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Some who cry they want development but will still oppose any development, will come here to say NUPENG is helping the government in defending lies. |
Kamosh:Exactly! |
The statement added that EFCC chairman, Ola Olukoyede, has repeatedly described asset recovery as pivotal in the fight against corruption, describing it as a major disincentive against the corrupt and the fraudulent.Kudos to the EFCC. |
Go and lose weight first. Anambra cannot afford to lose 2 Senators back to back. |
This entails clearly outlining what aspects of the bill are acceptable, what needs revision, and what should be added to ensure the bill benefits the North and Nigeria as a whole. By presenting a coherent, data-driven argument, Northern stakeholders can engage constructively with proponents of the bill and contribute meaningfully to the bill's refinement.Chai! Who born this mallam? This is a 21st century mallam operating in a dynamic and digital future that is now. |
It's time for Arewa to adopt a more mature, solutions-oriented approach, moving beyond mere opposition and instead, providing actionable recommendations that can inform the bill's development, since there are a lot of things contained in the bill that are for the good of the country.This is great leadership material here. This guy can contribute more to nation building than the opportunities he has been afforded so far. |
No one will later accuse Tinubu that he did not pursue the restructuring that he espoused even when he was still a state Governor. It only proves that many Nigerians throw big words, but are not ready for the consequences of the realisation of those words. Subsidy Removal Petroleum Deregulation Currency Deregulation Restructuring Are just big words to be used by unserious Nigerians, but when push comes to shove, many begin to recant. One clown even recanted that all the big words like Referendum, Independence, Prime Minister, Biafra, Sit at home, etc, that he was saying, was just for content creation. What manner of joke is that? |
Arda1000:Was this girl trying to vote an incompetent fool by supporting her tribal brother she had totally condemned before the election period? Will God also punish her and her likes who are illiterates and tribalists? Or it was her constitutional right to whitewash her tribesman and support him? Many more examples of the tribal somersaults of Igbos are handy if you want me to enlighten your ignorance.
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Imagine the kind of riff-raffs who disturb our sanity that Obi's mandate was stolen? The staunch IPOBic terrorists who ensured there was near total support for their tribesman in their region, but deluded themsleves to think he had a chance of becoming President based on tribal votes. Imagine that one talking about referendum result. Delusion is a virus that is endemic in those parts. I laugh in content creator. |
Many Nigerians are actually not happy with any good news or positive development. |
mrvitalis:Hahahahahahaha! You see why we who know the Igbos do not care for all your crocodile tears. How can a tribe be so engrossed with payback to the point that they have no actual ambition of their own? The pain of Igbos over the 2023 election is not that Peter Obi did not win, but that he lost to a Yoruba candidate who also defeated the Northern candidate that was their alternative in that election. |
Bebigiby1:Some people are very useless and hopeless in life. What manner of obsession is this? |
Repeated topic on front page. |
casualobserver:It is the anarchy mindset. Nigerians are actually enjoying that things are not working, so they become suspicious and antagonistic when anything is projected as working. |
Flangelo12:Hahahahaha! Pa Atiku |
Atiku can never rule a country like Nigeria. He may rule Cameroon where he was born, but not Nigeria |
Frigga13:All I can beg you to do is to insist that Tinubu must run in 2027, and he will gladly oblige you with style and victory. |
Frigga13:Ask the SouthEast and SouthSouth what they benefited from Jonathan. Ask the North what they benefited from Buhari. This Nigerian leadership, only a fool will be meek when his contemporaries are bold. Tinubu is bold and he will rule without any fear. It is better to rule like a Lion for 4years than to rule like a Chicken for 4years and still lose re-election to greedy power mongers who cannot stand those who can weld power like they do. Tinubu will not make the mistake of Jonathan. |
Frigga13:Yes, the internet did not forget that some fellow Southerners whose region did not provide Jonathan with more votes than the SouthWest, told Yorubas to go and meet Tinubu, that the Jonathan regime must not be nice to them. We have met Tinubu, and we have supported him to put Buhari in Aso Villa at a time some swore that no uncircumcised Philistine will ever rule Nigeria again. After Buhari's 8years that favoured his region, we have put Tinubu in Aso Villa to keep meeting him there like we were advised. We will also rule to favour our region like Yar'Adua and Buhari. Truly, the Internet never forgets. |
Frigga13:Shame suppose catch you small. |
Softmirror:They have been reduced to mere content creators that are exploiting thier own people and employing terror to make their land barren. |
Frigga13:We will truly enjoy our 8year Government. Any region that gets to power should enjoy their government. |
Stolen:First challenge Atiku to return Obi's 2nd place, then maybe he can measure up to his political master, the Jagaban. Obi's Mandate is in Biafra where tribalism delivered to him over 90% of the votes. |
odejimioflagos:A son that a President and father can be proud of. A true family man who is independent of the Nigerian state, and is very supportive of his father and the government. |
Frigga13:I don't recall that the Yorubas condemned Buhari's son when his father was President. I am happy you are alive to see a Yoruba rule and not give a damn about ethnic jingoists like yourself. |
Wonderful! |
Ok |
OfoIgbo:Are you talking of the same MiddleBelt that Tinubu won 4 out of 6 states? The same SouthSouth that Peter Obi lost 3 out of 6 states? You are the one existing in another dimension of delusion. |
The problem with a multiethnic country. Tinubu will not shy away from the necessary reforms that Nigeria needs. He will not be cowed like Jonathan who feared for his 2nd term chances yet still lost the re-election. If anything, the experience of Jonathan has motivated Tinubu to push for all the difficult reforms now in his 1st term. A breast at hand is worth more than 2 in the bra of a beautiful lady you may never have. Tinubu, squeeze the single breast you have now ooo. E no go better for 2nd term blackmail. |
Mbanda:The OP has presented the truth. In Tinubu, we see a technocrat and political leader who has got the balls to push the reforms that many who criticise him today have been mouthing for years. The immediate outcome might not be pleasant, but it necessary for the survival of the country. |
Frigga13:One would think all your lamentations on this forum is for a national cause. But as you do not hide the fact that all you care about is influenced by tribal and sectional agenda, then the mistake is mine not yours. The more reason why the present government should continue ignoring your type. |
