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Lovemaester:So why did Obi not hide his wealth under his daughter's name before he joined politics? Why did he do it only after he had become Governor and domiciled Anambra funds in his bank while his starving people where relocating to Lagos yo be destitute under the bridges? What is there to enjoy in immediate subsidy removal that Obi supported as candidate? What is there to enjoy in floating of the Naira that obi canvassed for as candidate? No be the result you dey see so already under Tinubu? Abi enjoyment dey Anambra when Obi was Governor and was regarded as a wicked and visionless man? Dude, you are just a hypocrite that does not want to accept that pain is the pathway to gain.
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Nothing unexpected. All the top candidates said they would remove subsidy. One even said he would remove it immediately and also float the Naira. The result is upon us. The only problem is that many do not want to suffer under a President that was not their own candidate. If it was their own candidate, they would be willing to bear the pain that will bring gain in the future. So that is exactly how Tinubu supporters are feeling. So let the hypocrites continue criticising, all na partisan politics.
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If you are portable you can go places. This dude is living up to his name. This life is a mystery. |
Only those who have no prolific history and do not know how to leverage and compromise in politics, suffer from the inferiority complex that espouses such belief. |
Lovemaester:And those that supported APC for their respective state governments do not know what they are gaining? Remind me how much of the Pandora wealth that Obi stashed abroad under his daughter's name, that you had hoped to benefit from if he had won? You are a frustrated loser. |
Ani won with 46,270 votes, defeating his closest rival, Ifeanyi Eleje of APGA who garnered 3,513.This Ebonyi people no just regard Labour Party at all. Special Purpose Vehicle wey don break down for 3rd Mainland Bridge. |
Lovemaester:I repeat, you have your choice while others have theirs. I feel your bigoted pain, I like how the electoral loss dey pepper you to your soul, that it is still giving you nightmares. For someone who is suffering from inferiority complex, and hoping that Northerners would help him remove Tinubu, you underscore why your type only receive crumbs and master in lamentations, while the likes of Tinubu are bold and courageous to attain power. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Stale! Just be happy it is not Obi that is in power to teach you a lesson like he did as Governor when many were wailing that he was wicked and visionless.
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Lovemaester:I do not live my life for Government to favour me but the common needs of the country. We have 7years to go, then you can pass your verdict. And if your pain is that your preferred candidate lost, then I reckon your candidate was not good enough. No be me say make Obi no get block votes from SS as you planned claiming you are a grassroot mobilizer, yet he lost Bayelsa and Akwa-Ibom to Atiku. No be me say make Obi dey insignificant in the Muslim North, while hoping for religious warfare to win the Christian MiddleBelt that he still lost 4 out of 6 states to Tinubu. Partisan man, console yourself that the Okowa you campaigned for in the past, provided you with the expected performance in Delta such that you did not deem him worthy of your campaign for the 2023 election. You have your choice, others have theirs. |
When Tinubu concludes his 8yrs, then they can make a proper comparison. For now let them keep their hope renewed, as there is still more than 7years to deliver. |
iwaeda:You want PTSD and mental illness to favour you and your family? |
SpatialKing:Yet he is the most creative of the lot. |
Chinjo2:Special Purpose Vehicle, like how Okupe described LP when he was alighting at his own bus stop. Who knows when the desperate Peter Obi will reach his own bus stop and alight as he always would? |
Bobloco:Why not come and say it in the open like Aisha without being anonymous, so that what is coming to her will come to you too? |
Penguin2:Remember that the oil on Obi's head is only enough to serve under Atiku who needed Siddiq to pass his WAEC. Even you have already begun campaigning for Atiku/Obi 2027. So that oil on his head is useless oil from pimples. |
Not a new agenda. |
jara:You are a wicked man who has come to understand that wicked measures are required to cure the wickedness inherent in Nigerians. Why domiciliary accounts are still allowed to make transactions besides receiving foreign remittances is beyond me. That Nigerians are still being allowed to use our Naira to be chasing dollars and pounds to spend on foreign education, is beyond belief. Only importation of products and technology that is required for industrial consumption to produce end products in Nigeria that has no alternative local source, is the only thing our dollars should be expended on at this stage of our forex crises. Left to me, I would have banned forex sales for foreign education with a 10yr embargo starting this 2024, with the exception of those already enrolled in foreign schools and would be making subsequent payments as they proceed in their academic program. |
WhisperedNoise:You are the one who made a claim here. A claim you could no longer defend when I put the genius of collapsing the Naira before you. I repeat, may the genius of Emefiele befall your wealth. |
WhisperedNoise:Coming from someone who just termed Emefiele a genius? May the genius of Emefiele fall on your wealth. Your soul is rotten. |
As for the OP, what is the purpose of posting a Tueday news on a Friday? |
WhisperedNoise:So now you admit that Emefiele that was appointed by Jonathan in 2014 is not a genius, except a criminal genius? Stop making wild claims when drunk. |
WhisperedNoise:You mean the genius that took dollar exchange rate from N160 to N750? Almost 500% devaluation? Genius? Except you mean a criminal genius who was getting rich while the Naira was slumping. |
It is Nigeria's turn. Emilokan still inspiring. |
Nothing concern Nigerian economy with money that rich people are spending on foreign eduction. Their groans should not concern the government. |
This is still barking, not biting. |
I have heard from Atiku, now I also want to hear from Siddiq if his opinion is more intelligent. Atiku no pass WAEC, Na Siddiq pass. |
It is people like his daughter that Sanusi referred to as not willing to leave Abuja. Sanusi added, “Moving staff to the Lagos office to streamline operations and make them more effective and reduce cost is a normal prerogative of management. |
DMerciful:Mostly Igbos and Obidients are delusional about winning an election they very well knew they could never win. Same Obi that deluded himself that he won an election, will readily serve as running mate behind Atiku his co-loser. |
Ance4Liverpool:He will be judged by his 1st term performance. I certainly will not reject Tinubu only to vote for another candidate that also promised to remove fuel subsidy immediately and allow the free market floating of the Naira. |
gaby:It is not a serious economy to have allowed the obvious flaws that sabotage it. No single economic security is being implemented as far as I am concerned. Our banking systems and forex policies have been deliberately set up to exploit Nigeria rather than protect Nigeria. |
gaby:You think serious economies allow their citizens to keep foreign currencies in local bank accounts and transfer it about within the same local economy? Which serious national economy allow the market place selling and buying of dollars that is allowed in Nigeria? I have lived outside Nigeria and earn money from outside of that country, and as I remitted my foreign income into my local bank account, it stayed as foreign currency until I was ready to convert it to the local currency of that country. I was not allowed to transfer the dollar or withdraw it cash. I could set it up for the dollar to accrue overtime as an incoming foreign fund without converting to my local current account, but the only transaction I could ever perform on that foreign fund was to convert to local currency fund in my current account. At other times, I was not even allowed the privilege of accruing the funds, as they got converted to local equivalent in my current account without me having the power to stop it. This is a country where you cannot see or hear of forex cash trading except at the international airport. But the thieves in power in Nigeria have allowed all manner of rubbish by themselves and the rest of Nigeria. Like I posited earlier, just a series of government proclamations and actions, and those hoarding cash dollars will value tissue paper above it, while those stocking up in domiciliary bank accounts would have no use for it but to sell off to the bank once above a reasonable limit for those receiving foreign remittances only. All domiciliary accounts should be shut down. Allow the local bank accounts to have an incoming fund feature, that ensures that the only way out is to transfer into the local currency account or external fund wire. And this incoming fund feature should have both a remittance cap of $5000 above which heavy taxes will be incurred on such funds, and a holding duration beyond which the funds will be automatically localised as Naira. The government is tolerating too much nonsense. |
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