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ElevationD:This is a very brilliant comment especially when you mentioned the NASS oversight. Many of our institutions have failed and these politicians don't know what's coming for them next year. They have taken the joke too far. What is more interesting is that I am happy with the way things have gone so far. They have pushed it to our face and shown us who can dare them in the past 4 years. Let's see who will respond first? The people or their power? |
Have you seen this? 👇 https://www.tiktok.com/video/7526140771347533078 Or this https://www.tiktok.com/video/7418967850033073411 There's a always a backdoor in human design and there's not so much we can do compared to how unique our Creator did for each one of us. Na then you go understand say God na BABA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8-yupM-6Oc
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anonimi:I saw your video. That should be a front page post in response to this topic. |
Jahwinaboy: jamafa:About this👇 SixSeven: |
SmartPolician:You think so? |
Dogalmighty17: this is what I wrote that the bot banned me for
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One of the people in his teamship who will speak for him is in prison President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's "teamship" statement refers to a highly publicized doctrine he declared during his December 2022 speech at the Chatham House (the Royal Institute of International Affairs) in London. When asked direct questions regarding his plans for Nigeria's future, Tinubu declined to answer them himself. Instead, he introduced his philosophy of an "unbreakable team" which he termed teamship and assigned the questions to members of his delegation to answer on his behalf. The People He Assigned to Answer Questions (Foolish Nigerians, are all these people answering the questions now?) When Tinubu delegated the questions to demonstrate his "teamship" approach, he called upon the following individuals from his team: 1. Dele Alake (Assigned to answer questions on media, branding, and foreign policy) 2. Nasir El-Rufai (Former Governor of Kaduna State; assigned to answer questions on national security) 3. Ben Ayade (Former Governor of Cross River State) 4.Wale Edun (Assigned to answer questions concerning the economy and poverty alleviation) 5. Femi Gbajabiamila (Then Speaker of the House of Representatives, assigned to answer questions regarding defense pacts) 6. Dr. Betta Edu (Then APC National Women Leader, assigned to speak on healthcare and social issues) The strategy sparked debate across Nigeria. Supporters defended the move as a brilliant showcase of collaborative governance and mentorship, arguing it proved Tinubu would build a competent, decentralized cabinet. Conversely, political opponents and critics heavily ridiculed the "teamship" defense, arguing it was a tactic to shield the candidate from direct scrutiny and avoid debating crucial national issues. Rinse and repeat. If he didn't speak to you before he got there, he owes you no middle finger to give you now. The oracle does not speak to the masses, his disciples speak on his behalf. Una mumu never reach. They say show me your friends, even him french friend no show am the way, na him be master strategist.
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Drama. Women are attracted to drama so you are part of the movie. Don't you know why they act films with their toys and dolls as girls ![]() Which one do you like? Romance Action Comedy Thriller Horror Adult Kids Family CHOOSE your own
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Buccalcavity2:You are not worthy of the exchange. Enjoy your conclusion. Thank you for your attention to this matter. |
I don't want anyone, whether na aide, commentator or spokesman to speak on behalf of anyone else. Let who wants to serve us come and explain to us the how and why. Let the man speak for himself. I no longer believe any aide or spokesman. Very dangerous. APC promised $1 to 1 Naira. Later, Femi Adesina denied it. Make una wise up. We are supposed to be having 1 debate per month before January but our media are very very very complicit in this nonsense by indulging these candidates and letting them send aides to speak to you. Don't you see how foolish it is Nigerian media? If they won't come and speak for themselves now, they will never honor you when they get to office? Buhari already showed that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShC6vIll1-U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HfwDLpav0s Now you want to tell us the benefit of what the person who wants our votes has not told us himself. E be like say una never get sense for this country. I'm not wasting my time on any analysis whether it's from Atiku, Tinubu, Sowore or Obi. Let them all come and defend themselves, sell to us and we buy. Stop encouraging them to be lazy. |
Shellsploit:What I see is that one country is the consumption country < Nigeria Another country is the production country > China |
Atiku is not the one talking, it's Phrank Shaibu. Atiku is not ready. You had opportunity to represent yourself at the NBA conference, you sent Amaechi. Continue your big man politics, you don't know times have changed. SixSeven: |
gracias124:Nairaland eh una no go kee person |
As a man do not eat where you shit. Sorry, do not shit where you eat. That one will help you if you cannot control yourself. SixSeven:I can't easily judge men because men love that thing there but it is not a man's world as you think. Women know how to play the manipulative game if you give them the chance so na you as man make you no lose guard as OP wrote. There is a reason why they said hell hath no fury like a woman's scorn. These women we love to hate are still the ones that we fall for. Women bottom power can affect any man, even the strongest of men👇 https://www.tiktok.com/video/7644699735466544397 Dear men, play your game away even if you have to because in one second, all you have worked for can crumble because you didn't know how to think with your head, you let your third leg play the penalty... VAR 📺 God protect you from making yourself vulnerable ![]()
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Didijiji:By the time Tinubu is through with his tenure, many won’t recognise Nigeria again — Akpabio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsWl-GF3Qqs? The people really love the President and his reforms. They cannot afford to hate him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-J5CVl-Fx0
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Build the house first. In our hierarchy of needs, we need shelter.
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Tooreda:I remember when he said that by the time Tinubu is done with us, we won't recognize it anymore. It's either a prayer or a curse By the time Tinubu is through with his tenure, many won’t recognise Nigeria again — Akpabio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsWl-GF3Qqs?
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Hahaha this one too has played into the hands of Morka SixSeven:There is no PDP to blame anymore
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-J5CVl-Fx0 The people are giving their verdicts but you can tell them their reality is false
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teeteepeejay:Regarding the topic, let me post something from the research studies 👇 A lack of maternal care, often studied in psychology as maternal deprivation or emotional neglect profoundly alters human development across biological, psychological, and social conditions. Because human infants are entirely dependent on caregivers, a lack of consistent, responsive, and warm maternal care stunts brain growth, disrupts basic physiological systems, and damages the lifetime ability to form secure relationships. A lack of maternal care does not typically cause an adult to not care about women in general, but it severely fractures how they form emotional connections with them. Because a mother is usually a child's first blueprint for a female figure, early maternal deprivation alters adult attachment styles, romantic dynamics, and friendships. This damage manifests differently depending on gender and adult behavioral adaptations. The maternal bond serves as the mirror for their own womanhood and self-esteem. Women who lacked maternal care often report profound difficulty forming healthy female friendships. They may project their mother's emotional unavailability or criticism onto peers, viewing other women with inherent suspicion, jealousy, or a sense of bitter competition. They may constantly overcompensate in relationships with women, fearing that if they are not flawless, they will be rejected or judged. In adult men you can see the effect in romantic partnerships. Men who experienced maternal neglect or abandonment rarely become indifferent to women instead, they often experience intense, conflicted emotional patterns known colloquially as "mommy issues". They may become hyper-focused on women, developing an intense fear of rejection. They often suppress their own needs, obsessively trying to fix or save partners to ensure they aren't abandoned again. Alternatively, intimacy may feel inherently dangerous to them. They may date women but emotionally detach or pull away the moment a deep bond starts forming to protect themselves from anticipated pain. Some men subconsciously divide women into unrealistic categories, they either view them as flawless, saint-like figures (seeking the perfect mother they never had) or devalue them entirely out of deep-seated resentment toward the maternal figure. As adults, people often project the pain caused by that one specific woman onto all women or all men. It is a subconscious way of trying to protect themselves from ever being hurt like that again. The child's brain thinks, "the first woman I ever knew rejected me. Therefore, all women are inherently untrustworthy, cold, or manipulative." To prevent a woman from ever having the power to hurt them again, an adult may adopt misogynistic views. By deciding that women are "inferior" or "evil," they feel a false sense of control and safety. ![]() In romantic relationships, a man might subconsciously treat his female partner poorly, effectively punishing her for the sins of his mother. ![]() Psychologists call this splitting. Because it is too painful for a child to accept that their own mother didn't love them properly (which makes the child feel worthless), the adult brain externalizes the problem. It is much easier for the ego to hate an entire group of people ("Women are the problem" or "Men are the problem" than it is to face the agonizing reality of a broken childhood bond. In girls, it is sometimes the absent father syndrome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjlsg0Pggv0?si=jexj4qlcPvhrYLVX Anyway, my friend, before you disturb yourself with people you meet online or your friends irl, find out who their parents were and how their childhood was. You will see a lot of unhealed problems they show in their adult life. Poor child ![]()
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Thewrath:Hmmm
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Let the man speak for himself. I no longer believe any aide or spokesman. Very dangerous. APC promised $1 to 1 Naira. Later, Femi Adesina denied it. Make una wise up. We are supposed to be having 1 debate per month before January but our media are very very very complicit in this nonsense by indulging these candidates and letting them send aides to speak to you. Don't you see how foolish it is Nigerian media? If they won't come and speak for themselves now, they will never honor you when they get to office? Buhari already showed that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShC6vIll1-U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HfwDLpav0s
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Oby we know as e de go. They can speak about what they have done. At least in 2023, they brought different people saying "he paid for our school fees", "he helped my father". Okay na, kontinuu. At least many Nigerians can now enjoy the work of the Lagos master planner. The man who built Lagos who is now building Nigeria. The first class Accountant who is not ashamed to show his classmates, certificates and knowledge of world-class economy to Nigerians. Oya na. Na Nigerians suppose de testify from now on. No need to spend money on campaign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-J5CVl-Fx0
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HacheNoire:What's funny? The western world always condemn them for these killings. It was even one of the things they started mentioning when Trump visited but I respect them for sticking to their law. Watch this video to see how they administer justice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqqYGstamrk I think the 2025 executions were the highest number of executions in Saudi and people were screaming but I find it funny that when you look at the numbers, Saudis are top on the list. That means a lot. I'm not saying that their system is the best but their consistency is something to consider. |
Buccalcavity2:Rail lines built in 15 years. Color me surprised ![]() And just if you don't know some of the history. Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the first civilian governor of Lagos State, originally conceived the ambitious Lagos Metroline project in 1983 to ease the city's heavy traffic. It was proposed during the Second Nigerian Republic by Governor Lateef Jakande and awarded to Interinfra, a French consortium. Who scrapped it? It was scrapped in 1985 by the military administration of General Muhammadu Buhari due to economic and funding concerns, causing major financial losses. In fact it was one of the things they used as campaign against Buhari before una visionaries partnered with the same Buhari as a reformed democrat to enter there 🤡 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgNI2ZUqn1k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXVlGAkFfng Baba Kekere even had advice for governors when interviewed only if you are patient enough to listen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOHkti8v5PI You can't buy reputation bro. Give service you will see results https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUyvrcNE3Is
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HacheNoire:They are consistent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXG2o2dFoY4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H1zqB_WhQY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDL8DDYSrtE |
HacheNoire:Amnesy usually talks about this. I don't think it doesn't happen as you claim. This is the first Nigerian they are executing this year 👇 Saudi Arabia 22 Ethiopia 17 Pakistan 17 Sudan 5 Jordan 4 Syria 3 Yemen 1 Somalia 1 Egypt 1 Nigeria 1 Benin 1 Iraq 1 Kuwait 1 Kenya 1 Uganda 1 Afghanistan 1 Bangladesh 1 Last year (2025) there were 21 Nigerians executed Saudi Arabia 59 Pakistan 42 Syria 38 Yemen 29 Nigeria 21 Egypt 19 Ethiopia 14 Jordan 11 Somalia 6 Sudan 4 The 243 executions were for drug-related cases, meaning narcotics offenses accounted for roughly 68% of the total. Foreign nationals made up 57% of all overall executions and 78% of the drug executions. The 2026 figure of just 1 person is still far better than last year. Hoping we don't have more than this one. |
byinks:Why did you have to remind me of this? ![]()
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Image123:That Sowore's tackle made Amaechi list his achievements, then put Sowore to his place. His nuisance value is still necessary for our politicians who abuse themsleves in the morning then bath together at night. |
Amaechi is a more polished version of another Rivers State Governor that wants to be president, ARROGANT! What I watched yesterday, it's Amaechi that fall my hand but he has been in politics for too long so he doesn't know how to control himself. He was telling us about 40 years in politics, where do yoh come from? We know what it means to win elections? 24,000 lawyers can vote Sowore but I know 93 million people will vote for this and that. On the other hand, I am happy he gave Sowore a response because most times Sowore gets away with some of what he says because they can't respond. Amaechi was able to list the rail lines his administration as Minister was able to build but he didn't do well. He mentioned the line then said he doesn't know how Tinubu's government is now managing it o. Amaechi cannot absolve himself from the problem we have today. He helped bring this government he wants to remove to power. He also said he would never be a VP. He thinks we can just forget all those things he did and said just like that. I also want to remind him that spending 40 years in politics is not an achievement and I will teach you politics style that he had yesterday was nothing but ARROGANCE. This is why we need more debates, they all need to tackle themselves. |
Racoon:I was watching the interview on Arise this morning and I found it funny that he did not know that he admitted that APC ruined the economy with his own mouth. I will quote him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-27l0XaIyM? He said this when Vimbai asked the first question 👇 Vimbai you know, when you deal with or tackle a problem that was allowed to fester over generations of leaders. There's no romantic way to deal with it. There's no romantic way to remove the fuel subsidy. You see all of this talk and second guessing and you know I mean overanalyzing of how huge subsidy was removed you know they're doing that because they they were not in the chair they were not sitting there, they were not in the shoes of the president, when you confronted with the levels of you know real sheer madness that the economy had become when this president was inaugurated there's no nice way to do it when want to dismantle a system of dependence built over generations. There's no romantic way to do it. You know, it's like taking somebody into your home rentfree for 20 years. The day you tell them they have to leave your home to go rent an apartment of their own, pay money out of their pocket. Listen, there's no smiling, you know, I mean, way to greet you to say thank you for, you know, I mean, kicking me out of your home. This is Morka in 2024 👇 1. On Buhari's Economy: "The Buhari administration did nothing in eight years but to clean and mop up the mess made by the PDP". 2. On the Phantom Economy: "What Nigerians don't realise is that the PDP operated a phantom economy, where billions of naira and dollars were awarded and thrown around for declared national projects. Projects that were never done as such". 3. On the Transition: "Buhari was a stopgap president who came to keep the country from tipping over the precipice of sixteen years of horrific maladministration of the PDP government". So from blaming PDP throughout Buhari's 8 years to now blaming the government you took over from that you said was cleaning the mess, this your mess eh, the smell no good ![]()
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una no go kee person


than it is to face the agonizing reality of a broken childhood bond. In girls, it is sometimes the absent father syndrome.