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helinues:It's no longer Igbos do not know how to build Bridges. You are alarmed that the same people you claimed were on BAT political bag are all defecting. As for me, if PO heeds el-Rufai's call, Tinubu got my vote. |
AMINDA:Greedy guys.😆😂🤣 Barely two years they are running Helter Skelter. BAT carry go! |
helinues:You are a miserable fellow. You have no visible means of livelihood. You keep prowling on every thread like a Hyena looking for a carcass. Shame on you. |
![]() That woman should be in Nollywood and not the national assembly. Drama queen. She has sponsors whose intentions would soon be known, it's about A bigger prize than what's unfolding. Y'all see. |
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You won't see them on this thread. But if the crime as done elsewhere, they would have converged here like vultures. When they go to Grok to find out the most archaic tribe that dwells so much on rituals and the result return against them, they would term Grok as an unreasonable source of info ![]() |
He knows what he's doing. The sudden withdrawal of northern APC big wigs from the same party they formed a few years ago speaks volumes of their desperation for power. If BAT can release MNK from prison, the so called SDP alliance would collapse like a park of card because I don't think that any right thinking igboman would vote for the party even if PO is presented as their presidential candidate. Once bitten, twice shy. For me, l would rather vote for BAT for the simple fact that since he was elected, he has been digging up the criminally intentioned foundation built by the northern political establishment over the years, to rip off other regions. They did it to GEJ, OBJ, and now BAT, what guarantee do we have that they won't do same to PO if he ever gets elected. Your thoughts are as good as mine. |
AdesegunSanni89:Your kinsmen did worse. |
madridguy:Vat figures does not equal to developmental index, but rather consumption index . Stop exposing ignorance online. |
madridguy:So Grok is no longer reliable . But you were hailing the outcome in the other thread? So the same NBS that you attack it's figures sometimes here, is now a reliable fact checker? Chameleon, that's what you are. |
I need it. Already sent you a message. |
MadamExcellency:Exactly my point. AI does not create content but rather scan for results from the info superhighway to access already written topics and deliver same to the questionnaire. If the narrative written overtime is wrong, then your guess is as good as mine. Most of the answers we saw up there were the same contents we read overtime, so nothing new. |
Biodun556:She reminds us of this hit song from Breakaway … Forget about the bad times Remember all the good times Hold your head up high And breakaway Forget about the bad times Remember all the good times Hold your head up high … Oh, oh, oh she'll breakaway |
Paraman:. Exactly my point. The student from either osun, or Kano should score the same grade from his/her state to secure the same entry score for them to be admitted! Giving preferential low score does not encourage hardwork, and resilience the key ingredients needed to succeed in academics. |
Paraman:This is the most stupid analysis I have ever seen on this forum. His question wasn't ambiguous in he's post, but because of the anomalies he wanted answers to, your level of understanding couldn't comprehend his write up. Why wouldn't there be competition for the best as it's obtainable in other clime? Why would a student from Abia be given a cut off mark of let's say 100, and the another student from osun 70 for the same examination? Why not the same cut off mark for all the students taking the exam, and then the competition restricted to the individual states, to present their best candidates who are able to attain the score? Why the preferential treatment? I need answers to these questions just like the ones he posed. |
ASAPFERG:Four comments on one single post and still counting. It's really evil for someone to fake products and sell to unsuspecting customers as the original. Such persons deserve death, same as those evils resident in your region that I have not seen you condemn for once. Talk of seeing a speck of wood from a log afflicted eye. Hipocrite. |
helinues:You have spoken well for the first time Hellinues. You deserve an award. |
helinues:At least you should have acknowledged the facts in his post before going south. Never knew Ogundipe died of heart attack. I only knew that the query he issued to Murtala Mohamed (a junior officer to him) was torn to shreds and he couldn't muster the guts to discipline him. What a shame. |
CoronaVirusPro:Yes Allah must have been directing your alfas and imams who committed similar crime we read on the news everyday. What's this backward culture of a so called 'sophisticated' tribe that education has been unable to change? What a shame? You and your ilks have always been a nuisance on this forum with senseless comments just like this very one. |
Agbaka1997:Wow! Yet I see so many Muslims in front of my church begging every Sunday. How I wish what you posted was the truth. |
Yes it's crowned indeed. My first choice in all Toyota brand models. |
This smoldering fire would consume the APC in the end. I so disappointed in PBAT. Well what can I say, the downfall of most empires began with innococous internal crisis like this. |
Gmajor:Buzu that's what you are. You only read but can't comprehend. Concession he meant is for fasting or other spiritual reason. |
So of all the problems in this country, your own thrust is how to spot an arousal in a woman and not how to spot a business opportunity? |
MasterJayJay:Exactly! So worthless trying engage them. |
Okortor:Exactly my thoughts. Never seen this before. Very absurd. |
illicit:Stories ![]() |
IamtheTruth1:He's always been one so no need for that question. |
Lanretoye:You lack content and you are not ashamed to express your stupidity online. If I were wrong, you should have been civil in your response, but attributing my financial status as a reason for my opinion which is nothing but the truth exposed your tribal capacity to reason. I won't say much but this is what your brother, a gover Why Buhari was not invited for Trump’s inauguration – Fayose 19th January 2017 Fayose By John Abayomi Kindly share this story: Kamarudeen Ogundele, Ado Ekiti Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has described the non-extension of invitation to President Muhammadu Buhari to attend the Donald Trump’s inauguration as a clear signal that the president does not enjoy international relevance any more. The governor said that the development was a very clear signal that Buhari’s government would not enjoy tangible support from the new US government. Fayose, according to a statement by his Special Assistant on Public Communication and New Media, Mr. Lere Olayinka, on Thursday said there is no doubt that Buhari is not in the good books of the incoming US government. He argued that Buhari’s frequent visit to US during Obama administration and the romance was due to the tacit support given to Buhari by Obama to win the 2015 election with deception. He said, “With Obama’s role in the emergence of President Buhari, it can be said that he (Obama) is a member of the APC in the diaspora.” ” In an important event like this in US, our president will be missing in action.” The governor wondered why the same president, who was a regular visitor to the US under Obama, was today not part of the historic inauguration of a new administration. “No doubt, something is fundamentally wrong because if there is hope of a future relationship between President Buhari and the new US President, they would have been celebrating his inauguration and would not have allowed Nigerians to hear any other news apart from Buhari going to America. “Obviously, Buhari’s junketing to US that gulped $1m per trip, has come to an inglorious end,” he said. The governor, who congratulated Trump for winning against all odds, like he (Fayose) won his own election in Ekiti in 2014, appealed to the new American president to do everything possible to save Nigeria from the wanton killings and horrid human rights abuses of the Buhari administration. He enjoined Trump to use his good offices to look into the daily killings in Nigeria particularly in Southern Kaduna where over 1,000 people were slaughtered like goats and buried in mass graves. Fayose reiterated, “The Southern Kaduna killings is a clear case of genocide that must be thoroughly investigated and unraveled. “To make matters worse was the bombing of the Internally Displaced Persons camp by the military in desperation to cover up the corruption and mismanagement of affairs in the camp. ” We appeal to Trump to ensure that the voice of the opposition is not silenced in this country. “We however appreciate the non invitation of Buhari because that will give him the much needed opportunity to face the problems he inflicted on Nigeria, especially the IDP bombing, which left over 100 hapless Nigerians dead,” he added. John Abayomi Kindly share this story: All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. Contact: theeditor@punchng.com Stay informed and ahead of the curve! Follow The Punch Newspaper on WhatsApp for real-time updates, breaking news, and exclusive content. Don't miss a headline – join now! Join The Punch Newspapers Channel STOP🛑 🚨 Are you ready to unlock your financial future? 💹 Start trading with IQ Options and seize the opportunity to grow your wealth TODAY! 🌟📈 With just a few clicks, you could make smarter moves and achieve more. 💼✨ Act now! Tap here to begin your journey with IQ Option! 🚀💰 Top News W’Bank bans two Nigerian firms, CEO over corruption February 19, 2022 Why suspended Delta Catholic priest dumped priesthood for marriage – Sister Import licence: Court adjourns Dangote refinery’s N100bn suit against marketers Sanwo-Olu pledges to work with new Lagos speaker News Sports Metro Plus Politics Featured Latest News Business Business & Economy Opinion Entertainment Auto Famous Barka Da Sallah Barrier Breakers Breaking News Brexit Columns Corona Anti-corruption Biafra Boko Haram Case Review Court News Court Trivia Campus Champion Celebrity City round Interview Panorama Opinion Special Features Spice Technology Famous Parent Education Cartoon Columns Diaspora Advertise Subscribe Subscribe punchng.com © 1971- 2025 Punch Nigeria Limited About us Advertise with us Contact |
Mvnster:Thought as much but was silent about that. |
