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USA intends India stops buying oil from Russia. If India buys from Nigeria it a win for the US. Interestingly, US has enormous pressure on nations around the world.

Targeted propaganda. I wonder why Igbo affairs scares APC

Says someone whose second grade minions call people third class citizen.

fineboynl:
We need 3 impactful reasons on Nigerians. And why Nigerians needs to support tinubu second term?

You could find 300k 2 bedroom flat during buhari, as bad as Bahrain government was. During Jonathan you could get 150k 2 bedroom flat.

But now what you finds is from millions. I need to know why tinubu needs a second term? What is it that he want to do with second term thst he cannot do in the next 2 years?

Because
1. He is Jagaban, the master strategist. The builder of Lagos.
2. He is the greatest accountant of Chicago. The mighty economist of his time.
3. He is the builder of APC, the great president of the Yorubaland. The greatest revolutionary leader on tribal bigotry.

Tribal tricks of APC is laughable. It's a shame we can't focus on National discuss again. How much we have sunk under a decade. The truth is no person of worth will discuss Nigerian politics now.

Creamypie:
na people from east dey talk say Deltans are yearning to join their brothers. Don't mind am na east e come from.we aren't Igbos.Igalas are here. Same as olukumi tribe. They have destroyed their place and are looking for big, fine place with sea access and oil to call theirs. The way easterners dey salivate for delta lands, and concerns. Very irritating

Hahaha Funny how you think of yourself.
So you think if someone wants to invest outside Lagos, Abuja and port Harcourt then delta will be the next right? You are extremely funny. The Onitsha-Asaba proximity is the only importance of individual investments in delta state unless you are talking about oil and gas which is capital intensive, in turn only favour government and the 10% hence doesn't translate to urgency to invest in other sector unless you want to tell me those 10% live there. If Not, then what makes you think your so called delta is important to an Easterner??

Mrexcell:
Adding anioma state to the south east to balance the regional imbalance makes more sense and gives the anioma state agitation more credibility but unfortunately many anioma people are still scared of joining the east they actually scared of another biafra war breaking out in nigeria where they will be massacred again just like in the first biafra war.

Why will there be a Biafran war?? Is there any reason for that??

Thundafireseun:
Please enlighten me on why she will contest in Abia state …

Funny you talk so much about her but knows too little about her. Yes she was born in ogwashi ukwu in delta state but she is married to Iweala in Abia state

Thundafireseun:
Im from Delta state where Ngozi is from…. If Ngozi contests for anything in her local government …. I’m telling you 1st hand she will loose

I'm not saying she can't contest in delta state, but if she intends to do so it will be in Abia state and she will win hands down.

500k no do block moulding complete o. Only to do wiring for my shop na em I spend 140k

To many idiotic stories from Non entities. Igala and Igbo sub group interactions were sparsely documented because it was limited and of no significance. Yes there are times Igala incursion occurred, it was mostly brief with Igala defeat on the long run. Igala was never a frightening threat to northern Igbos.

RichBoy247:
We no send you. South East votes is inconsequential to us the BAT team. We have proven that severally

really?? Let's see.

Okay. Good for him. Thanks for his pity claim.
There is nothing to see here

Factcheck0001:
the only motivating factor for an Ibo is hate.

If u want an Ibo man to take something serious, attach hate to it. Tell him the yorubas or Hausas hate what he's doing n he will add more energy.

Same method nnamdi kanu used.
Same method LP is using now and that's y they believe yoruba is responsible for all their problem

Idiotic statement.

Impressive.

Nnaoweri:
Fixed

Funny. You wish and hope your thoughts about Peter Obi is true, but it's not because he is a true nationalist. Your regional argument is futile.

Peter Obi the peoples choice.

It's terrible how APC play dirty politics. Very myopic set of people.

bjdon:
No way in he'll will Obi or any Igbo candidate ever win in Edo state again. We were one of most passionate supporters of PO, and how have Igbos repaid us? By insulting our Oba, insulting our governor, claiming parts of our state as Igbo.
We are waiting for them in 2027

pls how did they insulted you ??

It's funny how aligning with the centre amount to good governance. Shamefully no human being of worth discuss Nigerian politics. It just a case study of cluelessness in governance in relation to high illiteracy and poverty.
Note. The toxic nature of Nigerian politics will eventually be it's unfortunate demise. Stupid short term thinkers.

OreMI22:
The Proposed 80-Year Concession of Enugu International Airport: A Call for Urgent Action!

The recent announcement by the Tinubu administration to concession the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu for 80 years is deeply troubling and should raise serious concerns among the people of Enugu and the entire Igbo community.

To begin with, Akanu Ibiam International airport, Enugu, is one of only five international airports in Nigeria. Yet, unlike the others, it has been limited to just one international airline, while the remaining four enjoy access to at least three or more. This restriction is both unjust and discriminatory.

Furthermore, the international terminal buildings at the other four airports have long been completed and are fully operational. Enugu’s terminal building, on the other hand, remains unfinished and non-functional, despite starting at the same time with those at the other four airports.

It is worth recalling that two years ago, the federal government announced plans to concession all international airports in Nigeria. However, during the actual execution of this policy, Enugu was suspiciously excluded, while the other four proceeded without delay.

In another instance of clear neglect, the Enugu airport was shut down for over three years to resurface a 3-kilometer runway—a task that typically takes no more than three months in other airports.

Now, the Tinubu government has introduced yet another questionable move: proposing to concession the Enugu airport to an undisclosed international aviation company for an unprecedented 80 years!!! This stands in sharp contrast to the other airports, which were concessioned to reputable international firms for a much more reasonable period of 20 years.

These repeated actions suggest a deliberate strategy to undermine development in the Southeast, using the only international airport in the region as a tool to achieve that aim.

It is important to emphasize that such actions have continued to succeed largely due to the silence and inaction of the people of the region. It is time for political leaders, civil society, and especially the youth from the Southeast to speak out boldly against this latest move.

We must reject this blatant marginalization and insist that the Akanu Ibiam International Airport be treated with the same respect, investment, and fairness as other international airports across the country. The Southeast deserves equitable infrastructure and opportunities, and the airport is a vital part of that future.

Let it be clear: we cannot build a united Nigeria while deliberately stifling one of its regions. We call on the Federal Government to reverse this unjust proposal and ensure that the Southeast is given its rightful place in the nation’s development.

The issue should be what is our politicians doing?? If this is a problem, why haven't they spoken about it.

Good development. It's a matter of time.

Wolfdevil:
You’ve made a very important point, and I honestly think more people should be paying attention to this. We’ve talked so much about the US-China trade war, but the real opportunity for us Nigeria and Africa is right here with China looking our way.

Now, $51 billion in investments, aid, and loans? That’s no small amount. If China is serious about diversifying away from the US and they're looking at Africa especially Nigeria as their next big market, we need to come to the table with our heads held high and a plan that benefits us.

With the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCTA) now in place, this is the best time for African countries to build cross-border industries. It means we can move past just exporting raw materials and start creating value here on the continent. That’s where the real growth and jobs will come from.

You also mentioned how Chinese contractors accounted for about 60% of construction work in Africa in 2019. That’s massive! But let’s not just celebrate that. Let’s use it as a sign that China is deeply invested here. So we shouldn’t be begging. We should be negotiating.

Now, about Nigeria being China’s biggest market in Africa absolutely correct. That gives us leverage. We should be pushing for deals that reflect our position. The currency swap agreement you mentioned from $2 billion to $10 billion is a great start. It’ll help reduce our overdependence on the dollar and make trade with China smoother.

But beyond that, we need to focus on capital goods. Let the things coming into the country be machines, tools, and tech that will help us grow industries, not just cheap finished goods. We want factories here, not just warehouses.

If the Minister of Trade and Investment plays his cards right, and presents the right deal to the President, this could be a turning point. And if China is really as eager as it seems, they’ll approve it in a week. All we need to do is make sure Nigeria is smiling for the right reasons not because we got aid, but because we secured a smart, future focused deal.

Let’s get the sweet part of the deal while the timing is perfect.

China will not cover those gaps with your proposed strategy. Chinese strategy has always been to dump stuffs in a Nation.

Let the things coming into the country be machines, tools, and tech that will help us grow industries, not just cheap finished goods. We want factories here, not just warehouses.

if they had done that with US then I don't think they will be trade war.

Dennixe001:
https://punchng.com/enugu-to-build-rail-linking-south-east-cities-to-onne-port/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR74wqRYMS5ESuFvDLynjOQU2AAk2MlAOdE1NUdIxQKi9l3HQzzIeUShHHMW9g_aem_C9bpy7oykUey2ianKsR4pQ

I know there will be many huddles along the way. It a lofty idea but necessary one.
I just hope;
1. They have access to funds.
2. Permission from the Federal government
3. Collaboration among Enugu,Ebonyi, Abia and rivers states.
With these Mba will be a legend. Nothing wey person wan tell me even if it wasn't completed by him

PDPdestroyer:
Calling him a social media candidate is putting it lightly, he’s simply an Igbo agenda garbed with a robe of a messiah. Thank God he was disgraced and sent back to Agulu

pls explain to us how he is Igbo agenda??

ElevationD:
You responded to a very empty person.

Sadly these kind of knuckleheads lead a lot of persons astray. Very sick people.

TemplarLandry:
Pertaining to Nigerian presidency, a wannabe, that's the best Grigiri could ever be.
The made in Agulu lying machine should hide his face in shame.

Non sense. As usual distraction and defamation of character. Your politics is too destructive. Trust you are very very short sighted.

NaijaNaWaa:
Emotionally, this may sound good but economically stupid. I’ve heard similar nonsense ad nauseam, yet it’s pure nonsense. Countries are not run that way. It’s that kind of mindset that is driving Donald Trump’s disastrous MAGA economics. I don’t want to say more.

Btw, I’m full blooded adult IGBO.

You can as well tell us the reasons why you said that. I'm not disputing the emotional part but emotion is part and parcel of rationality and tactics. It's why you have interest.

Antichristian2:
Hope na prison?

But they should have been killed!

I trust Saudi or China!

Even them will not kill them outright, not how you expect it. If they do that then they should expect reciprocating approach to them too. In all; It depends on circumstances.

tuoyoojo:
America thrived on diplomatic subtlety and has gotten away with many stuff.

America has done some crazy stuff in the past but diplomacy is the icing to make it look less belligerent.

Oga donald came in kicked the front door with big boots and came all gun blazing

Agreed there is need for change but like them dey talk " na sofrey them take dey kill tsetse fly when pearch on top of scorutum"

See what is happening, all the major stocks around the US including Dow Jones have been hit badly

Recession is smiling and looking at Donny

I agree in part with you but I was responding to: "Even if a new president comes and reverses the tariff, their relationship can never go back to how it was".
America doesn't need the kind of relationship it has with EU now, so there is no reason going back to old normal. As for recession nobody knows if it will happen yet, it's too early.

seunmsg:
Acidiosis will soon come with some Becomerich era screenshot to wail about how Tinubu bribed JP Morgan to invest in Nigeria and how the investment will not affect the price of half bag of rice 🤣🤣🤣

Tinubu has no capacity to bribe JP Morgan. I believe it's the banks perception of the Nigerian market that is driving the move. Nigeria has huge market so it makes sense if JP expands it's presence.