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AndroBlaze:get your fact right. C Ronaldo was still at Man U when he won his first Ballon d'Or in 2008. He left for Madrid in 2009 |
Validated:So a lady of her calibre can not own a property in VI, abi? Hear your self |
See as ur conscience just dey worry u. Oga, dey calm down only. BP is real Richtaiwo: |
Leave am for C o. No of them be C mate for dere |
immortalcrown:help me ask them o |
Try that one for warri, ugborikoko or B division police go use you take shine. |
This Onanuga, you will surely get a good response from Atiku very soon. |
The NFF needs competent men and women with in-depth knowledge of football, sports management, administration, and governance to run the federation effectively. Not those olodo way dey there right now. They lack the technical know-how to run Nigerian football |
Is this ignorance or outright wickedness of the highest order? Putting people's health and lives at risk simply for financial gain is utterly unacceptable. |
Flangelo12:as how nah? In summary, Atiku is simply calling for transparency and accountability in this government. |
dominique:dem no teach u bodmas for primary school? |
This is one of the reasons they were voted into office. So why all the hype? These are basic infrastructures and essential amenities that every well-governed, civilized society should provide. I won't be surprised or overly excited when the government delivers them because it's their responsibility and our right as citizens. After all, we pay taxes, and we deserve the services those taxes are meant to provide. |
Na true love u go find for UK? |
The real US is coming out gradually. They are just doing what would protect their interest. They don't really give give a f**k about Israel for now. They have learned the hard way. |
Okoroemekah:best advise so far 👍 |
Nobody is perfect. We all make mistakes, and this is one that could happen to anyone. |
WizardOfNG:SMH. Just read what you typed up there. If he decides to stay in Dubai, why is that your concern? Instead, pray that this rain doesn't fall on your own roof. Then you'll experience firsthand, the pain and hardship that those affected are going through right now. |
Ofemannnu:wetin concern Makinde with security? According to Nigeria constitution, security, begins and ends with the President. Because he's the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of Nigeria |
Afriifa:free or not, whoever Kwankwanso picks will still win the governorship election |
marlow1962:funny thing, he won't sleep during that break, you are referring to. |
Madrid gets who they want in their team. If Olise doesn't come to Real Madrid next or the next two seasons, that means Madrid didn't really want him. Because they always get who they want and need. |
In all your stubbornness, gragra and "I no go gree", void NPF as much as possible, if you can. |
His opinion. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. |
Cyberterror:wetin u dey talk? Before this whole court brouhaha, didn’t INEC recognize the David Mark–led NWC? |
Shame no go allow am join apc. Wike plan is for him to position himself for the vice president slot in 2031. He knows he can't get that in APC. |
Mrchippychappy:why most power minister dey act clueless |
As if you are God fearing woman |
Denying bail to a figure like Mallam El-Rufai would not be just a legal matter, it would quickly become a high-stakes political issue with ripple effects across party unity, regional dynamics, judicial credibility, and national stability. El-Rufai is a prominent and influential Northern figure with strong networks across northern Nigeria. Denying him bail could deepen factional divides within the Northern bloc. It'll trigger elite infighting, especially among northern political blocs. Which might lead to loss of cohesion ahead of 2027 general election or major policy negotiations. El-Rufai has considerable influence in northern Nigeria. Denial of bail may provoke backlash from northern political elites and voters. It could strain the APC’s regional support base, especially if perceived as targeting northern leadership unfairly. Major opposition parties like the ADC, could capitalize on the situation by portraying the APC led govt as killer of opposition voices and authoritarian. Which may strengthening their narrative ahead of 2027 The North don't forget. They will surely respond at the appropriate time . |
It getting hotter each passing day. Obi/Kwankwaso ticket would have shake APC but a few structural realities of Nigerian elections complicate that combination. For me, the Atiku/Obi ticket might be the only viable one for ADC, though debatable. Yes, combining Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi would theoretically merge northern PDP-style voting blocs with Obi’s urban/youth base. On paper, that looks formidable. But in practice, there are three constraints: 1. Voter Transfer Is Not Automatic Political support in Nigeria is not plug-and-play. Obi’s base (especially the “Obidient” movement) is ideological and personality-driven, not just party-loyal. Many supported him against the old political order—of which Atiku is seen as part. So an Atiku/Obi ticket could actually demobilize part of Obi’s core support, not strengthen it. 2. Northern Arithmetic Is More Nuanced Some persons are saying that the North is decisive, but it’s not monolithic. Kwankwaso still commands a loyal regional base (Kwankwasiyya movement), especially in Kano. That influence may not win a national election alone, but it can split northern votes in a way that reshapes the outcome. Also, some persons are saying the North won't vote Obi. The assumption that the North won’t vote Obi is partly overstated. The real issue is not rejection - it’s structure and elite alignment, which Obi currently lacks in the region. 3. Incumbency Advantage BAT has the biggest structural advantage: incumbency. That includes: Established political machinery across states Influence over party structures Access to state-level alliances Even a strong opposition ticket must overcome that institutional weight, not just popularity. If the ADCs can unite no matter what happen at their primary,.then, APC will surely have many sleepless nights. For a fragmented opposition will give Tinubu the edge. That’s the biggest winning factor for APC. If ADC, PDP remnants, and other blocs don’t consolidate, Tinubu benefits regardless of who runs. A More Realistic Winning Formula for ADC is a North–South balance, with strong grassroots mobilization with a clear economic message that resonates beyond social media An Atiku/Obi ticket is one strong scenario but not the only one, and not risk-free. In Nigerian politics, coalitions win elections only when both elites and voters align ADC IS COMING. |
Archworld:u dey reason well. How did she also get the LG Chairman’s account details for the intended refund? Probably, they must have done some transactions before now |
I just love this guy effrontery. The effrontery is unbelievable. He no send your papa |
