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These cartoons make me smile, I missed them.

The people screaming how hungry they are under Tinubu reminds me so much of Israelites in the wilderness.

Israelites complained and wished they remained slaves in Egypt because they couldn’t bear a little pain for the good of their future. Moses became their enemy because they couldn’t see past the comfort of the slavery even when they had a new hope of being freed. History has taught us that sacrifice whether blood or hardship always bring a better tomorrow like light at the end of the tunnel especially when we know who’s in the driver’s seat as Tinubu, the only man we needed. What we are going through is necessary to get to where we need to be. President Tinubu is a blessing to freedom lovers in Nigeria, his kind comes once or twice in a century. President Tinubu is jumping through unprecedented hurdles of land mines, cabals, distractions and sabotage but God is good, he gave us the best hand for the job through him.

On the money!
I told people that president Tinubu is a blessing to freedom seekers, his kind comes twice in a century and if Yoruba miss this, it’s over.

naija4life247:
Only Tinubu is bold enough to implement this. Even so called Major Generals could not. Emilokan Asiwaju Jagaban no be anybody's mate

You are really there. One more thing this administration is doing is expose hidden things about Nigeria.

LordIsaac:
I repeat, God bless Jagaban! We are seeing the true nature of Nigerians of all strata through this administration!

Exactly omo iye mi!

Dsimmer:
Of course, Egusi is a Yoruba word which means "shred/grind to add" (Egu si). Yoruba has got several egusi varieties too. Even someone was asking if pounded yam was Yoruba cuisine. Lol. He's forgotten the fact that Yoruba have got name for it. It's called Iyan which has several varieties as a matter of fact. Iyan and Egusi are Ekiti and Ondo cuisine as a matter of fact. Most of the food that became popular cuisine today such as moimoi, akara, Iyan, egusi, ila, asun, ojojo etc are Yoruba cuisines.

Vultures don’t like the truth but there’s no way around it. The jury is still out on Nigeria and the returns they say only favor the innocent.

Roger3D:
Stop talking nonsense. Nigeria is not a country right? Your village is

The man and his sugar adventures have everything to do with why young people are not ready for leadership roles, they are still finding themselves and will do worse than the old people when given the opportunities. Trudeau has destroyed Canada, Macron has turned France upside down.

OLAADEGBU:
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I heard it now snows in Nigeria.

Dickson178:
I heard that tinubu will resign soon!

Una go make up story tire.
If you hear anything pulled, it’s Nigeria that’s landing on its head.
Tan ba fa gburu, gburu ma fa gbo ni!
Una go wish you had let him govern peacefully!

naija4life247:
Don't compare Tinubu wey dey fucck Unilag and Chicago girl with a boy that is being fuccked by another boy. Don't be unfortunate in life

Irish pride themselves Christians and are embarrassed for first gay family ruling them and some dodoyo are already comparing him to president Tinubu who will finish his 4 years and then put a knife into the country and slice it into 6 or 7 if he’s not going the second round.

RaptorX:
Bloody sodomite, his reward for living such wicked sinful life and leading entire generation of young impressionable people into destruction was the post of PM.

South Africa is a country, Nigeria is not. When the nations in Nigeria are free like South Africa our leaders will start resigning when they have reason to.

Roger3D:
Thabo Mbeki and Jacob Zuma resigned the South African presidency. Do you need another example?

Nigeria is set up for Ningis of this world to lie and for people who were accused for worse things than that to get away with it.
Nigeria is not a real country and we can only thank the Tinubus of this world for trying to salvage the geographical area as best as he can.
African president don’t resign, not to talk of the best of the best like Tinubu.

GOFRONT:
This is strange oh.......This singular act over here is a real time Taboo in Nigeria....

Try this with Chicago boy at Aso rock villa

Just last week, Ningi open all of their dirty black corrupt yansh to the public. Yet, not even only one of them make the move to resign honorably...... They dont want to take a cue from their foreign conterpart........Tufiakwa to our political office holders

May Almighty Allah in his infinite mercy continue to preserve and protect Ningi, the Opener of Senatorial yansh.

There’s no reason why Tinubu, the best president Nigeria has ever had should resign just because you don’t like him.
2. Even if Tinubu was a bad leader like the past presidents, Nigeria is one reason why he shouldn’t resign, no other tribe would resign no matter what and Tinubu is not an exception. You wouldn’t have asked any other president from another tribe to resign, y’all are just holding Yoruba to a different standard because Yoruba are the ones who are more likely to follow democratic principles. But hold by beer, we’re now playing by the rules of the game too.

humilitypays:
Tinubu should take a bow too and break the record in Africa and Nigeria as the first West African President to resign due to underperformance and inability to meet 5% of campaign promises

Legendary OLAADEGBU, how are you sir?

He's not, but it doesn't matter to the Democrats.
Michelle Obama, Gavin Newsom and Priszka of Chicago are the contenders.

And he did I think, it's been a while since I followed the case.

The president appoints them and all you hear is Trump's FBI or Biden's FBI or Obama's FBI. You will never hear DOJ's FBI. Of course they secretly influence each other and scratch each other's back. Regionalism is the only way out and anyone standing against it is just trying to keep stealing from others. God has blessed every region in a special way and we can do it. The killings is just too much, time to go back to the beginning.

DeOTR:
Department of Justice controls the FBI and DEA, etc. The executive doesn't directly control the FBI, same way the governors don't directly control state police.
I've always spoken in support of regionalism. That's the last thing worked for Nigeria. We should go back to it to salvage the situation before it's too late. But we know some are threatened by the mere mention of this and you'll wonder how they're faring under this current arrangement.

This deranged lunatic is still here.

I won't comment on your thread again, I will be dragging your comments to by thread to respond to you.

Obrigardo:
One of the most deranged maga cultist that needs prayers says what?

Your deepstate overlords killed him, that's what they do.

Obrigardo:
basilio loco
ono
olaadegbu
bemeruca/benalvino3
ycat

The blood of Navalny is on the hands of these maga cultists above.

If state/regional police is in effect, other things will also be put in place to make it difficult for someone from another region to come and commit crime in let say Yorubaland. There will be Identity cards for every person residing in the region and distinct markings for non indigenes. There will be patrols and checkpoints for suspicious vehicles and people. Putting your hand on anyone will be a simple battery with 5 years in prison. People will complain and we will ignore them. There's something called barangay in the Philippines, Yoruba villages used to have it and was called 'oritun' Every area has it and the moment a stranger is around every eyes are on him or her and want to know what his/her mission and secretly monitor that person till he's out of the area. A polish friend recently told me that they also have that in their small town. Every problem has a solution, the willingness to do it is the thing. With the insecurity all around, there will be no mountain too high to climb to secure our land.

Abbeyme:
This can lead to some states being safe haven for criminals. E.g, a high profile crime is committed in, say, Lagos State, tgen the criminal flees to say, Niger State which has many places where they can hide and even the state does not the financial or political will to find and arrest the criminal; will the crime be forgotten or the criminal will now buy protection from NPF? Hope you understand my analogy.

That's my concern.

Of course! It is an act of war everywhere.
It's a form of food blockade.

idealogical:
Hording food while your country men and women are hungry is a criminal offence..

Warehouses are where they should go, not stores. Some people misunderstood the assignment or it's a political hit job. Warehouses should be busted eminent domain style and market value compensation paid to owners. The govts need to put out bounty on information on goods hoarded. And yes the govt can do that if your goods was allowed to clear on time after they got import licenses to bring food to the country for consumers. The same food mafias are responsible for blocking other people from getting the import license and will have their agents pour water on rice and sugar that people who are not in their clique bring to the country.

The dollar accounts in banks too should be converted to Naira with immediate effect, we will go back to dollar accounts when the country gets out of the ditch it's in.

No, police is under the executive branch. Everything law enforcement from the cia, fbi to the police, they are executive branch.

The inec is federal in Nigeria but states in the US. Nigeria is over centralized and that's why it will never work.

And because we are different indigenous nations, that's why the UK system we had worked and still the best for us. In UK every region does its own thing and does not really put all its attention on London.

DeOTR:
Police in the US is under department of justice, no?

You should be asking him to pray for you, so just maybe you can feel better, you sound like someone living in a sardine can.

Obrigardo:
Fake pastor olaadegbu

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Fake pastor olaadegbu

How many times did I call you?


It's time you apologize to all of us.

You can't handle the truth, cry baby! You had to create a thread for a man who has no time for you or care about what you do. Is your transitioning not over?
Biden is using lawfare and those people they are arresting are political hostages who will be released when the real president is back.

Police is always under the executive arm with an independent commission. Governors can't tell police what to do, they are not part of the cabinets. Having law enforcement under judiciary is suicidal to the criminal justice system, only a full fledge police state does that.

DeOTR:
Everything has disadvantages. Since this system of policing has proven to be ineffective. Is it bad to try state policing? They won't necessarily be controlled by the governor.
I'm a supporter of state policing and I've always maintained that to strengthen our judicial system, the police boss, in the state and federal should report directly to chief justice of the state, that of the federation respectively, not the governors or the President. It will also hasten the judicial process. The same body giving judgement should be the one enforcing it. It will curb executive rascality.
When they're ready to forward the bill, everyone will have the opportunity to give their inputs. We can't continue like this because of the fear of the unknown.

Things will change when there's no Abuja to hide behind and police officers are known by the locals from childhood.

Asswipemod:
You can opt out of the country when the recruitment start.

And to an independent body elected by the people.

poseidon12:
State Police should not be accountable to the IG but to the State Government.

States/regions should take care of it including the funding from their resources of course. States/regions that can't afford it should contract it out or rearrange their priorities or hire just 100 police if that's all they can afford. Dependency on other regions must stop, it's making everyone poor and causing problems.

Abbeyme:
I believe we should first perfect the legislation around the structure, how it will be funded. How it will be staffed. Appointment and employment criteria should all be spelt out.

Otherwise, it’ll get messy.

The West is the gold standard of democratic systems and unless we want to go back to the ancient way of ruling ourselves, it's still what African countries go by. I'm still saying that hisbah style is religious and will never get to Yorubaland. What I'm hearing from you right now is fear of tribes in Nigeria doing their own thing and growing at their own pace and revealing regions that depend on others. What makes you think that the western style won't work for us when Abuja and the fake federal system that we operate is what our leaders hide behind. Wait when govts gets close to the people and see the difference. Anything at this point is better that what we have now.

epondudu:
You still don't get it. I know you will refer to overseas,it was in my initial post before I edited it.
Why do you people always refer to the west, you talk about values it works over there because of their values, in Nigeria here our politicians don't have values.
Infact it will be worse in the southwest, we are gradually moving towards totalitarian state.
Correction hisba is not religious it more focus on the local values.
And same thing will happen in southwest

I think this week, but let me check. I've been so busy and not following the news for a while now.

OLAADEGBU:
When is the S. Carolina primaries taking place?

Hehehe! Yeah! Like Russia turned eastern Europe to the envy of Western Europe like the rich Germany, France, Italy and UK that were on the side of America.

Tonididdyx:
Russia will turn this 3 to the envy of Africa!