Politics › Re: Kwakwansiyya Gives Reason On Why He Is Not Supporting The OK Ticket by sparko1(m): 8:54am On Jun 02 |
Lordhanzo: You left because of tribal bile. Good riddance. So obi could should be like Wike. Hand picking govs and senators against the people’s will. What’s wrong with people ? Come the reason he agreed to be his vice is because he lost the state, he refused for so long until his value was so low he just had to pick the vice ticket. |
Politics › Re: Oyo Protesters Chant "Tinubu Ole", Demand Release Of Kidnapped Teachers Students by sparko1(m): 6:07pm On Jun 01 |
cyril10: Its rather coming late, those children of ages 2,4,7,8 and above have suffered untold suffering in the hands of their abductors. Tinubu and his evil gangs only care about next year election they are very sure they will fail, but looking for a way out. So the state doesn't have a governor, tell me again what the function of the governor is, oh! They don't have a governor, sorry. This is all politics, you can blame the president all you want but there's no way the president will be able to address every state, that is why we have governors, they are supposed to provide security for their states, they have all they need money, security personnel, even their are brigade of soldiers available in every state. You lot like to use the United States, can you make the same comparison here? |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Prefers 'Food Is Ready' Politics - Wike (Video) by sparko1(m): 5:36pm On Jun 01 |
iukpe: Those moving to APC are no better. It's like being in a crowd and you want to talk to everyone, you must find a way to wiggle to the front, good or bad. Nigerias political problems require desperate measures today because the country is in deep trouble. Anyone thinking that we will correct our leadership mistakes of the past with the processes we have in place today is dreaming. No popular party will present us a candidate with true spirit except by mistake or some exceptions and the individual just decides to ignore all the strings that brought him in and works to save the country through reforms. No primaries, electoral commission, ballot boxes or voters cards or election days will bring any change that will make us change our leadership qualities except something out of the ordinary happens. I thought he wanted to make a difference, why compare him with APC if he's just the same, exactly my point, you can't do what he just did when you preach change, like I said, he made lots of mistakes in the last few years, you can pretend but you know I am right, he can't even get up to his previous vote from any indication. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Prefers 'Food Is Ready' Politics - Wike (Video) by sparko1(m): 5:04pm On Jun 01 |
bigpastor: Even now Abure still goes for the Jugular of LP. LP is still not settled. The most important thing for now is that PO is on the Ballot.
We are getting our PVCs Shikena Your mistake is you don't understand the implication of moving from LP to ADC and then ND within a year. 1. It proves lack of concrete plan 2. Rash decision making without thinking of consequences 3. No foresight 4. Desperation for power without long time plan 5. Finally, lack of leadership ability. |
Politics › Re: Kano Youths Harass Kwankwasiyya Over Obi/Kwankwaso Ticket (Video) by sparko1(m): 4:58pm On Jun 01 |
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Politics › Re: Peter Obi Prefers 'Food Is Ready' Politics - Wike (Video) by sparko1(m): 4:35pm On Jun 01 |
givedemwotowoto: Dollarized politics will be over when Peter Obi becomes President, because he hates it with a passion.
That's why competent Nigerians don't like politics, and why they can't be elected unless they pledge loyalty to some tout with money.
All he has to do is make votes count, and reform the police and give stiff penalties for anyone paying people on election day, that's it. Not that difficult to end.
Votes will count and politicians will become responsible knowing the people they represent will be the voters.
You won't see Tinubu supporters make mouth again.
You'll still see one fool that will quote me to ask if it's easy to implement, just to downplay the level of incompetence of his leader. You mean IF? HE CAN'T BECOME PRESIDENT, HE ALREADY MISSED THE OPPORTUNITY HE SHOULD HAVE STAYED IN LP, NOW HE IS JUST LIKE EVERYONE, NOTHING SPECIAL. |
Romance › Re: Physical & Behavioural Traits I Am Most Attracted To In A Man by sparko1(m): 8:21pm On May 28 |
Even me I am afraid of snakes, a little scared of cockroach
And now I am now afraid of you, never met a woman not afraid of snakes. |
Family › Re: The Death Of Marriage: Harsh Reality Nigerians Must Face by sparko1(m): 9:05am On May 17 |
SixSeven: But you have also heard about the male loneliness pandemic and men are having less friends because to prove that you have figured it out is to be selectively unavailable and social media is not even helping with connections. Marriage is overrated? I doubt it. It's easier for women to be alone than men and that's fact. Men still need marriage for companionship and mission. That is the lie most men are feed, men are always lonely, even married men, most die before their wives, before their children becomes provider, those who are unlucky to be alive becomes bachelor all over again. Have you ever heard of men being invited to his son or daughters house after a new birth. If you are not comfortable/happy being alone, you will never be happy. |
Politics › Re: ICPC Blocked El-Rufai From Seeing His Doctor, Receiving Food From Wife - Son by sparko1(m): 6:44pm On May 16 |
runningriot: That is truly an inhumane treatment if confirmed to be true! But what will you do what is good for the goose is good for the ganders when Buhari was in power and treats people especially his political adversery like a scumbag he was his praise singer... Please read the whole story, not just the heading. They refused the doctor because they said they required written permission from the chairman of ICPC. How is this wrong? They said no food delivery after 6:30pm How is this wrong, every cell has visitation time, it's not his father's house. |
Family › Re: The Death Of Marriage: Harsh Reality Nigerians Must Face by sparko1(m): 6:38pm On May 16 |
bukatyne: If men are ready to do the inner work required, marriage stats will improve.
Generally, men and women still need companionship, sex without guilt, children, community etc.
However, women have realized that financial provision or the promise of it is not worth the investment of a bad marriage.
So till men change emass, we are where we are.
Re hypergamy: it is not sustainable long term.
As soon as the women in the countries attracting passport bros see what befell their mothers and grandmothers due to lack of personal funds, they will stop hunting 'just a rich man' and start to look for character and compatibility. I also think that men are projecting hypergamy more than it is important for women because it absorbs men of character building. Why do I have to be a likeable man when all I need to have is some form of resources?
I look around my circle and most of us married men we grew with at work (starting out careers with) or as far back as university. In university, two set of couples got married in same level, same unit (in a pool of 80 people; some older ones were married). The 3rd one didn't happen because the guy didn't want an 'ambitious' woman.
The irony is that the kind of atmosphere men want in marriage is possible..... if they are willing to emotionally invest in it. There's one little point you are missing, marriage doesn't favor a man, there is nothing to gain, everything that is provided can be gained without marriage. Besides, marriage is overrated, we have enough population already. |
Politics › Re: Umahi Signs Tinubu’s Reelection Forms (Photos) by sparko1(m): 4:14pm On May 05 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Captain Ibrahim Traoré Says Burkina Faso Must 'forget' About Democracy by sparko1(m): 9:37pm On Apr 04 |
funsho75: I understand your perception and what you said is the truth also... Two truth can co-exist
Another truth is that democracy can never work for a developing country... They hv to first figure out a system that can work for them after a level of development they can go back to democracy.
For Nigeria, what has worked for us previously was regional form of government.
China redesign their democracy, that is why they could get out of poverty.
Democracy Politicians are not a set of people that can take a country out of poverty quickly...
Military leadership has it own consequences but if he can hold it for 5 years, build a structure, build a stable constitution, quality infrastructure development, cut western influence, build industries.
That will be great You mentioned China, but you don't really understand what is going on in China, the punishment for corruption and crime are not jail terms, death is usually the fastest option. Democracy is the safest for Africa, looking for something in between is what cost Nigeria the civil war, lots of goodwill, the major cause of tribal sentiments up until this moment. You can complain about the present government but let me ask you, as an intelligent person, what will you do differently if given a chance. Just list it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Captain Ibrahim Traoré Says Burkina Faso Must 'forget' About Democracy by sparko1(m): 5:10pm On Apr 04 |
funsho75: This shouldn't be coming from him But he said the truth The truth, you guys are really children. That is the beginning of the end of everything, very soon, it will either become an inheritance or bloodbath among the military. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets UK PM Starmer During State Visit (Video) by sparko1(m): 9:30pm On Mar 19 |
Lanruze: I had to first check your previous posts to guage your IQ and see if you are worth an intelligent response.
Unfortunately, even your use of emojis and write-up shows me I don't need to validate your infantile and vague minded drift.
Cubana chief priest and Obi Cubana have taken their share of the Nigerian cake and are fine.
If you are not directly benefiting from this Government and you have put out this epistle then you need an upper surgery swiftly. So if I speak reasonable I am benefiting from the government, what has the government got to do with Obi Cubana, he is a citizen like you why is he suppose to be your mouth piece. Why are you avoiding this question? Maybe your exaggerated intelligence is just exaggerated. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets UK PM Starmer During State Visit (Video) by sparko1(m): 6:00pm On Mar 19 |
Lanruze: When empty vessels like Cubana chief priest and Obi Cubana can not make use of their new found proximity to power to push for a comprehensive dredging of the Calabar Port to enable business through that corridor to thier Igbo Brother.
No long term thinking, no negotiations, no strategy just money and what they can grab and share for their family.
The only reason why Lagos has a high presence of S/E is proximity to the Ports.
Now there is a concession for Apapa and Tin Can and the only thing you hear is "Money na Water". You hate them for joining Tinubu but you want them to advocate for you🙄🙄🙄 Pick a side, you can't eat your cake and have it, they are not politicians yet, they have to fight for themselves. You have governors, you Have senators, HOR both state and federal, but it's Cubana that is a citizen like Peter Obi, even PO was once a governor for eight years, nothing like such reasoning or Apapa started operating in 2015🙄🙄 |
Romance › Re: Mature Guys, How Long Can You Chase A Lady You Love So Much? by sparko1(m): 9:30pm On Mar 18 |
If you can't attach her, don't waste your time. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Leaders' State Visits To The UK by sparko1(m): 8:11am On Mar 17 |
BlocksNG: Boko Haram bombed the hell outta maduguri yesterday, this silly man doesn't even say anything about it, ewure. Oh, he should stop everything and join the soldiers🙄🙄 Soldiers have their orders, if the president drop everything whenever there's a bomb, the country can't move forward, international relations is very essential to every country. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran President Pezeshkian, Foreign Minister, Security Chief March In The Streets by sparko1(m): 5:45pm On Mar 13 |
Target acquisition ongoing, how can they be this stupid, just from this they can be taken out once they return home. |
Politics › Re: Ahead Of State Visit, King Charles Hosts Event For Nigerians In The UK by sparko1(m): 9:03am On Mar 13 |
Precious201010: Slave and master meeting... Nothing go still come out of it. Yeah! The pain went straight to your village people, why those that went are bringing positive changes. Remain in your negativity. |
Romance › Re: She Slept With Her EX When She Went To Give Her Wedding Card by sparko1(m): 2:29pm On Feb 25 |
One thing lead to the other, but she couldn't send delivery, or send it via proxy
And why exactly is she inviting her ex in the first place. |
Politics › Re: INEC Declares APC’s Maikalangu Winner Of AMAC Chairmanship Election by sparko1(m): 8:39am On Feb 22 |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu Winning South East With A Landslide by sparko1(m): 2:27pm On Feb 12 |
AMINDA: Look, you all should organise a meeting and pick one stand. We all jubilated APC having 30 governors and tipped Tinubu to win 30 states as a result of how powerful governors are. E don reach Oyo turn and you are suddenly telling me Makinde cannot deliver his state to ADC. Stop confusing thunder na. The problem is, Oyo politics is more complicated than just any state, there's Alafin, there's Olubadan, and other power houses. In Oyo, negotiation is the only way, not brute force, I can tell you for a fact, whoever Makinde recommend will lose, if he wants his benefactor to win he will have to make concessions, support the choice of some power houses against his intended interest in the Presidency, maybe not openly. |
Car Talk › Re: Why Are Honda Vehicles Always Doing This? (Photo) by sparko1(m): 10:56am On Feb 10 |
Pauldollars: Are there Solutions to this problem with Honda vehicles in newer models? I have used Honda pilot for 5 years now, never experienced it. |
Politics › Re: Low VAT Doesn’t Mean Low Economic Contribution: The South East Nigeria Case by sparko1(m): 9:16pm On Jan 31 |
Ebinpawo1: Using VAT remittance to determine economic contribution be very controversial.
Understand the principles behind VAT deductions and the Administration of VAT will help one with better understanding.
No doubt that Lagos houses the head office for most of the multi national companies and banks and other national big entities. But the products and services of those companies are consumed nationwide, while the VAT is collected and remitted centrally at the head office, just for convenient administrative sake.
So relying only on VAT contribution per region or state could be misleading. Rather a step should be taken further to breakdown the rate of consumption or propensity to consume by each region/state enhance understanding. This is just bullish, VAT is 7.5% everywhere, if I pay more VAT, it means I earn more. What explanation are you doing, what is convoluted about this? If you want to discuss standard of living, cost of living, those are separate discussions. |
Politics › Re: Gentle De Yahoo "Reappears", Narrates How "He Survived Poison" (Real Or Fake?) by sparko1(m): 11:46am On Jan 31 |
stainzville: Bunch of jokers xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Very funny, imagine him threatening Finland government 🤣🤣🤣 It's like this guys didn't develop properly, how can someone be so dense. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Makes Top 10 Contributors To Global GDP, Elon Musk Reacts by sparko1(m): 11:35am On Jan 31 |
tobenuel: Data boys always forcing statistics on us. meanwhile there's nothing on ground running
@Op help us compile a top ten list of the most performing ''Agbadorians'' AKA Data boys on this forum It's funny only the positive statistics is wrong statistics to you, if it's a bad statistics you will be jumping up in joy, how about you spread your hate to your family members alone, we are not interested. Everyone knows things don't happen automatically, you don't plant and reap at the same time, just because you are not reaping doesn't mean there's no progress, but then when it's not iron condemn I don't expect you lot to understand. |
Politics › Re: Former Ondo First Lady Akeredolu Endorses Peter Obi for 2027 by sparko1(m): 11:26am On Jan 31 |
legallyminded: Lazy response That sounds like a defeated response, but it will do. |
Politics › Re: Former Ondo First Lady Akeredolu Endorses Peter Obi for 2027 by sparko1(m): 5:09am On Jan 31 |
legallyminded: Always the tribal card. Don’t worry, your tribe will ensure you buy fuel cheaper and also ensure bandits do not hold you hostage. You mean the people praising Ipob and declaring sit at home, I can't even see anything Peter Obi will campaign with, the radicals in is state of origin is a dead giveaway. That kind of mentality is toxic, not needed in Nigeria. But then he is not really serious about the presidency, he just wants to be a strong opposition.🙄🙄 |
Politics › Re: Former Ondo First Lady Akeredolu Endorses Peter Obi for 2027 by sparko1(m): 5:01am On Jan 31 |
thesicilian: I thought her husband was APC? She's an Igbo woman, she's angry they didn't handle Ondo government to her after her husband passing. She's inconsequential. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Warns Of ‘Bad Things’ If Republicans Lose Midterms by sparko1(m): 11:10am On Jan 28 |
I think this is one thing Nigeria should borrow from them. |
Politics › Re: US State, Georgia Grants Nnamdi Kanu Honorary Citizenship by sparko1(m): 9:01am On Jan 24 |
Dalohad: You go know very soon..
You dey joke with republican party.  You mean how you boasted about United Kingdom.🙄🙄 You forget one important part, the rule of law applies everywhere, no country will throw it resources on a terrorist, if you like buy citizenship in Russia, you are just wasting your time. It doesn't change anything, he is already in jail, better start preparing for a reasonable appeal instead of this Instagram sensation. |