donjazzet:


Ohh blueray this downright evil and highly disingenuous of you. Of my 13
My history here shows that I was at best a passive VOTER not necessarily a supporter or a crusader like Oasis and larride are for Tinubu and Buhari respectively.
You can literally count on your fingers my pro-buhari posts on this forum. I was mostly anti-pdp than pro-apc.
I'm at best likened to izzou or yourself who infact did vote for Obi but can hardly be called a "strong supporter or crusader" like many obidients like myself here.

Of course, all these elaboration would do nothing to stop these outlandish notion that maybe all APC voters should never condemn APC or its PRESENT supporters. You're calling me a hypocrite without pointing out what this hypocrisy is that you speak of.

donjazet:


I don't see the drug baron winning new votes.

You really think that the average Nigerian is motivated to go and vote for APC again?

We were motivated for APC 4 years ago and 8 years ago. They failed us! Many like us who voted for the APC in the hopes of them starting something new are what you call "dissatisfied voters" and you can bet your ass, a significant portion of us are OBIdient right now.

APC don show us shege, they've rubbed mud in our faces.
Me and Ibime were the strongest buhari supporters on this thread both in 2015 and 2019.

Only people like that vulture griller, mannabbq vulture griller are still making noise for that dead party.

While he doubled down on his support in the face of abject failure of the party. W
We are moving on to a new hope. A fresh party. And you can smell the breath of political revolution in the country.
Watch and see

donjazzet:

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My history here shows that I was at best a passive VOTER not necessarily a supporter or a crusader like Oasis and larride are for Tinubu and Buhari respectively.
You can literally count on your fingers my pro-buhari posts on this forum. I was mostly anti-pdp than pro-apc.
I'm at best likened to izzou or yourself who infact did vote for Obi but can hardly be called a "strong supporter or crusader" like many obidients like myself here.

Of course, all these elaboration would do nothing to stop these outlandish notion that maybe all APC voters should never condemn APC or its PRESENT supporters. You're calling me a hypocrite without pointing out what this hypocrisy is that you speak of.

izzou:


Very simple...To take Dangote’s customers.

Or you think he loves Nigerians very much?

For every one bag of BUA cement bought, Dangote sells 5. He can easily budget millions to cover the losses in the name of "Marketing "

If he reduces his price, him go thief Dangote own.

The day he will increase his price, he will not tell you.

Business 101

Oasis003:




.....passive indeed bruh, yet you claimed Buhari Strongest Supporters Trophy twice with Ibime allegedly a Runnerup.

Segedinho:

My stance on the issue is general,not limited to don j's.. if he defended Buhari then it becomes hypocrisy if he accuses people defending BAT'S DECISIONS irrespective of the outcome..


My 2 cents is on "don't rope me in,even when I vehemently criticize my principal despite my "work-rate" just b4 he assumes office..

GloriousGbola:


i was trying to remember the cost of lafarge cement

it is ironic that lafarge is in ewekoro - maybe two hours from lagos and therefore with lower shipping costs - but we still prefer to ship dangote cement all the way from obajana

donjazzet:


Except, I didn't. Throughout Buhari's tenure, I have barely ever outrightly defended him. Yes I voted for him over PDP after I bought their narratives of being the solution but when I saw that their policies have failed spectacularly, what I didn't do was double down on that support and outrightly sell my conscience for whatever. My electoral decisions have been guided on what I always felt was the best decision for our democracy and our country. Unlike people who consider tribe and material selfish motivations. If I was moved by those, Jonathan would have been my defacto choice over Buhari. The corruption and insecurity rampant were sever enough for people to embrace what was basically the first ever strong opposition to the giant called PDP and the first real chance of a stronger democracy.

That's why headed back to 2015 polls, APC still remains the firm choice, because they gave we the obidients the prelude to how we can bring down a ruling party. If APC failed to win PDP then, there would be no opposition today. These were the factors I considered but I repeat, that I voted for APC doesn't mean I set up a mean defense for them even when they blatantly failed.

larride:


Thailand is currently producing 20m tonnes of rice annually for a 70m population, while we current produce 5m tonnes of rice for an estimated 200m population.

Out of the 20m that Thailand produces, they export over 8m.

Thailand has advantages in a better industrial economy which greatly impact their cost of production and processing.

Go to the market today and check the price of grain, diesel, transportation even storage.

We cant compete with Thailand (who are not even in top 3 biggest producer of rice in the world) when it comes to production of rice and its attendant cost until things improve drastically here.

nihilistjnr:


Best in supporting Buhari in 2015 and 2019...

larride:


He wants a local rice producer that's still struggling with rocketing prices of grains, fuel and the likes to compete with Thailand that produces 20m tonnes of rice, 8m more than they needed in their country.

Nigerians are always wicked until he decides to do it himself. Then he will find out that it is either a lie, or he is wicked too.

Imagine comparing Thailand rice production to Nigeria.

izzou:


Nigerians are always wicked until he decides to do it himself. Then he will find out that it is either a lie, or he is wicked too.

Imagine comparing Thailand rice production to Nigeria.

Rice production in Thailand represents a significant portion of the Thai economy and labor force.[1] In 2017, the value of all Thai rice traded was 174.5 billion baht, about 12.9% of all farm production.[2] Of the 40% of Thais who work in agriculture, 16 million of them are rice farmers by one estimate.[3][4]

Thailand has a strong tradition of rice production. It has the fifth-largest amount of land under rice cultivation in the world and is the world's second largest exporter of rice.[5] Thailand has plans to further increase the land available for rice production, with a goal of adding 500,000 hectares (1,200,000 acres) to its already 9.2 million hectares (23 million acres) of rice-growing areas.[6][7] Fully half of Thailand's cultivated land is devoted to rice.[8]

donjazet:


I don't see the drug baron winning new votes.

You really think that the average Nigerian is motivated to go and vote for APC again?

We were motivated for APC 4 years ago and 8 years ago. They failed us! Many like us who voted for the APC in the hopes of them starting something new are what you call "dissatisfied voters" and you can bet your ass, a significant portion of us are OBIdient right now.

APC don show us shege, they've rubbed mud in our faces.

Me and Ibime were the strongest buhari supporters on this thread both in 2015 and 2019.

Only people like that vulture griller, mannabbq vulture griller are still making noise for that dead party.

While he doubled down on his support in the face of abject failure of the party. W
We are moving on to a new hope. A fresh party. And you can smell the breath of political revolution in the country.
Watch and see

GloriousGbola:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_production_in_Thailand

there is a lot more in the article

This is the country we should be comparing to Nigeria at this time?

Spy360:

This is what good African leadership should provide. But those we have as leaders are stooges to the West who empower them to do their biddings at the detriment of our people.

Why is Ajaokuta Steel not active? Why are our 5 refineries not active? You may need to know what IMF and WB think about these industries. I discovered that Nigerian government accept grants (which they steal any way) to make sure these industries don't work. To keep us in perpetual dependence on Europe and America.

What I stated there was an example of a symbiotic relationship. There are more.

donjazzet:
One wonders why the batists are the most enthused about this.

I have asked for actual EVIDENCE that I was indeed a STRONG SUPPORTER of Buhari.

A single post where I was very clearly being hyperbolic doesn't count. Or Abi the meaning of the word hyperbole is lost on people?

Show me where I am ACTUALLY supporting and defending the APC since it's ascension to power.

Because I wonder the planet where a post like this will be read as me actually supporting the APC.

CAPdan21:

No dog in this race but your actual statement that you were Buhari's strongest supporter is not evidence?...or were you on colos when you typed that?..

CAPdan21:

No dog in this race but your actual statement that you were Buhari's strongest supporter is not evidence?...or were you on colos when you typed that?..

donjazzet:


This is the answer to your question.

donjazzet:
One wonders why the batists are the most enthused about this.

I have asked for actual EVIDENCE that I was indeed a STRONG SUPPORTER of Buhari.

A single post where I was very clearly being hyperbolic doesn't count. Or Abi the meaning of the word hyperbole is lost on people?

Show me where I am ACTUALLY supporting and defending the APC since it's ascension to power.

Because I wonder the planet where a post like this will be read as me actually supporting the APC.
Infact the post is about me berating an APC member by highlighting how many of us who indeed did vote for APC won't be doing so again.

CAPdan21:

So in other words you were lying... what's the evidence that you're not lying that you were lying then?..

Ellexy:
Is it that you don't regards your own words in capital letters as actual evidence as against Dayo's words which you use against him all the time?

nihilistjnr:


Best in supporting Buhari in 2015 and 2019...

donjazzet:
One wonders why the batists are the most enthused about this.

I have asked for actual EVIDENCE that I was indeed a STRONG SUPPORTER of Buhari.

A single post where I was very clearly being hyperbolic doesn't count. Or Abi the meaning of the word hyperbole is lost on people?

Show me where I am ACTUALLY supporting and defending the APC since it's ascension to power.

Because I wonder the planet where a post like this will be read as me actually supporting the APC.
Infact the post is about me berating an APC member by highlighting how many of us who indeed did vote for APC won't be doing so again.

donjazzet:


Clearly you didn't understand the English. I employed hyperbole.
Read this again please. Very well. "EXAGGERATION, NOT MEANT TO BE TAKEN AT FACE VALUE".
If you're still having problem with that, I can't help.
The hyperbole is the word "strongest supporter". A big exaggeration, seeing as it is clearly not true.

afrodoc2:


So Dayo copied it from him?

Sensational.

CAPdan21:

So in other words you were lying?... what's the difference between you and someone like Ganduje?...