@HeIsJayjam Someone once said, once you decide to support APC, you suddenly take leave of your senses. So,I'm not surprised to see what these APC clowns are saying here.
If you want to know why they don’t allow this empty skull speak to the media is because when he opens his mouth, kasala burst.
Just listen to your president.
@ruffydfire I remember when Festus Keyamo was interviewed on one of those TV stations, and he was asked about BAT's educational background. His answer was so shocking and very ridiculous. He said in those days, brilliant students didn't need to go to school, that they learned from home.
This is exactly the kind of tribal bigotry that keeps Nigeria divided.
You reduce over 200 million people to stereotypes and then expect to be taken seriously.
Instead of discussing policy, equity, or development, you paint an entire region with one brush and pretend that’s an argument.
Nigeria’s problems won’t be solved by ranking tribes or inventing collective guilt. They will be solved when people stop using ethnicity as a political weapon.
If your strongest political point is to pit Nigerians against one another, you’ve already admitted you have no real solution.
Tribal prejudice is not patriotism. It’s intellectual laziness dressed up as political commentary.
Wicked woman,
@Sistaliano It's so sad that your only takeaway from that interview was that statement. That's how mundane you ppl have reduced serious issues to. Be serious for once!
“I Took a Loan of £75,000 From the UK to Come and Invest in Nigeria Because the Government Said We Should Come Back and Invest. But the Same Government Is Destroying Our Investment. As I’m Talking Right Now, I’m Actually Thinking of Counting My Losses, Packing My Things, Tearing My Nigerian Passport, and Going Back. I Have Friends Who Have Destroyed Their Nigerian Passports Because of Things Like This.” ~ Man Cries Out After His Investment and Business Were Destroyed and Demolished in Abuja Without Any Notice or Warning.💔🤦🏾♂️
@AnewNaija I think this decision of your, and given the reasons highlighted, needs to be emulated. So therefore, I beg to join you in that change of heart. Hopefully, I'll get my bag of rice ASAP!
I’m an ardent supporter of Peter Obi, but after serious reflection, I hereby withdraw my support. This decision stems from a shocking revelation that is unbecoming of a man of his calibre. I have now realized that I have been supporting the wrong man all these years. Here is the revelation: I was reliably informed that Peter Obi is too frugal, too accountable, and too focused on production over consumption. This level of discipline is simply unacceptable in Nigerian politics. Going forward, I will be supporting the man who tripled the poverty rate and believes a bag of rice is economic policy. Goodbye, Peter Obi.
@_kokogee_@BwalaDaniel You actually sounded very intelligent when you were on the opposition. Now you're hardly recognizable. Nothing you say makes any sense to the normal human being.