NewStats: 3,263,743 , 8,181,216 topics. Date: Saturday, 07 June 2025 at 04:29 PM v3z5b

Christistruth02:



Governors are more well equipped to eliminate this and the Gov of Edo State is doing very impressive work
I don’t know of the others

I disagree with you on your opinion about the new governor of Edo State governor fighting brothels and prostitution.

Because Edo State is one of the 36 states in Nigeria that have highest brothels in Nigeria. Almost all the markets in Edo state have brothels located near it and this new Edo State governor is not doing anything about it.

Tinubu is a bad man ruler that have turned Nigerians into miserable people.

Tinubu is a cruel tyrant and a certificate forger without good sense.

ElSudani:
How is this the responsibility of the president? Are there no ministry in charge of things like this?

Yes it is the responsibility of the president and there are ministry in charge of things like this but they are not enforcing the law that criminalize brothels and Prostitution in Nigeria and that why Nigerians are seeing rise in prostitution activity in Nigeria: that is the more reason Nigeria president must come out publicly to speak against brothels and Prostitution so the enforcers can begin their work.

Moroccoguy:
This people and their mumu reasoning.

You people and your mumu tribalism reasoning. Op better you.

GeneralPula:
Obi wey dem don curse..

Person or things can not curse Obi because Obi wey God don bless.

RichBoy247:
Yes, just as it happened in 2023. Lazy mofos

2027 will be different from 2023 because Peter obi will recover his stolen mandate. Lazy sabo

Moroccoguy:
Una go cry blood.

Why are you crying bitterly even when you are tinubu er?

MaziObinnaokija:

Are you surprised?

Peterobiisathie:
they died chickenlike for nothing

They will get justice and those who kills them will surely face the consequences of their actions one day.
Just imagine if it was Sunday igboho parents that were killed by the Nigeria military and what do you think would have happened?

Tochitee:

1 evident of the riffraffs I’m talking about, a riffraffs open a tread reporting a Yoruba man abusing another man, if that’s not gossiping, what do you call that, it’s like you riffraffs come to this life to discuss Yoruba your coloniser??

You are asking silly question

Peterobiisathie:
Useless parents who failed to train their useless child

Those words of yours are hate speech.
What if Sunday igboho parents were also killed by Nigerian military because Sunday igboho is agitating for yoruba nation (Republic of oduduwa) would you also call Sunday igboho parents useless and Sunday igboho useless?

Justnation:
PETER OBI is the president Nigerians has been waiting for.
He will win 2027

I agree with you.

ChybuzzDD:


Things like this are what some hypocr!tes from the SW & North will finishing seeing and still want any reasonable person from the Southeast to like these murderous and devilish security agents, and expect us to wish them well.
Personally, owing to their atrocities the region, i dislike them, as i see their bias and selective treatment unacceptable.
And I don't owe any Nigerian any apology for disliking/hating these evil creatures in uniform.

I understand that you're really frustrated and upset by what’s been happening, and it’s valid to feel that way given the situation. There are many people in the country who feel the same way you do, especially when it comes to perceived bias and unfair treatment. Hopefully, one day, things will improve, and there will be more ability for actions across the board. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Proudlyngwa:

I have some questions for you.
1. Is fuel a capital commodity or a social commodity
2. What should determine the price of a commodity.
3. Is government meant to be a charity organisation
4.Assuming you can't afford something, what do you do.

I understand your questions, but let me address them with some perspective:

1. Fuel is a capital commodity, but it also has a social aspect given its essential nature in our daily lives. It's a crucial part of the economy, and its pricing impacts everyone.


2. The price of a commodity should be determined by a balance between production costs, market demand, and fair competition. It shouldn’t be artificially inflated or monopolized, especially in a market with local refining capabilities.


3. The government is not a charity, but it is responsible for the welfare of its citizens. A government’s role includes ensuring fair pricing, preventing exploitation, and addressing essential needs like fuel, which are vital for economic activities.


4. If I can’t afford something, I look for ways to adjust, whether through savings or finding alternatives. But when it comes to fuel, it's an essential good, and in a country with local refining, we should be striving for pricing that benefits the majority, not just a few.


It’s not just about cutting costs; it's about making sure that local resources are being used efficiently and equitably, so that citizens aren’t left carrying an unfair burden.

ALTERNATEID:


The Ex depot price from Dangote refinery is N825. Add cost of transportation and marketers margin to it, we should be talking of N900. So, you want PMS sold at N300, who will pay for the balance of N600 that will be removed from the actual cost?

I understand the breakdown, but the issue isn’t just about costs. The question is: why are we still facing such high prices when we have a local refinery? We were promised that local refining would help reduce costs significantly. If we’re still paying almost the same as imported fuel, where’s the benefit? The system needs to be more transparent and efficient. It’s not about paying the balance; it’s about ensuring that the process itself isn’t overpriced or inefficient.

Concern Nigerians Demand Compensation for Nnamdi kanu Parents' Deaths at the Hands of Soldiers



Human rights groups such as Amnesty International and the Nigerian Bar Association have called for a transparent investigation into the killings of Kanu’s parents, demanding ability from the military. Legal experts and civil society organizations argue that, in addition to releasing Kanu, the federal government must offer substantial compensation to the Kanu family for their suffering and loss.

The recent call for his release has become louder following the release of disturbing reports about the violent killings of Kanu's parents by Nigerian soldiers. According to credible sources, the couple, who were reportedly targeted during a military operation in the Southeast region, were killed in cold blood during an attack on their home. This tragic event has not only deeply affected the Kanu family but has also become a symbol of the wider issue of military brutality and human rights violations in Nigeria.

In an urgent call for justice and ability, concerned Nigerians are demanding the immediate release of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and are insisting that the federal government provide compensation for the tragic deaths of his parents, allegedly caused by military actions.

The case has sparked widespread public outrage, as Nigerians, human rights groups, and political activists have expressed growing concern over the prolonged detention of Kanu. The IPOB leader has been in custody for several years, facing charges related to secession and terrorism, despite various legal challenges to his detention. ers argue that his imprisonment is politically motivated and violates his constitutional rights.


Advocacy groups and political commentators have condemned the military's actions, calling them an abuse of power and an unjustified use of force against innocent civilians. Many Nigerians now believe that Kanu's continued imprisonment, paired with the loss of his parents under such brutal circumstances, highlights the pressing need for a reconsideration of both the charges against him and the federal government's policies toward the Southeast region.

"We cannot continue to ignore the injustice faced by innocent citizens in this country," said one human rights lawyer. "Nnamdi Kanu's case is a glaring example of how the Nigerian government has failed to protect its citizens and instead allowed the military to act with impunity. It's time for President Tinubu and the government to correct this wrong and ensure that Kanu is released, and that his family receives the justice and compensation they rightfully deserve."

Political analysts note that the demands for Kanu’s release are gaining momentum across the country, with significant public emerging from different regions. The call for a thorough investigation into his parents' deaths is also resonating with many Nigerians who see the incident as part of a broader pattern of violence and disregard for the rule of law.

As tensions continue to rise, observers are calling on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to address the growing discontent and work toward a peaceful resolution. The demands for Kanu's release and compensation for the Kanu family are becoming a critical point of national debate, with many believing that a failure to act will only deepen the divides and dissatisfaction that already exist in the country.

The Nigerian government now faces a pivotal moment to demonstrate its commitment to justice, human rights, and reconciliation. The world is watching as Nigerians continue to call for the release of Nnamdi Kanu and for the federal government to provide the redress that the Kanu family so rightfully deserves.

Nigerians Urge President Tinubu and Federal Government to Release Nnamdi Kanu, Demand Compensation for His Parents' Deaths at the Hands of Soldiers

In an urgent call for justice and ability, concerned Nigerians are demanding the immediate release of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and are insisting that the federal government provide compensation for the tragic deaths of his parents, allegedly caused by military actions.

The case has sparked widespread public outrage, as Nigerians, human rights groups, and political activists have expressed growing concern over the prolonged detention of Kanu. The IPOB leader has been in custody for several years, facing charges related to secession and terrorism, despite various legal challenges to his detention. ers argue that his imprisonment is politically motivated and violates his constitutional rights.

The recent call for his release has become louder following the release of disturbing reports about the violent killings of Kanu's parents by Nigerian soldiers. According to credible sources, the couple, who were reportedly targeted during a military operation in the Southeast region, were killed in cold blood during an attack on their home. This tragic event has not only deeply affected the Kanu family but has also become a symbol of the wider issue of military brutality and human rights violations in Nigeria.

Advocacy groups and political commentators have condemned the military's actions, calling them an abuse of power and an unjustified use of force against innocent civilians. Many Nigerians now believe that Kanu's continued imprisonment, paired with the loss of his parents under such brutal circumstances, highlights the pressing need for a reconsideration of both the charges against him and the federal government's policies toward the Southeast region.

Human rights groups such as Amnesty International and the Nigerian Bar Association have called for a transparent investigation into the killings of Kanu’s parents, demanding ability from the military. Legal experts and civil society organizations argue that, in addition to releasing Kanu, the federal government must offer substantial compensation to the Kanu family for their suffering and loss.

"We cannot continue to ignore the injustice faced by innocent citizens in this country," said one human rights lawyer. "Nnamdi Kanu's case is a glaring example of how the Nigerian government has failed to protect its citizens and instead allowed the military to act with impunity. It's time for President Tinubu and the government to correct this wrong and ensure that Kanu is released, and that his family receives the justice and compensation they rightfully deserve."

Political analysts note that the demands for Kanu’s release are gaining momentum across the country, with significant public emerging from different regions. The call for a thorough investigation into his parents' deaths is also resonating with many Nigerians who see the incident as part of a broader pattern of violence and disregard for the rule of law.

As tensions continue to rise, observers are calling on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to address the growing discontent and work toward a peaceful resolution. The demands for Kanu's release and compensation for the Kanu family are becoming a critical point of national debate, with many believing that a failure to act will only deepen the divides and dissatisfaction that already exist in the country.

The Nigerian government now faces a pivotal moment to demonstrate its commitment to justice, human rights, and reconciliation. The world is watching as Nigerians continue to call for the release of Nnamdi Kanu and for the federal government to provide the redress that the Kanu family so rightfully deserves.

ALTERNATEID:
OP, how much do you want Tinubu to sell PMS?

If you can that during the #Endbadgovernance protests# Nigerians were protesting for fuel price to reduce to 200 naira or 300 naira per litre of fuel.
At least tinubu should sell PMS at 300 naira per litre.

Nigerians have expressed growing discontent over President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s handling of the nation’s fuel price issue, accusing him of prioritizing his personal opinions over the counsel of economic experts and experienced advisers. Despite mounting calls for a reduction in fuel prices to ease the burden on Nigerians, particularly in light of increasing living costs, the president has remained firm in his stance, dismissing the recommendations from wiser voices within his istration.

Many observers view this as a demonstration of what they describe as "selfishness" and "foolishness," arguing that the government's refusal to act on the expert advice undermines the well-being of the ordinary citizen. The high cost of fuel has led to skyrocketing transportation and food prices, contributing to inflation and deepening poverty levels across the country.

Economic analysts have warned that reducing fuel prices would help alleviate financial pressures on the general population and stimulate economic growth, particularly in sectors that depend heavily on transportation. However, President Tinubu’s repeated assertions that the country must endure the current fuel price for the sake of long-term economic stability have done little to assuage public frustration.

In response to growing public outcry, critics argue that a more inclusive approach—one that listens to the voices of experts and takes into the immediate struggles of everyday Nigerians—would be a more effective and comionate path forward. As the debate continues, many are calling on the president to reconsider his stance and prioritize the welfare of the people over personal beliefs or political calculations.

As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen whether President Tinubu will adjust his policies in the face of widespread public criticism or maintain his current course. The nation waits with bated breath, hoping for a more responsive and people-centered approach to governance.

Tochitee:
Ibos have been calling tinubu a bad rulers! But you know the funny thing about the whole thing, the successful ones among them have been throwing their lives to associate themselves with him but the riffraffs having always been crying all their lives.

You people loves gossiping about Igbos but riffraffs like una would not mentioned yorubas calling tinubu a bad ruler like in the video below were yorubas were calling tinubu bad ruler and all kinds of stupid names.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJk1ojfxDm4&pp=ygUVUGVvcGxlIGN1cnNlZCB0aW51YnUg

Sharpsharp00123:
Nigerians or ibos?

Watch your fellow yorubas saying something bad about your Bola Tinubu in the video below as your tribalism is ruining you down publicly even as you keep talking silly.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJk1ojfxDm4&pp=ygUVUGVvcGxlIGN1cnNlZCB0aW51YnUg

Sharpsharp00123:
we don't expect u Ibos to say something nice about a man who singlehandedly defeated your whole tribe

Watch your fellow yorubas saying something bad about your Bola Tinubu in the video below as your tribalism is ruining you down publicly even as you keep talking silly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJk1ojfxDm4&pp=ygUVUGVvcGxlIGN1cnNlZCB0aW51YnUg

Peter obi will win 2027 presidential election in Nigeria because Bola tinubu have failed Nigerians.

Tinubu is a wicked ruler who have turned Nigerians into miserable people.

Tinubu is a wicked ruler who have turned Nigerians into miserable people.

Tinubu is a wicked ruler who have turned Nigerians into miserable people.

President Bola Tinubu's istration has come under scrutiny for its perceived Yoruba-centric appointments, sparking concerns of potential unrest and protests from non-Yoruba Nigerians.

Critics argue that the overwhelming representation of Yorubas in key positions, including political and public offices, undermines the principles of federal character and inclusivity enshrined in the Nigerian Constitution.

The appointments have raised questions about the istration's commitment to representing the diverse interests of Nigeria's multi-ethnic population. Many are worried that if Tinubu refuses to reshuffle his appointments to reflect the country's diversity, it could lead to widespread discontent, protests, and potentially even riots.

Stakeholders are urging the President to prioritize national unity and ensure that his istration reflects the country's rich cultural and ethnic diversity. The call for inclusivity is seen as crucial in maintaining peace and stability in the country.

As the situation unfolds, Nigerians will be watching closely to see how Tinubu's istration responds to these concerns and whether it will prioritize unity and inclusivity in its appointments and decision-making processes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz0lA81_MQM&pp=ygUuTmlnZXJpYW5zIHNwZWFrIG9uIHRpbnVidSBhcHBvaW50bWVudHMgc28gZmFyIA%3D%3D
President Tinubu’s Appointments So Far V!0Iâtê Federal Character and Should Be Corrected - Ali Ndume

Ladiesdoctor:
Na Buhari start am

But Buhari later reshuffle his appointments as Nigerians begin to complain and protest.
Tinubu go reshuffle as Buhari reshuffle his appointments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bptPMzOWO6U&pp=ygUqWW9ydWJhIGN1cnNlZCB5YWt1YnUgZm9yIHJpZ2dpbmcgZWxlY3Rpb24g

Sharpsharp00123:
No b Gadus b this?


The same Igbos that cursed yakubu for a whole day are now praying now, somebody tell them yakubu never die ooo

Your hatred for igbos show how tribalistic bigotry you have become.

You did not see yorubas and northerners that were cursing yakubu and it is igbos that you to mention.

Change your ways for tribalism does not pay but will ruin you.

mrsqueen:


The man himself looks hungry. Comparing the man in the two videos, you will discover that he looked healthier in the previous video than he is looking now. Terrible hunger must have dealt a great deal with him.

Funny

Tinubu right hand man and APC Chieftain Exposed Tinubu Govt and 2027 election


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHfHvAM4qIA