NewStats: 3,265,462 , 8,186,802 topics. Date: Sunday, 15 June 2025 at 05:27 AM 4x6yn

Airpeace showing people shege on a steady

https://x.com/HighChiefOkoro/status/1933960518710055373

All black countries except maybe Bhutan, Cambodia, and Kyrgyzstan. Trump doing what he does best. He would go through with it..

Obi is ak expert in betraying people. Shey una hust dey know.

As per obidients and their agenda

Nothing wrong with oil production as long as the environment is taken care off.

Zonefree:

The Yorubas bow to the Fulani Emir in Kwara.

Totally off point. The governor of Kwara is a Yoruba man and there is only an Emir in Ilorin. Surrounded by 100s of Yoruba Obas in Kwara.

Infact, the emir of ilorin has been Yorubanized. The only thing attaching him to Sokoto is the emir title and ceremonial dressing. He can't speak fula. The official language in the palace is Yoruba.

This is the same thing Yorubas are pushing against in the SW. Some unscrupulous elements are trying to create an hybrid of Yoruba and a certain expansionist tribe in the south.

Ekpeitut:


It's unfortunate, but you can't silence Peter Obi — no matter how hard you try. Despite the full weight of APC's propaganda machinery, they still can’t bring down the most resonant opposition voice in today’s Nigeria.

Clearly, Peter Obi has touched a nerve in Tinubu's camp. That’s why the attacks on his character are coming thick and fast.
Ironically, all this desperation is only amplifying his message. As Nigerians battle record inflation, currency collapse, joblessness, and rising insecurity under Tinubu’s failed policies, more people are beginning to see Obi not just as an opposition figure, but as a credible alternative. You're making him more relevant by the day.

Kiss the truth! Mmmuah!

Are you now insinuating that Kenneth Okonkwo now works for Tinubu... ? I dont think you even read the topic title and 1st post on this thread

Peter obi has zero leadership skills. What a mess.

APCNig:


We the BAT team are still here monitoring the opposition and planting our boys everywhere to make sure we continue to destroy the opposition

There is nothing illegal in that. It's left for the opposition to ensure that one destroys them.

CodeTemplarr:
It is all about politics for bro yekini.
They faked success and endorsement as a groundwork towards possible 2027 rigging. .

Tinubu is working fine. The best president we have had for a while. Even Labour Party Alex Otti testifies to Tinubu's good works.

2027 is settled. Make we no lie to ourself.

Meanwhile Peter obi should stop lying on national TV.

Saraki was in the Senate audience when Tinubu made that statement.

Meanwhile Lagos PDP under jandor has collapsed its structure for APC in Lagos state.

Peter Obi lied again. He never gets tired of lying.

SmartPolician:
I like that Seun is taking time to improve Nairaland. Nobody can use smileys to occupy space on Nairaland anymore. Everyone must write a comment of up to 40 characters 😁😁😁

It will help weed out a lot of unserious characters. Lol.

004gist:


In naira term or dollar term

What about the suffering of millions of Nigeria?

In naira term or dollar term

What about the suffering of millions of Nigeria?

PUNANI01:
Nyash Licker ......................... ...........

Alex Otti is also a yansh licker. Infacts, he licks yansh more than Soludo.

bewisemasses:
Wasn't this 2 years ago. Aren't there sposed to be loads of achievement what with d funds freed thru d removal of subsidy. Well from d news we know where d money has been going
300% salary increase fir judges for their good electoral judgemrnt and the one to come in 2027.
The judiciary with their new model multi billion cars and manipulated budget padding
State Govs with their mouth watering allocations. What a time to be an elite
Well Nigerians r not left out
Employment 0
Social programs propanganda
Security 0
Health care comatose
Inflation sky high
How Nigerians r surviving is d 8 th wonder of the world

Blame your governors. There allocations have increased by multiple folds.

givedemwotowoto:
Nobody wants trouble with General Tinubu

How many people has he given problem. You people and conspiracy theories.

Mahenson:
And the hypocritic government and people didnt issue a statement or called for investigation into this statement made by a man high on Colos?

If the person had not claimed that the book was approved by NERDC, no one would care.

Arda1000:
lol so funny judging that you fall from sky(oduduwa)and crashed his skull.
Maybe a lost identity is better than being a fallen demon

Your Nri fell from the sky too and crashed his head.

He is a fallen demon as well.

Don't you igbos abi na ibo ever get tired of claiming other people?

Same you will claim Jews
Same you will Edo igodomigodo
Same you claimed you founded Japan.
Same you claimed you founded America
Same you are now claiming Ife
E.t.c

Why is a tribe that doesn't even know their own history are trying so hard to claim others with a rich history?

This is beyond madness. The persistent attempts by certain individuals to insert the Igbo identity into Yoruba history are not just misleading—they are disgraceful and, frankly, sinister. A warning bell was rung decades ago. In a letter published in the Times Literary Supplement on 24 October 1975, D.A.N. Jones foresaw the confusion that could arise from shifting the spelling of “Ibo” to “Igbo”(see attached). He specifically used the example of Ijebu-Igbo to illustrate how such a change could distort geographical and historical understanding. What Jones could not have anticipated was the emergence of mischievous revisionists like @ChurchillNwagwu, whose objective seems less about historical clarity and more about historical colonization.

Here are the facts. Up until the mid-1970s, "Ibo" was the most commonly used spelling in literature and documentation. While variants such as "Igbo," "Heboe," and "Eboe" appear in texts, "Ibo" dominated most records. Regardless of spelling, the term was coined outside the present-day Igbo region. It was a label applied externally, mainly by slavers and slave traders. The earliest written reference to the name dates back to 1627, when Spanish priest Alonso de Sandoval used it in a list describing “a group of forty to fifty independent villages who recognized no king, fought regularly, often sold their women and children as slaves, and were all cannibals.” In several Niger Delta dialects, “Igbo” meant “slave,” and even among communities west of the River Niger, the term carried a similar derogatory connotation.

Because of its pejorative foreign origin, the term was rarely adopted as an ethnic self-identifier until much later. It was often used to describe “others,” “strangers,” or “slaves.” In Onitsha, for example, the term was commonly applied to people from the interior with a connotation of 'backwardness'. Even Nnamdi Azikiwe, in his 1930 article Fragments of Onitsha History, used “Igbo” to refer to neighboring tribes. It was only in the 20th century, with the rise of pan-ethnic consciousness, that the term was retroactively enriched with ethnic content to describe a unified Igbo identity.

In contrast, Yoruba history is well documented and internally consistent. As a group, the Yoruba had limited with the Igbo until the 1930s. Yet, in recent times, we are seeing audacious attempts by some Igbo writers to claim ancestral links to Ife, the spiritual home of the Yoruba. Entire books, authored even by PhD holders, have been written to justify this fantasy, often citing a single recent royal gaffe as their “evidence.” But the historical record contradicts them. The Ugbo people, whose name is often misappropriated in these narratives, still exist and are indisputably Yoruba. Their oral traditions and the Ife creation myth corroborate each other, firmly rooting them in Yoruba cosmology.

Moreover, Yoruba towns like Ijebu-Igbo, Igbo-Ora, and others being claimed by these revisionists predate any known use of “Igbo” as an ethnic identifier in southeastern Nigeria. These are towns with rich, established histories, well before any collective identity known as “Igbo” emerged in its current form.

This rewriting of history is not only intellectually dishonest - it is an act of cultural theft. To impose a fabricated narrative on Yoruba heritage in the name of “shared ancestry” or “common identity” is to erase the real histories of real peoples. And we will continue to resist all such attempt.

Freetech:
What did he donates to the poor students in Anambra he told education isn't for the poor

Yup. When he was Governor, he did say education wasn't for the poor.

Below are also pictures from a school in Anambra, but their former governor who built no school has traveled 100s of km away from home to donate money and school supplies to others because of vote they won't still give him

Yet today, i saw a video on twitter of Anambra kids begging on the street of Lagos. There were another set from Enugu also begging. They all moved to Lagos recently to beg on the street and likely commit criminal activities at night.
Charity begins from outside for Peter Obi.

Obidients would make an about turn again and Atiku and Elrufai would be their enemy once again.

Raf4:


To them, Efik o, Edo o, Ijaw o, Tiv o, Hausa o, Langtang o etc do not have anything in Lagos. They (igbos) are the only ones who have properties in Lagos. They even believe that Yorubas do not have anything in Lagos again .........delusional grandeur!

Even the Lagos revenue is from industries and not those selling ugwu leaves and fake electronics that dont pay taxes anyway.

Wutinky:




It’s meant for jobless Agberos

Like the Lagos commisioner or Dr Dipo that has over 1 million followers on Twitter.

BeardedMeat:
They are a faceless envelope collecting group! That they decide to give you part of their loot doesn't confer any credence on them.
You can keep wailing.

Lol. Now i know you are a clown.
Despite the evidence where their pictures all out there and with them even inviting influencers and even a commisioner in Lagos to an event im VI

Stick with whatever narrative you want. As long as it rocks your boat, no wahala.

BeardedMeat:


Where are those before them? Alamajiri, have you collected your own?

Who are those before them? You mean like Ohanifere of Dele farotimi. You don dey change goal post.

From they don't have a face, To people looking for money.

Both your claims have been immediately and promptly debunked.

jmoore:

Is Trump more intelligent that Bill Gates?

See your life!!!

You guys just love embarrassing yourselves.

Comparing apple to oranges. Lol.

Congrats.

BeardedMeat:
I don't attend events staged by envelope collecting faceless groups.

People.giving out millions are not faceless and they have faces as you can see below..
The joke is on you.