Corridon: Tinubu stole the mandate Nigerians freely gave to Obi. But the good thing is that he'll return it soon.
Another third class graduate supporting older third class graduate that came in third claiming he won the election after scoring the lowest of the three candidates. Does that make sense? But then sense is not common to the obizombies
The International community can impose ban on Buhari if there is a need to not because the PDP called for it. Buhari is one of those leaders that has nothing to hide and doesn't need to run nor hide.
However, it's your oga - Atiku that the international community needs to reinstate the ban placed on him before. He is probably back to Dubai in hiding.
Ned is correct, there is a lack of logical reasoning for the ObiZombies. How can you reason out a third class graduate that came third in an election declaring himself the winner and wants to be called the President. Isn’t that a show of lack of common sense?
Gajagojo: So people should not talk? You have no point. Did she say her opinion is better?
These are your spiteful words about her opinion doesn’t worth the ink that is used to write with. Is that sensible Whether you like it or not her opinion matters more than yours. That is why it is generating reactions No one knows who you are People become influencers for one reason or another. All opinions are not equal
Wow, what a mindset and that’s the beginning of zombies
Gajagojo: This is your own opinion to which your opinion above applies perfectly
Mr. Gajagojo, that’s exactly my point. No one’s opinion is better than another for we all have our opinion and your or mine opinion is nor the right or even the wrong one and people should take it with a grain of salt and not believe nor follow follow
tooloadedtofail: During the governorship and state house of assembly elections in March, the president, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) enjoined Nigerians to go ahead and collect any monies distributed by vote-buying politicians but still vote their conscience. Ideally, it should be shocking that a country’s president—especially one who came to power as an anti-corruption crusader—would shamelessly endorse an electoral infraction. But he has let us down so often that pointing out this error will be a waste of everyone’s precious time.
The more annoying part of that thoughtless statement was that it negated his previous posturing on the naira redesign policy to protect electoral integrity. When he met King Charles in the UK in November, he insisted the policy had come to stay because it would protect Nigerians from those who would use their lush resources to manipulate the election outcome. After reiterating that he would ensure a level playing field for contestants, this conviction would swing only months later. So, if ensuring election integrity was not a deep resolve, why take people through so much pain and hardship?
This man and the “Sai Baba” men watched as Nigerians, already severely impoverished by his uninspiring leadership since 2015, underwent the diminishing effects of the poorly conceived and shoddily executed naira redesign. The dwindled loss of livelihood especially crushed the small-scale producers who work in the agricultural produce sector and operate within the informal economic system. We are not a society that knows how to count and account for lives and resources, so we will never be able to adequately comprehend the full scale of the debilitating effect of that policy. However, it is still certain that people died from the stress, and some of the crippled businesses will never recover. All for what?
Naira redesign policy was a disaster that Buhari superintended over as a military dictator. Even though he saw the brutal outcomes of the policy, he still repeated it 40 years later. As it turns out, there was no larger vision for either our elections or democratic processes that drove the agenda. There was no gain for democratic institutions to which they were committed, it was just another one of the sadistic ideas that Buhari cranks out of his sociopathic mind each time he feels that Nigerians have not suffered enough. If there was no profound objective to be derived from the whole redesign policy, and he himself could advocate people taking money from their corrupt politicians, why did he not just leave people to collect their N5000? Why break things in the guise of trying to fix them?
That was the sort of ineptitude that defined Buhari’s regime. Several policies unleashed severe suffering but were hardly followed by any bigger plan to make the outcome meaningful. They banned food importation to stimulate local agriculture, but all we have to show for the economic ingenuity is the soaring costs of food prices. He closed the borders for almost two years to galvanise local manufacturing, making life even more unaffordable. After accumulating losses and hardship, they re-opened them. They could not point out anything remarkable they achieved through it. They said those ideas were why countries like China flourished, but ended up proving that half education is bad especially when running a country.
In not wanting to deal with either the complexities of planning or the messiness of human behaviour, Buhari’s regime treated social engineering as a process that could be automated. For instance, to make Nigeria a cashless economy, his administration restored far less cash into circulation than they took out in the form of the old notes. They imagined they could force people to use electronic means without first ensuring that the infrastructure to support such a massive scale of transaction was in place. That is his standard approach to governance: throw people into a desert and expect them to either stimulate their creative impulses and invent food, or eat sand and die.
Even his anti-corruption agenda was half-hearted. With too many Faustian bargains he had made to get to power, the best anti-corruption agencies achieved under him was to pursue the small fry while the real thieves of the Nigerian patrimony sashayed freely.
Last Friday, while giving his farewell message at the final Sallah homage at the Presidential Villa in the FCT, he reportedly said, “Having been a governor, minister, and the president twice, I think God has given us an incredible opportunity to serve as your president. And I thank God for that. So, please whoever feels I have done wrong to, we are all humans. There is no doubt I hurt some people and I wish you will pardon me. And those that think that I have hurt them so much, please pardon me.”
Here are two things he should note: First, we do not think or feel we have been hurt by his leadership, no. Those words suggest that the visceral impacts of his punitive leadership are simply a matter of individual perspective rather than objective reality. We have receipts that substantially demonstrate that he stole eight years from us. From rising and multidimensional poverty to out-of-school children rates, insecurity, corruption, and overall diminished quality of life, Buhari’s failure is not a matter of mere opinion or emotions. We live the insalubrious effects.
Second, saying we are all humans is fallacious. Who would look at the past eight years of his inhumane administration and not wonder if Buhari has a drop of humanity in him? When you look at Buhari, when you study his characteristic nonchalance to the high hopes and aspirations of Nigerians that his administration serially frustrated through their ineptitude, you cannot but understand why humans invented the concept of Satan. Some people’s wickedness is so unique that you need idioms of the supernatural to explain that degree of malevolence. Under Buhari’s watch, people were routinely kidnapped, and there was at least an instance where a community had to organise a fundraising to get money to retrieve their children abducted from school; entire communities were imperiled by rampaging herdsmen; prisons were serially attacked; terrorists and bandits killed poorly-armed security personnel in such high numbers that their bosses allegedly resorted to burying them secretly in order to hide the casualty rates; even the Nigerian Defence Academy was breached, and an Airforce Fighter jet shot down. Despite all the restlessness that defined his tenure, the man gaslit Nigerians by insisting we were doing better than ever before. How does that lack of fellow feeling qualify him to be categorised as “human”?
Buhari admitted he got all he wanted by becoming the president, but what of Nigerians? What did they get in return? Now he says he will no longer be burdened by the country’s issues. If over-solicited after May 29, he promised to relocate to Niger republic across the border. He might have said that as a joke, but that is in fact quintessential Buhari. He has a pattern of expecting others to do things he ought to do because he is lazy and inept. He is never responsible for anything. He got into power by pretending to be poor because he was incorruptible even though his election was sponsored by people whose hands were soiled by public corruption. He achieved little, and now expects Nigerians to clean up his failures.
For him to ascribe his failures to the fallibility of humanity when he barely even tried is another failure in itself. As someone who has had the privilege of living off Nigeria’s resources his entire adult life, Buhari failed spectacularly because he took and took and took but never gave back. He has not only failed as a leader, but also as a human being. He does not deserve forgiveness from even an all-merciful God.
Fortunately that’s your own personal opinion and every Adeyanju, chioma, chukwudi, and a dog is entitled to. It doesn’t matter what your opinion is, because your opinion doesn’t worth the ink that is used to write with.
obi2eze: Lol. This one no know wetin dey wait for them in May. They're laughing and rejoicing too early. Make dem wait first make Tinubu become President make we see.
Typical wailing obizombies. Come May 29' 2023. The man Tinubu will be sworn in as President and there is nothing, your obizombies and the third class graduate that came in third in an election and yet want to be the President can do about it.
This is like a pot calling the kettle black. The Ibo/Igbo/Ipob hated Buhari for the past eight years and then transfered that hatred to Tinubu. You have to rid yourself of hatred first for the Nigeria as a country if you see yourself as part of Nigeria. If not the earlier you form your own republic the better, you already have a president/prime minister.
Gossiphub: What baffles me the most is the fact that people actually see all of this man’s flaws but still act like there’s none. The, I don’t care/nothing go happen attitude is sickening.
Because all the so-called flaws are non consequential and has no bearing on the election. It only matters to the ObiZombies most of whom also happens to be wailers from the land of the rising wailers.
g17prinz: I am currently in my final year in the university studying sociology. What are my chances of migrating to Europe or Australia with 3.5M? And what skills are in demand abroad that I can learn in 2 years? I need advice and suggestions, as I don't like the way this country is going.
Of all subjects, you study useless sociology. It doesn't matter which country you japa to, you will not find job and just do menial jobs working 20 hours a day just to pay bills.
I will suggest go back to school and study some useful professional courses that are marketable, though considered difficult but believe me it's worth it if you put your time and effort into it.
kokorokoman: After over one year in Ghana without anything to show for it, I have finally decided to come back to Nigeria.
With no job, house or anything tangible to fall back to but i am just determined to start all over again because i believe no matter how far you have gone on the wrong part it is never too late to start again.
In my late thirties, no qualifications, no family, no flourishing or tangible business but determined to learn anything that can at least substain me.
now this are my questions. *can someone like me survive the current nigeria economy? *does the incoming tinubu govt have a place for people like me? *on getting to naija, what digital skill do you advice me to learn? -- the skill shouldn't take much time to learn. *i have interest in learning video and photo editing but dis skill go fit give person money? *which apps, sites should i register on here in ghana so that i will hit the ground running as soon as i come to nigeria?.
please i need your help and suggestions. please i need suggestions on the fastest and profitable digital skill to learn in nigeria or any business that can fetch little but quick money enogh for me to settle down in nigeria. i am now a shadow of myself, ghana na wa o. nairalanders abeg make una help me o.
Don't depend on government to do anything for you. Those that have survived and thriving do not have the mindset of depending on government but rather hard work and determination with no plan B.
Good for you, don’t rest then. That’s your personal choice. To each his own but that shouldn’t make news or you just want to continue trending. You’ve run out of any credible and noteworthy things to discuss now it’s oh I didn’t sleep ooo, I didn’t perform in the “other room”, … keep on whining and wailing.
Don’t worry it will soon climax come May 29th hence another speech or wail for that special day for Nigerians. You and your people have said in many times and at Many foras that you all want to go and form your republic, you might want to lead them and become their president/prime minister.
If they (Southeast region) are excluded, they deserved to be. Using common sense and not being politically correct, what has this region contributed to the election of the Tinubu/Shetima. If you can come up with just one thing, then Tinubu is wrong for excluding them. Provide genuine credible reason and not lies and propaganda
Mrwhite09: my life has bleeped up, i was born on 14-04-1994. 29years old on this earth with nothing to show and the future doesnt look bright when i look into it. growing up i was a brilliant child always coming top of my class, my mother had a great hope on me,she thought that i was gonna grow up nd be successful or useful but unfortunately here i am useless as letter p the word psychology. i know my life is stagnant and bleeped up when i look at my childhood friends the guys that i grew up with, all my best mates are doing well. all my close friends when we were children are now with jobs and business while i work at construction sites carrying bricks like i am the one who insulted god. it hurts me when i see my friends married and own houses and lands while i wallow in poverty, i dont know who i offended in this life, im writting this with tears flowing down from my eyes. my life bleeped up because god created me with lots of sexual desires. my doom started when i was in junior secondary when one of my uncles dash me a java phone nokia3110c instead of me to use that phone to play games like my friends do, i discovered porn (waptrick) right from that time 2009 i still have never gone a complete week without watching porn and jerking off, since from that time i lost focus all i think about is get money buy data watch porn and jerk off. since 2009 i hv been living with pmo addiction in silence instead of me to get my life back nd be free from this addiction that stagnate my life another doom befall on me which add more pepper to my life (gambling addiction) 2021 i was a corper serving in kaduna state during these days i manage to raise 380k from my alawee, i thought about how to invest it nd be generating something from it then i discovered football betting via this nairaland nd within 2months i lost all that 380k and go back to my city empty handed. my life now is suffer in site, earn 1500, stake and lose it, go to my room, watch porn, jerk off, nd sleep (repeatedly). i am tired i tried nd tried to quit but always fail its like im cursed its like someone casted a spell on me. how can i get my life back? is it not too late for me to start afresh? will i ever be free nd live a normal life? i need advices abeg
JOemmy: So u don't even know that nigeria can be turned into the headquarters of drug trafficking in the world if tinibu is sworn in which can also affect the US because nigerians are constantly traveling there?
It's your people from the land of the rising wailers that are into crime and drugs. Look yourself in the mirror very well and you will see what you just depicted. TINUBU will be sworn in come May 29th, which will be the climax of your wailing after which you can run into the Atlantic ocean and hang on a tree like Judas that you and your people are and will always be - traitors and back stabbers.
TradingGod: Congratulations but don't put all your hope in that useless thing called certificate because that useless thing called certificate has made alot of youth to be absolutely useless to the society
In your dream. Dream on boy, dream on. Your wailing will climax on May 29th, after which you can go and hug a transformer or jump into the Atlantic Ocean.
Givemehope: Buhari met local rice with sand sand @40/cup and he's leaving it at @170. Today I had no choice than to buy it. N500 couldn't even buy me 3 cups. Na wa o. I'm tired of life.
The OP didn't ask you for story or who is responsible. What's the current prices oF foodstuffs is the question. That's why some failed exams, common comprehension is lacking
thisisit: WOE UNTO YOU & YOURS....FOR THOSE AVOIDABLE DEATHS IN THE HANDS OF BANDITS & BOKO HARAM.
WOE UNTO YOU & YOURS ..... FOR THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES TO ELECTORAL VIOLENCE,..& POOR MEDICAL CARE IN OUR HOSPITALS.
IRREVERSIBLE CURSE UPON YOUR GENERATION OF PRETENDERS.
Wow, Mr. Man, clap for yourself. Someone must have stepped on your toes. Remember when you point (Woe) a finger to someone, at least three (Woes) fingers are pointing towards you. So you can go and figure out how many woes and curses you’ve heaped on yourself and your generation. May God have mercy on you.
Peter Obi while being interviewed at the National Executive Council (NEC) meeting of the Labour Party in Asaba, Delta State on Tuesday said he does not have dual citizenship.
Obi said, “I’m a Nigerian. Committed Nigerian. I don’t have any dual nationality. So, this (Nigeria) is my own country.
“And I have said it that even if there is war outside this country and I’m outside, I will come back because this is my country.”
So what? And to also claim in another interview that you’ve not intentionally commit a crime means you have unintentionally do that but then a crime is a crime OBI.
Politics › Re: ‘APC Didn’t Win Presidential Poll, It Was Stolen From Us’ — LP Replies Buhari by Timmi: 10:56am On Apr 29, 2023
