Politics › Re: There Is No Zoning In The Constitution - Bashir El Rufai To Obidients by tesseract: 5:56pm On May 13 |
When northerners are interested, zoning is constitutional but because it's southerners, it's not in the constitution abi? He should get out ... |
Crime › Re: Ibadan Mob Almost Lynched Us-based Doctor Over False Kidnapping Allegation – Pol by tesseract: 4:53pm On May 13 |
Nation of beasts...what a country  |
Family › Re: Adultery: End The Marriage Immediately. by tesseract: 9:15am On May 12 |
Why is this on the front page?  |
Politics › Re: Is President Tinubu Indirectly Implementing Recommendations Of The CONFAB 2014? by tesseract: 7:55am On May 11 |
simpleseyi: . We do not just think, we know you are. If you are not, you won’t be proposing that a man that governed his state of origin for 8 years and thereafter ran to hide in Lagos should be handed Nigeria’s treasury without even a primary election. So we know you are But we should accept the one with a shady past, whose origin is still in contention, whose integrity is questionable and who lies like his life depends on it, and that has plunged millions of Nigerians into generational poverty abi? No, continue to delude yourselves, continue supporting evil, it will hit you soon. |
Politics › Re: Is President Tinubu Indirectly Implementing Recommendations Of The CONFAB 2014? by tesseract: 7:52am On May 11 |
WriterX:
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This is exactly what political propaganda looks like in 2026 Nigeria
drown people in big grammar, long lists, “global commendations,” and institutional name-dropping while avoiding the one thing citizens are actually asking daily
“Has life improved for ordinary Nigerians?”
Because if a government is supposedly producing the “highest GDP growth in three decades,” why is inflation still crushing households?
Why is food inflation among the highest in Africa?
Why has purchasing power collapsed so badly that salaries disappear before mid-month?
You cannot eat GDP.
You cannot cook IMF praise.
You cannot fry “foreign commendations.”
The reality on Nigerian streets is different from this carefully packaged political sermon for reelection.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), inflation crossed historic levels after subsidy removal and naira floatation policies.
Food prices skyrocketed. Transport costs exploded. Electricity tariffs increased. The naira lost massive value against the dollar. Millions of Nigerians were pushed deeper into multidimensional poverty.
So when supporters begin reciting “reforms” without honestly discussing consequences, what they are really asking Nigerians to do is applaud pain and disappointment because it has PowerPoint presentation slides behind it.
I read carefully the write-up. And guess what almost every “achievement” listed is either
• A proposal,
• A decentralisation announcement,
• An institutional restructuring,
• Or an unfinished policy framework.
But Nigerians are not living inside policy intentions. Nigerians are living inside economic outcomes.
– Has the rehabilitation of refineries significantly crashed fuel prices? No. – Has foreign exchange unification stabilised the naira? No. – Has insecurity reduced enough for farmers to safely return to farms nationwide? No. – Has the cost of transportation reduced? No. – Has electricity become more affordable and stable for small businesses? No. – Have wages increased proportionally with inflation? Absolutely not. – Where is the State police? Do we need Google to search it out?
And this habit of using “global commendation” as proof of local success is intellectually dishonest.
The IMF often praises fiscal discipline and subsidy reforms because they improve macroeconomic indicators and debt structures.
But those same policies can and in past, have simultaneously increased hardship for citizens in the short term whenever social protections are weak — which is exactly what Nigerians are experiencing currently.
Mr speaker, please this is my own recommendation.
OFF MIC and GO GET SOME SLEEP!! Wow...I didn't need to type much after reading this. You have said it all. The reality on ground is completely different. Their audacity to gaslight millions of people is nothing but diabolical. |
Politics › Re: Is President Tinubu Indirectly Implementing Recommendations Of The CONFAB 2014? by tesseract: 7:47am On May 11 |
Everything is on paper. The reality on ground speaks otherwise. No amount of propaganda can erase the heat that Nigerians are feeling now. Try again later |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Created NDC To Destroy Opposition – Bolaji Abdullahi, ADC Spokesman by tesseract: 11:03pm On May 10 |
The wailings of a delirious and delusional govt...🤣🤣🤣. Obi's exit from the ADC really did these guys dirty. |
Politics › Re: MALAMI SECURES GOVERNORSHIP NOMINATION FORM by tesseract: 7:15am On May 10 |
Lifestone: Focus on that message! That's the direction Nigeria needed now What message? The only message I see here is the fact that crime is rewarded and not punished. You lot are part of the problems in the country. |
Politics › Re: MALAMI SECURES GOVERNORSHIP NOMINATION FORM by tesseract: 2:28am On May 10 |
Someone that should be cooling off in a federal prison is running for governor of a state...well, to be a successful politician in Nigeria, just commit and ensure that you do it very well. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Why Peter Obi, Kwankwaso Ticket Won’t Win Presidency – Baba Yusuf by tesseract: 2:29pm On May 09*. Modified: 9:06pm On May 09 |
Its funny how these guys keep trying to convince themselves that Obi is insignificant. They give a thousand and one reasons why they think he will not win, yet they can't have peace of mind on his matter....😂😂😂😭😭😭 |
Politics › Re: Consensus Crumbles: More APC ‘Rebels’ Say No by tesseract: 2:23pm On May 09 |
As it is above, so it is below. Someone purchased PBATs form, another person filled it and submitted and after that, he was exempted from the screening exercise and is the consensus candidate for APC in the coming presidential elections. He already set the precedence for what is currently causing trouble in the APC. If PBAT can be a consensus candidate, why can't I? Now the broke party men are all crying like hyenas. |
Politics › Re: Consensus Crumbles: More APC ‘Rebels’ Say No by tesseract: 2:18pm On May 09 |
Edi4real87: Problem with people like you is that you think you know everything. Go and listen to what Gbajabiamila said in a public function and the people dey planted to scatter other parties. Ignore the bufoon. They lie to themselves so much that they believe the lie. |
Politics › Re: Consensus Crumbles: More APC ‘Rebels’ Say No by tesseract: 2:17pm On May 09 |
Richtaiwo: You will never see APC blaming anybody or dragging another party into their internal wahala.
But in that their leprous political association, if one member mistakenly yawns too loudly during a meeting, gbam! na Tinubu cause ama. If their candidate misses road, na Tinubu. If somebody’s akara burns in the morning, emergency press conference, APC is responsible.
Meanwhile, APC handles its internal issues like adults and does not roam about looking for who to accuse like a confused village football team after a 7–0 defeat. So much written, still succeeded in passing zero information. |
Politics › Re: *ADC, NDC, Not Enemies But United In Opposition Against Bad Government - Akataka by tesseract: 12:27pm On May 09 |
If that's the case, ADC should collapse their structure behind NDC, then you can say what you say. |
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Politics › Re: Sultan: Those Who Kill People While Shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ Will Go To Hell by tesseract: 9:23am On May 07 |
Taqiya in it's purest form. Believe at your own detriment. Also note that he said innocent people; so who determines who is innocent or not? |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Split As Obi, Kwankwaso NDC Move Sparks Political Debate Ahead Of 2027 by tesseract: 8:01am On May 07 |
On the contrary, Nigerians are not divided. As a matter of fact, Nigerians are following the man who is Peter Obi to where ever he goes. There is no division anywhere, there is no splitting. Anyone not comfortable with this move should check themselves. |
Education › Re: JAMB Policy Meeting Holds May 11 To Decide UTME Cut-Off Marks by tesseract: 7:57am On May 07 |
Cut off marks should be equally allocated across all states/areas/regions in the federation. The same standards should apply for every course of study. |
Politics › Re: ADC Reduces Nomination Fees — Adjusts Primary Timetable by tesseract: 10:07am On May 06 |
PO was the light that attracted people to the party, but you forced him out. Now you are backtracking on your policies. |
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Blasts Peter Obi, Says He Can’t Handle Nigeria’s Problems by tesseract: 7:44am On May 06 |
In the grand scheme of things, this fainting nollywood actor doesn't matter at all. All he is interested in, is how and where he can see money to buy more cars and wristwatches. Even if you blast Obi, Atiku will not give you dollars..😂😂😂 |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How To Apply For Available Jobs In Moniepoint by tesseract: 7:07am On May 06 |
Apply but don't come back to complain about oppression and bad working conditions. The CEO said Nigerian youths are unemployable. |
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Literature › Re: Help Me, One Smallie Is Trying To Snatch My Husband From Me by tesseract: 2:39pm On May 05 |
You almost got me, but then nice write up. ..😂😂😂😂 |
Politics › Re: ADC Is Dead, Akpabio Reacts To Wave Of Defections In National Assembly by tesseract: 2:36pm On May 05 |
Tenses: Atiku you see your life They didn't advise him well. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi And Kwankwaso Just Want To Raise Money Not Win Eelction - Akinpelu by tesseract: 2:35pm On May 05 |
Who is this insignificant clown. ? Why give audience to dumb people? |
Politics › Re: 17 House Of Representatives Members Dump ADC For NDC by tesseract: 1:27pm On May 05 |
Moony45: Lol. Bunch of confused people. This has effectively sealed Tinubu's secons term. Selfish Peter Obi Keep crying oh, you never see anything. If Tinubu has already won, it should make you happy, no need to be calling PO names. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi, A Weapon Fashioned Against Atiku Abubakar Presidential Ambition. by tesseract: 12:05pm On May 04 |
OP stop taking cheap drugs, you are forgetting things easily. |
Politics › Re: Abuja Pastor Omakwu Kneels, Begs Wike Over Jabi Lake Land by tesseract: 11:58am On May 04 |
ARISHEM: If your papers are correct and due process was followed during the land acquisition you don't have to beg the minister. Infact it is the minister that should be the one begging you if he wants to convert it to something else. Did you read the article? I doubt it |
Politics › Re: Obidients Should Not Forget Kwankwaso Baggage And Blame Tinubu Again. by tesseract: 5:58am On May 04 |
Continue crying on every thread you can create. As for your tears, there are enough storage facilities for them...😂😂😂😂 |