AlexBells: Niger been on the news lately but nothing can be more interesting from their social fireworks lately than their rebranding of Bola Tinubu as Ebola Tinubu, in the last election, the OBIdient social ingenuity was unmatched but I feel a little upset with our Niger Brothers for hiding this update from us.
They had better be careful with whatever olive branch Tinubu is offering, from what is evident so far in Nigeria, he says one thing in the morning and do another in the Night, yet just like the Ebola virus, his pestilence is not just highly dangerous and effective it is also contagious.
We have managed to quarantine the Urch-ins down here, Niger should better be careful whatever they are doing with E-Bola Tinubu.
gidgiddy: Igbos learnt something very important thing from the civil war, never rely on anyone for your development except your self. So when Gowon was talking about the the R's and rebuilding Igbo land, Igbos did not wait for him or government
Igbos immediately fanned out across Nigeria and the wider world in search of the elusive "golden fleece".
By sheer force of personal will, determination, hard work and business acumen, Igbo man did what others could not do, particularly for someone who just came out of a devastating civil war
The Igbo man built the biggest market in West Africa at Onitsha and made that city the place with highest number of story buildings outside Lagos and Abuja
The Igbo man made Aba the centre of artisans in Southern Nigeria
The Igbo man took a village called Nnewi and made it centre of the automotive industry
When you look across Nigeria, Lagos, Kano, Portharcourt, Kaduna, Abuja, Calabar, Ibadan, Kaduna, they all had to have federal or state capital status for them to get to where they are today.
Im proud of my Igbo nation, unlike others, they did not wait for political power or the government of Nigeria, to make things happen
phylshan: Anytime I think of America, I see the images of Presidents Bill Clinton, George Bush, Barrack Obama, Donald Trump, while it's the image of Putin that I first see when I think of Russia. It's Ramaphosa for South Africa. I think that's how others' visualization patterns are formed. The way the world see Nigeria is as follows.
Wahabfuture: Tinubu is a drug lord and nothing can change that, According to Google, who is Tinubu, a Nigerian Yoruba politician with drug trafficking in the United state
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L-bfEAEpiI President Bola Tinubu has surprised many by nominating politicians who faced electoral defeats in the last election to serve in his government. A list of 19 persons in the second batch has been sent to the Senate, and among them are several politicians who failed to secure victory in their respective contests, IDOMA VOICE reports.
The nominees and how they lost:
Simon Lalong: The former governor of Plateau State lost the Senate seat to AVM Napoleon Bali of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the last election.
Gboyega Oyetola: The Osun State Governor lost his re-election bid to Senator Ademola Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the November 2022 gubernatorial election in the state.
Abubakar Bagudu: The former governor of Kebbi State lost the senatorial contest for Kebbi Central district to Adamu Aliero, another former governor of the state and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Governor Bello Matawalle: The Zamfara State Governor lost his reelection bid to Lawal Dare of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in March. Dare scored 377,726 votes to defeat Governor Bello Mohammed Matawalle, who polled 311,976 votes.
Shuaibu Abubakar: Lost the Kogi State APC primary election.
Tinubu's decision to include these election losers in his second batch of ministerial nominees has raised questions and sparked discussions about the rationale behind such choices. As the Senate reviews the list and deliberates on the nominations, the nation awaits the final outcome, wondering how these politicians' past defeats will impact their roles in the government.
Beremx: Another potential terrorist being trained by Tinubu. Asari Dokubo and his gang should be sent to Niger Republic to fight for Nigeria since they're part of the 50million youths