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Bobloco:You are still pained that he used his influence to secure victory for APC in the Benue presidential election. Despite all the religious warfare of Peter Obi, he could not even win Benue State. |
Lemos14:What we are missing is the commonsense not to expect visible performance in 6months. |
Those who were to later "develop" Lagos were still in the forest of Umudike. |
Won't we see performance before we begin to talk about re-election? |
I am sure Igbos know that they do not have the political skill and national goodwill to become President of Nigeria in this current generation. Another generation of Igbos who have common sense would need to emerge for that to happen. |
Akwamkpuruamu:How does it concern the Nigerian Government if private individual Nigerians want to attend a global summit? |
What is evident is that this COP28 and all COPs are usually a global jamboree of some sorts, despite the serious purpose for which it came about. Everyone goes there to feel important. Many staff of global companies will not let us who are not political employees rest with all the pictures they will flood LinkedIn with, showing as as they pose for pictures with the high and mighty, and networking their way to that next career position ahead of those who are truly busy achieving silent results more than the noisy ones. Rather than just get the job done, many have turned themselves to sociopolitical advocates, hopping from one global convention to another. Guess what? That works super great for their career moves, driving all else without strength of character to want to duplicate the very pattern they have seen others achieve unmerited success. Get ready for the Mecca type of delegates at COP29, as many more join the bandwagon. It is certainly no surprise that Nigeria has the highest African contingent. Who else should it have been? |
Emergingnation:He is your fellow clansman with cave man mentality. |
Entprys:Lamentations of an Igbo. Nobody gives war losers money in any part of the world, yet people always make a headway. Those who lost wealth in the East to return to the North or West or MidWest, also sprout without getting any £20, yet they are not making cave man noises that they achieved something from nothing. |
Isobug:Even you no get words again to argue foolishly over the irony of a hypocrite like Peter Obi. |
Isobug:So the only right time is when Peter Obi does it? |
I reckon it was the right time then? |
saintbillion:They are not serious. When they are ready for a solution, they know what to do. As a man, I would not let my daughter attend school looking like a sex object. |
saintbillion:I was about to say they should start from the school uniforms, only to see you have the same opinion. Those are not students but sex objects, so no surprise that they are getting pregnant. |
When they are ready to turn the tide, they will do something about their "sexy" school uniforms. |
But FESTAC belongs to the Federal Government. |
Difrent:Very true. I really pity those families who travel to the UK on an education visa. Then end up being trapped in a system that extracts as much as they make, and continue to pay to remain in this nightmare with the hopes that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. 5 to 6 years after, many still don't have any breakthrough or job security, and have to decide which of the couple would enrol for the next academic programme that extend their stay with the little money saved from the undignified jobs. |
UK is very determined to scam Nigerians who have resolved that they would rather die trying to succeed in a country that does not allow success. That country that does not allow success is UK, not Nigeria. |
He must have confidence in Mele Kyari. Everyone should contribute their quota to renew the the hope and promise of Nigeria. |
Maj196:You sure? They have a thriving economy ooo and working systems. |
We cannot say we want a country that works that is why we want to japa, yet we dare not try all the rubbish we do in Nigeria in the places we regard as saner climes. Verdict: We are the very insanity that is plaguing Nigeria. |
Who said he did not fight back? He contested a direct party primary without the support of the political structures that got him there, and he lost woefully and democratically. |
aariwa:Imagine the millions of vote that SouthEast would have coughed out for Obi, or Kano for Kwankwaso. Those days are long gone since the arrival of Mahmud Yakubu. |
You cannot come from Poland and Russia as refugees only to steal Palestinian land and want to live in peace. No African tribe would tolerate that, hence why Africans stand in solidarity with Palestinians. |
OboOlora:An illiterate has aired his opinion. When did permanent secretaries in the Civil Service equate to political aides? |
israelmao:Better with inflated results from states? This current INEC is better. The electoral victories are more difficult for the winners. Elections are now inconclusive because of the close ties between the leading and the 2nd runner up. |
I hope they did not tear their clothes? |
Tareq1105:The question is if the CJN is a party to the case? He is only being foolish and hurt by the defeat of his kinsman. |
Politicstoday:What is the compromise? Soon any idiot would tell us that one of the Judges that did so so and so had amala and ewedu for breakfast, then a zombie like you would come out to tell us how unfortunate a compromise it is. Have you imagined your lack of reasoning? |
Igbos looking to discover the anarchy they have been craving for. Very soon they would tell us that one of the Judges is a human being. Finding fault that was defined as a fault by the fault finder. This is what grasping at straws looks like. Igbos should make their peace that they lost to the Yorubas and move on with their failure. |
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