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Guinea Bissau has an unpopular Fulani president

NaijaRoyalty:
Over 7 million people registered for PVC in Lagos

2.1 million are Igbos living in Lagos

1.2million are Hausa and Fulani living in Lagos

1.1 million are Edo, Calabar, Akwa ibom and Benue People living in Lagos

And they will all vote for Peter Obi

Large percentage of Yoruba Lagos indigines will also vote for Labour Party Peter Obi and it's a wrap

Nigeria will be great again, Insha Allah

2.1 million Igbo's living in Lagos. Igbos no get land for their region.

Abdu81:
This bad for the unity of Nigeria.

The south west should be more tolerable.

We are one.

The South West has witnessed how Northerners destroyed their regions and has rightly introduced measures to controlled Northerner migration.

AyakaDunukofia:
Femi, you have also taken the word out of context.

No! he hasn't, it always starts like an honest movement based on real values and interests then it builds into a Cult of Personality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xxgRUyzgs0&ab_channel=LivingColourVEVO

Urchmantete:
I think Nigeria is 50yrs behind

Probably 500 years.

They have no concept of risk management.

chrisxxx:
Why do people of north horn war all the time?

When a minority take control of the majority, only violence can keep them in power.

It was the same in Apartheid South Africa when violence across Southern Africa kept the minority Whites in power for 40 years after the wave of independence movement across Africa. in the 1960s.

It is the same violence that minority Tutsi ethnic groups are using in Rwanda and DRC Congo to stay in power at the expense of the majority.

The Fulani's born-to-rule leadership is at its end, Buhari's disastrous leadership has put paid to that, the Fulani elites are aware that their days are numbered, that's why violence against the majority is the last instrument that is left. During conflicts, you are forced to choose sides and the expectations among the Fulani elites, that Arewa will choose them.

It happened in 1967, Nigerians choose to stay in Nigeria and supported the Northern elites against the SE (Biafra) but today Nigeria is different, Nigeria is a failed project and Nigerians will find it difficult to support the Fulani elites.

FunkyAlhaji2015:
To me, AriseTV is the only media agency that truly represents the voice of the oppressed Nigerians. They are the only media outlet that does not pamper corrupt politicians and their sympathisers. They are never afraid to ask the difficult and embarrassing questions to our unscrupulous ruling class. Every media outlet should be as fearless AriseTV and should never be cowed by politicians and elites. Thumbs up to AriseTV.

You dey listen to Funke Cole. The Nigerian elites cannot tolerate media and public scrutiny, the country is on the verge of a complete meltdown and they think they have nothing to answer.

GloriousGbola:
Oil theft is GEJs worst legacy to Nigeria. Giving militants pipeline protection contracts and the maps of all Nigerias oil pipelines made this inevitable.

Like giving a fox the key to the chicken House or to twist his words, the goat the protection of the yam.

Every other day Tony elemelu complains bitterly about oil theft, but here we are. It is now the pain of indigenous companies and of course Nigerias income

You are blaming GEJ after 7 years of Buhari government, you are either mad or stupid.

Under the British government, Nigeria had a cattle tax, it was removed by the Amadou Bello government during self-rule, under the pressure of Aminu Kano

wink2015:
ALL THESE TAXES ARE DIRECTED AT THE SOUTHERN PART OF NIGERIA.

Why is the north refusing to invest in Agriculture to bring in revenue to the national treasury?

They keep taxing the telecom sector.

Why are Fulani herdsmen not paying grazing taxes?

Under the British government, Nigeria had a cattle tax, it was removed by the Amadou Bello government during self-rule, under the pressure of Aminu Kano

Increased taxation will destroy the remaining industry left in Nigeria.

The immediate solution to Nigeria's problem is to impeach Buhari and disband his hopeless cabinet, especially the Finance minister and sack the CBN governor.

Probably the most incompetent Finance minister in Nigeria's history.

The Minister of Finance, Budget, and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed gave the confirmation on Wednesday, explaining that providing intervention to the neighbouring Niger Republic is not new and it is the prerogative of President Muhammadu Buhari who approved the purchase.

According to her, President Buhari, whose actions she cannot question, has the right to make his own assessment of situations and give directives accordingly.
https://www.channelstv.com/2022/08/03/fg-confirms-purchase-of-n1-4-billion-worth-of-vehicles-for-niger-republic/

Kingsley Moghalu has blamed the nation's worsening economy on the Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, describing her fiscal mismanagement of Nigeria as a 'calamity'.

Why the Federal Government approved the purchase of N1.4 billion worth of vehicles for Niger Republic - Zainab Ahmed, Finance Minister#PoliticsToday#CTVTweets pic.twitter.com/vJUaxcc1od

— Channels Television (@channelstv) August 3, 2022

doggedfighter:
It has absolutely nothing to do with the SUV or spiritual whatever.



It could be drugs or mental ilness before boys will come here and shout Yahoo whatever.


And blame girls.


She needs to be taken to a psychiatric hospital for mental evaluation not mocked .

Or left at the mercy of people with stone age reasoning.

Nigerians are too superstitious to understand the impact of some of the drugs these youth take

God1000:
He should have done this a long time ago, but it's better late than never

He is a shocking politician. 6000 Nigerians have been killed since January 2022.

This security outfit is long overdue and necessary, especially when other regions such as the Western regions had formed Amotekun to protect the Yoruba states.

GodsOwnMan:
another eboe

Olodo, you are comparing that jaguda Tinubu with Chief Lateef Jakande.

Your uselessness has just started.

Gozac:
The ports you brag about have more northerner workers than your tribal people collecting big salaries.
Your people mostly station on the road with sticks to collect wharf landing charges and other dues, while these young northern lads collect fat salaries in NPA,Nimasa, Shippers Council.
Go to Apapa and see things for yourself

When Buhari is replaced the Northern port workers will be replaced.

blamingthedevil:
God Bless Incoming President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Reno hasn't heard of Jakande

valentineuwakwe:
Only lagos state have how many ports? Whereas the south east and south are begging for even riverport!

What is stopping them from inviting investors to build ports in their?

Sitting on your black ass and playing the victim, is not a strategy for development. Hold your leaders to account and set expectation, I would expect Ondo and Ogun states to start building their own deepsea ports.

Federal Executive Council(FEC) today approved the Development of the Badagry Deep-Sea Port, on Build-Own-Operate-Transfer(BOOT) Public Private Partnership (PPP) Model

Ibkhaleel:
The north is matured enough and doesn't shield any criminal..we openly condemn them unlike you that always pampaer them and compare just like you've done now...



It is a pity...when wil you guys get some sense

Then why do we need BBC to fish out the Fulani terrorist in the North

Soldiers of the Guards Brigade, the Nigerian army have continued to raid forests in the Federal Capital Territory(FCT), Niger, Kogi and Kaduna states in search of Fulani terrorists, bandits, and kidnappers taking refuge.


A security source told Daily Sun that the soldiers have taken the fight to the Fulani terrorists and would not relent until they are decimated. The source[b] (a Fulani government official)[/b] who does not want to be mentioned in print, said the Fulani terrorists who are now called Fulani foreigners use power bikes to operate.
So far, the source said a good number of the[b] Fulani terrorists [/b]have been released and have made useful statements to friendly Fulani intelligence officers

Ibkhaleel:
Southerners mentality...,.. pampering their criminals and shifting the blame....


I really pity these people you guys think and act like animals

The North do the same, protecting Fulani terrorist and blaming Christians. We are not a country.

SmartPolician:
This is the truth this documentary exposed. It is indeed an eye-opener. Hausas really need to arm themselves because the Nigerian state cannot protect them against the Fulani bandits. Hausas are fighting hard to liberate themselves from the marauders who have refused to embrace Western education and ranching.

However, in all fairness, I pity the honest Fulani families caught in this crossfire and are often become the victims of reprisals. In the documentary, one innocent Fulani man complained about how Fulanis have become the enemy of all the tribes in Nigeria due to the activities of some bandits. I feel his pain.

Fulanis have become the enemy due to the conduct and arrogance of the Fulanis elites.

When she was crying and protesting in Abuja she called it the Bandit vs farmer conflict. The truth has been exposed with this documentary that its Fulanis attacking innocent Hausa Farmers.

This will end the charade called Hausa-Fulani the nonexistent ethnic group that has been the foundation and bedrock of Fulani hegemony in Nigeria.

Brendaniel:
These guys are just wasting funds, what progress have they made with the initial ones that were bought.


Even if they give Buhari nuclear weapons, there will be no difference because he doesn't want to make a difference

Since 2016 they have spent $19 billion with little evidence that they know what they are doing.

Gandollar:
If not for the BBC news, I never knew hausa's and fulanis were that deep in animosity.

The Fulani's elites have been hiding the truth for years, that's why they promote the bandits vs farmer narrative. The fake Hausa-Fulani tribes will soon be a thing of the past and the Fulanis will be just like any other small ethnic group in Nigeria.

The BBC in Nigeria: Between reporting and propagating terror, By Kadaria Ahmed
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/545399-the-bbc-in-nigeria-between-reporting-and-propagating-terror-by-kadaria-ahmed.html

ExplorerReturns:
Lok the north never see anything. Give us buhari, give us buhari, buhari has been given and the nothern masses are suffering. Jonathan, a good man, was sacrificed for a certificateless buhari.

Tinubu urchins are shouting give us tinubu, give us tinubu but we patriotic Nigerians will not bow to such useless pressure because the entirety of the country will suffer the consequences.

The Nigerian youths have resolved to vote peter obi and that is what matters

Jonathan was a useless leader. He decimated the excess crude from $50 billion to $2.6 billion. The foreign reserve fell from $60billion to $26 billion.

Despite oil price at $100 per barrel for the majority of GEJ he did nothing about fixing the refineries, fixing electricity, rail and road constructions.

It was under GEJ that NEPA was privatised to cronies.

Yes Buhari and his government is hopeless and useless but GEJ is not any better.

ThinkSmarter:
The government should invest more in rail transport.
It will reduce road transport and local flights and bring much revenue to the government.
It's very profitable and easy to maintain.

Nigeria is not secured for rail transport.

Theweb:
It is too lengthy bro

It is this mental laziness that has transformed Nigeria and Nigerians into a failed state. You would rather watch BBNaija2022 than learn about the future of Nigeria.

I have summarised the best part for your lazy brain.

Here, in Nigeria, the candidates are not talking to the people. With the key exception of Peter Obi of the Labour Party and Omoyele Sowore of the Africa Action Congress (AAC), who both run movements, not political parties, the other candidates are busy talking to their kind; godfathers, persons they think control Nigeria, and who can fix the election for them, and the party elite. When they remember the people, they throw money at them and promise to give them more money if they are elected.

Nigeria, like many developing countries of the world that jumped on the democratisation scheme in the early 90s, does not understand what it means nor have the people been able to domesticate the idea of democracy.

The democratic project was imposed by the West as a one-size-fits-all proposition, but the many contradictions that this has thrown up are beguiling.

To use Nigeria as an example, it would be in order to say that Nigeria is not ready for democracy, certainly not in the present shape in which it is. Nigerian politicians are royalists with an undeserved sense of entitlement.

They want power because power is sweet and grants a sense of control, relevance and importance.

Our democracy is a democracy of terrorists, scavengers and opportunists. This is why there is a terrible gap between those at the apex and those at the base of society.

Those who argue that the electorate should get their voters’ cards and make informed choices at the polls next year are all correct, and spot on, but what is anyone doing about the people’s cynicism and the banditisation of Nigerian politics?

In the absence of ideas and good conduct by the political elite, the people are right to be cynical as they have ever been, and what we see in the current lead up to Nigeria’s 2023 general election is chaotic cynicism.

Peter Obi please response to Atiku Arisenew interview.

chloedogie:
God help Nigeria. Govt should decentralize this power sector. Let states and local governments or communities who can lure private investors in do so and be disconnected from the national power grid. If an investor can come to generate, transmit and distribute to a certain number of communities let them do it. Come to countries overseas and see hundreds of different power companies serving different people. On my street alone there are like 4 different companies serving less than 20 houses. You have the right to choose which one favours your pocket.

Obasanjo fought the Lagos state government for wanting to do it way back if I'm correct. Imagine that Lagos state had been able to execute that project and are off the national grid, won't there be sufficient power to be distributed to the remaining states that are not proactive or financially strong to carry out similar projects? And I want to believe that if Lagos state had been able to successfully execute that, mark the words ''if'' and ''successfully'', some states too would have just had a simple template to copy and paste.

I agree with the decentralisation plan but many of the states in Nigeria are not viable to build and operate electricity on their own. i this Electricity should be regional and local government-driven

RevolverOcelot:
That is not a Gorrilla, it's a Chimpanzee. Secondly why kill it? Did it attack? As in why? The monkey i can understand that you may want to eat it (disgusting), but why kill the Chimp?

Nigerians are just destructive people, they kill anything just for the sake of killing and then post it on social media as if they have accomplished something great.

Bad people produce useless leaders.

Fahdiga:
Tales of two thieves exposing themselves. Who says our God is not wonderful. More of this please. They are entertaining Nigerians who have unanimously agreed to vote for Peter Obi.

Peter Obi has not said anything on Atiku controversial Arisenews interview, not a single word on conflict of interest, $16 billion Electricity contract, corrupt privatisation on selling Ajaokuta to the Indians and ALSCON.

Maybe PO is waiting for a job in the Atiku cabinet.