@channelstv Like seriously? Good for you and yours but not for others? It's even ridiculous to have the status of 'first family', meaning that the rest of us are second class families? That mindset is the problem with the so-called govt of the people, by the people, and for the people π€
@AishaYesufu Women just can't handle the truth, no wonder men won't open up to them. Funny how they pick what they want to hear and miss the whole point of the discussion. Once they make up their minds about something, nothing else you say mean anything to them π€·ββοΈ
@mustyz2012@Naija_Activist What is there to believe in Nigeria? Only those that benefit from the confusion in Nigeria would defend the intolerable situation of the country. Since independence, we still haven't evolved into a viable nation. History will vindicate the Igbo's contributions to Nigeria.
@soyetunde2005@Naija_Activist That's a big fat lie. Igbo's are hospitable to every visitor or tribe from any part of Nigeria. Unfortunately, other tribes would not invest long-term in the southeast like the Igbo's invest in other regions. However, Igbo's don't complain about that, they treat everyone equally
@DeleFarotimi Jega elder brother...such a smooth operator. No one saw it coming, but we shouldn't be surprised because our country defies every logic and common sense known to man.
@williamsefe16 Nigerians love status and unconsciously prefer the status quo, even when an authentic game changer stares them in the face. We like the idea of freedom but afraid to try something drastic to dismantle all evil, as there's no lesser evil amongst the supposed front runners.
@_dinomelaye All de die na die belongs to only you and your fellow elite. Y'all should hasten the dieing and stop occupying the space reserved for better Nigerians π
@sowore Totally agree with you. So unfortunate that we've deteriorated to this level after all said and done. The whole system sucks and the suffering citizens don't even help matters. Are we cursed or we are the cause?π€
@channelstv The true meaning of capitalism in a democratic dispensation, playing out in Nigeria, where power belong to a few people and used to manipulate a people that power supposedly belong to. What an irony? π€
@Sbgidado@abati1990 It's not about party in this particular election, but the individual. Labour party can't be compared to either PDP or APC. The latter are known evil, inept and reckless bunch of hypocrites, while Labour party hasn't proved anything yet in terms of governance.