₦airaland Forum

Whaoooo, but she hosted the ladies this morning

Mabuggi88:
Carry your opinion go pack one side. The constitution says 4year term. Statutorily, Nigeria governance is 4 years, any addition by any person is greediness. If you can't work for a whooping 4 years no additional years would be enough for you. Those who wrote the constitution knows four years is substantially enough to give your people good governance

I believe is you that honestly lack sense, for believing that one do 20 years before one can do well

What religion and tribalistic sentiment has done to this country is irredeemable.

It happened in many other countries, one term and they did well.
The good deed is not in the duration, but in the sincerity and sense of purpose of the leader involved.

What's the big deal there.
Left for me let people keep talking, that's why I like Obi because he doesn't respond to these mad cows.

I have an open mind to accept any reasonable logic and thought.
After reading your write-up I couldn't find any logical reasonable coherence, infact your write-up is completely incoherent, and incoherently meaningless to any coherent readable human being.

I don't usually react to every topic on Nairaland. Honestly, I initially came to banter with the original poster, but after reflecting on my principles about Nigerians, especially the Nigerian youth, I changed my mind.

The truth is that the problems in Nigeria lie with Nigerians themselves. We don't revolt, we don't rebuke, and we don't protest; we are just lukewarm about everything, and that is very concerning.

In fact, we often don't even vote and then expect those we did not elect to do the right thing. You can't hold someone accountable for a position if you didn't vote for them; it's simply not possible.

Moreover, we don't even defend our votes, even when we do vote. The reality is that Nigeria's problems rest in the hands of Nigerians, because the day we start doing these things—or even more—this country can change for the better.

This observation is entirely correct. My uncle, who passed away earlier this year, was flown back from the United States as cargo. We paid all the necessary duties associated with importing a body into the country.

We covered the importation fee, customs fee, and various other charges—essentially the same payments required for normal imports of goods. They classify this process as a waybill, which I find extremely disturbing.

Catchiests

Mark my words and read my lips,this country is drifting into anarchy, regional resentment and if not careful another major civil disturbance.

stuffs2002:
The way Ameachi go take flog Obi no go get part two.


Peter Obi can not defeat any unknown politician in Nigeria and this is because of two things:
1) Obi has a bad record of being a very corrupt and tribal governor and his "YES DADDY" audio has sealed his fate away from presidency permanently
2) The history of people from his region towards other regions has been very terrible especially after the brutal and bloody January 1966 coup.

Complete trash

Once I see bead on your waist or leg, I see the lady as a prostitute using bead as an advert

That was why they rush and buried Buhari, so as to close the matter

DomPerignon:
See this one.

You too, see this wan

helinues:
No vex my oga. I no go do that next time

You na boss

helinues:
Hope you are aware that the primary won't be conducted online, it's only through delegates

A question was asked, and I gave my opinion. Wetin come concern online vote again. Are you a kid?


Ok, this question you are asking me now, is it not online?
If you dey find free like and share, Oga check the next door.

Amaechi no go get half jog Obi vote naa. Obi will win Amechi anytime

If we have like 10 vdm for Nigeria, by now these country for don reset by itself.

Mugus

Dormant and financially unproductive over a long period of time

Oh wow, so it’s now Tinubu suddenly remembered the South-East exists? Morning don break, oga president! After building express roads to the North and oiling the South-West with projects, now you're tossing us a $3 billion rail as if it’s Christmas gift — and we’re supposed to clap like grateful orphans? Please! If you like, build am. If you no like, leave am. Igbo land no dey beg anybody. We've always built ourselves, carried our weight, even when Nigeria shut us out.

You no dey do us any favour — na our own share, and it's long overdue. So save the PR stunts for gullible minds. We move with or without your ‘renewed hope.’ Igbo amaka — we’ve been making things happen before una ‘allocation epiphany.’ Dirty politics won’t wash us. Keep it!

Taba21:
People said they don't want you in their land naa by force

“People said they don’t want you in their land”—and that’s your whole argument? No context, no reason, just a lazy echo of someone else’s ignorance. That’s the tragedy of people like you: loud on rejection, silent on reason.

If your land truly has no space for ideas, value, or collaboration, maybe the problem isn’t us—it’s the fear of growth you people call tradition.

You’re the kind that mistakes inherited boundaries for achievement, as if being born somewhere automatically makes you better than others. Meanwhile, the same “land” you’re defending has no clean water, no light, no legacy—just people like you, guarding the gate of stagnation with pride.

Let’s be clear: we don’t beg to enter where we add value. But when rejection is your only identity, don’t be shocked when opportunity skips your village entirely.

It shows how mentally backwack their mindset could go. Changing an already existing name just to get at a particular tribe, in 2025.

I don't see Nigeria getting better even in the next 50 years to come

Honestly very soon we will all be restrained to our states due to stupid permission.

I weep for this country. Obi will go to Edo and nothing will happen

If everything start seeking permission before visiting any state, it means we will all remain in our various states.

Sometimes let's remove this religious and tribalistic sentiment for the betterment of this country

jmoore:
Where's Tinubu's Alma mater in Nigeria?

Where's Tinubu's Alma mater in Nigeria?

Tinubu get Alma-Mata?
What is holding this country is just we the youth, who have refused to come together and rise up against these jobless hooligans called polithiefians

This is a brilliant idea and I believe it will throw APC completely off guild

Portable na mugu. He should first of all prove that he is the one been referred to in vdm music. Mugu

In court, one of the hardest case to prove is petition for defamation and redress of grievance

The song and track sounds so childish and meaningless

If all of us start getting clearance before going into any state, it means that soonest all of us will be restrained to our various states.

Secondly, whoever hates anyone is completely irrelevant and we are not moved or interested. You can carry your load of hatred to your village as it completely does not matter to anyone.

Finally, the rate we are being tribalistic/religiously selective in our reaction in Nigeria, very soon we will have no country to call our own

You article sounds too childish and the idea or message behind it is completely meaningless

helinues:
Politically amongnst the Nigeria politicians, Peter Obi don't have level. He has no loyal friends or supporters who have been in the game of politics for a while . He has no big politicians to bring on board

Financially, Peter Obi is too stingy to fund any political party

Lastly, The Obidients, Peter Obi's supporters. Majority of them are

- Online keyboard warriors
- Don't have Voters card or interested in voting
- Reside outside Nigeria hence not eligible to vote in the Nigeria election
- Obidients would rather send new people away from their camp with their approach of marketing their candidate .

Summary: Both Peter Obi and his supporters are liabilities to ADC coalition or any party they associate with

After reading you post, all I see is GemZ, falsehood and childish write-up

Obi will go to Edo whenever he wants and completely nothing will happen, am telling anyone who cares to listen.

Ndiara