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tachhub: ![]() The unfortunate truth is that they fail to recognize the harmful effects of their behavior; in reality, they are only hurting themselves. The majority of Nigerians seem indifferent. We move! |
Ojiofor:As long as they remain in their designated areas within the Yeast, it is perfectly acceptable. They should stay at home while other Nigerians collaborate to make our Nation Great Again; it is their right. Let us all observe the results of their mission. However, it is evident that some individuals do not think clearly due to their lack of ability. Being overly emotional and sentimental will only result in leaving certain people behind. Thank goodness that the majority of Nigerians are more intelligent today. |
Zoocountry1:Bros, the majority of Nigerians do not engage in business in the Yeast... Why is that? There is nothing available there. I suppose this is the reason why individuals from that area are moving away. What we are requesting from you, the courageous individuals, is to merely go and demonstrate in Sokoto, at Kanu's new residence... and see what is waiting for you there ![]() |
Please include tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday...Saturday and sunday! ![]() |
Coolboy009:Thank goodness that God isn't part of any tribe; he knows today and tomorrow... He is so wise that he perceives what others cannot. He doesn't just punish people because we say so. He is simply too intelligent and powerful do such a thing. May God bless Nigeria and all Nigerians that want Nigeria to be great again! |
nedekid:I can now distinctly understand why the act of carrying last will continue to be the specialization of certain individuals in this country indefinitely. It is truly unfortunate! There is nothing worse than a group of people who mindlessly face the same dark direction. May God bless Nigeria! |
Ojagun:This is the outcome when one feels hopeless and lacks both a mission and vision. I consistently express to everyone that not all Nigerians possess intelligence; there remains a segment of the population that is simply not capable enough to extricate themselves from a sewer filled with debris. I would not be surprised if this group continues to lag behind as they encounter obstacles on all sides. WHEN YOU DO NOT LOVE OR RESPECT YOURSELVES, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE ANYTHING. Nigeria is our homeland, and it shall rise to greatness once more...Inshallah! |
Tjra:I could have anticipated anything less; when you can't see beyond your own nose, you tend to do or say many foolish things. You can't offer what you don't possess. Some aspiring leaders in the country simply lack the skills or wisdom of a genuine leader. |
cr7lomo:When people are in despair, they will do anything that seems irrational. I have always viewed Obi as lacking in competence; even a 10-year-old understands the harmful effects an invasion can have on a nation and its innocent people. It is crucial for all of us to think carefully and not focus solely on our own objectives and plans; we must consider the bigger picture and think more deeply. Sadly, some individuals in the country do not follow this basic principle. Therefore, I am not surprised, as leadership is not meant for everyone. |
Badb0y4lyf:One of the most painful aspects of this platform is interacting with individuals who possess a very low level of thinking. It is not mandatory to leave a comment. Let's encourage those with innovative ideas, intelligent perspectives, and a refined mindset to contribute their thoughts. This is a critical issue; exchanging information and learning from each other is essential at this moment in our country. Irresponsible and thoughtless comments must be condemned at every level. We are Nigerians, guys! We are far too intelligent to be making thoughtless comments. |
Zocalite:Nigeria isn't finished; Nigeria cannot be finished... Whether you choose to believe it or not, the future of Nigeria is quite promising; this may be the primary reason Nigeria is under scrutiny (and not Sudan, Niger, Ethiopia, or Cameroon, which have endured ongoing conflict for many years. Let us all express gratitude for having a president who cares and thoughtfully considers actions before proceeding. I am assured that this matter will be addressed effectively and efficiently; Nigeria will not become another Iraq or Libya. We are Nigerians, guys! Stay focused! |
Certainly, Trump's remarks have intensified the situation. It is now the responsibility of Nigerians to unite and firmly reject terrorism. We must collectively ensure that our nation does not become an international pawn; we should take lessons from Iraq, Libya, and Afghanistan. We are Nigerians! |
Nigeriakan:I think we all recognize the group in Nigeria that is pleased with the allegations of Christians versus Muslims, which were not made by America, but by Trump—a man who is still struggling to manage his own country. As usual, this pleased group in Nigeria displays a lack of sense; they forget that any issue affecting Nigeria impacts everyone. Indeed, Nigeria is facing instability, and security must be enhanced. However, only a foolish group would attribute this security problem to a Christians versus Muslims narrative. Nigerians have historically been a community that supports one another, regardless of their religious beliefs. Therefore, this recent violence should be viewed as a tactic by terrorists aiming to seize control of the nation. Instead of Trump exacerbating the situation, it would have been more beneficial to focus on the terrorists rather than on religious divisions. In fact, these terrorist groups are targeting both Muslims and Christians across the country. Nigerians need to awaken, unite, and confront these challenges together... Anything less will only plunge our nation into a deeper crisis. This is a message for a specific group in the country that believes they can exploit this recent scenario to settle scores... Anything that negatively impacts Nigeria will affect everyone, including you... and you will continue to be left behind. May God bless our nation, Nigeria, in this difficult time; I view this moment as a chance to set things right. If anyone can bring about this change, it is our president, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Together, we will prevail as one... We are Nigerians. |
It is my belief that we are all aware of the group in Nigeria that will entertain this foolishness; this is due to their hopelessness, ineffectiveness, lack of sense, and their status as perennial losers. I trust that individuals are cognizant of the fact that if America were to successfully invade Nigeria, every Nigerian would suffer adverse consequences, irrespective of their ethnicity, gender, or faith. Don't be a f00l! |
Any Nigerian who supports this fraudulent intervention is a complete fool. Boko Haram is a terrorist organization that has claimed the lives of both Muslims and Christians... (in fact, they may have taken more Muslim lives). Ninety-nine percent of all the violence in the East is perpetrated by individuals from that region, who are predominantly Christians. Nigeria may not be an ideal nation, but we do not require a false propaganda to ruin what remains of our country; all Nigerians must awaken, recognize the reality, and become wiser... There is no nation that the American government has assisted in the past that is not still facing challenges today. For your information: The American government has been in shutdown for over a month, the entire nation is deeply divided, the cost of food and living expenses is exorbitant, and the healthcare system is on the verge of collapse... Rather than supporting a severely inept president who lacks focus, the global community should unite and urge Trump to concentrate on resolving his domestic issues before meddling in our affairs. Nigerians are too intelligent to be deceived; if Trump genuinely wishes to assist, he should collaborate with the Nigerian government to identify those responsible for this abhorrent terrorist organization and facilitate their permanent eradication on the face of the earth. |
Chetas81:This group of individuals tends to blame everyone but themselves for the circumstances they have needlessly brought about. They discarded their dinner into the trash and then point fingers at others for going to bed hungry... this reflects the mindset of a typical Igbo. |
For any individual to thrive in a society, particularly in a foreign country, it is essential to show respect for the local population and to adopt the new culture. However, our people lack respect for themselves and for others. This is the reason why they will persist in facing global rejection and will endure this fate until the end of time. |
Minjim:This could be very true. I believe it is crucial to thoroughly examine the criteria for selecting kings. Education, integrity, and class at the utmost level should be mandatory. It is entirely illogical to bestow a crown without these qualities. Wasiu Kwame 1 serves as another illustration; he clearly lacks the qualifications to aspire to the position of the next Awujale of Ijebu land. It is evident that he does not possess the necessary attributes to be crowned or to succeed a king who exemplified the highest standards. |
ariesbull:The distinction between the piggsss and the Yorubas lies in our willingness to voice our concerns when needed; we hold one another accountable when necessary, and we will go to great lengths to safeguard our traditions and heritage. While I have great respect for these two kings, I must express my regret that they do not surpass the significance of our traditions and heritage: soldiers may come and go, but the barracks endure. |
If these kings can't get themselves together very quickly, both of them should be dethroned and chased out of town; our culture and heritage are too powerful to allow 2 lost souls to bring down what we dearly cherish |
The primary objective of having kings is to foster and uphold respect, peace, harmony, and love. The kings of this new generation must quickly gather themselves together before its too late. It is utterly embarrassing when kings publicly demean themselves and their thrones. If kings cannot coexist peacefully, what hope do ordinary Nigerians have to thrive in this ruthless world? This situation is entirely unbelievable and unacceptable. I question whether there are any guidelines or stipulations that should be adhered to when any of these kings falter. Ultimately, these kings need to resolve their issues and determine a path forward before their mess spills and creates a major crisis among their people. |
Kaiser20:Sowore is not approaching this struggle correctly, and he is intelligent enough to recognize this reality. Therefore, I genuinely believe that Sowore's recent outcry is merely intended to capture the public's attention, and nothing more. |
Bobloco:Fubara is in government but Wike is in power, effectively in charge. For instance all the 23 local government chairmen, their deputies and 319 councillors in the state owe their allegiance to Wike. The 32 members of the Rivers State House of Assembly are beholden to him. In Fubara’s second coming, he will not be given the privilege of appointing any state official, not even his personal staff, not to talk of commissioners. And whatever Appropriation Bill he presents to the Assembly will be vetted by the strongman in Abuja. In any case, Fubara has also reportedly signed off on an agreement that forbids him from seeking reelection in 2027. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ People often overlook the fact that Wike held power for a substantial period of 8 years, furthermore, he's currently one of the closest things to the current president. This is significant, as most politicians within the same party are likely to remain loyal to the former governor. Although Fubara is the new governor, his priority should have been to appease Wike for a minimum of 4 years. This time would have allowed him to cultivate his own loyal supporters within the party, secure a second term, and subsequently utilize the loyalists he developed during his first term to assert his influence and marginalize Wike. However, Fubara, being relatively new to the political scene, allowed his lack of experience to undermine his efforts. He attempted to confront a well-liked former governor without first establishing a strong foundation for his own political career. Ameachi may express his grievances and pen a book if he chooses, but Fubara cannot afford to repeat the same error. The wisest course of action is to leave the man undisturbed and permit him to understand the dynamics of the political landscape independently. Whether folks want to believe it or not, Wike at this point in time is too powerful to fool with... For this reason, Fubara shouldn't listen to all the outside noise, he should simply focus on serving his people and make his state Great Again. Anything else will create more issues for him. I will also advise Fubara and his followers to take a time out to study former governor Babatunde Fashola's Political strategy when he was the top man in Lagos...Furthermore, Fubara and his followers can also take a look at Ahmed Usman Ododo's (of Kogi state) political wisdom. These people (Fashola and Ododo) are not stupid, but clearly understand how the game of politics is played in Nigeria... They (Fubara and his followers) must recognize that at the end of the day, this is still Nigeria; a land of Dog eat Dog. |
HighQue007:Peter Obi's areas in the country are currently upside. He has no interest or clue on how to bring peace to these areas or to his people. But Mr. Obi still wants to lead Nigeria as a nation. His mindset reminds me of an entity that can't manage his 2 bed rooms house, but wants to manage the entire communities. It simply doesn't make sense. ![]() |
This is totally unbelievable, despicable and unacceptable... Certain folks in the country continue to kill themselves like cockroaches and still have the audacity to blame the economy and other people for the vicious/ barbaric actions. They think everyone hates them, but its obvious that nobody hates them more than themselves; this might also be the main reason why they continue to carry last globally. May Rev. Fr. Matthew Eya's soul find peace. |
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Deji rejected his own gift from Peter Obi, which was placed inside an envelope; who knows? May be na groundnut and kolanuts dey inside the envelope. ![]() Bunch of desperate clowns! I still recommend to Certain group in the country to go and purchase Tinubu's book on Nigerian politics; How to be a President (Politics 101 Latest Edition), or else you will continue to carry last till the end of time ![]() |
Aremwayne:Too bad that senseee is not for sale. Unbelievable! |
It's crucial to always consider your options or at the very least seek sound advice before acting; Peter Obi has a tendency to act without doing enough investigation or in-depth thought. Nigerians are given the wrong impression by this persistent behavior, which betrays desperation, incapacity, and a lack of leadership skills. A great leader, in my opinion, needs to have a thick skin in order to take criticism well and grow from it. They also don't have to answer every critique. A leader who is defensive is incompetent. It is that simple! |