NewStats: 3,265,545 , 8,187,165 topics. Date: Sunday, 15 June 2025 at 05:13 PM 2q5fs

Kptech:
Lol
Ass licking 🤣.... This one de find appointment.
Well, I kuku trust Tinubu

Oga, you did not read the post.

I can help you. Start from the paragraph where you have 'In a statement titled.....', count the paragraphs, start from the 9th to the 15th or 16th.

Bro, I am yet to see such brilliant, articulate and factual remark as those of Dr. Saraki in the last few years.

Just go read am. He intelligently roasted Akpabio by saying the National Aseembly was drifting and not as virile as it should be. He also finished Tinubu by talking about how subtly he is influencing a one-party National Assembly.

In the same speech he acknowledged Akpabio as his friend and for not minding the President's body language in inviting him.

If you have mastery of the art of reading between the lines, you will doff your cap for the writer of that speech and Dr. Saraki. It is so glaring that Dr. Saraki played a significant role in the content development and construction of that speech.

I am surprised I am speaking this way of Dr. Saraki. I think that this is the most highly I have ever spoken of him.

rinzaugustine:
Misplaced priority. He should have built a 3 star hospital instead where medical professionals in diaspora of Enugu origin can come back to use and provide subsidized healthcare to the poor. In Enugu capital city today there is practically no street you don’t see a hotel so why another hotel again?

Why can't he partner to bring high-in-demand manufacturing industries or factories, either in agro-processing, FMCGs, ICT, Textile, healthcare/household supplies etc, that can absorb say 25,000 or more unemployed people?

This will automatically have direct positive impact on security, IGR, living standards, economy etc.

Hospitality investments rarely thrive where disposable incomes are scarcely available. Industries and improvements on living standards and security often, naturally, activate and fire-up sectors such as tourism and hospitality.

I think a robust platform for debate amongst the aspirants should be put together. I am very interested in that.

That is my senatorial zone, and from experience, I think we have had one too many embellishments, if you like exaggerations, of people's profiles and credentials, without tangible results. Essentially, these are not what matter.

I think that it is high time we expanded the spotlight and our demand for ability, to capture individuals in legislative positions, including Reps and Assemblies, if we must achieve accelerated development.

If we take a look at persons in legislative positions (NASS and Assembly) per state, we should be talking of 35 - 50 (if not more), perhaps with the exception of Bayelsa. Their impact in governance is a significant source of concern. It is quite abysmal to say the least.

All the gbos gbas na their business.

But to speak the truth, Amaechi and Wike be contemporaries for politics.

I know when Wike be Obio/Akpor LGA Chairman for 1999. I was living on Psychiatric road. Amaechi was Assembly member and Speaker.

I think Magnus Abe too was in the State Assembly as Amaechi's colleague during their first term and later became either a Commissioner or SSG. Abe was in a minority political party then.

Odili was the real boss in Rivers.

Firebox123:
when last have you heard of ASUU strike

What has ASUU got to do with real metrics of governance?
We are talking cost of goods and services, food security, basic amenities, employment generation, security, access to business funding etc.

Creamypie:
How can a young promising man fall in love with a woman as old as his mum?

What has this got to do with age, biko?

There are fights in every marriage.

Every marriage its peculiar fights.

ALTERNATEID:
Well, everyone told him Putin can’t be trusted to keep his words and he didn’t listen. Instead, he choose to disgrace Zelenskyy at the white. Now, tame your Putin who has gone on a killing spree, you’re posting lengthy trash trying to absolve yourself of any responsibility. Oga, end the war as you promised.

Trump means incompetence.
I can't imagine that he is still apportioning blames to Biden.
I thought he said he could stop the war.
The world now knows him for who he truly is - only good at talking down people, churning senseless, vindictive policies and humiliating colleagues from around the world.

Tenisam:
These people don't really know what they want. Same Obi that recently said he will contest under Labour Party so why is he attending coalition meetings again. And for Ameachi, that one nah El- Rufai the South he doesn't know what he's doing. Atiku should just rest because ihm nah perpetual failure. I want to believe that coalition is for 2031 because only Emelokan Tinubu of Burdillon can run coalition successfully in this modern political era we are in Nigeria.

God Bless Nigeria

I perceive a one-term presidency smelling.

Emilokan is in for a serious battle.

TheGodlyStudent:
President Tinubu may slot in Rt. Femi Gbajabiamila for next Lagos Governor. He is very close to him.

You mean closer to him than his son abi?

Jayhome24:


Na so you boasted after the election obi is going to be sworn-in, na s you boasted Kanu can never be arrested, na so you basted no one can touch ekpa, na so you boasted dem no born Tinubu to remove Fubara, Hello pls go look for work to do your arrant nonsense is annoying.

You be mumu o.
Go and check my history.
I no even send Obi or Kanu.
Stop talking nonsense.

Jayhome24:
I just dey laugh who wan impeach Tinubu?

Dem no born una.
Reno go rest abeg leave them.

E go shock you and many.

cr7lomo:


A woman that has no interest in football has a better chance at winning 50m with 100naira bet with her prediction than APC winning Anambra.... even if Pope Francis or Trump comes to Anambra to contest under APC...they will loose ..... LP and PDP have a better chance rhan APC ..... the only way APC can rule Anambra is by the governor defecting .... and if the governor contests under APC , he will loose ...infact , if this obiora contents under APGA and soludo s APC and contests as incumbent, soludo will loose to obiora

Who talked about APC?
I don't anything from your post.
It derailed completely from what I wrote.

ibechris:
What the north is cooking may not be too sweet for Tinubu.

The coalition would be unbreakable.

E go shock Tinubu!
He is more likely not to get a second term than he is likely to get it.

Anyiamaka:



Soludo is active in doing nothing actually.

In 2003, Senator Alimodu Sheriff defeated an incumbent governor, Mala Kachala in Borno State. We have several other cases though.

I agree with you.
Soludo could be defeated.
Jonathan was defeated.
Soludo toyed with insecurity in Anambra, and only just woke up to his primary responsibility of securing lives and properties, few weeks ago.
No serious minded Anambrarian wouldn't think that it is because elections are coming.
For me, that's deceit! The implication of this is simple: after reelection, he'd abandon security again. It's that simple.

higgs:
Soludo wasted too much time before he started addressing insecurity in the stare.He is doing well in infrastructure development though and now he has started tackling the menace of insecurity. After weighing other options, I think I will still vote for him.

It is just you that spoke, objectively.
Soludo wasted so much time before tackling insecurity.
I am profoundly unhappy with him about that.
Lives have been lost, and people who truly understand what the sanctity of life means, may eternally begrudge him for that.
Infrastructure can be built and rebuilt at anytime, but any life lost is gone forever.
Sincerely, I am reconsidering my for him.
If I get on the media team of a good opposing party (not APC which has a 'follow come' rejection syndrome in the Southeast o), I'd give the APGA team a run for their money, plus loads of sleepless nights.
Just give me a candidate like Chukwuemeka Chikelu, Chukwuma Umeoji or Osita Chidoka, and see what happens.

Tjra:
A little too late Obasa. Just forget it.

You let pride and arrogance got the better of you.

What you be fighting for now is opportunity to even return in 2027 (which is very doubtful)

As for now, you are OYO.

He is supposed to still be in the House as member.

Sermwell:
I see both online and offline how people freak out at the sight of a celebrity. Some even go as far as rushing or grabbing them.

I have never been to any show, let alone wanting to go up stage to grab a celebrity. I saw how a young man was kicked by Burna Boy and I felt really disgusted because such nonsense can never happen to me.

Early last year, I was on the 6th floor at BUA Group headquarters in Victoria Island where I saw Tekno and Davido sitting down at the reception having a chat, I just greeted them and sat down. I also saw how every other person on that floor was minding their business and don't really give a damn about their presence.

When I told a cousin how I feel weird on how people go crazy at the sight of these celebrities, he said it's not normal but I strongly disagree with him. I even told him how some staff at BUA Group didn't give a damn about Davido"s presence, he insisted that they are not also normal.

Do you guys here share my views, or do you think it's not normal?

It is normal, my brother. I do not see why people get overly excited.
For me, I do not freak out one bit seeing any of such people.
I met Obi Cubana and Flavour at Carlton Swiss Grand Hotel, Enugu the same day Flavour buried his father.
Everyone at the hotel were just minding their business.
I don meet people wey dem sef. I just don't think it is normal how people freak out upon seeing such people.

press9jatv:
Hmm 🤔 another year for this pastor to trend. On this one, I disagree with him

Disagree?
But he quoted the Bible, Mark 7:18.
It is clearly stated that one cannot become a sinner by what they eat.
It is that straightforward na.

paxonel:
Atheists, food don done

You are right!
I don't see the sense around the existence of religion, especially Christianity.

Atuero:
No be lie

No be lie yet they have not stopped to compound the problems of worshippers with incessant calls and blackmails for contributions and donations for unending, gigantic Church projects.

Can't they setup and run factories, farms and industries to contribute jobs to the economy? These are more practical and far-reaching approaches instead of spending millions and billions on conferences that yield nothing.

A good number of these bishops romance and enjoy substantial pecuniary benefits from unscrupulous politicians, who are bent on running this country aground.

They should do more to alleviate the sufferings of the masses and quit acting as though they are exempt from the predicament that we are in today.

FahBuLous:
Maybe because he is the best football player to ever exist

Shouldn't he still be there?
Person wey win Copa America last month or so.
Messi is still very good.

LifestyleTonite:

Chai! See the mammoth crowd.

Tilumbu is pooing in his diapers.

Abeg, na only Southwest sabi do protest successfully.

Aren't you ing them?

ElevationD:
“ He wrote: “Immediately after the news of the sudden death of our kindred brother and biggest political export from Anambra state to the world, in the similitude of Ikemba Nnewi, Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah (Ebubechukwuzo Nnewi); my 78-year-old father, Sir Osita Nzewi (Ugwunnia Nnewi) placed a call on me”.

That was a sad loss.

However the late Ifeanyi Ubah was never the biggest political export from Anambra state to the world. He was never ever near the biggest. Eulogizing the man is alright, but giving the wrong impression is wrong, even in the contemporary times.

What happened to the likes of Nnamdi Azikiwe, Alex Ekwueme, Odumegwu Ojukwu, Chuba Okadigbo, etc?
In the contemporary times, what about Peter Obi, Andy Ubah, Dora Akunyili, etc? Those are far bigger names, known by Presidents and world leaders for their achievements and s.

Let’s pray that the family of the deceased senator is comforted.

May God rest the soul of Distinguished Sen. Patrick Ifeanyi Uba, Ebubechukwuzo Nnewi. He represented my Senatorial zone, Anambra South in the National Assembly.

Secondly, I like what you wrote about him not being among the topmost political figures from Anambra, either historically or in the contemporary times.

Ofcourse, there were/are the likes of Dr. Joy Emordi; Sen. Lilian Uche Ekwunife; Dr. Chukwuemeka Ezeife; Dr. Nwafor Orizu; Chief Willy Mmaduaburochukwu Obiano; Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo; Sen. Victor Umeh; Dr. Chinwoke Mbadinuju; Chief Chris Azubogu; Dr. Ben Nwankwo etc, in addition to the names you listed.

Late Sen. Ifeanyi Uba unique bullish style of politics made him really popular...but men dey o wey am well well, in not just politics but in all ramifications. I guess that was your point.

Fact is, he has made his own impact. It is really sad that he died so soon. He was still quite young. However, death has nothing to do with anything else. It comes when it comes.

May God comfort his family, and indeed Ndi Anambra ni'le.

Umueme:
A person who accepts constructive criticisms and doesn't think he's always right is a very great leader. Thumbs up to you okwute

LoL.

You don't know him.
He always likes to appear saintly.
He is a very mean man.

mrvitalis:

It's more important than government house

Not true!
Lets have your analysis.
Do the pipelines automatically translate to power supply?
Besides, projects are ongoing in nearly every sector.
That CNG pipelines haven't started does not mean that that the government isn't doing well.
When should the government be built?

Hi

mrvitalis:

I can count 5 things that can be done with this money

Do u know what a CNG gas pipeline network built to nnewi would do to that city?

Anambra as a whole has no gas pipeline network... It's by share native persistence that the state is Industrialized

Do you know what a gas pipeline network
would do to Anambra?

And you think a CNG pipeline is the only problem in Anambra?

SoNature:


They can still do nothing. The most influential politicians are from the South now.

Influence doesn't win elections.
The North, especially the Northwest is central to winning elections in Nigeria. Take it or leave it!

In 2015, we said that Jonathan was gone but many cursed us. With how difficult things are today, it is so easy to turn anyone against Tinubu.

Southern presidency has always been worse off for Nigerians. Buhari, as 'bad' as people claim he was, managed petrol cost at less than N250 until he left office. Today petrol sells for over N700, in just slightly over a year since Buhari left office.

With the way things are today, people are beginning to careless whether the presidency is occupied by someone from the North or South. They just want respite. Cost of food items have gone incredibly high. People are lamenting. It doesn't matter who anyone ed in the last election. We've moved past that stage.

castrokins:
My Point Is Making It Public, In My Opinion, Is Wrong. I Have Hardly Ever Heard A Top Manager Publicly Throw His Players Under The Bus. It's Not Even About Osimhen. It's About Team And Man-management. You Win As A Team And Accept Responsibility When Your Team Isn't Doing Well. That's What Managers Do. You Have The Training Ground And Dressing Room To Rant Your Frustrations To Your Players! Meanwhile This Isn't Suggesting That Osimhen's Right To Denigrate Coach Finidi.

Bro, you are getting it wrong.
What Finidi was alleged to have said was said in a closed door meeting with the Sports Minister and NFF.
It was not said 'in public' like in the sense that you painted.
Osimhen reacted based on what he was told the Coach allegedly said in a meeting. Not that he heard Finidi saying it directly.
No matter how we look at this, Osimhen was wrong. He should not have relied on what he was told or what he read his Coach said. He could have reached out to Finidi, respectfully to tell him what he heard. It is that simple!


Nigerians and our yeye way of judging matters...Dem go dey am now until dem ruin am. That's Nigerians for you. Once person get money, dem no dey fit tell am say e dey wrong. Money worshippers! Finidi too no dey hungry. Osimhen was wrong, totally.

Seagodess:
He's not wise.. pls don't say anything stupid under my post if you want it to be well with you.. thanks

You called a mature adult unwise because he made his position on a matter.

Anyway, i do not think that he is unwise. What happens to taking the money and praying for himself? Will God refuse to answer his prayers because they aren't coming from Adeboye on his behalf?

As for me, if he chose Adeboye's prayer over the money, that would be idolatry, because he does not need Adeboye to have access to God.

castrokins:
Well, I Think It's Still Wrong Of Him To Have Said He Won't Beg Anybody.

Lack Of Man Management?

There was nothing wrong if Finidi said that.
In reality, players are supposed to, on their own, demonstrate palpable commitment and enthusiasm to play for their countries.

If players are showing lack of willingness to play for their country, what do you expect the coach to do?
It is difficult to manage a player who you had to convince (or even beg) to play.

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I am sure you are a bastard.
You don't know your father.
All over the world, sportsmen from all sectors of sports are rated using varied parameters. It is a standard. Era or no era.

You must be brainless not to have known this.
Osimhen is no match for Finidi. I'd say it anywhere. Who cares the nonsense you talk about era?

Abirun!!

thrillionaire:
The thing tire me. It's so embarrassing to see Osimhen behave like a tout. To add to all those names you mentioned.. e no even play reach half of wetin Finidi George play, yet e get the audacity to disrespect am.

How will a big club be comfortable to sign him now? This may just be there beginning of his end.

My brother, I just taya to name people wey am.
E no fit play wetin Finidi don play for him life. What of Ikpeba and Okocha.

The guy don mess up, big time! He should have just ignore Finidi as his Coach.