This is their result sheet after 12 years… and then add insecurity, corruption, poor healthcare, and pretty much ZERO improvement in any other sector. That’s their result sheet.
Yesterday, I saw two thirst traps on Twitter. I noticed they had a lot of engagement, so I went through the comments. There were men saying that if they could afford it, they would give these women lots of money and lick their toes.
It was weird to me even as a feet guy. But I appreciate the reasoning. Those men reflect what “men” today are, as opposed to men like myself. (And I’m not even a hard guy; I just be chilling.)
Anyway, if you’re a woman looking to settle down, do what you can to find such men who are looking for toes to lick. Or men that are into “bagging women.” You get to have a man who’ll worship you for existing, and you’d never need a pedicure because his tongue will do the job.
My first ever encounter with this man called Peter Obi was at 8:43am. I was late to school, and as i stood outside the gate waiting for the Labour prefect to bring brooms and show us where we to sweep, i saw this man casually walk into the school premises and ask me to take him to where our senior prefect was 😅. He only came to the school cos he wanted to confirm by himself if the computers that was approved by the education board was actually sent to our school.
He didn't even come to see our principal who saw him from his office and rushed to greet him. Obi smiled, greeted and waved at him while still following our senior prefect to the computer room and checking it to be sure it worked properly.
After that, he went class by class, asking us what we needed. He didn't even come with an entourage or anything. Just him.
I don't think you understand how crazy it is to have the governor of your state casually walking into your school without any escort and assessing what needs to be done himself.
The next day, they brought us new ceiling fans and brand new chairs...
He set the bar so high in governance that if you tell random Nigerians that you could casually text your governor your problems or tune into ABS radio on a Tuesday evening to call in to his show and that your area would be immediately attended to or he'd explain to you why it hasn't yet been attended to.
Looking back, i think i understand better now why we Anambrarians didn't even say much online about Peter Obi, and that is because we were living so well and so fine we didn't even want outsiders to know how well we were enjoying 😅. That's the only plausible explanation i can give.
We didn't give this man enough PR, although it is not entirely our fault cos he loved to live a low-key lifestyle, but at the same time... we had our mouths filled with enjoyment.
If you knew how bad things were from the Mbadinuju era, you'd understand that Obi did so well we couldn't even believe our luck. I guess we felt that if we publicly praised him too much, it might get into his head and he'd probably stop doing all these good things for us because it was too good to be true. But here we are, trading words online with people wey we no even suppose dey talk to at all 😂
@WriterBornKing_ Go through the pain of the same thing again got me rolling...why describe it as pain? I don't think it is for them, infact it brings them new satisfaction.
@WriterBornKing_ It happens to me too. But also know very intelligent people that can watch a particular movie twice back to back. I don't know how they are built.
There were no Whatsapp chats and no phone calls. Relationships were real and deeply felt. That once a while you get to see and talk to your brother or friend, the emotions are felt deeply because you're not sure the next time and may not get to see again for a long time. In this era, life was lived in it's organic form. Love and friendship were real.
⚠️ What INEC likely wants to achieve with the AI (SI) is to create an algorithm that would mimick the percentage distribution of the 2023 election and apply it on the 2027 voting distribution.
Example: If an electronic voting is introduced, you can vote for ADC and at the back end the system redirects the ADC vote to count for APC. The AI will automatically ensure that a ratio replicates an alloted weight distribution to guarantee APC's victory. Even if it is manual, the AI will do exactly the same thing with the manual result sheet and produce a favorable option.
This can be done by looking at the ratio of the 2023 announced result of:
APC - 8,792,726 representing 37%
PDP - 6,984,520 representing 29%
LP - 6,101,533 representing 25%
With this, they can train the AI model to understand the victory requirement and allocation bias, while displaying the votes LIVE on national TV. 2027 will be the biggest electoral malpractice of all time if Nigerians remain docile "as usual".
How can this be averted?
The PU officers MUST tabulate and report the figures at the polling unit and the winner identified even before the results get to the WARD and national level. Opposition should not rely on INEC figures unless it matches the PUs figures.
This is why the INEC Chairman is harping that no other source can be used to confirm the result except INEC's result sheet.
Nigerians, get your 2 x 2 to put pressure on INEC. Nigerians must be allowed to chose their leaders.
Enough is enough!
Ecumenism truly is the bane of Nigerian Christianity.
The pastor that organized the ministers’ conference is likely a friend of your pastor, or your pastor approves of him.
The motivational speaker spewing filth as wisdom has likely been invited to your church to teach before and is likely also respected by your pastor and those in his circle.
It begs the question: to what end is all of this lament if it does not fundamentally affect your approach to church? Will you question your pastor if he continues frolicking with these people?
Will you ask questions in church about why your leaders identify with these men, the basis of such association, and the implications for the church?
There is a sense in which many of us do not fear the Lord as we profess. We can watch His house being plundered by hirelings and are content with a few tweets here and there expressing concern, or some conversation with friends, without doing anything in the context of our local churches to ensure that such men are never platformed or approved, especially if your church is given to such associations.
This thing has always boggled my mind. You will join us to complain about prosperity gospel, but your pastors’ mentors and guides are the fathers of this perversion in Nigeria. You will join us to lament about false teachers, but the Benny Hinns and Pastor Chrises of this world are all revered in your churches.
Which way, Nigerian Christians? Do we want to serve God in truth, or do we just want an appearance of unity void of the presence and power of God? We will never know God truly with the way we conduct ourselves. There must be a clear-cut separation between those who belong to God and those living for their lusts and passions.
How much do we love God, and how much are we willing to lose to honor God? What has professing Christ cost you, and when exactly will you walk away from these deceivers and all who approve of them? Too distracted, you cannot see that you are being robbed. You cannot see how blind and empty you are because you have not His Word.
“But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel contrary to the one we preached to you, let him be accursed.” - Galatians 1:8–9.
“As for a person who stirs up division, after warning him once and then twice, have nothing more to do with him, knowing that such a person is warped and sinful; he is self-condemned.” - Titus 3:10–11.
The apostles never treated false doctrine lightly, as though it could be managed, or made reckless statements like, “Everyone has their calling, leave each person to focus on their own ministry”, “We all have different graces”, and other such nonsense because they understood that doctrines are like spirits, and if many people are possessed enough by false doctrines, Satan will reign freely amongst them, sabotaging their claim to faith and ensnaring their souls.