Contrary to popular belief, politicians are not the ones that create tribal tensions. They only take advantage of it.
Politicians are the most practical people.
You people are the ones who want to sweep the tensions under the rug and act like it does not exist.
Mindlessness, sunk cost, ego or tribal solidarity.
These are the only reasons any self respecting person is still following Peter into this election.
A lot of you are just not self aware.
“Ndị Igbo, while we transcend the borders and are in everybody’s place, let us tone down the noise and respect our hosts.” -Gov. Soludo
Speaking at TEDx Enugu
Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Masoyinbo || Episode Three Hundred and Sixty-Four with Dr Kadri Babafemi Hamzat @drobafemihamzat : An exciting game show dedicated to promoting and preserving the Yoruba language and culture.
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When I left Islam, I committed apostasy. I was dehumanized and tortured for it.
I couldn’t believe the evil my own people were capable of.
@liamtuffs1 asked a Muslim on his podcast: “so if someone left Islam, you’d kill em?”
His response confirms what happened to me.
Just read up about Marxism and Leninism.
Also about communist states and Capitalist states.
Realized that the only reason I have thought communism is bad all my life is because of media propaganda of Hollywood.
Oyedele: We are introducing price modulation, with a ₦1,350 per litre ceiling that is neither a subsidy nor price control
We are introducing price modulation. Government is negotiating a ceiling of ₦1,350 per litre on the ex-gantry or landing cost of petrol to keep the price stable. When costs rise above the ceiling, refineries and importers will carry the shortfall and recover it later. This is neither a subsidy nor price control.
- Taiwo Oyedele, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy
Dear Peter Obi, At first you said you will not back a subsidy return and now you back it.
It’s essential for Nigerian to know where you stand as regards this matter
I will like see a policy paper on subsidy by the NDC.
A position paper is needed
Becoming president in a democracy is a game of inordinate ambitions and overlapping interests.
If you allow yourself be sold on it being Good vs Evil, then you are at best naive but really you are a fool.
If you drive in Lagos at night,
Learn from the first 2 minutes of this video.
If someone is deliberately obstructing you, find a way and drive fast.
If they hit you from behind, don’t come down, drive off.
Unless you’re sure the axis is safe or you’re carrying.
Politics is a revolving door of interests. Sometimes they align, sometimes they don’t.
Political interests are too nuanced for you to fall for the Good vs Evil trope.
To an igboman, everybody else is a bigot. Everyone else but him. Yoruba o Hausa o fulani o, even “black America”. All of us bigots.
Shift, let’s see front abeg.
Sha don’t play yourself. Your tribe is still your ultimate identity. And if someone is calling you a bigot because of what someone else did, they are the bigot, not you.
I hate it when I come across parents that don’t allow their kids speak their native language.
You are robbing your child of his unique identity.
An African child born in Africa that can not speak any African language is a disaster.
Who will relate to him?