₦airaland Forum

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stuffs2002:
Oh... You are one of those "I am Yoruba but". No wonder you failed to see the monster called Osinbajo for what he truly is.

I am a northerner and a Muslim, so we don't have any thing in common

Of course, we don't, and we never can. The last thing I will do on any medium is to insult anyone whose view does not align with mine. Life is interesting because human beings express divergent views. Imagine how vapid and jejune life will be if we all sleep with the same posture and facing the same direction.

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stuffs2002:
Just look at your hypocrisy.

You attack Tinubu for doing Muslim - Muslim tickets but don't see anything wrong with south east 100% Christian - Christian tickets

I don't think there's any south-east states where the Christian population is less than 95%. So, it's a matter of which religion is predominant in each state. In Nigeria as a whole is the Muslim population predominant like that? Emphatic no! That's why his choice is being criticised.
As I said in my earlier post, this choice is a political strategy! No more, no less. We all witnessed the competence of Oshinbajo when Buhari was sick. I remember one PDP stalwart saying on the television that Buhari should stay where he was while Oshinbajo should continue. In which capacity has Shettima demonstrated competence?

Mind you, l'm not a fan of religion first in everything. I choose capacity. This Tinubu's move is a political strategy at this time when his popularity in the North is waning. A Christian Vice will draw the anger of the North against him.

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stuffs2002:
How many South east states have Muslims even as deputy governor?

There is Christian - Christian tickets in all the 5 Igbo states

This is a wrong analogy. The states in the north-east and north-west also operate Muslim-Muslim tickets. It is a matter of religious predominance. I think Taraba and Plateau also operate same faith tickets.

However, this should be different at the national level, to give a sense of socio-political balance. By the way, I'm not a fan of religion over competence, but this Tinubu's move is a political strategy rather than competency.

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Dogalmighty17:
Anyone saying Nigeria should take over MTN and nationalise it or force the sale of the company to a Nigerian should not forget that we have a purely Nigerian company in the Telecoms sector as well. A company that prefers spending money on celebrities than improving its quality of service. That company is Glo. Can we confidently say Glo can be as reliable as MTN?

Aside from the valid point you raised, we also need to ask ourselves what happened to Etisalat shortly after Nigerians took over the ownership and changed the name to 9mobile. Nationalisation my foot!

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Counterigbolies:
when was Nigeria d happiest in the world?

The declaration was made about Nigeria during the first tenure of OBJ as a civilian president.

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saintbillion:
Of what used is this to Nigerian economy, when there's chatgpt?

The uses include a Nigerian-accented English and the possibility of using the three major Nigerian languages. The uses are already stated in the post.
By the way, why do many Nigerians resent the emergence of Nigerian products even before they get tested. China didn't become great this way.

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SmartMaster001:
This is how it's supposed to be. RCCG, Winners, etc should take note.

The founder of RCCG handed over to Adeboye who's not related to him. So, he can never hand the church over to his son.

Dennisochampa:
When you say someone like you, please can you or someone that understands you explain what you mean.... Make una no vex abeg

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She is trying to say that despite her good financial status if she's finding it difficult to meet up with the high cost of living, how would someone of a lower financial status cope?

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UncleAyo:
Everybody should no be vigilant about security of their immediate environment. If you see something, say something

All these fake imported religions have destroyed the normal mental processes of a lot of our people.

If you are following any of the two religion, you should know for fact that:

There is no heaven, there is no hell, there is no God (or god), there is no Allah, there are no angels, there are no demons, there are no spirits, there is no life after death, juju don't work, there is no eternal judgment, there is no karma, there was no historical Jesus. All those are figment of human imaginations and tools use by a very few some to control the very many others. The earlier you understand and accept these facts as facts, the happier and merrier your life and existence will be.

The religion you're currently claiming is the religion of your parents, if you were born into a different family of another religion (say Hinduism), that is the exact religion you will practice.

You were born without a religion in you, your factory reset has no religion in it. If you were to be a phone and they do factory reset on you today being a phone, there will not be anything found related to religion in your settings, files and file systems anymore; you learn religion only after your birth growing up.


Islam is idolatry and paganism, Christianity aswell is idolatry - All the world religion is idolatry, including all the Abrahamic religion. Holy communion is idolatory, bowing for a stone call Kaaba of the Bedouin tribes is also idolatory, killing of rams is idolatory, kissing or licking of a stone at mecca is idolatory, throwing of stone at pilgrimage is idolatory too.

Infact, Illah is what the Arabic call God and not Allah. Allah was one of the diety been worshiped before the invention of Islam. That is why muslims will say something like "la ilah ila huwa" meaning Allah is one Illah (God). Have you ask yourself why Prophet Mohammed's father who was an idol worshiper and who lived before the invention of islam has Allah in is name Abdullai== Abdu Allah? It is because Allah has been an idol worshiped by paganists before the Prophet received his revelations.

Nakedly circumambulations of the Kaaba, annual prigrimage to mecca, kissing of black stone, bowing towards the stone (stone worship) are all preislamic pagan practises by the nomadic Bedouin tribe and the same is what they still practice today.

All Abrahamic religion are idolatory, they only package them well and condemn your heritage as evil, whereas, Nigeria was better in terms of morality, honesty and integrity before they brought the foreign religions.

In peace loving, emotional intelligence, love for neighbors, respect for sanctity of life, we are even better than those who brought those religion with primitive leaders and prophets whose morality and characters are highly questionable.


Release yourself today from the shackles of religion. Stop wasting away your life and existence!

If you like, allow one illiterate alfa, imam or pastor to be telling you "you will go to hell". When you die, your dead experience will be like the same experience you had before your conception (pregnancy) ie. There is nothing like afterlife. Or where were you before your mother gave birth to you?

I'm struggling so hard to find a correlation between the subject matter of this post and your submission.

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Ejyksneh:
This is small compared to what happened during Jonathan's tenure.
It's all in a bid to pull and print Tinubu's tenure in a bad light, but damn, we won't allow it fly.
Tinubu till 2031

That is not true. Jonathan's era seemed worse because of the virulent opposition played then by the APC.
Fortunately for the APC, the current opposition is scattered, dumb and laid back. If not so, the current situation of the country security wise and economically, is more than enough for a virile opposition to put Nigeria on a standstill worse than Occupy Nigeria in 2012.

Tjra:
It's getting clearer now. Is this how the opposition plan to win elections? Dead on arrival.

Seyi Makinde that should go hard on them is fooling himself.

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Come down hard on the criminals in what capacity? As the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federation or what?

Lithiumite:
Not paying taxes is a form of social welfare,political hangers on is a form of welfare,palliatives is a form of welfare,electricity subsidy,NELFUND, how many people paid back N power loans,how many transporters paid back the SURE-P support of GEJ,how many farmers paid back anchor borrowers loan?

You see all those agbero,national union,nupeng,omo onile that you see are all on welfare,all that free money is what they are gaining from govt,95% of the properties in ogun state for instance dont pay any form of property tax sane in all the other states,thats waiver from govt.

I know this may sound unsympathetic to you but bros,its the reality of the country we live in.

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Nelfund is a loan that MUST be paid back. Social welfare is never a debt. There's no electricity susidy anymore. A robust economic policy will drastically decrease the worrisome numbers of hangers on, motor park boys, Omo oniles and the likes.

Despite being a Yoruba man, the major defect of PBAT's government that makes me pray he must not be re-elected is this issue off insecurity. Every report of a security-related death tears me apart emotionally.

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thatigboman:
What's ARV? Mods, Writeups should be complete and self explanatory, even if it fiction or eye witness report

ARV refers to Anti Retro-Viral drugs
These are drugs used to control HIV from becoming AIDS. HIV is a virus while the disease it causes is called AIDS. If these drugs are taken according to the doctor's prescription, an HIV patient can live a healthy life and avoid untimely death.

elasticlala:
I just said not long ago, that the Nigerian military is part of the security challenges Nigerian face. This is just another proof. Criminals at the very top who would do everything possible to coverup the truth. How on earth would these ones defend a nation

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even more corrupt than the politicians. Fools!

The way you crafted the coup part nearly cracked my ribs for laughter. Lol!

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Pootle:
there are some good apps that will trade for you, stock exchange is another form of gambling no stock is sure anything can happen to the financial system and money will be lost

Mention some of such apps.

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Kobicove:
The way you people hype solar, someone who doesn't know will think that once he installs solar all his energy needs are solved automatically

At least, 80% of your energy problem is solved without any maintenance cost or supply disruption.

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Checkwell:
Funke is too arrogant. I don't consider her a good actor in any way. She's just overhyped. She too do!

Her mastery of the business side of the movie industry is the reason for her top rating, besides she is not a bad actor. Funke is already a success that other actors are trying to catch up with. She is not over-hyped.

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victorazyvictor:
Na lie!
Anybody that avoids church is 1. Stingy or not real, patronise native doctors.

Is she popular than Dr. Paul Enenche or Pa Oyedepo or Apst. Suleiman?

The people you mentioned are in their regular environment -the church. Funke's environment belongs to acting locations, seeing her in any church will be naturally exciting and boost the image of the church.

Antoeni:
Omoyele Sowore, Go And Face VDM

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Just because he told the power of yesterday the blunt truth?

Pierocash:
Una still dey payback loan app? I no dey pay shishi oo

How are you able to escape repayment?

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helinues:
Buy bicycle that won't consume fuel. Having a car is a luxury . How much was minimum wage when the price of fuel in those regime was low, how much is dollar to naira exchange rate?

I really don't know why the opposition and their supporters in Nigeria remain stagnant in their narrations.


Are the price of things across the globe remain the same for decades now. They should stop arguing slow jare

Upon reading your comment, I feel like giving up on Nigeria. You mean having a vehicle is a luxury!!! Even if that's what you use to distribute your finished goods!!! God!!!

emmy4real94:
Are you talking about this same Jona that queues up in the hot sun to wait to greet tinibu? Abi another one Cox this doesn't seem to me like someone that will be contesting

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Life is turn by turn. Nobody has an absolute power over anything. In the time to come, max, 4 years from now, Tinubu will join the league of such waiters.

OSUigboFlatHead:
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This story back then...
I BELIEVE ABSOLUTELY THAT SARAKI HAS A HAND IN IT.

Yes. Since he's a poor man from a poor family, he needs the proceeds from robbery to survive. The way some people reason is beyond what a sane mind can comprehend.

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bobbiiee:
Academic knowledge and common sense are distinct. I am amazed this man is a professor.

His professorship is also Arabic based.

This YEAA made Barrister Festus Kenyamo form Youth Against Misguided Youth, YAMY. When are we going to get it right in Nigeria?

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HacheNoire:
If the opposition cannot get to work and up their game, then it’s a solo run for His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) in 2027.

The opposition does not even exist and only baselessly attacking the president is the ONLY thing that gets them into the headlines.

2027 will be the fairest and freest election in the history of the world as the opposition technically and practically do not exist.

The death of opposition in any democracy is a breeding ground for totalitarianism and absolute power. An absolute power in the custody of any democrat will naturally turn him into a dictator. Opposition is the livewire of democracy because it provides the possibility of having a choice for the PEOPLE.

When a ruling party sees a virile opposition, they know that the people have an option. It is only in Nigeria that opposition parties are classified as enemies of the government rather than a means of sustaining democracy.

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yubikson:
You could not construct a proper sentence wow, that is why your brain to cant open up to see reality.
"It is bit OK not sit"

The correct word is 'bite', not 'bit'.

The best means to weigh intentions is through the words spoken. Words are so important a means of identification that a fool who always keeps quiet will be mistaken for a wise person. There is no justification for speaking recklessly. Woke goofed.

I don't know how old you are but let me clarify that all the Nigerian media practitioners including Bayo Onanuga, PBAT's current spokesman, were in-apolitical during the terrific reign of Abacha. A brilliant journalist must be able to backup his summary speech after any interview with a thought-provoking statement that will set everyone concerned thinking. That was what Seun did.

Even if this regime is able to please over ninety percent of Nigerians it will still be dangerous to put every opposition group or party to death. If we the southerners keep quiet now because Tinubu is our own then we must also keep mum after 2031 when the north will be taking over and they do the same or even worse. What goes around comes around.
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BabaO2:
He never meant to shoot you, stop exaggerating and taking statements out of context, you are not that important. You too should report sincerely like someone with good and clear understanding of issues, that'swhat got him angry. No clear difference between you and the Arisetv guy, you both are always making noise like you are secretly paid for enemies of the government. Chamberlain, Maupe, and Okikiolu are far better than you, they are apolitical, one of them should be drafted to political Desk obviously shouldn't be you.

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quote author=helinues post=138795564]The increase in whatever price of goods and services, the productive people are the reapers as they are not just only a consumer, but productive in producing something.

If you are not productive, whatever any effects in the price of goods and services, be ready for it to have much toll on you and if you like continue blaming the government, so as how you will blame till old age except you do something early which is now[/quote]The tone of your comment is too harsh. Every Nigerian can never have the opportunity of being a producer. The facilities needed for the possibility of thriving in the industrial sector, small or large scale, such as stable and affordable power, loans and accessibility to raw materials are not there, even for those who are interested in the sector.
How then can you now warn everyone to go productive if they don't want to risk a bleak future. Both service and productive sectors are important in any balanced and well-governed nation.
Besides, the current curriculum of education is more theoretical than being practical. Why has the government failed to launch another one that will support productive skills in the Nigerian students being churned out for the meaningless NYSC scheme year after year?

Finally, that you are probably lucky with a productive business doesn't mean everyone will find it that easy. If the government wipes out insecurity, provides good roads and finds a way of reducing the cost of fuel, food inflation will reduce drastically.

There's nothing glorifying in what Reno said. Is it a bad thing if the biggest black nation on the Earth pioneers electronic and real time transfer of election results in Africa?
This method is the only guarantee for a free, fair and credible election in a Nigeria where all the current politicians including the current President are ready to sacrifice any member of their families in order to protect their political status.
We the south-westerners are in support of this electoral stagnation because the odds are in favour Bola Tinubu without the electronic transfer.
In years to come after Tinubu might have gone, if the political permutations are against the South, especially the south westerners, most of us will be doing what Obi is doing now including the all-knowing Reno. Then, the struggle for what should have been done and dusted now will become renewed. This is exactly why Nigeria is still stagnant in many areas. Our struggle for any attempt at national development is always myopic and tribalistic. No nation moves forward with these optics.