izzou:


ASUU strike went for 8 months.

8 good months.

Show me one governor that went to SC to get an injunction to stop ASUU?

Pain ko, Window ni

BlueRayDick:


Who would've thought this day would come? A day the fiercest Buhari supporters would get tired of defending him and start thinking about their friends and families being negatively affected by Buhari's incompetence which we had always pointed out but they won't acknowledge.

What a time go be alive!

larride:


It is not BS.

If you want, we can do sector by sector and I will list what Buhari has done in each sector.

Buhari Achilles heel is the mismanagement of the economy through inconsistent monetary and fiscal policy and also his ban ban ban mentality.

afrodoc2:


I just hope things do not escalate. This type of stuff often spins out of control like a funnel. You think it is going one way then goes in a different direction.

raumdeuter:
What Buhari is doing right now is called quiet quitting

DontBullshitMe:
I know I'm calling it early but Atiku will win this election.

The momentum is too high, Northern rallies are too convincing. He's unstoppable at the moment.

Prepare Yourself.

Amoto94:

The implementation of the policy. Below is my submission when I was asked to analyze the political and economic effects of the policy somewhere
[1/30, 21:35] : Increase in Transaction failure/scam
As we towards the full adoption of cashless policy the financial institutions lack the necessary infrastructures to support the volume of transactions they will be handling, this will lead to high failure rate and poor quality of service. Also, scammers will be on the prowl knowing that large volume of transactions will be carried out via electronic channels, so they will be having a field day.
[1/30, 21:35] Political revolt
With the haphazard implementation of the policy and the attending hardship that follows suit due to shortage of cash and network failure, the ruling party should expect a backlash in the forthcoming polls. I guess this was the reason why the APC candidate lambasted Emefiele and PDP in Ogun and Benue s during his rally in the aforementioned states.

Ihebu4chelsea:
Explain Boss

DontBullshitMe:
I know I'm calling it early but Atiku will win this election.

The momentum is too high, Northern rallies are too convincing. He's unstoppable at the moment.

Prepare Yourself.

raumdeuter:


In short, quiet quitting has been popularized recently with employees that are just at a job for the paycheck and aren't really emotionally or intellectually engaged. It's about doing the bare minimum, and not going “above and beyond”.

Meaning you show up, barely do anything

Its like quitting your job without officially resigning. So you just show up and act uninterested

A001:

It's not enough for me. When scientists discover and understand the origin of the universe, I may stop being an agnostic.

Then, I don't see any special benefits or privileges of believing in God's existence. Everything religious people enjoy, freethinkers also enjoy them.

Then, I'm not an African traditionalist. However, I respect African traditions (the good ones) and see a lot of wisdom in them.

This is why I promote them.

A001:
🤔

DontBullshitMe:
I know I'm calling it early but Atiku will win this election.

The momentum is too high, Northern rallies are too convincing. He's unstoppable at the moment.

Prepare Yourself.

DontBullshitMe:
I know I'm calling it early but Atiku will win this election.

The momentum is too high, Northern rallies are too convincing. He's unstoppable at the moment.

Prepare Yourself.

DontBullshitMe:
I know I'm calling it early but Atiku will win this election.

The momentum is too high, Northern rallies are too convincing. He's unstoppable at the moment.

Prepare Yourself.

afrodoc2:


It’s not early. Some of us called it immediately after the primaries.

Itsrm:


At the time, it looked like it because Obi was not regarded by anyone. Obis rising popularity has made it very difficult for Atiku to win

Itsrm:


At the time, it looked like it because Obi was not regarded by anyone. Obis rising popularity has made it very difficult for Atiku to win

raumdeuter:


That's because the two issues have different impact. ASUU only affect university students which are mostly elites, there are families in Nigeria that do not have any child in govt university either they all in private uni, all graduated or all illiterate but issues like fuel and especially cash affects everyone rich poor educated or illiterate

How many people went on riot for ASUU? 3 weeks without cash hits differently

One friend who runs a farm has laborers on his farm. Most of these laborers don't even have bank accounts as half of them are not even Nigerians.

They get paid 1k to 5k daily cash as in after work they queue to collect their money. I doubt you will want to be that farm manager in the middle of nowhere when laborers armed with cutlass finished their work and you are telling them story say money no dey and you have to do transfer when half of them don't even understand your language

All of them don't even know the meaning of ASUU

Spy360:

At first bolded - there's the theory of the big bang,

At second bolded, it's not a point since you already don't believe in the existence of God. You have to first believe before you can say you derive or don't derive any benefits. I can deduce from that comment, logically that you believe in the existence of God but consciously deny it.

afrodoc2:


More difficult but not impossible. Considering the fact that Tinubu is sooo weak in the SE and SS and Obi is soo weak in the NW and NE, I think Atiku still has the best chance.

You don’t have to win any number of states to be president. You just need 25% of the votes in 24 states and more votes than the other candidates. I think Atiku’s road to fulfilling those requirements is still the most straightforward.

I agree though that if Obi wasn’t running the result would have been a landslide Atiku victory.

raumdeuter:


Obis candidacy only took Atiku from 80% chance to 55% chance

If you noticed, I never staked a bet against Atiku. And no one who knows numbers and demography will

raumdeuter:
What A001 need is a wife

And I have searched far and wide, I finally found him one


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df2QPZE9MoI

raumdeuter:
What A001 need is a wife

And I have searched far and wide, I finally found him one


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df2QPZE9MoI

Itsrm:


Atiku will not win. He has Kwankwaso to contest with in the NW, Shetima and the APC governors in the NE, APC governors and PO in the NC, PO in the SE and SS, Tinubu in the SW. How exactly is he going to pull it off?

Itsrm:


Fair enough.

It is my belief that the key to Atiku winning or not lies in the hands of those 18(I believe) APC governors in the North.

If they stay true to Tinubu and can mobilize votes for him, Atiku will not win.

afrodoc2:


Atum be praised.

Eeri ereke re bo se gun rege. Ka ma puro, ka mu t’egan kuro, Wuaraola dara l’obinrin.

A001, mo ba e yo o!