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AfroKnight:I nominate this as candidate for post of the year 😎 |
Lanretoye:Indeed. "Last, last e don cast, na everybody go chop breakfast". Rufai Oseni is a malevolent and fake human being because , to me, he only has energy to fight Tinubu while always slavish towards Atiku, Obi etal all. |
Godfullsam:God bless you. Nigeria, as a nation, will never work unless we are all allowed to define our lives and purpose via regional autonomy. Being irreconcilably different to others is not a crime. What must happen, to accommodate the reality of how humans are very different, is formal recognition of the right of people with homogeneity of socio-economic ideas to control and define their own lives and geographic space as they wish. Simple. It is the reason very different nations of the world exist side by side, have their own armies etc. |
TokoEkambi:Baba, you are 💯% right. Yet the issue boils down to how much the rest of us who are progressive ( I believe those to be people of the SW, SS, NC) want a great and developed Nigeria. What we fail to fight for today will damage us for generations. We are suffering today because of the failures of past leaders. What progressive Nigerian should be fighting for right now is a just and equitable nation where those doing the right things are rewarded and those doing wrong are sanctioned. How hard is it to ask the North, the existential threat to Nigeria, to fix up instead of us indulging the fixation of their leaders to produce the President of our nation? For many decades now they are yet to have a reformer like Awolowo who transformed the fortunes of Yorubas with free education. Today NC and NW regions are the arbiters of terrorism threatening to engulf Nigeria. Yet Atiku, Kwankwaso, El Rufai etal all are only interested in trying to influence the Arrival of the next President rather than dedicate all their energy on delivering their region from terror. Did the world not see how Yoruba leaders ( RIP Akeredolu) moved when terrorism was threatening the SW in 2020 to 2022? Why do we keep indulging wrongdoers? Is it cowardice or slave mentality? That is what I don't understand because to me the way forward is simply about Nigerians, rather than fighting themselves impotently, having the bravery to challenge those causing problems to fix up or go their way. |
guobe:Bro, give precise example. Stop dancing around mischievously. Show what "competent non tribe" person has done that makes him/her a messiah. What exactly has Obi achieved, as a leader, for an ethnic group of more than 30 million to be declaring him a Messiah and rescuer of Nigeria today, whereas they cursed him vehemently for failing as Governor of Anambra in the past? Is that not the definition of tribalism you are talking about! Same people will accuse Tinubu of "no achievement" to tout Obi the messiah, when he is the personification of leadership failure, whereas the brightest minds, in the finest institutions in the world, are creating dissertations about the critical and pivotal achievements of PBAT while Governor of Lagos. Would someone like you ever praise Tinubu as the truth, per leadership, as an objective non-Nigerians, Gabriel Kuris, does below? No. Never. You will keep insisting your failed kinsman Obi is best. That, precisely, is the "tribalism" tragedy of Nigeria where we all claim others are the problems whereas each and every one of us is the problem. https://successfulsocieties.princeton.edu/publications/remaking-neglected-megacity-civic-transformation-lagos-state-1999-2012
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DomPerignon:Precisely. Especially in a nation like Nigeria where the strangest of bedfellows have been brought together and charged to co-exist. Why don't we tackle the reality of how we are very different, and perhaps need to forge very different lives in our respective regions, instead of spouting empty rhetorics daily about tribalism, "one Nigeria" etc? To me, what Nigeria needs the most, rather than another election that changes nothing, is a sincere national conference where we will all speak and conclusions reached must be implemented. We need to talk honestly with each other and , most importantly, accept our different needs and approach to life. Meaning we must then fundamentally accept the urgent need for us all to define our corners of the world how it suits us. |
guobe:We should simply go our separate ways. At least along regional lines as Awolowo fervently believed. Me for example, perhaps because I have lived majority of my life outside Nigeria, cannot understand why any Nigerian is supporting a Northerner to be President in 2027 and even queued behind Atiku to replace Buhari in 2023. My reasoning is very simple. If Nigeria is the UK for example, Britons will never entertain the effort of a leader in Birmingham to be prime Minister of the nation if he has shown no efficacy for delivering solutions to the problems under his nose and jurisdiction in Birmingham. Yorubas did not create terrorism against themselves. Yet we saw the effort of their leaders,with Amotekun, to protect lives and property of South-Westerners. Can anybody then explain to me why any Nigerian is indulging the effort of Atiku, Kwankwaso etal to become President when we have never seen them taking an interest, nor responsibility, for delivering solutions to the problem their kinsmen and region is causing Nigeria? Nigeria could fail anytime because of terrorism. Yet Northern leaders cannot sit up and take responsibility for providing solutions to this grave problem they are causing for such a beautiful and blessed nation. Instead their focus, every single day, is how to produce the next President of Nigeria. We need to go out separate ways along regional lines asap. Nigerians just lack the sophistication to note that. |
alanto:Don't mind him. Tinubu is doing precisely what must be done, how it must be done, to reposition Nigeria after decades of cumulative misrule. Those who are not entrenched in the tribalism Nigerians are drowning in, i.e non-Nigerians, admit Tinubu is doing well. The Nigerian central bank, for the first time ever, has just emerged world best central bank of the year because of the reforms of our CBN governor Cardoso. No leader who means well for Nigeria can do different to what Tinubu is doing because the rules of socio-economic leadership of nations are very simple and clearly defined. Opposition to Tinubu's leadership is nothing but tribalism. Buhari and Jonathan ran up trillions in debt to GENCOs and DISCOs that has now floored our power sector. Yet their respective kinsmen will be attacking Tinubu, now dedicatedly moving to clear up the debt both former Presidents accumulated, as responsible for poor power supply whereas if they are not tribalistic they would be able to see that Tinubu is trying to clear the mess their kinsmen caused. We are wasting time, lives and energy not understanding we need to move to secure full regional autonomy. Let people of similar ethnicity or homogeneity of socio-economic ideas go and lead themselves. That is the simple solutions to all our problems self-destructively stubborn Nigerians do not wish to acknowledge. |
@OP. Your talk is the equivalent of flogging a dead horse to move. An exercise in futility. When will you Nigerians understand the saying 'insanity is doing the same thing over and over again to expect a different outcome"? Nigerians are very different people who have no business being together and , bar lord Lugard's amalgamation, would ordinarily form very different nations same way, for example, Ghana, Cameroon, South Africa etal are very different to Nigeria. If the tribalistic predisposition of Nigerians has not changed for many decades now, at what stage will you people agree we should all go and organise our lives under full regional autonomy so that people of same ethnicity, or homogeneity of socio-economic ideas, can lead themselves as they wish as is the case with most successful and developed nations of the world? |
Eriokanmi:Can you listen to yourself? Tinubu defines and strengthens political Parties. He harmonises their efficiency and ability to win/dominate. He doesn't just move to join and parasitically use Political Parties as limited and untalented leaders like Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso etal do. He single-handedly created ACN and made it the official opposition Party to PDP by 2013. Who else can do or has done similar in Nigeria? He was a major force in the alliance that created APC that then went on to depose PDP. Tinubu builds, unites and strengthens. Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso etal show the limitation of men who are not leaders at the highest level because non has built or defined anything/anyone pivotal. All the children of those who call themselves Nigerian leaders are rejecting their dad to pledge support for Tinubu and praise his vision/leadership. What does that tell you? |
okosodo:Tinubu is controlling the UK law prosecution system? What a powerful Nigerian. Same way I am sure your kind believe Tinubu influenced Finland to Jail Simon Ekpa. I wonder if some of you think before you rush to post. |
sweetjohn:Kwankwaso has nothing to offer. He is a political jobber and local champion. |
franvincoop:Enjoy your life in Cameroon. |
Lol. One of the many clowns, who have built nothing, now insisting they are saviours of Nigeria. They will all be put to shame. |
helinues:For real. Imagine a dude gossiping about the marriage and relationship affair of another guy? It just isn't done.Big one for that matter.He's not thinking straight |
magoo10:You have issues. |
magoo10:What you're doing is the preserve of women. Bro code 101, don't drag another man's relationship and private affairs. Discredit Yul's observation about Obi if you can. Who and what has Obi built as a leader? Or you want to deny that the fittest leaders are defined by who and whnt they built? |
franvincoop:Lol? Are you high? Again, I send Cameroon how? Goodluck to them. Nothing against the nation but what is my business with Cameroon? I love Nigeria and my fellow Nigerians. Take this your Cameroon worship to a Cameroonian blog abeg. |
magoo10:Whatever. Leave Yul's private life and comment on his talk about Obi. |
Edochie is right and some of us have made this same point countless times. What and who has Obi built? Where are his mentees?
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franvincoop:Are you high? I send Cameroon how? Now I know you are not a serious person with your talk of Cameroon. Who knows whether you are even Cameroonian parading as Nigerian. Buhari and Pantami used NIN lunacy to dash Nigerian passport to so many illegals so I would not be surprised you are one. Make whatever noise you want. Tinubu will win next year and the real show to transform Nigeria will begin. Many solutions providers will join the bandwagon to make pitches to Governors and leaders in a solution-driven Nigeria. You will be here shouting about Cameroon and Niger Republic. |
kingbee90:Yeah. Same substance you smoke also. |
franvincoop:I don't know what to say to you. Where does one even begin with an individual with your incredible sense of entitlement? It took Singapore three decades of reforms and sacrifice to become a developed nation and you are talking childish nonsense over systemic socio-economic decay Nigeria needs at least 20 years to reverse. For example, you are making ignorant noise about electricity. Is it the government of Tinubu that ran up trillions in debts to DISCOs and GENCOs since 2013-2014 to date? Not only does Tinubu have to pay the debt Jonathan and Buhari ran up , and fled from, but he must also ensure there is transparency and credibility in our privatised power sector to attract foreign investor funding that is the only hope of Nigeria having adequate constant power These are things a reasonable 10 year old can work out if the facts are put before him. Yet you, a grown man, wants to disregard perfectly sensible facts and reality to insist Tinubu must somehow get a bucket full of water from a pebble. You lot ain't ready. I will pray for you. |
Dailybellz:Commonsensical talk we have repeated to Obidients so many times yet they refuse to see simple logic. Tinubu will win in January easily because a lot of Northern leaders, in office and in control of cash, will do everything ensure the South has her 8 years through Jagaban so the North too can have same from 2031. No ambitious and visionary Northern leader, in office today and with eyes on greater future ambition, will.do 'abobaku' for the dishonorable ambition of Atiku who is 80. No sensible Northern leader, below 65, will agree to go down with Atiku. |
franvincoop:Grow up. Abandon emotions and sentiments as adult should be able to do. When the lady below cites Nigeria as a reference point across the world, who do you think she is talking of? Because you have petty and ethnocentric reason to dislike PBAT does not mean you disregard the reality of how he is well-regarded globally today for his strategic and laudable reforms. Grow up, acknowledge reality and learn to rise above petty hatred of others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph5XCf8jgOE?si=NO8LxJfw5jcCIAJx
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ayodejimayowa:So Atiku is the solution because you can't get over colonial mentality that leaves you feeling the UK, USA etal are your major problem and not your home grown destroyers like Atiku etal? Bruv, Singapore was a former colony of the UK same as us. Today Singapore is rated a better country to live in than the UK with stronger passport. Imagine if they were like you and incapable of moving beyond blaming colonial masters for everything. Singapore has left the UK behind and Brits are even moving to start new lives in Singapore. Yet you lot are still cursing Lord Lugard. How long are you lot going to keep seeing yourselves as victims instead of siezing the moment, taking responsibility and delivering solutions for your own problems? Black Africans have problems. Walahi. |
AMINDA:Lol. Lament more. Winner takes all in Nigerian politics. Nothing for second place let alone your third place messiah Obi. |
Mentcee:Lol 😆 😆 🤣 😂. Sharp dude. Suffce to say Atiku's history is known to the world especially USA. Wishing you a nice weekend Baba. |
onuman:Well-said. Money runs the world. Especially ultra-corrupt and seedy USA that pretends to be the personification of Sainthood. "One nation under God" and such similar hypocritical malarkey. This means Atiku can find success paying crooks in the American system to give him USA microphone audience. Still, does that mean the world will support a Fulani Presidency of Nigeria when Atiku and co have not shown they are different to their Sahel nation brothers the world fear will engulf Sub-Saharan Africa in humanitarian terrorist-driven crisis. Nigeria is becoming more important to a troubled world looking for greater energy security (oil and gas) because of so many cold wars pervasive in world politics today. The West does not want Fulani leadership of Nigeria right now. I am sure of that. I honestly believe they will even facilitate the break-up of Nigeria if the North does not humbles herself to begin doing what is right by Nigeria. |
sammyscholar:Thank you. Definition of life is happiness and solutions. Anyone who gets that and lives that principle will be okay most times. |
Fujiyama:Really impressed with all you have stated. Politely and intelligently presented as well. Will watch out for your posts. As I have always stated, I don't wish to be anyone's reference point. I don't even believe myself intelligent or talented enough to be that. Nonetheless, the personal success I have attained, predicated on prioritisng strong analysis of problems and noting the specific solutions required to banish them, is something I pray more Nigerians have so we can define our own solutions. Long and short of my thinking is that we are nowhere near as good as we think we need to be in terms of creating solutions for our own problems. Some of these problems are not rocket science considerations yet supposedly educated Nigerians spend years discussion them back and forth with no clear way forward identifiable. Our major problems have very simple solutions. The issue is that not enough Nigerians are solutions providers, as is optimally desirable, so that Nigeria can become a developed nation. |
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