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Inasmuch as this is good, Where is the emergency declaration when herdsmen were slaughtering thousands in their sleep? |
At the end of your administration. After overseeing wanton corruption and drain.g of our resources. This is the first person the next president should fire and arrest after Malami. |
Dem see Israel, directed to them. They are planning to rig elections. It will start by rejecting electoral bill for flimsy reasons . They will wait till it can no longer be reworked and transmitted. Hopefully they don't set the country on fire. I hope the NA vetoes then this time around. |
hahn:Throughout history, there has always been a paradigm shift and there will always be. |
After voting for a contraption and keeping quiet for 7 years of the most nepostitic, dysfunctional government, they are now finding their voice. |
hahn:And there can be a campaign you let the people know that they can take the 1k and still vote in the best candidate of their choosing to secure their future. Again, If Inec gives free and fair elections and vote privacy is enforced, then vote buying will not really be an issue. A concerted campaign against cash for vote will be successful. |
NNPC is the sole importer in the mud. |
hahn:We know being loyal to the powers that be. But if you are people centric, you'll perform better. It all boils down to INEC giving credible elections. If they do, the parties will no longer be putting in yes men to do their bidding but they will present the people's favourites to attempt to win. |
hahn:We don't. But we need someone that is more considerate in dipping his hands in the cookie jar. Someone that his personal ambition and quest for power does not warrant enriching himself above the general populace. I believe a lot of Nigerians not hoping to benefit personally, and not Yoruba will stand behind a Seyi Makinde candidacy if presented with Tinubu, Atiku and the likes. We have to be deliberate in looking at the antecedents of an individual if we want a turn around. Doesn't necessarily mean the individual must be perfect. No politician is perfect. |
princdebola201:How does sealing a contract with foreign investors in the Senate which is a public institution translate to personal income? |
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The core North is ready to claim the whole middle belt in projecting their numbers. When it comes to giving them political powers, they are seen as outsiders. A good percentage of the middle belt identifies with the south and this makes the south have more numbers than the north. But for political projection, they claim everything and even go as far as waging jihad and terrorism to conquer the territory. This is the cause of the violence and killings in the middle belt that had metamorphosed into the current banditry. The middle belt should make a stand. The southerners should support power to go to a right thinking nationalist middle belt person that is not Fulani when their 8 years is done. Lets see how these people react. |
anigbajumo:Even though you are going back in time to quote things, you don't really know your history. And you do not know politics especially the modern day after military rule politics. The North were the first to demand power rotates back to them. When yaradua died and GEJ completed his tenure, they demanded for four years (which we know would have been 8 due to incumbency). GEJ broke the cycle since he was incumbent and the north used that as part of 2015 to do 8 years of Buhari. This means a reset of zoning happened and it is now turn for the south. Bilateral agreement is zoning. If you do not demand and get it in Nigeria of today. A sectional cabal is going to subdue your region. Keep playing academic. With the power of the presidency, any region can retain presidency to themselves. Without clamouring in one voice and demanding, you open yourself to be cheated. No one region has the numbers as you claim. The North and the South have almost equal voting strength. If it is th he North's turn and they collectively demand for power, there's nothing the south can do than to give them power. Same is playing out here. |
If Southerners are deliberate about getting a better Nigeria, A fulani man will only taste power again after the country is fixed and institutions empowered to deal with any future excesses they might try. But alas, they are prepping one up to replace the current. |
hahn:We should keep it that way? |
I really hope the present looters are given this same treatment. One Chronic Abacha loot looter wants to hide under governor immunity. I hope the younger generation hounds him when he is off immunity. |
helinues:Someone that sees your foolishness on every political thread. |
Ologundudu2020:Dip coming |
Sha sell before next week runs out. |
helinues:So your drunkenness here is to secure a job? How is that working out for you? |
I really hope the south has taken notice of how the Fulani hegemony has handled affairs of the nation when trusted. I really hope is with the way igbos are treated as outcasts for the civil war, they too will be asked tough questions when next any one of them tries to vie for the number one position of the country again. |
IPIGSRMUMUS:Hard currency? technical Know-how? Are you the only one abroad? A thief emplioying intelligent people, what use is it to a company or institution? He will still ruin it with chronic theft. |
IPIGSRMUMUS:LOL this one hoping to benefit from the loot is still hopeful. |
abbey621:Leave the northerners to accomodate their looters. Down south we will call them out. |
Lol..nonsense. The only person that will defeat Tinubu is the northern cabal. This is coming from someone that detests a tinubu presidency and will do my own part to make sure a kleptomaniac does not become president . That said. He has the resources (questionable source?) to win in a free and fair APC primaries but not the moral ground to win a free and fair general election if the opposition presents the right candidates. |
The same people benefiting from the subsidy are responsible for this. If this is investigated and treated right, it will send a message. These people are so much after profit from subsidy that they collude to import adulterated fuel. As oil and gas prices are high and subsidy high, they still want to get their usual cut most likely. To import fuel, there should be testing and certificates to show the quality of the product. When it leaves and when it lands, these documents are signed and documented. Where are these documents. Who signed them off. |
In as much as this is commendable, Fulani herdsmen have killed much more people. Where is the state of emergency? |
High Methanol? That liquid we saw was not something that was caused by methanol |
DonNeon:And rightfully so. Hopefully the southern benefactor of this clamour will not become a stooge and keep things at status quo. |
Instead of fixing the refineries, removing subsidy when oil price was low, removing corruption from the sector, these people rather keep doing things the old way. They would have removed subsidy, but they are waiting for elections to be over. Now oil price has increased, subsidy has also increased. They also need the funds to influence 2023 elections. So what do they do? They promote the import of cheap fuel with high sulphur and other additive contents. So that their subsidy bill will be low. They have succeeded in damaging many cars, equipment, and engines. A country. |
yemex04:You dey mind the dumb miscreant? |
Aboki dey consult for Niger delta oil. Na so Malami dey consult for Abacha loot. Jonathan was a docile stooge. |
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