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Ellexy:It's a liberal problem. When they win, others accept what they do without trying to resist through violence and riots. But when another party wins they always go violent instead of simply accepting the rules. Conservatives weren't rioting and resorting to violence when liberals were in power. |
Ibime:DonWanney. How time flies. In the underground criminal system, you're only as strong as your master wishes. No matter how strong and powerful you view yourself to be, it's because the master allows it, the day he no longer allows it you'll realize you aren't as strong and invincible as you thought. They'll catch and off you like a chicken. That is why any insecurity issue that last more than 1week, the government has a hand in it. |
Hope someone will go to jail now that it has been confirmed that the tax laws were messed with. Legislature passed something and they edited and added other stuffs and gazetted another version for implementation. This should be unacceptable to any sane person, irrespective of whether you support the ruling party or not. This culture of there being no consequences for anything is why Nigeria will always remain like this. |
Same way Wike overlooked them Felix Obuah who should've been governor fearing that despite their loyalty, they're too big and will fight him. He settled for docile Fubara and the same thing he was avoiding still happened. |
https://www.nairaland.com/8605683/kano-no-betrayal-kwankwaso-got The Kano governor's decision must have shocked kwakwanso because although there's no idealogy in Nigerian politics, the man is his in-law. I recon that is why he worked to put him there instead of other people more loyal to him at the time. He probably thought as his inlaw, his (Abba's) conscience won't allow him to fvck him up. |
Ibime:Globalism is the order of the day now. Even if you are feeding your ally, political correctness and the way everything is interconnected requires you not to point it. But some people prefer the traditional days. Globalism has made some strong countries look weak because they want to appear politically correct. A small country that survive mostly due to your aids will be catching cruise with you and you won't do anything because the whole world is watching due to how advanced social media has become. This is what Trump hates, he wants you to acknowledge you're sh1t without the USA, he doesn't wants to do all that nice speech stuff politicians have been doing in public since the 80s. 80+ years without war has made the world gone soft. |
The president seems to be quite restless. All these kings and leaders visiting him and releasing statements telling people to have faith in his administration would surely be compensated with some bags of $. Baba should be careful though because Gej released a lot of money and he still got sabotaged. They campaigned for themselves and worked against Gej at the dying minute.. History might repeat itself once more. |
Everytime local manufacturers succeed in blackmailing the government in power and ignorant Nigerians in stifling importation of certain product(s), we always pay a bitter price. We saw it with rice manufacturers. You cannot meet demand and yet you don't want importation to be allowed. What happens when demand exceeds supply? Greedy fvxkers increase price at will. Everybody just want to con the next man in this country. |
liveLongNprospa:Give what belongs to Caesar to Caesar. Nato is a mere barking puppy without the United States. |
KingTom:Sometimes, politics can be a risky game. You'll pave the way, only for another person that didn't know how things came to be to be enjoying more than you. |
Spy360:Lol. This is baby political analysis oh. |
KingTom:People can be so inconsiderate damn. That guy went through a lot because of APC. And this is how he got repaid. |
Ibime:If person fvck David Hundeyin wife, he go blame CIA/West. Politician go cut ribbon/commission gutter, David go blame CIA instead of the politician wey no fit deliver quality project for him people. Is it CIA that is telling Nigerians to accept malt, gala, and 3k to sell their votes to politicians? ![]() David Hundeyin is a mentally imbalanced hungry rabble rouser. |
Irrespective of whether you like Joe igbokwe or not, I think how he has been treated by the APC is inhumane, childish, and very disgusting. He deserves more than the insults and lack of respect he keeps getting despite all he did for the party back then. At a point, he couldn't step foot into his own home state because of his support for the APC. And this is how they choose to pay him back? Can't they find one office for him to still enjoy for awhile? Nawah. |
Roland17:Why doesn't the Governor lead APC in Lagos? ![]() |
airmark:Story. Only Nigerians ascribe health issues they don't understand to non-existent juju. Everything they don't understand, they attach spirituality to it. |
airmark:Story. If all these things truly work, why do Nigeria still rely on foreign weapons? Does the juju only work on nonsense things? |
KingTom:Knowing how DSS functions, either them or police will invite or pick the man up soon. |
Buying shares of Nigerian companies is a bad investment. If you're not a big player, don't try it. |
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abduleez1:But you don't remember your predictions for Superman? ![]() |
Twitter is filled with bots. The whole place stinks of slop. Why did Elon Musk allow Twitter to get to this level? I wonder if this was what he wanted when he set his mind to purchase the platform. |
semid4lyfe:https://x.com/lollypeezle/status/2011343403628605668?s=20 Videos like this motivated me to say that. You think Nigeria can progress, even in the next 100 years when people like this exist? They were obviously paid to be there, but if they weren't poor they wouldn't accept such payments in the first place. From my observations so far, I believe most poor people cannot make rational judgement. They place their immediate need for crumbs above anything else, so allowing them vote is matter of national urgency, as long as they're allowed to vote, the current cycle will keep repeating for an eternity. |
BlueRayDick:That is why I was surprised when our honorable mod, semid4lyfe, posted the message here claiming he agrees with Charles, and that is the basis for my post about lecturers/ASUU. |
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semid4lyfe:A lecturer who won’t teach without pay is lecturing players on playing without pay. Comedy writes itself once more. ASUU strikes every time salaries are delayed, but footballers protesting unpaid bonuses are now enemies of the state. Same problem, same government, different standards. If players should reject call-ups because the NFF is notorious for owing, then lecturers should resign instead of striking since the government is notorious for defaulting. But somehow, only footballers must suffer “for the badge.” This isn’t moral clarity. It’s selective outrage powered by hypocrisy. Stop needles strikes, if you truly believe in and love this country, teach for free, disgusting hypocrite. |
Doesn't the bold style function anymore? What's wrong with this site sef, sometimes even the quotes don't work properly. |
BlueRayDick:{{ I'll probably get lots of flak for this but I agree with Charles Anazodo. Nigeria is a dysfunctional, we all know this NFF is inefficient and a clog in the wheel of our football progress, fact!. There is massive corruption in the NFF, true. . Players will always be owed allowances, bonuses, awards, no be today. But everything we have achieved, every laurel we have ever won in football has been despite the systemic corruption, the poorly run NFF and maladministration of our football. If money is the players only motivation to play and they cant do it for the honour of the badge and repping Nigeria, then they should reject their invitation to the national team because NFF is notorious for owing, will not pay them as at when due and will always owe. Simple! Football is a very emotional sport. Nigerians are heavily and emotionally invested in the Super Eagles. People have been sent to their early graves on account of the team's loss. Did we not read about the Nigerian who slumped and died due to the team's loss to Ivory Coast in the last AFCON final? Me, I couldn't eat the night of the 2022 WCQ loss to Ghana, ditto last year's playoff loss to DR Congo. I was irritable and brooded for a week before I got over it. People lost livelihoods and income because of their non qualification. Brands attached to the team lose money and revenue too. Edafe Mathew Elegbete of Elegbete Sports said the Super Eagles failure to qualify for the Qatar 2022 world cup put him $250,000 in debt. Their incessant protests at every crunch time has become silly. They protested during the WCQ playoffs, dem jabo. Dem wan play AFCON Q/F against their toughest opponent, they are protesting again. Where is the sense in that? Didnt they learn anything from their last protest? At this point, their protest has become a tool to blackmail and sabotage the country. Hand don dey pain me so make I put full stop for here but I am glad people are now calling them out now for this nonsense behaviour. Below is the post I made in the Super Eagles thread on this their AFCON protest.}} ↑ Somebody posted the above here. Cunny man die, cunny man burry am. I'm sure I don't need to spell out the name of the lecturer that posted it. |
semid4lyfe:Grasping at straws as usual, smh. As for the last part, 100k might be a big deal for you, but it's not, for me. ✌🏽 |
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