izzou:
Don,jazet

Your posts are becoming something else! Walahi.

don.jazet:
When you are ashamed to support your candidate.

That Facebook moment when you post in the thing that is extremely unfortunate.

85% of your readers agree that you are now effectively a fool at 40.

2% are your offline friends who cringe on your behalf and decide to be kind by staying silent.

3% know you used to be respectable once but this is Nigeria and agenda must agend otherwise na unto brokeity for manchi.

The rest 10% rush in just to hail you with comments of "Mama tell dem! We stand with you, sir. It's your integrity for me."

☝️

You look at this 10% and it hits you in the solar plexus of your diminishment:

They are all IDP fans group. These ones stan for all and stand by anything that looks like a give-away. They have sussed that a largesse is coming, so they have to register their eternally displaced loyalty in time.

First you double down on your oriburuku. You suddenly become Ikorodu Voltaire. "To you is my choice and to me is your choice; let us all choice wisely because to choice is err and to human is divide."

Then you have to forage through your inner embarrassment to throw out 20 posts per minute.

More people separate themselves quietly, leaving you on the dancefloor of your opprobrium.

You post about your gateman and his wife. You check for likes.

Your post reactions are now overly important to your life.

Next, you let us know you went to supermarket and bought expensive potatoes. You say nonsense like "May Nigeria succeed". You check for likes.

Then, you post about match that we all have seen. You check for likes.

Afterwards, you post your family. You check for the one stray comment that references the fart you left behind you recently. You pounce on this. Suddenly you are now being oppressed. Your haters are threatening your family. You scream outrage. Your 10% alabaru fans jump out to sing for their supper. They tear that straggler ten new holes.

You declare your Facebook page an autocracy. No demonstration of craze allowed. All dissenting voices will be blocked.

Everyone leaves you except the almajiri who drop begging bowls in your comments section per second:

"Daddy Yo, Mummy wa, remember us in your kingdom oh LOL!"

You seethe but swallow the rage. This is not your best life. You once thought yourself a big deal and actually had discussions with peers.

You continue to dog whistle through the final throes of your naked emperor disgrace. No one picks the bait.

You are now reduced to posting slay queen photos. You strip and divide yansh in some. You wear too many embellishments in others. You do endless photo ops with every passing fly and write copious odes to phantom friendships.

You protest that you are super happy. You even post whole sermons and hymns.

You seek Allah and embrace Jesus.

As usual, only the Vuvuzela FC attend your shalaye fests. They continue the hailing and affirmations of rank idiocy.

Finally, you accept that you have been cancelled by decent society.

This is the nadir of all that is remotely human. You couldn't sink any lower, even if you tried.

You start to show your true colours.

At this point you realise that he that is lost need fear no loss. You throway shame, off cloth and kukuma support Tinubu.

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nihilistjnr:



Someone that has already given you his exact playbook only a few days ago?

izzou:


I know he's obsessed with Obi, but this talk about Igbo's developing Lagos shows a high level of ignorance.

His consistency with it is why I'm starting to become surprised.

izzou:


It's not even about him gassing out.

It's about it making sense. It doesn't even make sense

nihilistjnr:


We saw the same thing on Chelsea thread during the early stages of the Russian Invasion, when he decided that Abramovich was the worst thing since Lucifer.

The guy is a crusader waiting for a cause - he doesn't believe in anything, he just wants to jihad.

Same guy has been anti and pro lgbtq, anti and pro religion, anti and pro abramovich, and it may not surprise you to learn that this young obidient was once a pro APC campaigner for Buhari.

The guy suffers from a terrorist complex. He's just waiting for someone to give him a suicide vest and a final slogan to chant.

When you lack internal conviction & moral compass, you will drift from position to position and ideology to ideology like a blade of grass in the wind - with little substance and no roots.

izzou:


It's not even about him gassing out.

It's about it making sense. It doesn't even make sense

izzou:


I know he's obsessed with Obi, but this talk about Igbo's developing Lagos shows a high level of ignorance.

His consistency with it is why I'm starting to become surprised.

nihilistjnr:


We saw the same thing on Chelsea thread during the early stages of the Russian Invasion, when he decided that Abramovich was the worst thing since Lucifer.

The guy is a crusader waiting for a cause - he doesn't believe in anything, he just wants to jihad.
Same guy has been anti and pro lgbtq, anti and pro religion, anti and pro abramovich, and it may not surprise you to learn that this young obidient was once a pro APC campaigner for Buhari.

The guy suffers from a terrorist complex. He's just waiting for someone to give him a suicide vest and a final slogan to chant.
When you lack internal conviction & moral compass, you will drift from position to position and ideology to ideology like a blade of grass in the wind - with little substance and no roots.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Gistlover don drop nuclear bomb!


They said Amoda was born in Iragbiji town on March 29, 1935.


2022-1935 = 87.

Oasis007:


Well said.

Nezzjnr:

I dey tell you

He's bringing all these on himself

nihilistjnr:


Pray for him.

If he keeps going like this, na pokunso go end am las las

donjazet:


Damn seems like I missed a lot while I was being slaughtered by the usual fools.

Anyways as to your point, where have I ever said "igbos developed Lagos"? I mean some certainly did, in conjoining with several others but the federal government, pre and post colonial were certainly the biggest developers of Lagos.

donjazet:


Yeah, like we will pray for you to get over the sexual molestation you suffered as a minor that has completely damaged your pyschology as a grown man. A man that dwells on sexual threads on the internet seeking to satisfy a perverted fantasy while literally having a wife and kids at home.

I'm certainly praying for you bro.

izzou:


[color=royalblueI don't know what you intend to gain by posting some of these tweets.

Lagos is not No man's land
Lagos presented us with opportunities. And that's why we are here.

Opportunities are the catalysts for migration. I don't know any Igbo that woke up, took his hard earned money and travelled to Lagos just to build houses and contribute to their GDP. He definitely found and opportunity here, exploited to his advantage, and did that.

You say you're not a tribalist, but at every single opportunity, you throw jabs at other tribes .

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donjazet:


Where have I done the bolded?? Seems you are confusing me with someone else. Show me where I have denigrated and derided an entire tribe?

I lived in Lagos for the better part of my life, it's not even been that long I left Lagos.
I have soo many relatives who are Yoruba. Some of my relatives married Yoruba spouses.

Infact one of my very best dish today is what the yorubas call efo riro. Spinach stew and ofada rice. My God, I always have to go extra miles to find that food to eat.

I am not foolish enough to limit myself to a particular tribe or identity. I see myself as a human of the world foremost before all these local identities. Whether African, Nigerian or Igbo.

Nigeria Diaspora family has the capacity to catapult our nation to greatness.

In 2021 Nigeria’s foreign direct investment (FDI) was $4.8 billion. This is paltry compared to Diaspora remittances. Therefore, I see Diaspora remittances as the new normal and becoming Nigeria’s Official Development Assistance (ODA).

Moreover, expert assessments are indicative that with proper policy and planning, Nigerians in Diaspora could potentially remit about $60b annually; which will translate to about 14% of our total GDP.

Oasis007:


Very few Monikers here are cheering him to keep up with it but he assumes its actually the majority, thus getting energised to keep digging - so low for himself.

BlueRayDick:
Even the empty brained resident 007 wants to take a shot , na wa o.

Someone who literally spends hours on the thread posting links , pictures and opinion of others without any meaningful contribution past adding emoji and “LMAO” due to his inability to form his own opinion. Smh .

Perhaps u assume when I mention APC “think-tanks “ I was referring to u by any chance ; Niggga Perish that thought ! I actually believe u are incapable of thinking as the Yes-man that u have portrayed yourself to be . Even to take a shot u had to ride on another niggga’s dick.

There’s no need to be annoyed , some of us have but few hours to drop our own opinion on issues and topics being discussed on the thread. When we are done you can always have the thread to urself to dot it with ur usual pictures mocking a candidate that appears to be a threat to ur MCM , links to propaganda Twitter threads, government worshipping posts , usual emojis and a dose of LMAO as usual.

I just say make I clear say u no matter in the general scheme of things , not on this thread and not even in my world.

Godided:
FIVE Reasons why I will NEVER vote Peter Obi in 2023.

1. I am a Yoruba man. I will rather vote Yoruba than Igbo
2. Tinubu fixed Lagos
3. Peter Obi is IPOB
4. Peter Obi cannot win
5. Peter Obi’s supporters are toxic and abusive.

Let me explain. A little bit of a long Thread

1. I am a Yoruba man. I will rather vote a Yoruba man than an Igbo man.

Except that I lived along Lagos-Abeokuta expressway when Obasanjo was president, and he lived in Ota, along the same road, and it was amongst the worst in the country despite my neighbor being president

And the road remains so till today despite Lagos/FG alignment, which was the reason given then. Tribal politics has never benefited any tribe in Nigeria. The north remains the poorest despite having the most presidents, Bayelsa remains poor with development issues despite GEJ.

2. Tinubu fixed Lagos. Increased IGR

Infact Tinubu paid for my WAEC in 2002. I thank him for that. I thank him. But there is more to my son’s future than Lagos’ revenue and WAEC. Lagos is not fixed, it is infact an epitome of Nigeria’s political corruption, underdevelopment and vested interest-driven rot - in transport system through NURTW, in corruption by public officers, wasteful spending, collapse of infrastructure and delays of infrastructural projects despite huge revenue potential, high handedness of security officials, etc.

I do not believe Tinubu will cause a paradigm shift in governance in Nigeria, because clearly, governance in Lagos has even come to represent the very worst of Nigerian governance - cronyism, favoritism, extortion, bribery, violence, rigging, crude godfatherism, profligacy, etc

So where will a man who has enabled this for over 20yrs suddenly get the change we need from? The contest is not between Tinubu as governor vs Peter Obi as governor. It is between Tinubu as a political shark and enabler of profligate governance vs. Reform-minded minimalism of PO

3. Peter Obi is IPOB. Atiku will unify Nigeria.

Except that Atiku has NEVER called out herdsmen attack on other tribes because of his cultural linkage, never called out banditry will his full chest, never called out religious killings in the north - infact deleted a tweet on his behalf condemning the killing of Deborah. Never condemned terrorism-linked Minister Pantami, and shown consistently that he is a closet Buharist waiting to launch his tribal &religious bias once he reaches Aso rock. But its Obi who has repeatedly denied IPOB that is the problem�

4. Peter Obi cannot win. Labour Party has no structure

Many of us have since agreed that real structural change in Nigeria cannot come from the two dominant parties - the only way to achieve this is for a people-backed candidate to win. This is the closest we have being to this.

Else, others will be more sympathetic to their badly corrupt political structures. Tinubu and Atiku are amongst the biggest gladiators of that corrupt political structure. LP and Obi have built a momentum that is reverberating across the world. It can happen and it is happening.

5. Peter Obi’s supporters are toxic and abusive. I can never align with such bullies.

Well, all thanks to Buharists who introduced this approach in 2015, and to be fair, it worked for ousting GEJ and built momentum for Buhari globally.

That GMB ended up a complete calamity isn’t because of that support, but because he was never a good candidate. Peter Obi is by all parameters better than Buhari. The anger is even more justified now because the rot has further deepened. Nigerians are dying like chickens.

You can’t expect a dying man to be smiling at you for supporting his killers. APC ruined Nigeria in the past 7.5years. Tinubu endorsed the ruin and his boys benefitted from it. If that same level of venom is required to achieve the 2015 effect, then sorry, but I’m not sorry.

"These are the reasons why I won’t vote Peter Obi". I won’t vote him alone. I will vote him with my family, friends and all associates I can rally.



Lovers of bad governance read the first few lines with joy only to realize they got fooled after reading the whole post

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donjazet:


Where have I done the bolded?? Seems you are confusing me with someone else. Show me where I have denigrated and derided an entire tribe?

I lived in Lagos for the better part of my life, it's not even been that long I left Lagos.
I have soo many relatives who are Yoruba. Some of my relatives married Yoruba spouses.

Infact one of my very best dish today is what the yorubas call efo riro. Spinach stew and ofada rice. My God, I always have to go extra miles to find that food to eat.

I am not foolish enough to limit myself to a particular tribe or identity. I see myself as a human of the world foremost before all these local identities. Whether African, Nigerian or Igbo.

izzou:


I don't know what you intend to gain by posting some of these tweets.

Lagos is not No man's land
Lagos presented us with opportunities. And that's why we are here.

Opportunities are the catalysts for migration. I don't know any Igbo that woke up, took his hard earned money and travelled to Lagos just to build houses and contribute to their GDP. He definitely found and opportunity here, exploited to his advantage, and did that.

You say you're not a tribalist, but at every single opportunity, you throw jabs at other tribes.

izzou:


It's not even about him gassing out.

It's about it making sense. It doesn't even make sense

izzou:


Its okay to see yourself as human first. Its also human to respect what others see themselves as. If someone sees his tribe first, you should be human enough to respect that.

You are posting a tweet calling a particular tribe "Xenophobic boogies", and at the same time, you're convincing me you're not a tribalist?

Apart from online, the Igbos and Yorubas have had the least tribal conflicts in Lagos. Its only on Twitter that we have useless stats and noises about how much they hate each other.

I really don't know what you intend to gain from all these.

Oasis007:

Oasis007: