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When you cook in the dustbin you get trash, Nollywood is trash and voodoo ask ibu

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar


If you criticise Jonathan, Buhari and now you no longer want to criticise tinubu because of tribalism and religion sentiments may you and your children know no peace
If you were gingered in 2012 protest when Jonathan removed subsidy and you were part of the protest but now you suddenly lost your voice for a protest when the suffering under tinubu is getting worse may you and children know no peace

Amen damn nigger🙏

Depends on the type of cartoon ,example
Rick and Morty, Simpsons,sharktale ,pinky and the brain 🧠,

My problem is how it got to front page,nairalands lacking content

Mrfixiit:
Say that tobyour father Ewu

U no get father that's y, bastard

Mrfixiit:
Even if it's old news does it matter ? The question is did it actually happen ?

Mtchewww mumu

BolaAThubv:
Fvck Israel!

Fvck Anambra!

Fvck Owolabi!

Bleep Hamas bomb them well
Bleep head slammers they shall watch Israel finish Hamas kpatakpata
Bleep you hypocrite

zinaunreal:
Oh and you ignore the other massacres . My friend get lost

Bleep u mallam no qoran

Eff Hamas to sand please ,dey think dey will escape this one,blow them all up

pachigo001:
who told you is old news

you wont know its old cuz u no get smart phone when it trended

Very old news abeg,who posted this antiquity self from afikpo bushman

9

To help it catch fire easily

zinaunreal:
Oh and you ignore the other massacres . My friend get lost

Always playing the victim,get out u never see something

zinaunreal:
Oh and you ignore the other massacres . My friend get lost

please nigga shush and collect bombing woto woto

Chosen thieves meet chosen member

zinaunreal:
Israel is illuminati
9 11 was a mossad job
Gaddafi, Sadam were set up by the west
Over 1 million Iraqis died
Over 200k usa soldiers died nothing
Over 2 million Afghans died
Gaza is bieng attacked for its rich gas reserves worth over 300 billion dollars
All Bidens cabinet members are Jewsish
All Netanyahu cabinet members are from Europe
96 percent of usa mainstream media are Jewsish controlled
Israel is responsible for the genocide in congo

Up Osama
Up Hezbollah
Up Houthi
Up Iran
Up Hamas
Up the Ancient Land of Philistines
🇵🇸 🇵🇸

You guys are so good on playing the victim,please 🙏 how did this current war start?? Very simple question ⁉️⁉️

This movie I have seen it before the governor is not always there whenever this attacks happen,there innocent aids is the immediate casualty,God bless the me🙏

Someone should talk to this over grown pink pantha ,she is embarrassing her family

Super yuck

Strictly for carrying goods

mrvitalis:
Tinubu didn't give Igbos appointment ...how would Igbos eat now na , chai ...how would Igbos buy cars and build houses

Chai how would Igbos develop

Chai airpeace won't even have enough money to rescue stranded Muslims in Sudan when no Muslims wants to ...chai Igbos are finished

Chai how would zinox computers build hardware for NPC ...chai how would oilserv complete KKK pipeline

Chai how would saplat complete IMO gas project

Chai what if ABA gas plant survive now


Smh

Homie please tell me your being sarcastic,Igbos are like cockroaches so hard to kill even after hitting it with broom or slippers cockroaches can still rise and run again,Igbos are successful people too,I stand to be corrected 💯

Creamypie:
Ouch. I believe say as God delivered us from abacha.na so e go deliver us from tinubu and APC somehow somehow. For those born after june 8 1998, when abacha died, or were less than 4 years as at then, Nigeria was like Cambodia under dictator pol pot

I was still in ss1 when the news of his death was announced come see celebration between seniors juniors teachers and students dat day,chai fgc kwali

You did well but most u post it ? Imagine the por widow reading this,?? No difference

Ireportlive:



Loser Party rally, abi na Portable Zahzu concert


Jagaban 2023

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no sense

sarkinbauchi:
By Olu Fasan
If Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, becomes president next year, it is not only his exclusionist Muslim-Muslin presidency that would unsettle Nigeria, but also his would-be deputy, Alhaji Kashim Shettima. With Shettima’s inherent tetchiness and truculence, he would be gratuitously provocative. And with his uncouthness and indiscretion, he would be utterly divisive and toxifying. Truth is, a Vice-President Shettima would be unlike any civilian vice-president in Nigeria’s history.

But that proposition stands on another critical one that we must discuss first, namely: no previous presidential candidate in Nigeria did what Tinubu has done. I’m not referring to the devilry of his Muslim-Muslim ticket. Rather, I’m talking about his deliberate decision to pick a long-standing political ally and close associate as his running-mate. None of the past leading presidential candidates behaved in that manner.

Consider the evidence. Shehu Shagari barely personally knew Alex Ekwueme before making him his running-mate; MKO Abiola had no prior close political or personal relationship with Baba Gana Kingibe; Olusegun Obasanjo was not Atiku Abubakar’s buddy; Umaru Musa Yar’Adua hardly personally knew Goodluck Jonathan; Jonathan himself had no prior long-standing political or personal relationship with Namadi Sambo; and Muhammadu Buhari wouldn’t, prior to 2015, regard Osinbajo as a political soulmate.

But Tinubu puts personal friendship and loyalty above all else. As Lagos State governor, Tinubu had three deputy governors within eight years, having triggered the impeachments of two of them. So, a plausible interpretation is that he doesn’t want to work with a vice-president with whom he has no cosy, bonded relationship. Thus, he picked as running-mate a long-standing political ally, who ran his presidential primary campaign and was neck-deep in the shenanigans that secured him victory.

Given Tinubu’s style of politics, this is potentially dangerous. His feudalisation of Lagos State politics and government is based on treating the state as a personal fiefdom, whereby he, the feudal lord, is surrounded by ultra-loyal serfs, who all seem to have sworn to an oath of secrecy. There must be real fear that a President Tinubu and a Vice-President Shettima would put their personal loyalty above open government; that their cosiness would trump good governance. Sadly, the omens are bad!

Recently, Shettima audaciously carved out functions between himself and Tinubu. He said that if they won next year, he would be “in charge of” security while Tinubu would handle the economy. Essentially, Shettima was reversing the traditional and constitutional roles of president and vice-president. Traditionally and constitutionally, the vice-president, as chairman of the National Economic Council and head of the Economic Management Committee, leads on the economy, albeit reporting to the president. But the president, as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, is undisputedly in charge of national security. For a vice-president to be “in charge of” security, he must have control over the security chiefs, who are usually answerable to the Commander-in-Chief. A feasible proposition? No, it’s a recipe for utter dysfunctionality!

Indeed, come to think of it. Why would someone who, as state governor, ignored intelligence warnings about the abduction of the 276 Chibok girls in 2014, some of whom still remain in captivity, be so arrogant and insensitive as to say he would be “in charge of” security if he became vice president? And why would a presidential candidate that prioritises the national interest agree to such a warped idea from his running-mate? No previous vice-presidential candidate displayed such a muscular and ambitious tendency.

But, in truth, there are worrying parallels between Tinubu and Shettima. Last week, Shettima listed Tinubu’s attributes that he admires. Speaking at the 96th anniversary celebration of the Yoruba Tennis Club in Ikoyi, Lagos, on September 15, Shettima said, among other things, that Tinubu has General Ibrahim Babangida’s “situational pragmatism and Maradonic skills” and General Sani Abacha’s “taciturnity and ruthlessness”.

Of course, considering how Tinubu manoeuvred his party’s leadership, delegates, and fellow aspirants to secure the presidential ticket, none would doubt his Maradonic or Machiavellian skills. And seeing how he turned Lagos State into a captive fiefdom, his ruthlessness can never be questioned. Taciturnity? Well, try and ask Tinubu about his past. These are the qualities Shettima praised to high heaven, but they are not the attributes Nigerians need in their leader.

Which brings us to Shettima himself. What are his unique attributes? And are they fit for purpose? Well, first, there’s a consensus that the former Borno State governor, who holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in agricultural economics, is well read and eloquent, with a fondness for quoting great authors. But as Isaiah Berlin says in his great essay ‘The Hedgehog and the Fox’, knowledge is not wisdom. Knowledge is having considerable information; wisdom is using it in a way that shows good judgement.

Unfortunately, Shettima often doesn’t exercise wisdom in his words and actions. He showed this character flaw during his aggressive management of Tinubu’s presidential primary campaign when he insulted virtually every opponent, including saying that “nice men” like Vice President Yemi Osinbajo “should be selling popcorn and ice-cream”. He showed it when he wore sneakers to the annual conference of the Nigerian Bar Association, later boasting that he did so “deliberately” to “mock” his detractors. Hardly vice-presidential!

But if those examples are trivial, consider this. The only defining issue in Nigeria today is restructuring. But what did Shettima say about it? In a viral video, he said: “Restructuring my foot.” Really? Dismissing such a critical national issue so uncouthly?

All this matters because, truth be told, if Tinubu wins next year, Nigeria would be more turbulent and divided than it has been under President Buhari. In such circumstances, a belligerent vice-president with a tendency for tetchiness would exacerbate the situation. Nigeria is inherently volatile and prone to crisis. It needs a calm and thoughtful vice-president who can help douse tension, not one that will inflame it through reckless and provocative comments. Shettima simply doesn’t fit the bill.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/09/2023-shettima-unfit-to-be-nigerias-vice-president/amp/

what a waste of time energy data resources to read rubbish

Prepare for the day obi is coming is so close na

How will this puppy be two weeks ,this is one month and 2 weeks jareh