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HERE IS THE CONTEXT !
He was okay with ZIK taken over Western region when he wouldn’t dare do that in North where he was born. It’s been long this expansionist have been on their expansionism ! LIBERALISM is a cancer.
Meanwhile he wasn’t having it that an EFIK man became the head of EASTERN REGION
THEY CAN’T TAKE WHAT THEY WANT TO FORCE DOWN YOUR THROAT WITH EMOTIONAL BLACKMAIL AND VICTIMHOOD WARFARE !
What on earth is wrong with both the young and the old Igbo people?
Just imagine justifying Azikiwe who is not a Yoruba man but attempted being the PREMIER OF WESTERN REGION under the disguise of ONE NIGERIA ?
Yet immediately he lost , he ran back to his own EASTERN REGION and displaced Eyo-Ita but that’s not TRIBALISM?
ALWAYS IN PEOPLE’S BUSINESS
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Let me hint you all little about what was discussed yesterday in the palace of LAGOS STATE.
No Yoruba man with Ibo wife will ever be allowed to be lagos state governor, Representatives, Senator, or lGC ...
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Zik was preaching ethnocide. Let’s us all forget our differences, you created a ibo federal union and in your speech said the igbos were specially created to liberate the children of Africa. When awo created Egbe Omo oduduwa, zik wrote to British to sentence him for treason
Lmaoo GTFO, nigga said a Nigerian
In a regional system you left your region tried to rule over people that aren’t your kin all in the name of “one Nigeria”
If One Nigeria was truly the agenda why didn’t he go and seek power in the north?
Why was he seeking power in the West and trying to rule Lagos, give me an answer
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While President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is focused on implementing structural reforms to rebuild Nigeria's economy, history reminds us of the alternatives. We cannot forget the 2006 PTDF investigation, where $20 million meant for human capacity development was diverted to an unapproved bank account.
Truly, nothing screams visionary leadership quite like having 18 corruption charges swept under the rug by a legal technicality.
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The educational policies in Nigeria was never designed to disadvantage any region. The higher percentage of out-of-school children in Arewa is deliberate.
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With what I have seen from President Tinubu's Manifesto on Security, my goodness crime rate will reduced, I am very sure the person who put this document for security studied criminology. I am seriously happy with what I saw.
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Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s prophetic warnings about Nigeria’s constitutional design are central to his political legacy.
Long before independence, he explicitly foresaw that a heavily centralized, unitary-style government in a multi-ethnic nation would inevitably plunge the country into economic stagnation and political and systemic instability.
In his foundational books, "Path to Nigerian Freedom" (1947) and "Thoughts on Nigerian Constitution" (1966), Chief Awolowo provided a comparative global analysis of multilingual and multi-ethnic states. He warned that enforcing a unitary system over deeply diverse populations would naturally breed systemic friction.
He famously observed that a centralized government wearing a federal mask would at its best "groan poignantly" and at its worst "suffer a nervous breakdown". He argued that centralizing resource control, forcing states to look to the center for monthly financial handouts, would destroy regional productivity.
He correctly anticipated that shifting from a system based on productivity and derivation to one based on population size and political leverage would paralyze local economies, breed mass corruption, and slow national development to a crawl.
Chief Awolowo viewed federalism not as an abstract political theory, but as an absolute requirement for survival. He firmly believed that national unity in Nigeria could never be coerced or built through slogans; it had to be structurally earned through a balanced division of power where no single group lived in fear of exclusion or domination.
Chief Awolowo advocated for a constitutional framework where boundaries were drawn logically around linguistic and cultural lines. He maintained that true stability could only be achieved if minority groups possessed their own autonomous, self-governing federal units rather than being swallowed up by an overbearing center.
Awolowo envisioned a secular constitutional framework where regional and cultural identities were preserved through decentralized governance. A highly decentralized, truly federalist Nigeria that actively protected ethnic minorities from regional domination. highly decentralized, truly federalist Nigeria that actively protected ethnic minorities from regional domination.
He was right 79 years ago; he is still right today.
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I said Atiku sold and mismanaged the public assets when he was heading Privitisation Programme. A fake Buharist asked me to mention the name of the Yoruba man who was in power because it is hypocrisy to blame the Vice President who didn’t have a final say. Well, i won't answer you according to your stinking hypocrisy. I will only ask you a question too. When Osinbajo mismanaged the Humanitarian Programme under him, do we also blame Buhari? And just like Obasanjo took back the leadership of privatisation Programme from Atiku, Buhari also took Humanitarian Programme away from Osinbajo, even the wife of the military man who replaced Osinbajo was also worse than her predecessor. Should we now say it is Buhari that stole the money? When your new god Abubakar Malami was found culpable in the law court, why is it that it is his assets that were seized, why didn’t they seize Buhari’s assets?
With due respect, you're a fool!
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BREAKING: The FG has launched free online lessons for pupils in public schools that lack teachers. The platform allows pupils to learn from trained teachers without paying for internet data. The FG is also helping teachers improve their skills through new training programs.
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I will prefer that President Tinubu loses the election than him promising Nigerians that he will return the fuel subsidy and reverse his economic reforms that have set Nigeria on the path of growth and economic prosperity. At this critical stage of our country, if Nigerians want someone to lie to them to get their votes, that’s on them. But President Tinubu must never be part of those people who just want to comfort Nigerians with lies to secure their votes. He should tell us what we must hear, the painful truth and not comforting lies. Then let Nigerians decide who they want to trust their future with come January 2027.
