Politics › Re: My Family And I Are Voting Obi - Apostle Johnson Suleman by tpain121: 10:31pm On Sep 20 |
helinues: You did in the last election which couldn't translate to Obi winning. What difference do you think you and your family can make in 2027 election? Why dem off IREV? The person you and the useless APC said came 3rd is giving all of you and your unborn children sleepless nights. Shame on all of you. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy To Ban Niqabs In Schools, PM Meloni Says by tpain121: 10:25pm On Sep 20 |
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Business › Re: Zenith Bank Offered No Solution Or Refund As Customer Loses ₦249,500 by tpain121: 8:58pm On Sep 20 |
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Politics › Re: End Political Thuggery Or Nigerians Will End It For You: Obidients To APC by tpain121: 8:52pm On Sep 19 |
T9ksy: I don't think, I know that Gringori is a weĺl-packageand opportunistic fraud (in the last election), and so too, do most Nigerians,now.
Who is afraid of obi? It's only obi's in their delusional euphoria believes some how that ant one is afraid of that agulu masqurade.
Mark my words, in January, your messiah will come a distant 3rd , maybe then you will expedite "your worst" that you promised us. Rubbish talk ….. APC and their useless supporters are attacking someone they said came 3rd. He is your biggest threat, weather you admit it or not. Not everyone has fish brain like APC supporters. |
Politics › Re: End Political Thuggery Or Nigerians Will End It For You: Obidients To APC by tpain121: 8:44pm On Sep 19 |
T9ksy: Tinubu is not vacating aso rock for you guys, anytime soon, so go do you worst. Go and chase him out of aso rock for your packaged fraud, make we dey look una. Why e dey pain you say Nigerians have rejected TIfnubu? Why do you love failure so much? Why are you defending the failure called TIfnubu? |
Politics › Re: Moment Peter Obi Arrived In Kaduna For Obi–Kwankwaso Talk (Photos, Video) by tpain121: 8:35pm On Sep 19 |
stuffs2002: The good thing is that Obi is working for Tinubu to destroy Atiku's votes because Tinubu will ride on the back of Obi to get to the presidency in 2027 as he did in the 2023 presidential election Tifnubu is riding to nowhere. He will go on exile in France after may 2027. |
Romance › Re: Love In This Generation Is Getting Expensive by tpain121: 10:54am On Sep 19 |
Herberthansome: Comprehension is far from you,Q.E.D Na TIfnubu supporter. That’s how all of them are. Thier fingers are faster than their brain. They comment before reading. You will be wondering if they are reacting to the same article you just read or it’s something else. |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu won't attend the 81st UNGA in New York - Sahara Reporters by tpain121: 9:42pm On Sep 18 |
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Politics › Re: "FG To Review Taxation Laws In 6 Weeks" - Taiwo Oloyede by tpain121: 9:36pm On Sep 18 |
Image123: As it should be. i dey enjoy these guys. They're doing the policies and reviews we've always asked and prayed for. Why on earth would i leave these nation changing priorities and start looking for Tinubu's father or secondary school? When dem no curse person. Ahhh… dem curse the person wey make this post and anybody wey dey support TIfnubu. |
Politics › Re: "FG To Review Taxation Laws In 6 Weeks" - Taiwo Oloyede by tpain121: 3:31pm On Sep 18 |
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Politics › Re: Angry Citizens Express Frustration Over Hardship Under Tinubu. by tpain121: 3:20pm On Sep 18 |
anonimi: Atiku is more than a better option. He is THE better option, whose consistent privatisation and deregulation policies unleashed economic growth, widespread prosperity, peace and security with cheap petrol and low debt burden.
Left to the Otta farmer, he would have continued his peasant farming and government ownership of businesses he supervised as military dictator in the 1970s.
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How Indorama sustains manufacturers, boosts Nigeria’s FX earnings
Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Limited (IEPL) has emerged as a major value creator in the Nigerian economy. It is responsible for the survival, growth and sustenance of many manufacturing companies in Nigeria today. A large number of plastic and allied firms depend on the Eleme-based company for petrochemical resins (or polymer resins) which serve as their raw materials.
The petrochemical company is just one of the several subsidiaries of Indorama-Nigeria Group, which also comprises Indorama Eleme Fertilizer & Chemicals Limited (IEFCL), Indorama PET Nigeria Limited, and Indorama Port Operations.
Since Indorama Corporation of Indonesia became core investor in the old Eleme Petrochemicals Company Limited (EPCL) in 2006 through privatisation programme of the Federal Government, the group has become a game changer in the Nigerian economy.
The petrochemical company has solved the major challenge facing a number of manufacturers— poor access to raw materials. Rather than scramble for foreign exchange to import inputs, the company ensures that manufacturers have access to their critical raw materials, enabling them to save costs and improve margins.
The major resins used by plastic and allied companies are polyethylene and polypropylene. Indorama produces about 45 grades of these products for various industries. About 600 of such companies in Nigeria depend on IEPL for their survival. They are estimated to have over 90,000 workers.
https://businessday.ng/real-sector/article/how-indorama-sustains-manufacturers-boosts-nigerias-fx-earnings/ Atiku ko, atiku ni Make TIfnubu continue the shege instead of atiku |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Got Away With Lies In 2023. It Won't Happen This Time -festus Keyamo by tpain121: 6:16pm On Sep 17 |
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Phones › Re: If You Had ₦400k, Which Phone Would You Buy? by tpain121: 6:14pm On Sep 17 |
Kpk22: No brand loyalty 😂
Imagine you have ₦400,000 cash today and you need to buy a phone.
Which exact model are you buying?
iPhone, Samsung, Google Pixel, Xiaomi, Tecno, Infinix or another brand?
Tell us the phone and the ONE major reason you chose it.
Let’s see what people are actually buying in Nigeria in 2026. 18 pro max, the Chinese version. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Imposes New 12.5% Tariff On Nigerian Exports Over Forced Labour by tpain121: 8:11am On Jul 25 |
helinues: It's hypocritical of USA to be accusing Nigeria of having force labour system.
There is no evidence of such system in Nigeria. The Eastern Congo mine, majority of the companies using minor to do force labour are from USA, but they can never see such kind of a thing
Modified: To those saying I didn't read the article, didn't same USA accuse Nigeria of forced labour just some months ago, that didn't work, it's now goods from China . Make una dey take time to be comprehending my comments
The first town crying from Usa was Chinese funding the terrorists, till today, it's yet to be substantiated
Then Christian persecution, that also didn't sell
They initially came up with Nigeria having a child labour system, it was a joke talk with no response, now it's increasing the tariffs from the goods from Chinese . How many America companies are operating in China? Where is the likes of Apple operating from and who are the workers You think say you smart? 😁 You jump comment without reading, as usual. You are now writing long jagons to save face. You think say everybody here na DOLAPO like you? |
Travel › Re: NCAA Vows To Sanction Royal Air Maroc by tpain121: 10:44am On Jul 24 |
Alphafeezay: As posted on X by Mike Achimugu, Director,Consumer Protection and Public Relations of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority
source Their planes are small and old. |
Politics › Re: “i'll Wear Akwete Wrapper If My Husband Is Re-elected” — Oluremi Tinubu by tpain121: 9:36pm On Jul 22 |
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Politics › Re: 2027 Election Is Between Nigerians And Tinubu’s Govt – Peter Obi by tpain121: 7:40pm On Jul 18 |
DomPerignon: Which Mod hide my comment and why?
Because I said he meant to say Biafrans and not Nigerians
Lmfao because you are known for rubbish comments. This is not a playground for kids. Go outside and play with sand. I wonder who gave a kid an internet enabled device. |
Politics › Re: Senate Proposes N50,000 Fine For Preaching, Hawking In Buses by tpain121: 3:26am On Jul 17 |
stuffs2002: Christians are a nuisance wherever they find themselves I’ll rather be a nuisance than a terrorist/killer.😁 |
Politics › Re: Mary Habila's Father, Tanko Habila Wisdom Swears Affidavit, Says No To Autopsy by tpain121: 10:07pm On Jul 16 |
AdolfHitlerxXx: He has been threatened and cajoled
I am pro APC but there is no reason why this case should not be prosecuted.
It is the duty of Police, a family can't and shouldn't stop investigations.
The picture of the girl is hospital scrubs looks AI generated. What is a physiotherapist doing with a syringe?
Why was she posted to Ebonyi all the way from Kaduna? She was a HK pure and simple. But she should not lose her life because of that Cover your face in shame, Mr. Pro APC. This is what the party you support is full of. E go reach your turn as Una no wan get sense. |
TV/Movies › Re: BBNaija Announces Date For 2026 Edition, ₦160 Million Grand Prize by tpain121: 9:08am On Jul 16 |
Lanretoye: Make them give the oyo kidnap victims 60m use 100m for their nonsense…everything no be government Make dem carry 60m give kidnap victims, while your slave masters keep stealing and stashing away the money meant to protect its citizens abi? You always know when an APC supporter talks. It’s like one screw don loose for your head. |
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Politics › Re: Fg’s Borrowing Jumps 75.6%—what It Means For The Naira And Interest Rates by tpain121: 10:59am On Jun 30 |
CharlesCNG: The problem is that you cannot see what you have already decided not to see.
Nobody is saying Nigerians are not suffering. Nobody is saying poverty is not high. Even the World Bank says poverty remains high and that macro gains must translate faster to households. But the same World Bank also acknowledges that the reforms since 2023 have helped stabilise the economy. You cannot quote only the pain and pretend the stabilisation does not exist.
You say roads are less than 10% completed-absolutely not true. Over 2,700km of roads are under development. That is not “nothing”; it is work in progress.
On poverty, yes, the figures are painful. The World Bank estimated poverty rose to about 63% in 2025. But serious people ask why: inflation shock, weak productivity, inherited structural failure, subsidy distortion, low revenue, insecurity and poor social protection delivery. Partisan people simply shout “Tinubu destroyed everything.”
You also keep asking about crude-backed repayment. Fine. Ask for repayment schedule and transparency. But that does not cancel the fact that the Afreximbank facility was publicly documented as a $3.3bn NNPC crude-prepayment facility, with initial disbursement disclosed.
The honest position is simple: Nigerians are still hurting, but there are signs of stabilisation — inflation easing, reserves rising, investor confidence improving, roads ongoing, and fiscal reforms taking shape.
Your position is also simple: if it is Tinubu, it must be fraud.
But any candidate who can do better than Tinubu must show me exactly how he will do better, not just shout that Tinubu has failed.
What will he do differently?
Will he reverse subsidy removal? If yes, where will he get the money to fund it?
Will he re-peg the naira artificially? If yes, how will he stop another FX backlog?
Will he reduce borrowing? Good. What spending will he cut? Salaries? Capital projects? Security? Debt service?
Will he fight insecurity? Fine. What is his position on state police, intelligence reform, border control, technology, local recruitment and forest policing?
Will he grow the economy? Excellent. What is his plan for power, manufacturing, exports, agriculture, mining, tax reform and investor confidence?
That is the alternative I am looking for — not anger, not insults, not “anybody but Tinubu.”
For now, I see Tinubu attempting painful structural reforms: subsidy removal, FX reform, tax reform, local government autonomy, student loans, infrastructure push, and now state police. Are they perfect? No. Are Nigerians still suffering? Yes. Must government do more? Absolutely.
But I will not abandon a difficult reform path simply because someone offers sweeter slogans without a costed plan.
So bring me a candidate with better structure, better courage, better policy, better coalition and better implementation capacity. I will listen.
Until then, my position remains this: Nigeria needs alternatives, but the alternative must be viable — not emotional packaging with no engine. You do know you don’t need this long rubbish you wrote if these achievements are real ? You go explain Taya . No evidence. |
Politics › Re: Fg’s Borrowing Jumps 75.6%—what It Means For The Naira And Interest Rates by tpain121: 10:57am On Jun 30 |
HacheNoire: Because you have failed to see it!
With the whole infrastructural projects going on across the country, you still cannot see anything.
You better start appreciating His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR).
Do you know our TOTAL debt is not up to what the US pays as INTEREST on her total debt.
Our debt has not even surpassed our GDP which tells you those investment can boost our GDP and greatly reduce our debt in the long run. The US already has debt way ahead of GDP. Borrow him the microscope abgbado_rians use in viewing the infrastructures and tifnubus achievements. You no well sha. |
Pets › Re: Lhasa Apso: Pure Or Not? by tpain121: 9:49pm On Jun 29 |
richeeyo: A guy keeping this and calling it a dog is questionable A dog is not just a pet but a friend you can trust to lookout for you and your family. This nonsense here is useful for? That thing would run seeing a rat exactly my thought. Wetin dem Dey use this toy Dey do as a guy ? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Arrests Seven Boko Haram, ISWAP Commanders Returning From Hajj, Minister by tpain121: 8:49am On Jun 27 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Inside The Welcome Bags For White South African Refugees In US by tpain121: 8:46am On Jun 27 |
senatepresido: Once I see any Nigerian especially some Obidients supporting Donald Trump or even have his image as their DP, that’s the easiest way to spot a person with a very low IQ The ones like you wey Dey support tifnubu, Which level of IQ dem come get ? 😁 Have you started your Akara business? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Delegation Leaves US Talks After Trump Remarks by tpain121: 10:31pm On Jun 21 |
HacheNoire: With or without the midterm, Republicans are going out!
They have hurt their own people and those dudes are angry.
Gas prices, farmers bankruptcy and unprofitability , health insurance through the roofs, social and veteran service cuts. Republicans are bound for hell in the coming elections.
Those MAGA thought the policies won’t affect them but now hitting hard. same way Ronus like you thought that tifnubu’s policies would not affect them, but are now in the forefront of Ebi n pa wa 😁. |
Investment › Re: Why Do Nigerian Companies On NGX Pay Low Dividends? by tpain121: 5:25pm On Jun 21 |
Dem wan chop alone.
Aradel sounds like aradite.
If dem say person be aradite , that means the person Dey stingy.
Maybe that’s why their dividend is low.
What are they into sef ? |