived, streaming money and more shows for the singer
Meanwhile, See How Obi Cubana Secretly Fought for the Release of Blord
Am not sure you know Mike Ejeagha and that track we are talking about. That it didn't go viral? Maybe you are indomitable 🤣🤣. Meanwhile Ejeagha is too old to keep going for shows. A man of 94 years in few weeks time?. I don't think any of his children took to music like Obirigbo's grand sons (Umuobiligbo)
They are no longer bandits. They are becoming terrorists 🤣🤣. 😭😭. That person that brought this name called bandits. God is waiting for you. Keep coming.
livetalk: Anytime this boy called Bayo Onanuga talk you will see childish in his comments. So Peter Obi cause hardship in the land? So Peter Obi said subsidy is gone abi? I wonder why a grown up man is acting like a kid. Talking without sense
Are you a new comer to Nigeria?. You don't even know who you are dealing with, the way they change narratives once the situation gets out of hand. Any sincere Nigerian knows that the last people who has protest on their minds are the Obidients. Obidients have been shouting it at the top of their voices that they won't protest. But all of a sudden, these south waistners started accusing Peter Obi and Obidients of planning protests. We already know their game plans. Continue
Image123: Is Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla not igbo enough? Is he not qualified? Was he not appointed? Governance is politics. Why did your Kererenke master fill all his campaign positions with igbo people even in the different states during election? Those are the bulk of what he had and has interest in, and who have interest in him. It's politics. It's not news that the army and most parts of Federal civil service is systemically filled with high ranking people from the north. So for instance in the army, the president should leave the many northern major generals, generals, lt. generals and the bulk of northerners recommended and probably known to him so that he can appoint some igbo warrant officer as their head. Be sensible and smart please. Even the few officers you have, you still kill them on mondays thinking you are doing Tinubu.
This is one of the reasons nobody from the South East will join their protest. Let that hunger wire them till it reset their brain. You see this mgbati mgbati people! Trust them at your own peril. Once the situation gets out of hand, they will turn and blame the South Easterners. I have been shouting this for a long time on this forum. They will always play the tribal card to decieve the gullible agbados so as to buy more time in their blind grooping at the helm of affairs.
AntiChristian: Change his breakfast to watery beans and dinner to watery pap and watery Okpa just as Nnamdi Kanu has been taking in jail!
You don carry come. Life in Nigeria is worse than the life in South African prison. A sane NIGERIAN should be weeping by now. But because majority of you are born in this condition, they now think it is normal.
ManishSmith: After this riot check you’ll see none was killed by their politicians but replicate this in this zoo and watch how gun and bullets will be rolling..
And accusing fingers will be pointed at a particular tribe, just to score some political cheap points. It is well.🤔🤔🤔🤔
othermen: The sun-baked soil of Africa was a distant memory for the young girl, Bidemi, as she stepped off the bus and onto the unfamiliar pavement of her new home. Her father, Deolu, had worked tirelessly to bring their family to this new land, seeking a brighter future for his daughter. With a mix of excitement and trepidation, Bidemi clutched her father's hand as they made their way to their new apartment.
As they settled into their new life, Deola’s dedication to Bidemi’s education only grew stronger. He labored long hours to ensure she had the best possible chance at success, and his hard work paid off as he soon could afford to get Bidemi accepted into a local elementary school.
At first, Bidemi struggled to adjust to the unfamiliar customs and expectations of her new school. In Ibadan, children were taught to respect their elders with silence and obedience. But here, her classmates seemed to have an unspoken freedom to express themselves, even to the point of telling adults to "shut up." Bidemi watched in awe as her peers confidently asserted themselves, and she began to wonder why she couldn't do the same.
As the days turned into weeks, Bidemi’s newfound confidence grew. She started to speak up in class, sharing her thoughts and ideas with her teacher and classmates. But with this newfound freedom came a reckoning. One evening, as they sat down to dinner, Bidemi complained about the meal, saying she was tired of eggs and wanted chicken instead. Then, she was tired of yoghurt and wanted Sobo. Deolu, taken aback by her assertiveness, scolded her for her attitude. But Bidemi, fueled by her newfound sense of self, shot back, "Shut up, Daddy!"
The slap that followed sent shockwaves through their small apartment. Bidemi’s eyes welled up with tears as she retreated to her room, her heart heavy with regret. But the damage was done. The teacher noticed Bidemi’s unusual silence the next day and, after hearing the story, immediately contacted child services.
The days that followed were a blur for Ogbeni Deolu. He lost his joy, his mind and his ability to work as he struggled to come to terms with the consequences of his actions. The courts deemed him unfit to care for Bidemi, and she was taken into protective custody. Deolu’s world crumbled around him as he realized he might never be with his beloved daughter again.
Two long years passed, and Deolu’s once-strong spirit was broken. He perished, a shadow of the man he once was, his heart forever scarred by the loss of his daughter and the life they once shared.
In the two years that passed, the Child services contacted Deolu, informing him that Bidemi was doing well in her new foster home and that he could have supervised visits with her. Initially overjoyed, Deolu eagerly agreed, hoping to rebuild their relationship.
However, when Deolu was finally reunited with Bidemi, he was met with a stranger. The vibrant, curious girl he once knew was now a confident, self-assured young woman who seemed to have moved on from his love. Bidemi was polite but distant, and Deolu’s heart sank as he realized she had formed strong bonds with her new family.
As the visits continued, Deolu struggled to connect with the daughter he once knew so intimately. Bidemi’s new family had become her rock, and she seemed to prefer their company to his. The pain of this realization was almost too much for Deolu to bear.
Helping Abidemi recover, her new foster family provided her with mental health support and she began therapy. Her therapist helped her uncover the deep-seated effects of the beatings she received as a child in Ibadan, and that it had profoundly impacted her mental health and might affect her own disposition and tolerance for abusive relationships.
As Bidemi worked through her trauma, she began to recognize the abusive patterns in her relationship with her father, Deolu. It was just the slap, but the more her foster family made her watch Nigerian movies on YouTube and saw the way parents corporally punished their children in Africa, the more she adopted the children’s pain and hated her father.
With the newfound understanding, Abidemi spoke out about the abusive relationship she had with her father, sharing her story with everyone around her. While this was a liberating experience for Bidemi, it further drove Deolu to madness. He never used a cane on Abidemi in Ibadan.
No one would have Deolu and so he descended further into a dark abyss of denial and anger. He gave a statement calling his Abidemi a liar. It seemed to him, that the dearth of his daughter’s love was not enough, now, Abidemi would also take the love he could gain from elsewhere, for standing with him seemed like standing against Abidemi. This was the source of the rejection of his community and why he sought to publicly rebuke her.
It was just a slap, but Abidemi spoke at length about the abusive relationship. It was an excuse for her inadequacies, and a source of livelihood for her and her foster family. As she spoke, Deolu’s reputation got further tarnished, and he was shunned and his descent into madness was sealed. It was his village people, he wrongly said.
As Bidemi shared her experience with the world, the foster family who had taken her in were the center of attention. They were hailed as heroes for providing a safe haven for Bidemi and for supporting her in speaking out against her father's abuse. They reaped rewards, received donations and funding for their "noble" work, and their nonprofit organization grew exponentially.
Bidemi’s mental health fraying under the pressure of constantly reliving her trauma, didn’t matter. the foster family's priorities was clear. They were more invested in keeping the spotlight on themselves and the cause than in ensuring Bidemi’s well-being.
Her mental health was an insignificant cost and they told her, the suffering she experienced was a necessary sacrifice for the greater good – to raise awareness and bring an end to abuse.
Bidemi condition worsened, and when the madness that took her father had consumed her too. She yearned for Deolu, her father, but no one heard her.
In the absence of no shoulder to lean on, Bidemi became reliant on substances to cope. It could dull her pain, ease her regret.
In the obituary, published after her suicide, the foster family made sure to mention she was a fighter who eventually succumbed to her father’s abuse.
Western cultures always succeed in destroying families' unity, peace and bond. Africa remains the best place to raise children. Forget the embezzlement by our leaders forcing us away from our lands and continent.
Kingpele: Happy birthday great man....the nightmare of reno and all agbadorians ....please as a birthday wish pay small attention to that childish reno ...may God never ignore us as Peter obi is doing to reno.....
MaziObinnaokija: If somebody's deceiving you,DNT DECEIVE yourself.
I remember last year Presidential campaign,the renowned OBI HIM TU LIE was invited to commission this N dat by that man wey sabi drinking 1895 wine..Baba in black overall clothes was busy Gallivanting, shine him teeth etc but @last, the man slapped him heavily sotey him 😢 😭 alone on National TV.
ATIKU is playing with OBI BALLS
Na you people dey try to make something out of ordinary birthday wish. Na was oo
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