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They will soon age and wont have all the drive, passion and energy and will want to rely on younger people for physical, emotional and mental support...That is when they will wish there were grandkids to play with or son/daughter in-laws to sweat about or just some bloodlines to keep their names in the mouth of people ( even close by)....so they will just be packed away and forgotten...no grandchild to mention them as an inspiration during school award ceremony, no grandkids to pack to church or stroll down the neighborhood with....no teenage grandkids to remind them of their youthful times and puppy love....they will just fade and fade |
If Tinubu wanted to takeover the northern political architecture, he wont use home grown northern politicians...Na those Lagos breed successful hausa men he go just pump with funds and power and get them to go home and participate in politics with his full backing. Before you know it he will retire many of these politicians holding the north back and replace them with progressive minded ones, but I dont think he is interested in that. |
oyeb15:Where you hear this one....very laughable |
Senioreddy:Which local material did he get cheaply? Je only gets crude in Naira not at a cheaper or subsidised rate |
They won't call it polygamy... |
drsibz66:You are very unsmart. In these days of Internet you don't need so much effort to be popular especially when your popularity isn't about anything that requires so much intelligence...As for unknown scientists, I can bet that you don't even know 10 percent of the scientists who hold valid patents for most of the components of the phone that you are using to spew the nonsense you are spewing. At best you only know the businessmen who own the largest shares in the entities that produced it. Therr are tons of researchers, scientists and smart people all over the world who don't even have time to be popular. |
drsibz66:If you measure impact by being known/popularity then sorry to say, you have a limited world view...Going by your logic, The unknown scientist creating vaccines, the unknown lawyer arguing out tough human decisions etc...are nothing because they don't set ring light and amass a crowd?.... there is more to life than popularity my friend |
drsibz66:Na by knowing...you think popularity is everything?. Na her father help her to read law up to Masters level abi na her father dey go defend her cases for court? |
Person go school study law, practising as an entertainment lawyer with a Masters degree... Yet you ask her who she be...no be popularity be everything o. People wey really get things in their head no even get time to set ring light. He should have stopped his analysis at playing the audio, not making insinuations that Femi Falana wanted to help disrupt justice or comment about Falz sexuality, especially when the recording isnt coming from the oarties directly...A smart person would have simply stopped his analysis with Bobrisky, who owned the audio...and wait for investogations to point to Falz and his father..Na the role of education be that. |
Forkthiefnubu:Same thing they are attempting to do with protests...which they didn't do during Buhari...As if any of their politicians have any solution to the long-term mess Nigeria has bn in....beyond using crude as repayments to borrowed funds to link Niger to the coast |
DeLaRue:The answer is simple. His petrol doesnt seem to be cheaper than imported ones and except government buys it and sell to citizens while taking care of the difference |
uzohrome:"We have crude for free" but we dont explore for free...Infact there is no state-owned company doing exploration, NNPC only has joint ventures with multinationals who give NNPC some crude as part of the partnership...Also a portion of the crude allotted to NNPC is already being used as repayment for loans taken by the previous administration....Also FGN cannot force the Multinationals to sell to Dangote or any other local refinery at rates lower than international best prices, neither can they even force them to sell in Naira... It is decisions of many years crystalizing now.....we need to own the entire value chain as a nation Regards |
All the, I don't need a man, Marriage is a distraction, I have to face my career e.t.c. Shey you see the jou she felt, holding a grandchild that is taller than her...No career or money beats that |
fyneguy:South eastern states you mean. Understandably because the VP was from there |
The country needs a major reset but we are not ready to face it. Subsidy was removed, govt is facing maintenance of refineries, they even committed to November, govt resolved the issues with crude supply to local refineries. Govt is trying to boost production and remove a major import dependency item....this has led to serious hardship but rather than engage constructively like someone who sees and understands the end goal, we are here demanding that subsidy be returned that govt should continue to borrow to block a useless hole. Currency was being defended with borrowed funds, some of the fund was even collaterised by future crude sales....govt decided to float it and block another corrupt hole ....that led to initial hardship but rather than engage constructively and genuinely....we are out here on the street destroying properties and asking govt to return things to the old ways that has bled us dry and made us paupers in a rich country.... Nothing good comes easy and stopping decade long bad practises will definitely come with short term pain....are we ready to endure as a nation? |
God1000:That spring brought down regimes but overall yielded nothing. Egypt pushed out a dictator and conducted elections, the democratically elected party was the Muslim brotherhood which didn't align with the wishes and expectations of the world, so within a year the military was encouraged to cease power again... In Libya, Gaddafi resisted and it led to his end, today Libya is a nation in turmoil, led by many rebel groups. Algeria and Tinisia had their share but what difference has happened since. Syria resisted and we all know the story, war happened and ISIS rose up from the ashes... I will always pick active participation in politics and forming a critical mass of good headed young people taking control at different stages of politics...protests and coups don't fit the fundamentals. And most times nothing changes just destruction and worse case the exchange of one bad leader with another |
Blazetrailer:Buhari! A better manager? Is this how Nigerians forget things. The same one who used all the govt earnings and even borrowed to fund subsidy The same one that started this crazy currency and inflation problem that is crazily difficult to arrest now. So if Buhari presents/supports/throws his weight behind a northern candidate in 2027 and tells u that he is the solution to Nigeria's current problem, you will actually believe No wonder our politicians get away with anything |
helpee:You guys never got to the point where u were a significant challenger in an election where there is no significant interest on the part of yoruba people and we overlooked you to go northwards but surprisingly u guys have always gone northwards and even in 1999 when there was no northerner u still decided to pick the candidate that the North loved among the 2 yoruba contenders. In 1979/83 you even overlooked your own Azikiwe to vote for Shagari. Same as when Ojukwu contested. I am 100 percent sure that if the Igbos present a sellable, formidable candidate in anelectiom year where yorubas have no serious dog in the fight. Yorubas will lovingly vote such a candidate especially if the Northern candidate is not deemed to be as competent as the igbo candidate but u guys, even in the face of competence, you will still vote a northern candidate. You did it against Awolowo to vote Shagari...you did it against Abiola to vote for Tofa (3 out of the 4 eastern states in 1993 voted for Tofa). The first and only time yorubas aligned with the North and left the opposition shadow to come mainstream was in 2015. But u guys have bn doing it since 1959 when Zik aligned with Balewa to form the central govt even when Awolowo was willing to work with Zik for both of them to get majority and form the central govt. The Igbo-yoruba political alliance to identify and present a formidable and great candidate is crucial to Nigeria's growth, but it will likely never happen and the North knows how to play with that divide to perpetuate power. And if their candidate messes things up, by the time power comes back to the south they will scream about the problems on ground without talking about the root cause while the other half of the south aligns with them to get them back in power. That is the game for 2027 and u are about to be used again |
YoshihideSuga:So it is all about bitterness against the realities of the options bn sold to you. Dey play o. |
helpee:If you see GEJ as one of yours then yorubas voted for him...just a reminder |
Blazetrailer:Driving out is fine but who are you replacing him with. U obviously don't learn. U drove GEJ for Buhari , he messed up everything. Someone else is here now, still yet to recover from the mess created...u are now thinking of replacing him with the same caliber of people who caused the mess....make it make sense... Southerners don't learn |
Bobloco:Do you even know how that subsidy was maintained. The previous govt was borrowing to maintain it and using future crude sales as collateral. Official dollar rate and parallel market was about 70% different with people profiting left right center. While the country is in a big mess, it is important not to myopically allow people who have nothing to offer to come here to claim messiahs. Suffer no dey tire una... |
AqualinaXYZ:Old gist, where were they when Buhari was messing up the economy, currency and security. The problem of this administration didnt start today. Buhari even mortgaged our future crude sales to subsidize petrol imports and maintain multiple exchange rates for rackets to profit from. Nigeria is in a big mess, but let no one claim savior to come and cause more pain. to them it is all about grabbing power and it always gets worse when they have it. Buhari was a good example |
Bobloco:You all dont learn. Buhari, a northerner got us here, Tinubu is only facing a deep mess that started in the Buhari regime, our currency collapse by almost 300% from 190 to 745. Yet these ones here will come back again, scatter things further and when it rotates back to the south, it will be another clamor to chase him out. |
Anything that doesn't fox the basics is bound to fail Reduce importation of consumables.... Those going everywhere in the world looking for what to import to Nigeria all in the name of doing business, should be encouraged to see the bigger picture and start producing at home... if they need to pool funds/merge businesses together to achieve this, them so be it... All this importation of slippers, oil filter, tomato paste, fake China clothes etc and be doing big man while hurting the economy need to stop. All this hotels we are building everywhere, use that space to build a small manufacturing enterprise and produce something....the same light you use to power rooms for short rest and play music at the bar, can actually be used to run equipments that melt metal into spare parts or mold plastic into shoes Boost production |
Dangote had the option of throwing his money into the fuel import business but he decided to do things differently, he built a refinery here, to create jobs. Someone I know without any manufacturing company in Nigeria but became a billionaire importing mayonnaise, wine, tooth pick, tomato paste and all sort....without thinking of how to even create a tomato paste manufacturing plant in Nigeria like Erisco did ....but suddenly that person is campaigning for presidency and telling us how he can move us from production to consumption..... |
OriOko88:History is your friend both Ooni and Alaafin have bn deposed by state/regional leaders before. It has nothing to do with ethnicity but the current constitutional power wield by elected officers over traditional rulers. |
This is really bad but e no too diff from wetin seniors dey do juniors even for poor man boarding school, that year...just that dem no dey call am bullying then |
Juwessgratitud3:The fault is from the fact that all you see a man as, is money. When she left her baby daddy, no be man she still go meet? Or was her sextape with a woman?. If and when u make the money u are yapping about u will see that money is not all you need a man for |
Ofunaofu:If you are to use this line of tot and argument of fairness. Is it fair for Jonathan to even contest in 2011, knowing well that it was the time of the North considering that Yaradua died in power. If we are to go by your tot pattern, shouldn't Jonathan have just backed a promising Northerner in PDP in 2011? |
Penguin2:Na everything be betrayal to una. People make choices based on whatever appeals to them but to you is betrayal maybe it is the people that voted for Ekwueme in the primaries that actually betrayed Obasanjo and the people that voted against Falae including Igbos are actually the ones that betrayed yoruba people cos you define betrayal based on your own personal expectation without thinking deeply that everyone has a choice and they have the right to make it and if their decisions don't favor you then you look inwards and create the sentiment/character/coalition that will make them decide for you next time. Why did the sentiment for a yorubaman to be president in 1999 High enough to get northerners and generals in the army to support it? Was it not because yorubas stood up and fought bravely against the injustice metted against one of their own in the person of Abiola!....and by fighting I don't mean confronting well armed military men with shakabula but by leveraging their other strength through the pen and international coalition to surface the evil metted upon them by the military. The question to you is how are the Igbos addressing the injustice metted to one of them in person of Peter Obi by the PDP who the region served for 2 decades only to deny one of their own access to the platform to contest election thus forcing him to a lesser known party which he had to bootstrap in few months. How are you addressing the Igno delegates who still collected money from Atiku and voted for him in the primaries rather than boycott it in protest. Did you see what the yorubas did for AD in 1999, do you think Falae had any money to give anyone at that time versus a military-backed Obasanjo yet the later couldn't even win his local govt. How resolute and determined are the Igbos to queue behind one voice and use their individual strength, wealth, knowledge etc to win the presidency to themselves rather than allow individualism and greed to prevail. Na to dey fight for share in APC where you contributed little rather than going back home to restrategise and speak loudly with one voice and let the nation know you are ready and serious and this is no longer about money or personal greedy ambition but winning for the region |
Penguin2:Of all the groups that actively fought the military regime, Nadeco was the most active. Most of those killed or exiled during Abacja regime were not Igbos and even the Obasanjo you referenced was in jail for trying to "topple" the same military regime along with Yaradua, despite this, the average yoruba man at the time still didn't see Obasanjo as bn active enough in the struggle. The Igbos were known to be very very passive in that struggle with most of them citing the outcome of the June 12 riots affecting their business as the reason for being passive. All this village gist And lies should stop. It us the same way some of you will claim to have supported Abiola whereas 3 our of the 4 existing Igbo states at the time voted for Tofa! As for Ekwueme, he properly Participated in the primaries and even got over 509 votes to lose in the primaries. In your naivety you believe they actually hand over presidential ticket to people? Especially that of a party with prospect like PDP? No they don't, politicians align around the sentiments that pays them the military at the time and Northern politicians knew that Abiola's people the yorubas needed to be compensated and those in PDP aligned behind the candidate they could trust which is OBJ, Ekwueme never backed out or dropped his ambition to support OBJ, he tested his popularity at the primaries and lost! Now as for the yoruba race at that time , we didn't even give 2 about PDP. We knew our genuine heroes in the struggle, we knew the core figures that have bn there since the Awo days and we rallied round them in our own party AD and merged with northern friends who were sympathetic to the course in APP to produce a joint ticket...Olu Falae was our choice hence OBJ couldn't even win his local govt. So other Nigerians picked him against the will of Yorubas and made him president in a process that the Igbos equally have a shot and lost! |

