Brendaniel: And those that supported Buhari for 8 years and rewarded Tinubu by supporting him for his role in supporting Buhari to destroy Nigeria will now be called what?
The bigger question people like you should be asking is why a whole state government is agitated about an unknown person's tweet, terrorists are throwing party with threats on Tik Tok and the government isn't concerned, a lady tweets her own opinion without threats but they are agitated and you people are here t o promote it.
You want to tell me that you didn't hear Tinubu talk about the need for state police to curb the menace of insecurity, Mr Developer. 😁
YourKarma: The first man to say Lagos is no man's land was a westerner. WHen an Igbo man said same thing you guys started shouting. A northerner has said same thing an now "he's being misinterpreted". Una dey amuse me
Vision101: I love it when I drive into filling stations and I see them sitting down waiting for motorists. We know what we passed through in their hands in the past.
Fuel station are now doing advertisement on radio , doing bonanza sef. If you see how dem come humble. Chai.....😁.
Ballmer: When a country is populated by an enornous number of foolish souls from a particular section of it territory foolish n senseless submmission such as this is what you get.
That's why the Asaba man no gree for her. At all, at all.
casualobserver: it was an irresponsible statement by Bwala. I have said it from the get go. Tinubu's media team are uncoordinated and incompetent. Truth must be told.
I distinguish between the presidents media team (bwala and co) and the ministry of Information. Tinubu's media boys are just sloppy and incompetent. Ministry of Information especially the minister is a good spokesman and probably the best minister of information since 1999 but his ministry too can do more.
He said so intentionally, to get a predictable reaction. Politicians do this a lot. Just like when Shettima said the presidency has no right to suspend a sitting governor. They are playing mind games. It's psychology. 😁
jaxxy: On the contrary he's is tell u a great observation of life thst people who don't move from their fathers backyards don't know. and then wonder why a state is called no man's land.
No man's land is not an insult it is an observation of reality.
Na problem dey make person dey roam about shey you know. 😁
jaxxy: A hausa fulani man once told me, There is a popular saying if u go anywhere in this world and u don't see an igbo man there please run from there.
He went further to say anywhere u see igbos anywhere know that industry, business and opportunities are happening or about to happen in that place.
I Rest my case!
He is trying to tell you that you are like them always roaming about every where. Lol 😂😂😂
Brendaniel: Too late, we have recorded it, Lagos is no man's land
You can see the maturity of other tribes that have been living in Lagos long before the people of South East even know that there is a place called Lagos o! I hope you know this fact. But these people cherish the own origin and have no problem with Lagos at all o.
Poisonousman: I told you on twitter fews days ago when you asked me about your site nairaland.. the earlier you warn this Madridguy, yarimo, hielunes and softmirror guys to leave forum with their tribalism the better .. these guys are spoiling your business.
LagosOrigin: The President's Special Adviser on Policy Communication was asked about the alleged lopsided ₦3.9trillion spent on infrastructure in Lagos in the last two years vis-a-vis other States of the Federation Let me tell you why Lagos State is different, Lagos State is a no man's land. In the last election, the President who is from the South West did not win Lagos, that tells you the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.
Secondly, the richest man in Africa is a Northerner. His business is not in Kano, it's in Lagos. Almost every rich man you know in Nigeria has his business undertaking in Lagos and the Nigerian people are represented in Lagos. You go to Lagos and if not probably majority of the people are Yoruba-speaking, you will wonder whether Lagos indeed is from the South West.
Daniel Bwala, one of the Presidential Media Aides to Tinubu, has stated on Arise TV that Lagos State is a No Man’s Land and that’s why they didn’t include it in the infrastructure distribution chart that they drew up for Southwest.
I hope everyone can see it now before they say Igbos are the ones calling Lagos a No Man’s Land.
PotatoSalad: With this your logic, Nigeria should have more power supply than China because we're less populated than China. Omo who do una this thing no try.
Try and comprehend. It's simply logic very easy to understand.
thomas2024: Success in academic doesn't make one to be intelligent. Intelligence is complex, a whole new adventure. Person fit know book make e no dey intelligent. Person fit dey intelligent make e no sabi book too . Hope you dig bah.
You are neither here nor there. You sound very intelligent.
Rindo69: Why can't ALL local governments be peaceful? Even with their tiny population, if they wanted to be the least peaceful country, they can be. It just takes them to not have societal values. Nigerians lack societal values; every man for himself, every man for his needs and every man for his greed.
Try and comprehend. It's simply logic very easy to understand.
MaiDeribe: While Aliko Dangote portrays himself as a self-made industrial titan, there is a compelling case to argue that he is, in fact, a full-fledged NEPO baby, leveraging inherited privilege and entrenched social networks to accelerate his rise:
1. Family Wealth and Influence • Dangote’s maternal family, the Dantatas, were among West Africa’s wealthiest dynasties in the 1940s–1960s. Wealth here is not just financial, it’s social capital, political connections, and elite networks, all of which are invaluable in business. • His paternal family also held wealth and influence, giving him access to elite education, mentorship, and exposure to high-stakes business early on.
2. Access to Capital and Networks • Starting a cement trading business requires seed capital, banking trust, and industry connections. While Dangote claims he started small, the ease of accessing credit, suppliers, and contracts in Lagos is highly unlikely for someone without elite backing. • Nepotistic leverage manifests subtly: his uncle provided initial guidance and a foothold in Lagos commerce, something most aspiring entrepreneurs never get.
3. Structural Advantage in Infrastructure & Government Contracts • Dangote’s empire thrived in sectors historically dominated by politically connected elites, like cement, sugar, and oil. • His success was facilitated by regulatory and government environments favoring those with insider knowledge and access. Ordinary entrepreneurs face significant barriers in these markets.
4. Branding as Self-Made While Benefiting from Legacy • Public messaging frames Dangote as building from scratch, but cherry-picking “working with an uncle” while downplaying inherited social, educational, and network advantages is a classic NEPO narrative. • True self-made billionaires rarely have direct family dynastic connections that shield them from systemic risks in emerging markets.
Congrats building it from the scratch, show some more empathy and sanitize your trucking system, too many Nigerians are dying for your profit.
Malali you better focus on your life. Your efforts can't change Dangote's destiny.