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Kalashnikov49:I repeat that you should be ashamed that Peter Obi has nothing to offer anyone regardless of age. Your own pictures justify Tinubu and condemn Obi as the stingy fellow that he is. |
shortgun:Who said the critical task at hand is for those roaming the streets? It is for those who have shown a passion for the vocation. She has shown a passion and has been called upon to effectively contribute to the country what she is already contributing at the national level of discourse for the same subject. |
Kalashnikov49:We would gallantly stand with that leader that always have something to offer the youths and children. From the little boy who was sipping the drink of elders on a high table, to the young students who have been elevated to the role of 1-day Governors to build their confidence and leadership skills, to this young university student whose passion for tax reform has been recognised and has been called upon to serve her country at such a young age. You should be ashamed you are showing us a picture of Peter Obi with nothing to give even little children, but shamelessly wants to play with their toys, while Tinubu is always giving even the little ones.
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No body ever claimed he was appointed on the grounds of being a brilliant technocrat. His is simply based on political reward and strategic political support going forward. If and when Obi is President, let him appoint only those who attended the university and had 1st class, unlike him wey be olodo. |
lexy2014:I mean a vast capitalist conspiracy involving international suppliers who want to retain their foolish customer, their many middlemen, and their local enablers in Nigeria. Their names are not unknown. Just get the data of those whose petroleum products we buy, their country's government who are happy that their citizens are employed in European refineries that supply a top Oil producing country whose refineries never work despite all funds expended. Get the data of all the players in the value chain until the fuels get to the depots in Nigeria. |
There is a strong local and international cabal that wants to keep Nigeria from having uninterrupted power and local refining of our crude oil. This cabal is determined that we must continue importing all our fuels and consuming these fuels to run our vehicles and electric generators. |
“The former minister believes that these allegations may be part of a wider campaign to undermine the judiciary by those who seek to manipulate the institution for their own gain.Ude will soon join Eze in Prison. These people are too emotional and cannot overcome the defeat they suffered at the hand of a Yoruba politician. They think the Judiciary can be blackmailed not to throw out their case. |
This UK matter is to what end? Why a masters in a field that is not your career interest? |
fx45:She dresses like a virtuos woman. A woman of faith. |
Both the President and the top losers of the presidential election all supported the removal of subsidy. That is why the Labour Unions have been unable to stand their ground to oppose the implementation, seeing that there is no serious political backing from the opposition. |
All of a sudden, Nigerian democrats have all become military enablers and supporters. Only Bola Tinubu has kept the anti-military zeal alive and continues to fight for democracy. As for Atiku and Obi, those ones remain opportunists who are ready to benefit from power, whether it is a military dictatorship or democracy. They have been silent owing to their ignorance of international politics and relations, and lack of character and belief in the democratic vehicle they seek to use to attain power. |
raskymonojendor:By the time the ECOWAS sanctions kick in, even the current military junta would have nowhere to hide from the wrath of the same people now jubilating. |
The only solution now is that the stakeholders of Nigeria (owners of Nigeria or whatever they are called) and the West (US, UK, France) who may have been supporting Tinubu for whatever reason best known to them, must now realize that Tinubu was a mistake that should not have happened in the first place. And if Nigeria must return to her place of pride in the ECOWAS subregion, then there is need for the country to have a president who will not only be respected at home but also outside the boarders of Nigeria. Once Nigerians regains her respect, she will can issue commands that would be respected and with it would come the stability of West Africa.Igbo will twist and turn and try to sound reasonable, but it is still the same Igbo that cannot just accept that they were defeated by a Yoruba and are only lamenting aimlessly. The Obi that you campaigned for and lost but still campaigning for, has he even uttered a word about the international crisis that has been on for 2weeks? You think the olodo who has no repute in West Africa can show the strength of leadership that Tinubu has demonstrated? How ironic that you are pandering to the same colonial powers that you coup lovers have been denigrating since the past week. What a rudderless shame. |
thesicilian:Does Peter Obi even know what is going on or does he understand what is at stake? As for Atiku that went to arrange for Master's degree in international relations, he has suddenly become a local relations expert that is not allowed to speak on international matters. |
raskymonojendor:Na so we see am ooo. God raised the lowly and scattered the proud hearted. |
Ok Where is the cenotaph? Ogundipe should have stayed and rallied the loyal troops however difficult it was then. But he opted to run and hide at the port when his orders were disregarded by the Northern NCOs. But what he should have never done was to agree to leave Nigeria so that a junior Gowon could take over as the most senior Northerner when many more officers like Emeka Ojukwu and Adeyinka Adebayo were around and still in service. He had no excuse for that failure. But even Fajuyi who stood like a man to die with Ironsi, he is never valued by the revisionists who want to prove he did not do anything gallant or noble. At least, Ogundipe lived longer to the benefit of his family when he later appeared in the UK to become Nigeria's ambassador to the UK. He did not need any glory, and his family did not suffer over what would have been an avoidable death like the case of Fajuyi. |
festacman:Certainly! |
Let them go and meet Obi. Tinubu only owes them the constitutional requirement of 1 minister per state, and he has met that requirement. No SouthEast state should compare themselves to Kano that Tinubu lost to Kwankwaso but still had over 500K votes. Or should they compare themselves to Ogun that gave Tinubu courage to declare that it was his turn to lead APC his own party to the elections having worked for same party for many years and enabled the ambition of others. Igbos managed the cash scarcity in the hopes that Obi will use the hardship to defeat Tinubu. Let them manage this 1 minister per state in the hopes that Obi will find the mandate he wants to steal in the wilderness, then he can settle them. Igbos told us in 2012 that we should stop disturbing Jonathan despite that he won 5 out of 6 SouthWest states and Kwara and Kogi with significant Yorubas, that we should go meet Tinubu. We went to meet Tinubu and helped him sack Jonathan from office, and then made Tinubu President after Buhari. Now, same Igbos are begging Tinubu for more political appointments? Is God not a miracle worker? |
IhateYouMan:You do not support military coup but have refused to condemn the actions of the illegal military junta and support the actions of the Nigerian government and ECOWAS leadership. You seek to weaken both Nigeria and ECOWAS, just because your own supported candidate lost the presidential election. Yet same candidate you supported has been shamefully obscure over this raging national and international matter, underscoring his lack of capacity for the role he was pursuing and even his current role as a significant opposition leader in Nigeria. You only toned down your anti-government and anti-Nigeria/ECOWAS bile when I illustrated to you that what you fail to condemn now can very well happen to a future Peter Obi democratic government in Nigeria, especially when many more West African countries go the military route when they see that ECOWAS and Nigeria are too weak to punish them for their usurpation of democracy. Remember that we are legion and when we storm the streets to celebrate the military regime that would topple such democratic government of your supported candidate, do not become a rabid democracy activist then that would be appealing to US, EU, UN, and CAF/FIFA for positive intervention. The CAF/FIFA ban we suffered during the Abacha regime is enough for a lifetime. |
slivertongue:I should be bothered because he could have become President and offered very weak leadership to Nigeria and ECOWAS. And since his ambition is that he must oneday become President as he affirmed, he needs to brush himself up and attend to that shortcoming. |
Psalmistproject:Can you please help Obi with an idea on this matter. It is too late to air his opinion, but better late than never. Abi the recovered missing phones never charge since that time? |
jmoore:By the time PMC cancel PMC, na Wagner vs Dokubo go remain. How Oyinbo wey never survive malaria go face Dokubo wey dey sleep naked inside creek? ![]() |
Beremx:My sister no go there ooo. GCE is still relevant ooo. Na wetin Peter Obi present to INEC be that ooo as he no pass school WAEC. |
Bluntguy:Peter Obi sef no pass WAEC. Na GCE make bros enter university, yet he still mess up there. |
Your apology is accepted. But you should know you are now past your prime and should be considering retirement. Abi no be the same Oparanozie we don dey hear about since 2010 when she shine for under 20 womens world cup? 32 or 33 years for man no be joke, not to talk of woman wey dey age faster than men. |
First Lady in action. A classy lady that can be taken to the Ball. Nigeria is blessed to have this active mother. Her New Era foundation really helped many students in Lagos back in the days.
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IhateYouMan:Self hating African, ponder on this. Would a future Peter Obi presidency be allowed to complete its tenure? Would the military that is more populated by Northerners not seize power claiming all manner of sophistry as excuse for why they had to interrupt a legitimate democratic government regardless of the local economic hardship or global economic recession that might be prevalent at that opportune time? Would Igbos then be surprised when the majority tribes like Hausas and Yorubas are jubilating about Nigeria that the military are welcome to take over? I repeat, would the many Obi supporters and Igbo clansmen on this forum applaud any military intervention that will terminate the legitimate democratic regime of an Igbo president? Unfortunately, you do not have the capacity to think, to be objective, or to stand for truth. You are only driven by hate as your name suggest. |
Is this the opinion of the legitimate democratic and constitutional government of Niger or the illegitimate military junta that has held democracy captive? President Bazoum must be returned to power to complete the remaining 3yrs of his 5yrs tenure. If you do not want him, then vote him out or impeach him as per the constitutional provisions for changing a democratic leadership. Every action of the military junta remains illegal, as such, all diplomatic delegates of Niger have refused to obey directives that did not come from the government of President Bazoum and have also refused to relinquish their control of the embassies in the different foreign countries where the illegal military regime is not recognised. The refined gentleman must be returned to power.
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slivertongue:Yet he has no ideas on the role Nigeria should play in this matter? Is he scared his ideas would be mocked? Then he has no business seeking such a high office as Nigerian President. Do you not see President Tinubu's strong leadership in display? Maybe Tinubu should appoint Obi as an Assistant within the Presidency, so that he can be brushed up to measure up to his future political aspirations. |
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