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Young people aged 18 to 34 represent more than one-third (roughly 37%) of the total registered voters. In the lead-up to the 2023 elections, 84% of the 10 million newly registered voters fell into this age bracket. What will ginger these young people to vote will definitely not be an old face again. It's not just in Nigeria. Youth usually want to have a say in politics by bringing change. It worked for Buhari's 2015 campaign, I think the internet will not help Atiku/Tinubu this time around. There are more records online than in the archive of newspapers where some people would have forgotten. If anything should give you that indication, it was what they did to verify Amupitan's phone number recently. The old people are digitally naive, these young folks are digitally native. The 2023 elections and how it was conducted also opened their eyes to the game of politics, something they were hitherto uninterested in.
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A mass psyop was successfully conducted by Tinubu by changing the national anthem. While you are struggling to know the old one, they pushed the on your mandate song to the top of the billboard. I salute your propaganda 👌 |
geoworldedu:Yes I know. I posted something on the other thread 👇 SixSeven:What will ginger these young people to vote will definitely not be an old face again. It's not just in Nigeria. Youth usually want to have a say in politics by bringing change. It worked for Buhari's 2015 campaign, I think the internet will not help Atiku/Tinubu this time around. There are more records online than in the archive of newspapers where some people would have forgotten. If anything should give you that indication, it was what they did to verify Amupitan's phone number recently. The old people are digitally naive, these young folks are digitally native. The 2023 elections and how it was conducted also opened their eyes to the game of politics, something they were hitherto uninterested in. |
foleskay:Unfortunately I don't think that will work. Why? How old are you? You are well spent on politics of the past while these young people are not interested in these old faces. That's one message Atiku is not getting. Those who voted for him in 2019 are now 7 years older. Since that time, children who were 11 years old are now 18. Since Atiku started contesting in 1993, a child of that age is now 33. Since he was a Vice President in 2007, a child then now is 19. Approximately 39.65% (roughly 37 million) of registered voters are between the ages of 18 and 34. In the lead-up to the 2023 elections, 84% of the 10 million newly registered voters fell into this age category. Those aged 35–49 (Middle-Aged Voters) make up roughly 35.75% of the electorate. Read the room.
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Edygrin:You'd be surprised by how crafty they are. Don't forget what Atiku said yesterday about PDP and how they formed it. He was the VP but the real President, they deliberately chose Obasanjo who just came out of prison and had lost touch. He just confirmed what people had said all along yesterday when he said he recruited cabinet members among others. He was the de facto president who latched on to the sentiment of repaying Abiola and the country wanted a Yoruba man as compensation. That's why 1. The South West voted Falaye instead of Obasanjo 2. After the first term when Obasanjo's eyes opened, he tried to grab the SW in 2003 election and he tried to settle with Atiku. He had now become his own man. Search for Obasanjo begs Atiku in 2003. Payback came when Atiku thought he would succeed Obasanjo and that man decided to publicly speak against him and publish books that wrote his image in red ink. Politics is a game of interests. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93szyjbrFvs He is still a selfish man and is the kind of person Tinubu fears. Why? They know themselves. Tinubu has publicly admitted that the deal with Atiku saved him from the South West tsunami in 2003. They worked together in 2011, 2015 to play and remove Jonathan respectively. I can see Atiku's perspective. He feels that only the South East and South South was what was left to be captured in the last election and the North is already in the bag for him while Obi feels that with a Northern support, he will defeat Tinubu since he is quite popular in the South. Now I will advise Atiku to do a poll and find out whether people really want him or they just want his money. He admitted yesterday that he had made some mistakes and I hope he doesn't make the same mistake like his brother Tinubu by running for President. Tinubu has been demystified now that he is President, he could have supported Osinbajo or any other candidate that the people willingly accepted back then. Atiku should read the room and endorse someone. If Tinubu did that in 2023, that candidate would have won smoothly but the man wanted to grab it, snatch it and run away with it and he's been falling and embrassing himself ever since. Presidency is not a small job, they both need to rest. Anyhow, I love the energy of Atiku who is older than Tinubu. It makes me question things. Edit SixSeven:
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I heard him say this when he was responding to the question the presenter asked him about Obi. The greatest mistake Nigerian political parties made was to let governors, politicians sponsor the party. If they all contributed their share to the party like PLCs, moneybags won't control greedy party faithfuls by buying them at the primaries. APC, PDP, it's all the same. Your president or governor should never be the leader just because they got into an elective post of 4/8 years. Zuma was behaving anyhow in South Africa and ANC cut his wings. They brought him back to earth. |
When you want to be heard and you need to announce your announcement. I am wondering, especially after watching Atiku who is older than Tinubu yesterday on air, why will Tinubu who is supposedly a master strategist and acclaimed democrat be afraid of discussing his ideas and his vision if he were so proud of them? You can't be claiming to be a leader and people don't understand your direction. The one that surprises me is when supposedly educated people then try to convince us that leave argument and follow who know road. Agreed, Tinubu is crafty but is he principled? Will you as a person say this statement of his is an omoluabi statement? 👇 Grab it, Snatch it, Runaway with it... And now catch me if you can. I know hunger can make us lie to ourselves but I am talking to the educated ones here who want to craft wonderful stories to put a wool over our eyes. All of the great men you mention that change countries had some ethos and visionary words people plugged into, Tinubu's story is not clear. I am personally happy he and Buhari got there. To demystify any thought that they were Presidents we never had. So far, Tinubu has been a bad president. Doesn't talk to you, prefers everyone to fall for him, does not want opposition and rewards allies in the interest of self above nation. Presidetns will come and go, Nigeria will remain. Few days ago, he and OBJ met. That is to tell you that you sef go be ex one day but what will you be remembered for? "Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it" ~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT
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Omo before you burn bridges, make sure you've crossed to the other side of the bridge that won't fall. A lesson that you don't announce your plans until the job is done. RealLordZeus:
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agadez007:I don't think so. If she is ready to rat out her uncle online and telling us about their family, please let her spread the remaining clothes well under the sun. |
He wanted to have one final crazy story to tell as retirement. Boss move ![]() |
naturefellow:You have a good observation but don't forget that India has the largest population on earth. It's like someone saying don't take financial advice from Nigerians because.... Now, to the point in the passage. You know our marriages in the past were not based on love? Marriage was based on sustenance and it needed a man and woman to help us manage it and they give birth to go on and on like that. I believe there should be affection but the love nwatiti thing is not entirely ours. We believe that selecting a good family for you itself is love and you grow into it. Don't get me wrong, I am not saying that system is perfect but look at what we have today. It's why they are now saying love is blind, marriage is the eye opener. Maybe the couple should be blind first and then open their eyes to love later ![]() |
agadez007:I do not. But let the story be different from fiction. Let it not be for cruise. It is to PO's advantage if the story is true and it matches his go and verify slogan. Whether it helps PO, Tinubu or Atiku, I don't want anyone creating fake stories and we keep on spreading them. Nothing good can be built on lies. |
What is love? What is true? What is yours won't pass you by. What's yours will either teach you a lesson in a good way, or a bad way. We never know the outcome until we make the decision. It's 50/50 in front of us and 80/20 behind us. "People give you what they are, not what you deserve. What you deserve, you give to yourself."
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Attack dogs were employed by Jonathan to shout back at opposition. Abati could not attack, so they brought in Okupe who served as a vociferous attack dog when Obasanjo needed one too. The cycle repeats itself, this is why that gentleman had to step aside for personal reasons. We don't have that patience for gentleman press statements. Attack the wailers. Attack the messengers. They never learn. In an election year when we should be hearing the good works of Tinubu and selling that, there's no stock to sell!
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It is not in your national interest to join trumpets singing...
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kpankpangolo:Reddit, Quora, Google, AI but people still want to chat with each other, not machines. |
Our evolution is taking us back to basics. That's the problem of ITK.
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Someone is not reading the room and that is Atiku. They did not even take time to study the demography of the voting population. 🤡 |
status quo ante bellum Phrase of the year. Omo, you go hear lawyers de speak Latin, you go think say dem get sense. Another man language 🤡 Who did this to us?
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President Tinubu once played his party's presidential candidate in 2011 when he needed a deal. He won't give you power unless there is something there for him, like being the Supreme Leader of Congo or Supervising President of Benin ![]() He's already in power. Grab it Snatch it Runaway with it Now catch him if you can.
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When you die, what do you want to be remembered for? |
Are you sure Daré wrote this because this is AI and is a lazy work by the writer. |
It is good how she's chopping your money. You cannot buy love and if you want commercial sex, go and pay prostitutes. Many of you have not learned. You think say na buy buy you can now have her body? Why not go and meet her family so you and her can be doing husband and wife things? You want to remove her pant then you go buy phone. No go find work do. If d girl carry belle now, we go know who is responsible. Before buying the phone i thought she is that calm and responsible girl and giving me the girlfriend vibe though we have not slept with each other.🤡 |
Go and verify. Please produce names. What's her uncle's name? |
torqque7:You don't know the conditions neither do you have the medical information to be able to pass this judgment. Women have been giving birth to sixtuplets and more since time immemorial, before doctors were even trained to be giving birth. You may only be seeing it on your TV but women are giving birth in the places where they are fighting wars. All mammals give birth naturally and if there needs to be an operation, fine. Operation does not mean you won't have post surgery complications or can't even die from the process. Life is a gamble but your conclusion is far reaching. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7502556774709480710 Google the politics of birth. Also ask yourself how humans were giving birth for hindered of years before modern medicine. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7231399315187485994
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carzeem1:Or died from her own creation. Died to give birth to life. |
ARISHEM:Something can happen. Is the current Alaafin a Canadian ![]() Most of your elites are beholden to their foreign lands. Nothing will happen? Don't be too sure. There was one small noise Sowore made about Wike in the US that made the FCT Minister keep quiet on that matter. Nothing will happen? They have more to lose in their native land they run to than the land they decide to ruin at home.
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I thought the gentleman who came from Canada would appreciate your work. I had to reread the article to be sure if it was this current Alaafin or the former one. The people who don't write history, don't read it, don't spread it, will keep repeating yesterday's mistakes.
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This post has been deleted online and I am not sure it came from her account. I hope the nlfpmod and other mods did enough due diligence before pushing it here. Just because someone else posted it and you can give the links does not mean it is a trusted and reliable source. Tareq1105: Pacesetter123: |
The Newsweek Article Ten years ago today, 276 girls were abducted in the night from their school in Chibok, northeastern Nigeria. The attack by Boko Haram pricked the conscience of the world. From London to Washington, protesters held placards reading #BringBackOurGirls—the hashtag the girls' families had posted to pressure their idle government into action. It would take almost three weeks for then-Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan even to make a public announcement. Critical time had been lost. When this March, 137 children were tragically taken from a school in Kaduna, northwestern Nigeria, the shadow of Chibok lay ever present. Why, Nigerians and the world asked, after the passage of a decade was such an atrocity still happening? This time, unlike Chibok, the girls and boys were brought back a fortnight later, the security and intelligence agencies deployed immediately to rescue them. Nevertheless, legitimate concerns over kidnappings persist in Africa's most populous country. Success in Kaduna has brought families relief and praise for the military, yet the government bears no illusions: The scourge of kidnappings must be routed once and for all. It begins with recognizing the changing nature of the threat. Boko Haram translates to "Western Education is Forbidden" and reflects an ideological impetus as jihadi insurgents opposed to the very idea of a Nigerian state. Today, Boko Haram are splintered, and mass abductions are primarily the work of criminal gangs. There is no ideology here: kidnapping has become an illegal industry rewarded with ransoms. Within days of the Kaduna attack, the abductors were demanding 1 billion naira ($600,000). Nothing was paid. As president, I have been clear that ransoms stop. Resolution through payment only perpetuates the wider problem. This extortion racket must be squeezed out of existence. Meanwhile, the costs for perpetrators must be raised: They will receive not a dime, and instead security services' counter action. But compressing the kidnap for ransom market only addresses the pull factors. If we are to avoid funneling the same people into other crimes that cause normal Nigerians to feel insecure, we must address the push factors: poverty, inequality, and a paucity of opportunity. Criminal gangs can find easy recruits among those without either a job, or the prospect of one. Some 63 percent of Nigerians are multidimensionally poor. They are bearing the economic consequences of a failure by successive governments to get to grip with the Nigerian economy. Fiscal and monetary albatrosses have grounded the country's flight, when surging demographics demand high economic growth to just maintain current standards of living. A decades-old fuel subsidy was exhausting paltry public finances. By 2022, the cost had ballooned to $10 billion—more than the government's combined spending on education, health care, and infrastructure in a budget of $40 billion. Currency controls that artificially propped up the naira deterred investment and led to shortages of foreign exchange. For decades we have been financially ransoming ourselves. When my government took office last May, we faced a pile of debt obligations. Just as with kidnappers, we had to be tough with the economy. Unsustainable market distortions had to be removed. As expected, floating the naira caused it to plunge. Given Nigeria is a net food importer, the average shopping basket has consequently risen in price. The removal of the fuel subsidy, in a country where many businesses and households rely on generators for power, has also had far reaching effects. These reforms have caused pain across Nigeria; they are still painful. Yet there is no better alternative: These and other difficult reforms are necessary to arrest the economic rot that lies at the heart of insecurity. Green shoots are now visible. In the first quarter of this year, foreign currency inflows have almost matched those for the whole of last year. A multi-billion forex backlog at the central bank has been cleared, giving foreign investors' confidence to invest in Africa's largest economy, safe in the knowledge they can repatriate earnings. The naira has begun to stabilize after its initial downward trend and has made huge gains against the dollar. Talk of macroeconomics might seem remote from the challenge of insecurity. But without the fundamentals in place, it is impossible for an enabling environment where the private sector thrives, jobs are created, and opportunity is spread across the country. It is how we ensure children can go to school without fear. For any who may have doubted our direction, it should now be clear. There will be no more ransoms paid—not to kidnappers, nor toward those policies which have trapped our people economically. Nigerians, and their economy, will be liberated. Bola Tinubu is president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The views expressed in this article are the writer's own. |
April 15, 2024 Newsweek article to commemorate the historic tweet. In hindsight, it looks like someone wrote these releases and you can see the pattern.
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