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This is shambolic behaviour by the Tinubu Presidency. |
Even as a staunch Tinubu supporter, I already saw the signs of the nonchalance of his Presidency towards nominating his Ministers within the 1month "serious government" standard that his own close Advisers had promised. I shamefully watched as Dele Alake came out at 1month to swallow his own vomit and claim that the Tinubu Presidency had 60days by law, so until then the Presidency was still on track. I then watched as the Tinubu Presidency struggled to meet the 60days deadline set by the notorious nomination latecomer, Buhari, by releasing a partial nomination. Now this terrible shame of showing that the Presidency remains undecided over how to both man and name the ministries. This consistent failure over this simple matter is a disgrace and threat to renewed hope. We have Buhari to now thank for limiting the President and the Governors to 2months, else many would have surpassed the shameful standard of 6months set by Buhari himself. I hope the jokers in the Presidency can learn from this terrible folly. Going forward, I hope the Tinubu Presidency would learn from its own failure like Buhari, and set the target to 1month, since that is the serious government standard they espoused at the beginning. |
Ok by all standards. But would be a struggle by Abuja standards. |
mokwechineme:What stopped your preferred candidate from winning the states that Tinubu won so that he will be President today? Or did your candidate win Kwara or Borno or Oyo or Ondo or even Benue? Why was your candidate unable to convince the Benue people under a PDP Governor who also lost his own Senatorial bid and was supporting Peter Obi for the Presidency, that Fr Alia and his APC campaign for a Muslim-Muslim ticket should not be supported? Instead, the same Catholics in Benue voted to ensure APC won both Presidential and Gubernatorial elections that were held weeks apart. Why did your candidate not any single state in the Muslim North? Did your candidate even secure 25% in any state in the North that is not heavily populated by Christians? Yet you think your candidate that was building his Igbo politics at the time his opponents were already cementing national political alliances, stood a chance to win a national election? Is there any surprise why he is stuck on 25%+ votes in only 16 federation units out of 37, when President Tinubu secured that target in 29 out of 37 federation units. |
Oblongata:The way they reason is what Nnamdi Kanu exploited. Nature has really cursed them with a mental handicap. |
Rants of the Igbos is nothing new after their Igbo candidate lost the election to those they hate the most. |
KanwuliaExtra:Elected winner without winning any election? Elected winner who could not secure 25% in 2/3 of Nigeria's 37 federation units? Many of you need rehabilitation. |
EyeCumInPiece:I wholeheartedly believe in the above statement, as I do not believe subsidy should be removed without having local refining capacity for all of our consumption, and eliminating epileptic electrical power that make a lot of households and corporate offices and their assets consume fuel to run generators. However, I also feel the government should stop subsidising anything the rich can afford. The rich who can spend N50m and N100m on cars, millions on secondary education of their children at BIS, or Grange School, or Greensprings, etc, should never have their fuel consumption subsidized. Government should find a way to free up that subsidy going to the rich and spend it on things the rich really need, like security, while also using the funds,to provide affordable healthcare and better educational infrastructure and resources for the poor. It would be a win-win situation. The only problem is to find a way to truly provide palliatives as an alternative to subsidizing fuel consumption of the poor, such that they truly feel they have been subsidized in the way the previously existing fuel subsidy truly reached them. |
Did he get majority votes or did he get minimum of 25% in 2/3 of Nigeria's 37 federation units? Peter Obi will be the first presidential candidate whose votes will be reverted to zero. That will serve as a lesson to desperate ticket hunters who jump around political parties without any loyalty or integrity. |
Quest7777:Godsent but was devilsent when he failed as Governor?
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jmoore:Shame on you and your dead propaganda. I will continue to warn the unsuspecting public about sly foxes like yourselves who know the truth but bend the truth to deliberately misinform. Once I see propagandists like yourself making claims without any evidence, I always know that while the claim might be true, there is a slant to the claim that they are trying to hide by not providing the evidence available for that claim. I fear who no fear hardened manipulators like your self. See him already whipping up sentiments against Tinubu and his family.
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JASONjnr:So you have admitted he inherited the budget, the same way Atiku and Obi would have inherited the budget if they had not failed to win the election. Case closed! Propaganda dead on arrival. Obviously, I am not an anarchist like you lots who lost an election and suddenly wished for military dictatorship all over Africa. I repeat, shame on you anarchists who seek to always misinform and mislead. |
What the OP would not say is that Tinubu was not President when budget was passed for 2023. This would have been the same budget to be continued by any of the Presidential candidates who won the Presidency, yet the OP makes it look like Tinubu has personally allocated such sum to himself.
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Always personalising allowance meant for the whole presidency. All these deliberate misinformation just to invite anarchy, would not make Peter Obi President. Even his 6m votes will be reduced to zero as an illegitimate candidate. A deliberate information misleader calling the President a misleader. Your propaganda has failed. |
To follow who know road no be crime |
fourboys:So this is how everyone with a case in court should go about with billboards to coerce the Judiciary to do their job? Are you sane at all? |
What I know is that we are waiting on the Judiciary to ratify the electoral victory of Bola Tinubu. And the illegitimate candidate with 6m votes must have his votes zeroed. Let Igbos and Obidients continue to do things like IPOB. They wanted to force us to vote for their visionless candidate, they wanted to hide the voters cards of their parents, now they want to force the judiciary to give them a verdict that is undeserved. Meanwhile, they do not even believe in democracy, but only wanted power.
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It does not sound as frivolous as initially propagated to ridicule the government of Osun state. The pool refers to the pool of government house vehicles. I think that clarification should be explicitly indicated in all future references to that office. |
In 2012, Igbos on this forum said we Yorubas should go and meet Tinubu to give us better roles in government, that we should stop disturbing President Jonathan that we are marginalised in his administration. That was despite that same Jonathan won all SouthWest states except Osun, and also won Kwara state. I can only give Igbos the same advice. Let them go and meet Obi in the wilderness where he is looking for mandate to steal. |
olril17:Are you still laughing at Tinubu? |
shortgun:Obi is following the footsteps of Tinubu to build the political capital Tinubu started building since 1999. His current followers were calling Tinubu names then. Yet Tinubu built his party and contested the ticket of the same national party he had built, and used that ticket to win the Presidency as already envisaged by a current Obidient leader. Na now Obi day just break. He has realised that being a local champion of Igbo politics will not take him beyond the 16 states he managed to win 25% or more.
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successmatters:After he saw there is no gain to being an Igbo local champion that he was before Atiku put him in national spotlight. |
successmatters:I will sell it to you. Anyone who wants to live a delusion, I am happy to oblige. |
You mean Obidients want to teach the Courts their job? It is Obidients that will decide that 25% is a must and not the Courts? There is no must for 25% in any specific state or the FCT. All states and the FCT is the totality of Nigeria, which serve as the sample population and area from which 2/3 is the pass mark. |
lomprico:He has always claimed to be Nigerian but was Born in Togo. Many of us have always known he is not a Yoruba of Togo but Yoruba of Nigeria whose family moved to Togo before he was born. He is not from Atakpame where the Togo Yorubas are from. He is just like the Ghana and Ivory Coast Yorubas whose ancestors migrated there without having any original Yoruba village there. |
TinubuThief:When Obi's 6m votes are zeroed by the Courts for being an illegitimate candidate of Labour Party, From Peter Obi III to Peter Obi. |
Atiku is cumming in 2nd place, while Obi is couping in 3rd place that will soon be erased by the Courts for being an illegitimate candidate of a party he did not belong before the deadline. That itself is the anarchy that Obi perpetrated on the political process, but the Courts will correct that mistake so that other desperate ticket hunters would know there is a limit to their disregarded of the political and electoral process. |
Burob:That irony is lost on them. A British riff-raff is their new found love. From the man of the Gutter to the man in the Gallow. |
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