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But you shettima should have long been arrested if there is any equity in this damned country. Fulani will not rule forever. You will soon be tamed. Ediot! |
wakaman:You give Wike gun? Same Wike soldiers dealt with mercilessly in 2019 elections. How is he now controlling the NA? Let's reason small. |
NafeesaAA:You gave Wike gun? Does he control any soldiers? Wike is not able to kill anyone and there is certainly no altercation between any southern tribes. |
nairalandankrah:Don't make a useless thug like Wike bigger than he is. He has no control over the army. Same Wike that was crying all over the place over army oppression in the 2019 elections. No sane person will offer somebody so uncouth a VP position. Forget it! The same people even see him as an enemy of Islam and that is even more critical. |
The dumbest president in the history of Nigeria has to have equally dumb helps. Shame! |
AwkaFinest:Fvck off! I don't deal with bloody impostors. You have no business with Awka. Be bold, state your wretched origin. |
AwkaFinest:Wike or Nigerian army? Who born Wike? The same soldiers that dealt with him in the 2019 election are now aligned with him. They will still deal with him again. Just a matter of time! |
dukeprince50:You re lying! |
Coldie:Don't mind the stupid thug. He will be an ex- governor some day. |
dukeprince50:In reality are they tormenting the "terrorists" or innocent Oyigbo indigenes and residents.? What goes around comes around, nobody knows who's turn tommorow. Some years back it was Odi,then Zaki biam ( hometown of a former COAS). We must condemn evil at all times , let's it comes to haunt us later. I have spoken |
Forget it! They will never forgive the thug for his Rivers is a christian state utterance and the purported demolition of a mosque in Trans Amadi. If he likes let him present them with his mother's head,they will never accept him. |
GamalNasser:Before nko? |
Unik3030:Nobody worships Kanu. Did he start the endsars protest? No. He is just a bloody attention seeker who harped unto the protest and many of you are now making it about him which is what he wanted. Police stations where burnt and police men unfortunately killed across the country. Did Kanu also influence killing policemen in Oyo and Ogun states?. Not possible Ignore Kanu and watch him fizzle out. |
Unik3030:So Kanu is now Wike's equal? Would Sanwo Olu react or ignore a statement from Adeyinka grandson? If Wike is reacting to Kanu ,then he is the ultimate fool! |
Ikwerres are not true Rivers people. You can't be ikwerrepikin and still claim riversman. The true riverine people do not recognize you and have nothing to do with you. FACT! |
Why are they unable to perform back home in Nigeria? Bad, greedy ,rotten,incompetent leadership. |
Cyberterror:Wike will not be a governor forever. The guy lacks sense! |
The guilty are afraid! |
Soon the lousy cowards will be sent to the north east to confront boko haram. They are so powerful against unarmed civilians. Bunch of idiots! |
COPIED I have been reading some of the simplistic notions about why the US did not support NOI for the WTO DG position. Even some of the most sophisticated thinkers and posters on this street reduced it to the most basic of their primordial instincts, race and racism. What a shame. She is a dual citizen (Nigeria and USA) and if citizenship or permanent residency of the US was the simple consideration, she probably would have been the candidate of choice for the US. And not only for the current role but also for position of World Bank President - which she sought - for which the previous US administration backed a Korean-American, and one without any significant background in finance, Jim Yong Kim, a physician and anthropologist. One would have expected a little more complex thinking and a deeper understanding of US interests, its trade relationship with South Korea and other Asian countries, and the role of China in their analyses. None touched on the likely role of China in the WTO in the event of a NOI victory versus what a Korean victory is likely to mean for US-China increasingly complex and fractious trade disputes. China's support for Nigeria and NOI is not altruistic. The country is already aiming for one of the DDG positions that is open with an understanding that an Asian at the top of the WTO will foreclose that possibility. Of course, the US, which already has misgivings about the influence of China in the WTO (and other international organizations), doesn't want the country in a much stronger position of influence within the body. Hence, it makes sense to seek ways to block the Chinese aspirations and supporting a candidate whose background will effectively accomplish that goal is one such approach. The trade relationship between the US and South Korea is a huge one and an amended agreement was signed last year, one led by the Korean candidate, Yoo Myung-hee. Japan, another huge US trade partner, for a different set of reasons connected with a trade dispute, is against the Korean but not necessarily in favor an expanded or exaggerated Chinese influence. There is also the concern that the Chinese may exert undue influence on NOI through Nigeria, her sponsor for the role. Whether this will be a real concern remains to be seen but such fears should not be dismissed. These are some of the issues playing out in the reluctance of the US to support NOI, not her race, not racism. Don't get me wrong. I am all for NOI and hope she wins the final push. I believe she will and congratulated her this morning already. This is just to express my disappointment at the shoddy analyses advanced by some of our so-called online or social media intellectuals. I expected more from them. Maybe too much, I'm beginning to realize. To the one who was able to see the nuanced American position beyond the jaded lens of racism, I salute you. To the others, please, up your game and stop reducing every analysis in the complex world of international interests to the lowest common factors of race and racism on the part of the US. Your readers and followers deserve better. Or maybe we should stop taking you too seriously. 'Kunle Oyekanmi |
COPIED I have been reading some of the simplistic notions about why the US did not support NOI for the WTO DG position. Even some of the most sophisticated thinkers and posters on this street reduced it to the most basic of their primordial instincts, race and racism. What a shame. She is a dual citizen (Nigeria and USA) and if citizenship or permanent residency of the US was the simple consideration, she probably would have been the candidate of choice for the US. And not only for the current role but also for position of World Bank President - which she sought - for which the previous US administration backed a Korean-American, and one without any significant background in finance, Jim Yong Kim, a physician and anthropologist. One would have expected a little more complex thinking and a deeper understanding of US interests, its trade relationship with South Korea and other Asian countries, and the role of China in their analyses. None touched on the likely role of China in the WTO in the event of a NOI victory versus what a Korean victory is likely to mean for US-China increasingly complex and fractious trade disputes. China's support for Nigeria and NOI is not altruistic. The country is already aiming for one of the DDG positions that is open with an understanding that an Asian at the top of the WTO will foreclose that possibility. Of course, the US, which already has misgivings about the influence of China in the WTO (and other international organizations), doesn't want the country in a much stronger position of influence within the body. Hence, it makes sense to seek ways to block the Chinese aspirations and supporting a candidate whose background will effectively accomplish that goal is one such approach. The trade relationship between the US and South Korea is a huge one and an amended agreement was signed last year, one led by the Korean candidate, Yoo Myung-hee. Japan, another huge US trade partner, for a different set of reasons connected with a trade dispute, is against the Korean but not necessarily in favor an expanded or exaggerated Chinese influence. There is also the concern that the Chinese may exert undue influence on NOI through Nigeria, her sponsor for the role. Whether this will be a real concern remains to be seen but such fears should not be dismissed. These are some of the issues playing out in the reluctance of the US to support NOI, not her race, not racism. Don't get me wrong. I am all for NOI and hope she wins the final push. I believe she will and congratulated her this morning already. This is just to express my disappointment at the shoddy analyses advanced by some of our so-called online or social media intellectuals. I expected more from them. Maybe too much, I'm beginning to realize. To the one who was able to see the nuanced American position beyond the jaded lens of racism, I salute you. To the others, please, up your game and stop reducing every analysis in the complex world of international interests to the lowest common factors of race and racism on the part of the US. Your readers and followers deserve better. Or maybe we should stop taking you too seriously. 'Kunle Oyekanmi |
DenreleDave:Moronic post! Tueh |
![]() After looting billions on imaginary TAM over the years. NNPC is a big cesspool of corruption, they contributed immensely in impoverishing this unfortunate country. |
Robertgreene1:Grow up ! Your sisters are wayward does not automatically mean all girls or women are .Good you caution and reprimand them but disabuse your mind that all girls are that way. |
Robertgreene1:"Elders more exposed here". I don't blame you ,you have no idea who you are addressing. Don't use your wayward sisters to judge Igbo girls. Pray for your sisters |
Ikwerres would not attempt suicide for Wike. The OP must be a teenager. |
Robertgreene1:Ibu otula, Ike, anuohia. Apari gbuo kwa gi! Ewu! |
IjebuWarrior:Trash! Many Yoruba guys run from Yoruba women. Fact! They will do anything pay any bride price to marry an Igbo girl. |
Robertgreene1:Don't generalize! Your sisters maybe whores but most Igbo girls are quite decent and self respecting. |
J111333:True |
Rare gem of stupidity! Tueh! |
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