Business › Re: Nigeria’s Economy Expands 17% In Dollar Terms As Naira Rally Boosts Growth Story by Vision101(m): 12:28pm On Sep 02 |
BestSense: Paper growth without any impact on its people The information here is technical information. It's not made for ordinary people that rates economic performance only by subsidized consumption. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: I Will Send Funds Directly To Lgs From Day 1 In Office - Atiku by Vision101(m): 12:18pm On Sep 02 |
anonimi: Atiku’s record in government is far better than what this clueless Stockholm Syndrome master strategist of impoverishment has in Lagos for 27 years, and in the entire country for almost four years.
Deal with this. Show evidence of Atiku's records in government and let us examine. Oh..... I remember his records in sabotaging Nigerian economy when he was in customs. |
Politics › Re: Bacita–Shonga–Lafiagi Road (83km) Project By Federal Government by Vision101(m): 5:40am On Sep 02 |
Treasure17: So we should call pasuma now àbi? The basics are the things we should be celebrating? Nonsense. Where they there before? Is it better to leave it the way it was before? |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: I Will Send Funds Directly To Lgs From Day 1 In Office - Atiku by Vision101(m): 5:37am On Sep 02 |
Ofunaofu: The so-called financial autonomy that Tata boys were hailing Tinubu for, claiming that it was some sort of restructuring, was nothing but abracadabra...a fraud, with Tinubu himself rubbishing it by withholding Osun State LGA funds for almost two years, despite a Supreme Court judgment ordering that the funds be released. Again I ask that you should tell your client to be original. We want to see his deep thoughts on workable governance. He was second in command for eight years and we didn't hear him mention or fight for LG autonomy. He has contested for presidency several times and we didn't hear him campaign on LG autonomy and all the Tinubu's fresh ideas. Tinubu came in and is running with his ideas that are original. They might not be perfect though. And Atiku's sole campaign is to promise how to undo or refine these ideas. Where is Atiku's leadership depth? Where is his originality? This is pure weakness and leadership laziness. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: I Will Send Funds Directly To Lgs From Day 1 In Office - Atiku by Vision101(m): 5:23am On Sep 02 |
anonimi: He will do it when Tinubu has done all the things he promised.
Things like:
- crash petrol prices below N185 - create 50 million jobs - end insecurity - make a dollar exchange for N300
Any idea why the balablu bulaba clown has not done any of the above, three years after he fought to grab power and run cluelessly with it like a headless pig 🐖? Ask your client to be intelligent. Let him come out with original thoughts so that we can interogate them and know how smart he is. The easiest thing for me to do is to look at holes in what you are doing and promise that I will do them better but it's more difficult for me to create new ideas. Atiku was in government for eight years and we didn't hear him say anything about LG autonomy. In fact during that time it was dead. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Atiku Vows To Review NELFUND, Vow Debt Forgiveness For Qualifying Students by Vision101(m): 5:08am On Sep 02 |
Gotocourt: NELFUND is total scam. The federal and state government are suppose to make pri and secondary free then tertiary education at a cheaper rate. Have you checked and discovered that primary and secondary schools aren't free? Are there no student loans with interest developed economies? Nigerian's is interest free. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Atiku Vows To Review NELFUND, Vow Debt Forgiveness For Qualifying Students by Vision101(m): 5:04am On Sep 02 |
Gadaffi9ja: Atiku just dey press Baba neck day by day. Truth is what he's saying are also right, but does he also have the will to fix it? Atiku has no originality. Indeed the opposition hasn't. They are merely picking policies of the present regime and countering them. This is the easiest. We demand to see their original thoughts. Brand new so that we can interogate their smartness. At least the present regime has come up with what weren't there before. They might have faults but it shows leadership depth. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Atiku Vows To Review NELFUND, Vow Debt Forgiveness For Qualifying Students by Vision101(m): 4:54am On Sep 02 |
Ofunaofu: Atiku is more trusted than Tinubu.
Can you trust Tinubu?
What am I even saying? Even Remi doesn’t trust Tinubu. Yeah..... Atiku is trusted the way he scattered the power sector.... hahaha 🤣😂. Don't tell me that he wasn't the president because he has been claiming every glory of that regime. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu May Face Criminal Charges After He Leaves Office - Von Batten by Vision101(m): 3:47pm On Sep 01 |
FORTHECULTURE: who is von batton mr blogger? One Igbo man hiding under a foreign name |
Politics › Re: FG Announces Plans For 360km/h High-speed Rail From Lagos To Maiduguri by Vision101(m): 3:30pm On Sep 01 |
ugodson: Please o why no train from Lagos to East. Na wah o Ask Obi please 🥺 |
Business › Re: Nigeria's GDP Growth Rate From 1999 To 2026 by Vision101(m): 3:24pm On Sep 01 |
Dogalmighty17: The numbers don't lie. Even at Jonathan's worst, he was still better than APCs best. Don't read figures upside down. The figures here showed that he left the economy worse than he inherited. Buhari continued from where Jonathan stopped. Tinubu in just three years stopped the fall and his figures have been consistently looking north. |
Business › Re: Nigeria's GDP Growth Rate From 1999 To 2026 by Vision101(m): 3:19pm On Sep 01 |
MamaFryo: We were paying subsidy during OBJ, Ya'adua & GEJ yet we had better economic growth. Payment of subsidy is not the problem. It's eliminating corruption from it which Buhari & Tinubu lack the political will to do. Then, Tinubu took the easy way out to the detriment of Nigerians.
Wetin I even know sef? I'm just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. You didn't mention that Jonathan left it worse than what he inherited. The figures here showed it. OBJ contrary to general opinion didn't have consistent growth. The economy will grow and latter retrogress. The free fall started from Jonathan's regime. I'm using the figures here. It continued and got worse under Buhari. Tinubu arrested the situation and the figures are looking north since three years of taking over. Give him the remaining five years and he will set a mark that past regimes never achieved and future ones will find it hard surpass. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Arrives National Mosque, Abuja For Funeral Of El-Rufai's Mother by Vision101(m): 3:00pm On Sep 01 |
MEGAWATCH: And still Obi disgraced him in his Lagos by given him a bloody nose....
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 It doesn't change the fact Obi is a boy. How many times have Obi been disgraced in his Anambra? 2023 - Obi rode on a wave and a reasonable part of it was against the government of that time. It was the wave and not Obi that produced the results. 2027 will comprehensively settle the issue of who the master is in Lagos. Watch out.... |
Politics › Re: Atiku Knocks Tinubu Over Three-week European Vacation, Says ‘Nigeria Is Burning’ by Vision101(m): 4:31am On Sep 01 |
Goo0dHardDick: The president of the US vacates in the US.
The president of Russia vacates in the Russia
The president of Israel vacates in Israel
All European presidents vacates in their countries.
Is Nigeria cursed or something? Former vice president of USA vacates in USA. Former vice president of Nigeria vacates where? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Will Be Embarrassed At UNGA Meeting – Von Batten-Montague by Vision101(m): 3:46am On Sep 01 |
clarocuzioo: According to the firm, key members of the Trump administration have made it clear that President Trump is not going to meet privately with an alleged heroin trafficker.
See how they are addressing the president of Nigeria. Chaii. Let the man chop Atiku money well well. He has to prove to his employer that he's working. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Arrives National Mosque, Abuja For Funeral Of El-Rufai's Mother by Vision101(m): 3:38am On Sep 01 |
MEGAWATCH: Obi and Tinubu are never friends....
Obi can never be a friend of a confirmed drug dealers criminal please.
🥸🥸🥸 Obi is a boy compared with Tinubu. He falls within the level of past governors that Tinubu produced. |
Politics › Re: These Are The 12 States That Generated Less Than 10% Of Their Revenue In Q1 2026 by Vision101(m): 12:29am On Aug 30 |
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Business › Re: Moody's Revises Nigeria's Outlook To 'positive' - Reuters by Vision101(m): 11:54pm On Aug 29 |
zoedew: All Abubakar Atiku sees is a purportedly 90 old Tinubu he says is old and sick but clearly we can all see that Tinubu is getting the job. Atiku says he is younger and stronger. He is so desperate to be President just to be President he will say and do just about anything for that! Has any member of the opposition ever asked why the Nigerian economy is no longer susceptible to external shocks? Are the dollar speculators still in business? No one is making noise about dollar don go up. Are these not strong foundation being laid for future prosperity? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu No Average Politician, Opposition Must Unite — Donald Duke by Vision101(m): 11:34pm On Aug 29 |
anonimi: Why did he not unite with Atiku already? Atiku is not Tinubu. Atiku can't be trusted. Others tried, did it work? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu No Average Politician, Opposition Must Unite — Donald Duke by Vision101(m): 11:31pm On Aug 29 |
Dogalmighty17: He is no average politician. I'll give him that. Indeed there has never been a politician like Tinubu in the history of Nigeria and I say this as someone who is not his supporter.
It is a most remarkable feat for a man to start a political party from the scratch, form alliances to put another man who has ran multiple times for president and failed, in office, then run for that same office himself and win.
He had a keen eye for political talent and through his influence has made several men governors. If Tinubu was younger, Nigeria would have enjoyed him. I have listened to his speeches when he was governor of Lagos and it could not be denied that he was quite cerebral and knowledgeable with a good command of the English language.
If Tinubu was the one who first entered office instead of Buhari, this country would have been better off. Unfortunately though, we have Tinubu in his later years and very much diminished. But as far as politics in Nigeria is concerned, there has never been anyone like him. He is a collosus. I'm not a politician and I don't have any interest in Nigerian politics but I must acknowledge that I'm learning some principles from Tinubu that I'm using and will continue to use in my endevour: Help and position people when you don't need anything from them. Even if they are your enemies (Olisa Metu attested to this). When you need them you can be sure that majority will assist you. If you help them when you need help from them you can be sure that you can't get their total loyalty. Never hold permanent hatred. Always be ready to bend backwards and extend hands to those that previously hated you. They can be powerful tools. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu No Average Politician, Opposition Must Unite — Donald Duke by Vision101(m): 11:17pm On Aug 29 |
Ofunaofu: Tinubu is nothing but a mere mortal.
I understand why some people would rather arrogate the status of a demigod to him, given that he is a drug baron, identity thief, certificate forger, and all
But strip away the mythology, the propaganda, and the theatrics: Tinubu is still a mere mortal. No one has said that he's not a mere mortal. But there are mortals and there are mortals. Opposition recognizes this and that's why they can only go on empty expedition that leads to nowhere. The rag tag opposition is aware that they can't stand the Tinubu wave. They are waiting to shout rigging that they cannot prove after the election. Some people are uniquely gifted. You can hate them for all you can but it changes nothing. One way to make appreciable challenge against such people is: Recognize their strengths and give them due respect and attention. Endeavour to understand the gaps in such strengths and exploit them. If possible come close to such person and learn. The flagship of such people is that they talk less and their actions are loud, they are audacious and they don't fear acting outside the norm. None of the prime opposition members can come close to the above. Today's Nigeria needs someone in the above mould. OBJ was. Atiku can spend the money he made in government and Obi can make all the online and content noise. They don't have it, they don't have it. |
Politics › Re: Benin-Onitsha Expressway: Umahi Orders Arrest Of Hartland Nigeria Ltd's MD by Vision101(m): 8:10pm On Aug 29 |
Sheuns: You order for his arrest because you be IG of police or Justice of the federation.
Una go just Dey talk like person wey drink kai kai.
Those of you defending the rubbish talks of the minister. Where in the constitution is a minister granted power to order arrests of defaulters?
Aren’t we in a democracy anymore where the rule of law must be obeyed? If someone defaulted, you should sue or report such to the law enforcement agencies and let them do their jobs.
I tire for the people of this country. Everyone just loves abusing power. Did he tell you that he will send a security personnel by himself to arrest the MD? Do you think that he doesn't know the channels to follow to achieve his purpose? If he doesn't instruct the police can they do it on their own? If a judge orders arrest, does it mean that the judge is the arresting authority? Does it not mean an order or a petition to the police to arrest? Is it not the same thing that the minister will do? So what is your issue here? Sometimes hatred twists brain. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Pleads With The Court Not To Order Release Of His Records - Von Batten by Vision101(m): 7:58pm On Aug 29 |
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Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Vision101(m): 12:34am On Aug 29 |
Rubyjade: I agree that the man who made the video deserves commendation, especially because public awareness can force the right authorities to pay attention. And yes, David Umahi appears to be one of the more visible ministers when it comes to physically responding to infrastructure issues.
But I think we should be careful about measuring government performance mainly by how quickly a minister arrives at the scene after a problem has gone viral.
Around the world, the strongest infrastructure systems are designed so that authorities don't have to wait for someone to make a viral video before they know something is wrong.
In countries like Japan, Singapore and the Netherlands, infrastructure management relies heavily on routine inspections, sensors, maintenance schedules, monitoring systems and clear accountability. A bridge shouldn't need a Facebook post before government discovers that something is being vandalised or deteriorating.
Even in places like the United States and the UK, infrastructure agencies have structured inspection and reporting systems. Citizens can still report problems, but citizen videos are supposed to complement government monitoring—not become the government's monitoring system.
So I will commend Umahi for responding quickly. That's good leadership.
But the bigger question should be: Why did the problem get to the point where a citizen had to record it and put it online before it received attention?
We should demand both:
1. Fast response when problems are reported. 2. A proactive system that detects problems before citizens have to report them.
Because a government that is always excellent at responding to viral problems may still have a serious weakness in prevention.
The goal shouldn't be to have the fastest minister at every disaster scene.
The goal should be to build infrastructure systems where fewer disasters require the minister's personal intervention in the first place. In this nations that you mentioned can you see a citizen removing such things? This is the problem of copy and paste. Our situation is peculiar. |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Vision101(m): 12:27am On Aug 29*. Modified: 7:37pm On Aug 29 |
MamaFryo: So for the past 10 years, citizens have been calling on government to fix the bridge, government just decided to listen to them now in less than 160days to Presidential election!! Wow! government must have been in coma and just woke up yesterday , ndi alaa.
Igbos are not fools
Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. You said in the past ten years. Other governments have not responded in the past ten years. One government now decided to respond and you are talking about presidential election. Are you grateful at all? Given the level of hatred of Igbos against this government do you think that this government will use projects to win votes from them. Even if this government builds heaven for them they will still hate and grudge. It's their style. |
Politics › Re: FG To End Electricity Subsidy In 2027 by Vision101(m): 12:09am On Aug 29 |
Rubyjade: I actually support the idea of ending electricity subsidies if the government is genuinely prepared to fix the power sector first. But we need to be careful not to celebrate subsidy removal as if it automatically means better electricity.
For years, Nigerians have been paying for darkness in one form or another—electricity bills, fuel for generators, diesel for businesses, inverter batteries and the cost of replacing damaged appliances. If subsidy is removed while the quality of supply remains the same, Nigerians will simply be paying more for the same poor service.
The real question is: what exactly is changing before 2027?
Are the debts to GenCos and other players being cleared? Are transmission and distribution networks being upgraded? Are DisCos being held accountable for estimated billing and poor service? Are we creating a system where consumers actually pay according to the electricity they receive?
Because removing subsidy is not reform by itself.
Government should first build a power market that can survive without permanent intervention, while protecting poor and vulnerable Nigerians from sudden tariff shocks.
If the subsidy must go, let it go alongside reliable electricity, transparent billing, stronger regulation and measurable improvements in service.
Nigerians don't necessarily want government to keep subsidising inefficiency forever. We want a system where we can pay for electricity and actually get electricity.
Otherwise, we will remove the subsidy from the power sector and quietly transfer the same cost to generators, diesel, petrol, businesses and households.
That isn't reform. That's simply moving the suffering from one pocket to another. Love this. The first thing is make sure that power consumers are metered. Then go ahead and remove subsidy. No power no bill. Ieft my residence in Aba since 29th July and just came back on 27th August. Epileptic power is what is available. Since 27th till now I haven't received power. My money is in my pocket because I use prepaid meter. What I hate most is to pay for what I didn't consume. |
Politics › Re: Today Is The Court Deadline For FBI To Provide Tinubu's Documents - Von Batten by Vision101(m): 11:44pm On Aug 28*. Modified: 7:38pm On Aug 29 |
iwaeda: Nlfpmod, nothing will be released.  The lobbyist must justify Atiku's million dollars. He cooks up all irrelevant issues to show Atiku that he's working. That's what you get when you have a man that made so much government money without efforts. Dangote can't waste his money like this. |
Business › Re: why Gas Supply Problems Are Holding Aba Power Back by Vision101(m): 12:28am On Aug 28 |
nairalanda1: And thus he should have stopped subsidy on power too, but he did not.
And it is killing the power sector.
You data boys should wake up, your government did the first two because they had to or no more loans. It's time they did the third. We need light to power our economic growth, so that young people would have jobs and no one would be running to join thugs and islamists in the bush, because no work. He decided to help the country by removing the first two and he's being called all kinds of names and the opposition is capitalizing on it. Let him remove the one on power and you will be among those that will paint him black. Tell the opposition to raise it as campaign issue na. Atiku and his boy Obi are disturbing us everyday about fuel subsidy as if this is the only thing affecting our economy. They will not tell us about cost reflective pricing of power. They are waiting for Tinubu to take another audacious decision on power then they will wake up. |
Politics › Re: Doctors’ Strike In Anambra: Nurse Gives Firsthand Account Of Peter Obi’s Tenure by Vision101(m): 11:51pm On Aug 27*. Modified: 12:34am On Aug 28 |
Beautifulday: Obi doesn't do things without serious research. That is a proof of education. This thing that is said here does it make sense to you. So when NMA go on strike as a result of disagreement with the FG then FG should abandon them and start equipping mission hospitals? When ASU goes on strike then FG should abandon them and start equipping mission universities? When unity schools in Nigeria go on strike FG should abandon them and start equipping mission secondary schools? |
Politics › Re: Doctors’ Strike In Anambra: Nurse Gives Firsthand Account Of Peter Obi’s Tenure by Vision101(m): 11:45pm On Aug 27 |
SeeWahala: Make una come hear from the horses mouth ooo 
As Peter obi was fighting against the corruption in the Anambra Health sector he concurrently/simultaneously was equipping and empowering the mission hospitals so that the strike wasn't felt at all  Mission hospitals that belong to the missions? Private hospital? Definitely Catholic Church hospitals? So when public schools and universities go on strike the governor should abandon them and start equipping mission schools and universities abi? Which governor will do this? |
Romance › Re: Accepting Transport Money From A Man Without Seeing Him Could Land You In Jail by Vision101(m): 11:26pm On Aug 27 |
Samantha125: Imagine a magistrate waking up early in the morning to preside over a transport fare case...🤦🤦🤦 Such case had come up before na. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Aide, Onanuga Blasts Atiku Abubakar On Subsidy by Vision101(m): 8:39pm On Aug 27 |
airsaylongcome: Lol! To have a PhD, you’d need a BSc. We are asking for the foundation of that PhD. That’s the singular, sole requirement. Present the School cert I can't remember the last time that I presented my FSL, GCE "O" and "A" levels certificates in any interview. Even higher certificates at our level in most cases are for formality. Several times I have resumed senior jobs before putting up applications to just formalize the appointment. At very high level what you have done gives you the job and not your paper quality. That's how it works in developed economies. |