Politics › Re: 2027: INEC Has Denied Us Access Code To Upload Names Of Our Candidates - NDC by Vision101(m): 9:37pm On Jun 28 |
Tenses: Amupitan is partisan and highly tribalistic.
He's misfit to conduct the 2027 election. You don't know what you are saying. A judgement has been given, wouldn't INEC wait for CTC so that their legal team can study it and advise them appropriately? Wouldn't it be confusion if INEC allows them to upload and later block them after receiving contrary legal opinion? |
Politics › Re: INEC Yet To Receive CTC Of Court Ruling Voiding NDC Registration by Vision101(m): 6:47pm On Jun 28 |
Skullminers1: I keep asking this same question with no answer why Ebola Tinupoo is so afraid and scared of Peter Obi contesting Presidential election that he always desperately come after any party Peter Obi joined And you are not asking the question of why Peter will never look before leaping. It is common sense that any party registered through court order will continuously have court cases bothering on registration until final adjudication by the supreme Court. Peter has no brain. Just talk and talk. When the reality faces you guys then you begin to look for alibi. |
Politics › Re: I Am Ashamed’ – Joe Igbokwe Reacts To Backlash On Remi Tinubu’s Viral Advice by Vision101(m): 3:01am On Jun 28 |
Racoon: Efulefu. Just to appear political correct, he has glorified his foolishness. Joe Igbokwe brain's have been used for cleaning gutters.
Hence he lacks empathy on the damage Tinubu's wife inhuman statement have upon the lives of the suffering citizens of this nation. What inhuman? A Nigerian couple relocated to UK, Aberdeen Scotland specifically. They discovered that their meat pie wasn't as spicy as Nigerian's. The wife started preparing Nigerian meat pie on small scale as side hussle and Nigerians around were buying. Later demand increased. She resigned her job even with her Masters degree and operated full time because she was making more money than being an employee. As demand increased the husband resigned and joined her. The husband too has a Masters degree. Today producing and selling Nigerian meat pie is giving them more income than regular 9 to 5 job. The same couple wouldn't do this no matter how much it fetches them if they were in Nigeria. When Dangote advertised for truck drivers position demanding a first degree Nigerians abused him and the country. The same Nigerians will spend millions for a masters degree abroad and will celebrate being truck drivers. |
Politics › Re: I Am Ashamed’ – Joe Igbokwe Reacts To Backlash On Remi Tinubu’s Viral Advice by Vision101(m): 2:37am On Jun 28 |
Alphanancy: Even the JOE is a mad man. So after spending over 5 years to acquire higher education the best the president's wife could come up with is akara and kulikuli business. Who did she give the advice to? Petty traders that she gave #50,000 grant. She simply advised them to use it and start small. Did she advise you to the meeting? |
Politics › Re: People Who Can’t Stand Peter Obi Behind Court Judgement – Party Secretary by Vision101(m): 7:03pm On Jun 27 |
Endinjustice: Tinubu just want Peter Obi out of way at all costs because well meaning Nigerians are solidly behind Peter Obi Who are the well meaning Nigerians? The truth is that Nigerian elites are too bold in disobeying laws. They believe that they can put the law in their pockets. Fortunately politics is exposing them. Their fellow elites that do the same thing with them are exploiting the gaps to fight them in the courts. How can you boldly steal intellectual property and claim that you are right. Of course the simplest excuse to buy the emotions of the ordinary people is to point fingers at the government. |
Education › Re: FUD Cracks Down On Lecturers Who Absconded After Sponsored Programs by Vision101(m): 10:39pm On Jun 26 |
Badb0y4lyf: The peanut they pay lecturers they have settled them self with what Dey actually should earn. I do not blame them at all. So they should defraud the system? Why can't they resign and travel on their own. The university should petition to the countries of their study and you will see them blacklisted and deported. |
Politics › Re: 2027:: FG Doing Everything To Stop Me From Contesting. They Won't Win - Obi (vid by Vision101(m): 9:17pm On Jun 26 |
PHIPEX: So why are you and your shameful shameful candidate scared of a man you claim is no longer popular. It sounds daf^t for anyone to claim not to know the Aso rock is scared of Obi No one is scared of Obi. Indeed Atiku stands a better chance to challenge PBAT than Obi. Obi is making noise all over the place and people had to give him back noise. Have you ever heard of a presidential candidate that is not thinking of governors and legislatures that will work with him. So NDC will have a president without legislatures and governors? By 2031 history will have it that there was one noisy presidential candidate that never came close. |
Politics › Re: NDC, Peter Obi's camp react To Court Ruling On party's "de-registration" by Vision101(m): 5:38pm On Jun 26 |
Tareq1105: Are you saying that Dickson NDC got the judgement for registration at Fed High Court Lokoja? Where did they get it? |
Politics › Re: 2027:: FG Doing Everything To Stop Me From Contesting. They Won't Win - Obi (vid by Vision101(m): 5:37pm On Jun 26 |
Borrow2222: Every right thinking Nigerian knows that the APC is doing everything possible to prevent you from contesting in the 2027 elections.
Even with all the governors under his control, they are still afraid of PO.
What they don't even realize is that the more they try to disenfranchise you, the more people see that they are all scared of you.
If the APC is confident that they have performed well, according to the propaganda they dish out, why don't they allow a level playing field?
My view is that they should not, in an attempt to retain power, push Nigeria into anarchy.
The country is already tense and charged.
They shouldn't try their luck any further. Stop chest beating and alarm raising. The elements that gave Obi the vote numbers in 2023 doesn't exist today. Obi is over rating himself. Look at all off season elections and judge him. Politics is structure and not online noise. Structures take time and resources to build. That's why in spite of the challenges of PDP they are still doing far better than all these online noise making parties. |
Politics › Re: NDC, Peter Obi's camp react To Court Ruling On party's "de-registration" by Vision101(m): 5:28pm On Jun 26 |
givedemwotowoto: The desperation of the President to return to office through destroying opposition and vote buying is a recipe for disaster in 2027 Leave looking for someone to blame. NDC has been going through registration issues for a long time. Many people didn't know. Somehow Dickson got a favourable judgement from this court and his associates celebrated. If the same court now turns around to say that they were wrong, why accuse any person. Follow the court process to either win or lose. |
Politics › Re: NDC, Peter Obi's camp react To Court Ruling On party's "de-registration" by Vision101(m): 5:21pm On Jun 26 |
AMINDA: Unless Tinubu will end up using court orders to declare himself re-elected, he has no pathway to re-election via the ballots. All I see is fear and carwardice. Lesson to Obi: no free lunch anywhere. Stop running away from challenges. |
Politics › Re: NDC, Peter Obi's camp react To Court Ruling On party's "de-registration" by Vision101(m): 5:19pm On Jun 26 |
OgwuEgo: The hand of Esau and the voice of Jacob abi how dem dey talk am. Do the right thing and you will not have fears. NDC has been in court before Obi joined them. The court initially gave them favourable judgement and they rejoiced. If they receive unfavorable judgement now they should take it in good faith. Lesson to Obi: no free lunch anywhere. |
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Travel › Re: FG Completes Handover Of Enugu Airport To Concessionaires, Extols Mbah’s Role by Vision101(m): 8:01am On Jun 26 |
This is one of the benefits of working harmoniously with the center. Another win and innovation for PBAT and Governor Mba. When people come to office knowing what to do it shows.
We don't want those that told us that they will first go round the country before knowing what to do. We don't want them to save our money in their banks earning interest and leave total infrastructure decay.
They told us that infrastructure doesn't grow economy. Will this not grow Enugu state and South East economy? |
Politics › Re: Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right by Vision101(m): 7:43am On Jun 26 |
CharlesCNG: You are so right. here is a befiting analogy for what you wrote.
For years, Nigeria was treated like a cancer patient who was repeatedly given painkillers instead of chemotherapy.
The pain reduced temporarily, everyone applauded, and the patient smiled for a while.
But the cancer kept spreading.
President Tinubu's reforms resemble chemotherapy. They are painful, sometimes frightening, and no honest doctor pretends otherwise.
But chemotherapy is not designed to make the patient comfortable today.
It is designed to keep the patient alive tomorrow.
History will judge whether the treatment succeeded, but no one should mistake temporary pain for the disease itself.
The real question is not whether chemotherapy hurts.
It always does.
The question is whether we preferred the comfort of painkillers while the cancer quietly consumed the patient.
Painkillers comfort. Chemotherapy cures. God bless you. Very thoughtful. |
Travel › Re: US To Revoke Passports Of Citizens Owing Over $2,500 In Child Support by Vision101(m): 3:25am On Jun 26 |
nairalanda1: Nigeria's problem is not its massive population, Nigeria's problem is the failure to develop an economy that utilizes its massive populaiton.
A country with a declining population means fewer workers to support things like pensions and support for the elderly. Massive population is a factor. India is fairly industrialized but large population made them a poor nation. In the early days of China they had to halt population growth to allow their economy grow. |
Politics › Re: Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right by Vision101(m): 3:15am On Jun 26 |
sisisioge: Honestly, bad market is the hardest to defend no matter how much you sabi talk.  Regimes before now treated symptoms and not cause. That's why the problems have been recurring and getting worse. Symptoms are easier to treat and the results show very fast but the illness will rebound. PBAT has been treating cause. This is more difficult, painful and the illness takes awhile before leaving. This brings permanent solution. |
Politics › Re: Senate Passes State Police Bill, empowers Govs to appoint Police Commissioners by Vision101(m): 5:03pm On Jun 25 |
ghm: You are delusional. State police has been in discussion ever before Obi dreamt of running for president.
https://www.thecable.ng/announcing-the-arrival-of-state-police/
After nearly 70 years of agitation, Nigeria finally looks set to establish state police. That is, every state will have its own police force. On Thursday, House of Assembly speakers in the 36 states of the federation announced their support for the proposal. That means we should expect state legislators to endorse an amendment when it gets to them. First, two-thirds of National Assembly members must pass it. Only 24 of the 36 states are required to endorse it by a simple majority of the Houses of Assembly. It will finally require presidential assent for it to take effect. President Bola Tinubu has been campaigning for state police for decades, so I guess he will sign off as soon as it gets to his desk. You don't understand sarcasm when you see one. Weldone |
Politics › Re: Senate Passes State Police Bill, empowers Govs to appoint Police Commissioners by Vision101(m): 5:02pm On Jun 25 |
ghm: You are delusional. State police has been in discussion ever before Obi dreamt of running for president.
https://www.thecable.ng/announcing-the-arrival-of-state-police/
After nearly 70 years of agitation, Nigeria finally looks set to establish state police. That is, every state will have its own police force. On Thursday, House of Assembly speakers in the 36 states of the federation announced their support for the proposal. That means we should expect state legislators to endorse an amendment when it gets to them. First, two-thirds of National Assembly members must pass it. Only 24 of the 36 states are required to endorse it by a simple majority of the Houses of Assembly. It will finally require presidential assent for it to take effect. President Bola Tinubu has been campaigning for state police for decades, so I guess he will sign off as soon as it gets to his desk. You don't understand sarcasm. Weldone |
Politics › Re: Senate Passes State Police Bill, empowers Govs to appoint Police Commissioners by Vision101(m): 7:28pm On Jun 24 |
Hahaha 🤣😂 Obi proposed it but Tinubu copied it. That's why Obi doesn't want to give us details of his plans anymore..... hahaha 🤣😂 |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Junior Lawyer At R & R Recruiting Services by Vision101(m): 2:56pm On Jun 20 |
Lanresnett: After 5 years in d university, 1 year in law school, 1 year of nysc, plus 3 years experience for 200k salary. This is how you youths take to crime and blame the government and lack of jobs. To move to the top in any career is usually built gradually. When it's built it becomes a life time harvest. You youths want to rise overnight and crash the next day. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dangote Stuns FUTO Students With Automatic Jobs After Refinery Tour by Vision101(m): 10:04pm On Jun 19 |
kgr8mike: This Nnenna Oti is a pathfinder . She did it for Abia people as a returning officer of the state and announced the right winner Alex Otti and now she is doing it in FUTO. What a woman! You have turned this to politics. Did the VC have any input in dangote's decision? Did she lobby for it on behalf of the students? What is she doing in FUTO that is unusual? FUTO has been closed down because two students were killed. My son has been waiting for graduation and NYSC while his sets in FUTA and FUTmina have graduated. |
Politics › Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Vision101(m): 9:46pm On Jun 19 |
Obi said that the people running CBN are doing well. When Rufai reminded him that they were picked by Tinubu he replied that we should forget about who picked them. Can you see hypocrisy. |
Politics › Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Vision101(m): 9:42pm On Jun 19 |
Dogalmighty17: Is this what celebrating? The largest black nation on earth? That's little less than 15% of our GDP and can barely sponsor 3 months of imports. Yes we should have more but we celebrate because for 17 years we haven't gotten to this level. Again it's a signal that we are on the right track. |
Politics › Re: Dayo Amusa To Peter Obi: You Can’t Criticise Without Giving Solutions by Vision101(m): 9:35pm On Jun 19*. Modified: 9:53pm On Jun 19 |
sweerychick: People think Peter obi is a fool, you expect Peter Obi to come out and tell you guys Nigeria's solution so that APC Tinubu would copy it and implement it, then claim glory.. you want solution vote Peter Obi in then see it Oga go and sit down. When they interview experts have you not heard them pour out all their ideas? Somebody that doesn't know the meaning of green energy but told us that he will grow our electricity generation, transmission and distribution to 10,000 megawatts in four years. The easiest way to demarket Obi is to ask him questions. His response usually exposes him as empty. Rufai is beginning to understand this. |
Politics › Re: Dayo Amusa To Peter Obi: You Can’t Criticise Without Giving Solutions by Vision101(m): 9:28pm On Jun 19 |
kingsways: If you want him to give you solutions then make him the president
You have to believe he can do it based on what he’s done.
Obi’s a successful businessman; he was Fidelity Bank Chairman at only 34. That’s enough to prove he can fix something as simple as generating and distributing electricity. You are advertising incompetence. If you are a major shareholder of a bank in most cases you automatically become the chairman. You can appoint a proxy. The technical people that run a bank are from MD down. Obi has no competence to manage a microfinance bank. Have you ever heard Obi talk technically about economics and finance? Somebody that said that he studied MMM in Harvard  Yes he's a successful buying and selling trader which he said that he inherited from his parents. This is not the competence that you need to run a country like Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Dayo Amusa To Peter Obi: You Can’t Criticise Without Giving Solutions by Vision101(m): 9:18pm On Jun 19 |
bentenny: Interestingly,no one has asked other presidential candidates like Sowore or atiku or other candidates about what they will do differently! It's been Obi Obi Obi Obi😆😆😆 Obi has been the one talking anyhow. How many times have you heard Atiku talk? Achievers talk less and their work speaks for them while none achievers make all the noise to attract undue attention. Obi show us your landmark achievements as Anambra state governor that are still standing today. |
Politics › Re: I Would’ve Removed Fuel Subsidy In An Organized Manner – Peter Obi by Vision101(m): 1:27am On Jun 19 |
chicfarmer: Correct 💯 No be to just remove am fiam without having any plans on how to soften the impact on citizens.
Besides, what have they done with the savings so far?  Obi wouldn't have had the courage to remove petroleum subsidy. The pressure, blackmail and backlash would have weighed him down. Why didn't former presidents remove it? If Tinubu had waited for two weeks after resumption he would not have been able to remove the subsidy. Subsidy removal, fx unification, tax law restructuring and state police are about some of the most difficult political decisions to take in this country. A man like Obi hasn't got the balls. |
Politics › Re: Diezani Alison-madueke Reacts To UK Court Acquittal After 11-year Battle by Vision101(m): 2:12pm On Jun 18 |
Jayhome24: Congrats madam, pls come home quick before those bitch cry cry babies start gaslighting everywhere against you, they are purely evil and number one enemy of this country and we will dealt with them after 2027. Let her step into Nigeria and she will be arrested because she's still a suspect in Nigeria. Multiple criminal cases are running against her. |
Politics › Re: Diezani Alison-madueke Reacts To UK Court Acquittal After 11-year Battle by Vision101(m): 2:10pm On Jun 18 |
potent5: 99 days for APC propaganda, 1 day of truth for Nigerians. Which truth? The woman still has several criminal cases in Nigeria. This one is only the accusation of taking £100,000 bribe in the UK. It's exclusive of heavy criminal cases against her in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Diezani Alison-madueke Reacts To UK Court Acquittal After 11-year Battle by Vision101(m): 2:06pm On Jun 18*. Modified: 12:45am On Jun 19 |
winterfell007: Chai!!! That means we all accused this woman falsely of stealing 20billion dollars. She should sue this yeye government for defamation of character. You don't understand. The case against this woman in the UK is receiving of £100,000 bribe and sundry items in the UK. It has nothing to do with massive corruption allegations against her in Nigeria. The cases by EFCC in Nigeria will still go on. She can stay free in UK but can be convicted in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: IMF: Nigeria To Spend Over Half Of Revenue On Debt Servicing In 2026 by Vision101(m): 1:05am On Jun 18 |
U09ce: "NIGERIA’S DEBT IS SUSTAINABLE, BUT DEBT-SERVICE BURDEN IS A Concern" isn't this a paradox? If the debt is taking toll on the nation then it's not sustainable Sustainability is ability to repay. Being a concern means that after servicing only half of the income is left to run the country. Very less funds are left for development. |