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franvincoop:There is no president who is sincere and devoted to doing what it will take to get Nigeria on the path of becoming a developed nation who won't be "Unpopular". |
Tecno66:Lol. You are now praying for the angel of death to assist you put Obi in Aso Rock ba? Won't happen. Peter Obi will never be the President of Nigeria. Never. |
mindtricks:Lol. Call Tinubu what you want. We know why you lot want him out because there is no technocrat alive today in the whole world, bar those from Sze Nigeria, who is not praising Tinubu for his critical.and pivotal reforms that will set Nigeria on the path of sustainable and accelerated development once they bed in. Thank God the world has has outstanding technocrats globally, and not people of your level of bigotry and uncouthly disrespectful character alone, that have clarity of knowledge to voted Nigeria , for the first time ever, world central bank of the year 2026 under the stewardship of Olayemi Cardoso. You people just don't want good for anything or anyone unless you are in charge and dominant.
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NaijaHelper1:Lol. From Abia. Typical. You then expect me to waste my own time putting up "counter argument" to your senseless theories. As if we don't know it is desperate lust for Igbo presidency that is making you create all kind of wild fantasies about Tinubu losing because you believe Obi will be the benefactor of that scenario. Same Obi you all cursed while he was Anambra Governor. |
TokoEkambi:Absolutely. I've advocated a university course be created to study their 'peculiar" nature. |
Elusive001:Lol. Some of you guys are amusing with how you believe others can't work out your rudimentary mischief. Is that not you below conclusively showing prejudice against Tinubu? You now demand I show you examples of solutions Tinubu has delivered? Try your luck with other posters.
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mindtricks:Lol. I don't even know what the inside of a Plane looks like. Happy now? Some of you are so childishly petty and always react like toddlers when criticised because you are not mature enough to own the negative truth about yourselves. |
Vision101:I have never seen anything like it anywhere in the universe in my life and I am a well-travelled and exposed citizen of the world. I was on this forum when Ijele Speak bravely rose up against IPOB at risk to his life. I saw how virtually every Nairalander from the SE made him an object of hate and enemy to be hounded because of their blind and clannish followership of Kanu and IPOB. Yet Ijele Speak is vindicated today given the damage Kanu and IPOB have done and how badly they have set back the SE. |
Vision101:I have never seen anything like it anywhere in the universe in my life and I am a well-travelled and exposed citizen of the world. |
manmade:Bro, these people are on Waco and David Koresh, head of brand Davidians sect, level of blind and indoctrinated hero-worshipping. Did Obi fail from the Sky and has no history of leadership to judge him on for this people to be ascribing so much messiah likes ability to a below average and failed former Governor Anambra folks were cursing bitterly while he was in office? |
Bsssss:Lol. Why is it those who hero worship the mediocre and proven failure called Peter Obi have certain names also and hail him a messiah who can part the Atlantic ocean? You guys are just ridiculous with the blind and ludicrous worship of your own. Facts, historical reality and history of leadership capacity never ever matter to you guys. |
Kukutente23:More than you who worships failures with no record of leadership competence or dominance? |
MoeGood:Lol. I am not the one who has fled from every fight I have faced in life as is the case with Obi. Good evening to you too. |
Streetinvestor2:Childish as usual. Aisha Yesufu is now your role model and leader? Grow up Nigeria has a President and only unserious adults won't accept that. |
allanphash7:Obi is a petty and small-minded dude. Yes he is a coward also. |
Rudimentary analysis and reasoning. Tinubu has won 2027 and is shopping for a fitting 2031 successor right now. Good luck with the wishful thinking though. Have a nice weekend. |
Ofunaofu:You guys are such unthinking and unreasonable extremists. What if this happened to Obi's poster in Lagos or Oyo? The thread would be 100 pages long while your prominent folks like Ezekwesili and Chimamanda would be playing the ethnic card . Instead of you to condemn this unacceptable nonsense, you are busy pandering to pettiness. We all have the Nigeria we supported to evolve. Always remember that. |
Owoino:Lol. Exactly what I just stated above. |
DomPerignon:Absolutely. Federal might is a considerable issue. OBJ was the most devastating at using it. He was impeaching Governors for fun to get his way. He threw out Obi to install his godson Andy Uba but the Court saved Obi. Wike is Tinubu's boy and the poster you responded to is simply showing naive lack of knowledge about Nigeria's political structure insinuating a Governor can bounce Wike from Rivers State. Which police boss or armed forces personnel, however highly placed, can afford to be more loyal to a Governor than to the President and Commander in Chief of the Nigerian armed forces? |
Thundafireseun:Precisely. Fubara accepted a poisoned chalice when he chose to be the anointed candidate of Wike only to get in office to then believe he has the capacity to dominate his godfather. |
Elusive001:The APC government of Tinubu is delivering solutions even if you cannot or refuse to see that. I am asking the poster to suggest solutions if he believes Government is incompetent. |
walozanga:The administration is "evil". Why not try to replace them then? |
Princedapace:The ruling class cancel themselves out. Don't you get that simple fact? It's like putting USA and Iran in the same geographical space. They will always frustrate each other because they they are enemies forcefully lumbered together rather than a people who want the same thing for their nation. Try and understand the structure of Nigeria to note there are many things a Southern and well-meaning President, even if he has capacity, cannot achieve because high Northern representation in our legislative arm presents a wall of defence against radical and progressive reforms that can transform Nigeria massively in even 3 years. You guys are not working reality. This is why, almost daily here, I will admit to envying nations like Rwanda, Ghana, Morocco etal who have homogeneity of ideas and developmental vision. Meaning anytime they discover solutions, such can be implemented quickly and progressively. This is not the case with Nigeria that, to me, is the most unlucky in the world with how the Brits managed to lumber together people who are so different to the extent they will never want the same things and will always work to frustrate and thwart each other while deceitfully shouting 'One Nigeria's publicly. We have a nation that is formally secular yet one region has bullied Sharia law in place and destroys alcohol while enjoying huge VAT allocations derived from other regions where alcohol is a huge contributor to the leisure industry there. The structural problems of Nigeria are serious. Yet we are not having honest conversations about them with each other and keep believing one man can do miracles. Many Nigerians just don't see is obvious because they are disinterested in trying to understand the problem thoroughly which will them make them appreciate the complexity of the required solutions. They believe it is a case of just getting this or that individual to be President and Nigeria will become USA or Singapore overnight. You guys will talk of Adeshina and Okonjo-iweala. How will they breach the 'firewall' the North, through superior legislative representation, have built to ensure there interests, which is anathema to what is required for Nigeria to become a developed nation, are not tampered with? |
Realguyman1:Whatever. You're just emotional. Good luck to you and have a nice weekend. |
Princedapace:They can solve the problem. It is the deadlock or impasse between the North and South that is the problem. Interests are different. Legislators from the North and South will never be able to vote unitedly and progressively in the interest of what is best for Nigeria. This is why Tinubu is a great President. It is near miracle-level talent that has seen him achieve all he has so far such as development commissions for every region, local government autonomy, fuel subsidy removal, tax reforms, NELFUND, floating of Naira etc, etc because opposition to those progressive solutions would have been massive and serious. You can see, below, Senate leader Opeyemi Bamidele assuring that the issue of regionalism was not part of the ongoing review of Nigeria's constitution because he knows the topic literally makes the North see red. The article even confirms Senators from the North vehemently opposed all talks of regional form of governance. https://thenationonlineng.net/constitution-review-northern-southern-senators-disagree-over-regional-govt/ Southern and Northern Senators on Saturday disagreed over the agitation for the reintroduction of a regional form of government in Nigeria.
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Realguyman1:See my response to CodeTemplar above and stop letting your personalised hatred of others lead you to attacking them blindly. Whatever your views of me, and I don't care what they are, I am a progressive, peace-loving and solutions-driven individual who wants the best for Nigeria. Leaders are bot the problem. The structure is. This is why many progressive Nigerians shout "restructuring" daily and have been doing that for decades since the days of Awolowo yet it has not happened. It is obvious why clearly identified Solutions, that can assist Nigeri become developed, are not being implemented. |
CodeTemplar:We need true fiscal federalism and sincere restructuring of Nigeria. That this has not happened is not because Nigerian leaders are dumb or incompetent. It is not happening because the North and South are adversarial and have very different interests and beliefs. Meaning our legislators will never vote to do the right thing. Literally every day all progressive Nigerians shout we must change the regressive 1999 constitution yet legislators pretend to be deaf. I am sure you know why. The article below, detailing disagreement between Northern and Southern legislators, says it all. If I were to describe it, I will it is a problem of light and darkness balancing each other out with non being able to win. Meaning light, obviously better, has to be frustrated by darkness. Trust me bro, the solutions are known and easy to implements. The North-South dichotomy is the enemy of those solutions being delivered af not leadership cluelessness as most Nigerians simplistically believe. https://thenationonlineng.net/constitution-review-northern-southern-senators-disagree-over-regional-govt/ September 29, 2024 by Sanni Onogu, Abuja
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I personally stated it was going to be Hamzat over 2 years ago. Proper technocrat and sound individual. Analytical mind and steady hands as well. Listens more than he talks. Nairalanders with solutions ideas should feel free to petition Hamzat. He will give you audience and adopt your solution if it adresses challenges of Lagos. |
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