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Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Shikini: 12:51pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
Great |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Tinubuwins2023e: 1:06pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
OnyeAshuaUru: Peter Obituary is you and your family hope not me. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by feedthenation(m): 1:15pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
---why will anyone vote for a 'politician passenger' in transit between political parties from APGA to PDP to LP within the last 5 years---it shows Peter Obi does not have a sound political ideology---
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Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by IbomFinest: 1:28pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
The Economist describes APC’s Tinubu and PDP’s Atiku as not offering much in terms of developmental change, while citing previous allegations linking both candidates to crimes in the US.Pinned! |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by MoneyMustBMade(m): 1:28pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
I wonder how some people after looking at the condition of this nation today despite the resources in this nation we are poor, yet still recycling all this bad leaders again, are you Normal Pls let do the right thing now Vote in obidati Vote labour party |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Image123(m): 1:35pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
antontech: He's not different, that's the obvious point. If Tinubu left APC and joined SDP or any other party, he'd still be Tinubu that we've known for many years. Obi didn't drop from the moon, did he? |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by ridbell01(m): 1:51pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
God1000:this is the only chance you have. Speak for yourself and your generation |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Nanlesurf(m): 1:57pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
dre11:what emphasis should he make again,his interviews speak for itself,our best chance yet |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Image123(m): 1:58pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
CSTRR: i hope you're not one of those shouting on religious lines for Christian not to vote Muslim because this your lie makes devils jealous. Sovereign wealth fund is not new and people have been having it for over 100 years. NOI complained about FG not saving. Governors including Obi took FG to court because FG was spending the savings alone. Not because Obi wanted to save. All the governors, headed by PDP's own Ameachi wanted FG to share the money with them(state government). Stinginess is different from savings. Obi is a stingy man, which is not good for any economy. Savings is different from stinginess. Obi is a wicked evil man who used state funds to empower his family business in the name of investment/savings. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by tegrianonigltd(m): 2:18pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
GeneralPula: Before you post things, try research. Why, where how |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by CSTRR: 4:47pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
Image123:Governors excluding OBI took FG to court. Start with that truth before I will answer your BS. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by prodigy22: 5:15pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
LikeAking: He is not like the others, I tell you the man is cut from a different cloth. Is it greed that made him leave PDP where he was guaranteed Vp ticket with a 80% chance of becoming the number 2 man in Nigeria. To pursue his fortunes in a mushroom party? What Nigeria politician will do that? Nigeria problems are not complex we don't need a 'expert' or a genius to solve our problems. Nigeria problem is the cabal plain and simple. Jonathan was too cowardly to face them. He could only cry. Aisha Buhari admitted her husband was under their control, before she was silenced and went to Dubai on exile. Are you aware that atiku was the father of the day in Buhari child wedding? There is a grand conspiracy in this country. That's why simple issues like refinery functioning, power generation, massive oil theft have gone on in perpetuity. My Papa wey work for NEPA 1980s said that by then they were already generating 5000mw electricity. The cabal are bloodsuckingly wicked. APC and PDP are one and the same. I swear my gut tells me that atiku is at the center of the cabal but only time will tell. On the issue of turning Anambra state to London, I'll ask you this of all the 36 states, which one was turned to London apart from Lagos and Abuja where all Nigeria money is domiciled? Obi is not a magician bro. He improved upon the system he met, despite the low igr, and left something for the person coming after him. Sorry for the epistle bro, naija issues dey pain for chest 1 Like |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by bewla(m): 5:23pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
God1000:You Say what again |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by LikeAking: 5:26pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
prodigy22: None of the 36 states have been turned in London or anything thing close to it. If Obi had special abilities it would have unvield it self while he was a gov. Forget all those cabal allegations, they are just minor problems. Their is a cabal in every country.. The question is, does Obi posses the ability to create a meaningful change in Nigeria? If your ans is yes, then why didn't he developed his state a little bit in 8 yrs? Did he even create life changing policies, at least a modern curriculum in his state, some as simple as that requires less funds. Did he even try to create jobs or means of livelihood for every adult? This is also very simple and our leaders always ignore it. PO is just a lesser evil.. 1 Like |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by naijamerican: 5:47pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
mmsen: The economist is apolitical. Who do you trust, TVC?? |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by mmsen: 5:48pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
naijamerican: The economist is not 'apolitical'. Defending the global status quo is far from 'apolitical'. A very naive take. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by naijamerican: 5:49pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
Image123: See this mumu�� |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by DeOTR: 6:33pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
owobokiri:If you believe the country is loosing N700 million to oil theft month and the government doesn't know about it, that should be a revelation to you. I wrote a thesis on a topic bothering on this as far back as 2013, and now, after after 9 years you're telling me it's a revelation because Obi said so? Guy, it's an open secret. It only became worrisome because the government complained that it fails to meet its daily quota because of it. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by winterfell007(m): 7:58pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
LikeAking:Are you aware that Anambra the highest Human Development Index according to NBS for a while now? They’re competing with Osun state I think? |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Kingbeewillsee(m): 8:18pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
Espelbengz: The Obi everyone want
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Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by prodigy22: 8:57pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
LikeAking: At least we agree po is the best candidate � But on a more serious note economically speaking the smaller the country the harder it is for it to attain wealth. Anambra is not even a country it is a state of 4 million people under the full control of messed up Nigeria. Peter Obi is not a magician. Most of the bad press he was getting was from disgruntled fellows that were not getting the egunje they expected. Even at that he definitely left Anambra state better than he left it. I will leave it at that. As for the cabal issue. Every nation has cabal. But when the cabal activity is day by day plunging the nation into a pit of sorrow, then I believe it is nothing to make light of. Under Obasanjo they were sabotaging the refineries. Since Jonathan they were emboldened and did not allow a single liter of fuel leave our refineries. My broda how much does it cost to fix up a refinery? I cited to you that since 1980 we are still struggling with 5000mw. This is not just incompetence. You are aware that power generation is in the exclusive list. When tinubu was governor of Lagos he arranged for Enron to supply Lagos power through offshore barges. FG cancelled the deal. My bro if you open your eye you will see the grand conspiracy at play. They invited bokoharam and funded them before things went out of hand. Do not make light of these people. APC government sunk Nigeria into 90+ billion debt. If 5bn of that money was invested into refineries, they will all be working. You cannot make light of a set of people that made dame patience cry on national TV. But I know the tears of that woman, the blood of the slain, the sweat of the suffering will surely secure justice. Mark my words, like that fake hostage negotiator, they will be exposed, thank you. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by ComeToJesus: 9:54pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
Obi represents the future. Obi is the man for the job. The others are expired and corrupt. Vote Obi✓
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Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by Kingspin(m): 11:03pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
We keep warning those who brought Buhari against Buhari pro max. Don't suffer all of us together with u just because they don't want to notice Obi. Unknown to them, they shot themselves in the feet too. |
Re: 2023: Obi’s Sudden Ascent Represents A Rare Chance For Nigeria - The Economist by writeprof(m): 1:55pm On Oct 12, 2022 |
PO Phenomenon is what is called "revolution" in case you are thinking of revolution to be something different. |
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