NewStats: 3,263,754 , 8,181,282 topics. Date: Saturday, 07 June 2025 at 06:05 PM 4e332n

Omo!

All these people sha!

Ranting on SM

They should take note of this LGA..

The way Lp take rig am no be joke..

If SE thugs can intimidate people not to vote Apc because they believed SE is LP stronghold, then why not..

You do me, I do you, man no go Vex..

vannessa7:


They won Lagos election last time because they rigged seriously and because of voters apathy of many Yorubas , yet they accused everybody of rigging, they are obsessed with Lagos, they want to swindle Yoruba of Lagos same way they swindle people of their hard earned money as master scammers.

Exactly..

See this result below, ipob over-rigged eh!

Apc Legal team is waiting for them to start their Pangolo case.

Okorietitus:
Atiku is finished, Wike really dealt with him.
Look at how he's cryng in the marketplace like a stranded toddler.

Where is that fool called Tambuwal. I thought that old fool called him "The Hero of the Convention".

Wike stripped all of them naked and whipped them thoroughly.

Guess what? Wike is coming back to take control of Pdp immediately that Dubai prostitute returns to Dubai.

You too sabi. Once Atiku jet to Dubai, you’ll see things..

Ireportlive:



Tinubu holds major shares in trust of all Atiku's money making ventures and they are long time pals, Tinubu fought to end Atiku's impeachment and Atiku fought to keep Lagos safe with ACN

Atiku would still continue benefiting from Tinubu his long term freind

Wike isn't emotionally stable enough to work with Jagaban, but he won't be probed of corruption and might get Ambassadorial slot

Peter Obi is the sole Importer of Amarula, Don Periogne, Hienze Ketchup among many products he has import waiver on... Soon he would negotiate with Tinubu



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Is that not Kwankwanso in the 2nd pic?

9jaRealist:


People are free to be “obsessed and fixated” towards WHEREVER they pay taxes…
It’s ABILITY - holding public SERVANTS to , not doing dobale to them! SMH
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Igbos do pay taxes in delta. Why not fixated towards delta?

Igbos do pay taxes in Kano. Why not fixated towards Kano?

homosapien:
APC from top to bottom, Sanwolu is a tireless and selfless workers.

He’s going to win..

raskymonojendor:
I believe she actually doesn't know what she was doing was a crime. I saw the video.

The guy that made the video eventually reported her to the police.

She is a Lord's chosen church member in Lagos.

She doesn’t know you say?
Because she acted like she didn’t?

LivingSage:
She's an Igbo woman
Infact, she wore Chosen jacket in the video where she was caught

I pity her though because she wasn't aware of the gravity from the video watched

Igbos fixation and obsession towards Lagos is just too much. They’ve abandoned their region completely. E con be like say nah only Lagos election wan happen tomorrow..

They don’t care about good governance. They just wanna win by fire by force..

I’m glad yoruba have seen thru their hypocrisy & bigotry..

No wonder this kind of result was able to come into existence..

Inec accredited 57k votes. Lp had 55k

Abeg, Apc Dey wait make case start..

helinues:


Their eyes go clear tomorrow, that's when they will realize the consequences of their actions which will be too late

As in ehh..

Once Sanwo don win tomorrow, we’ll perish everything Lp. Igbo people strategy is all about division, bigotry and tribalism.

They’ve been inclined with this Mentality of *An Abia man can’t be this or that in Anambra*, so they assumed every Nigerian is like that..

Their fixation with the west didn’t start today tho. Nnamdi Azikwe once did the same. He wanted to become the western premier. He abandoned his landlocked region and wanting to premier another region. Why did he wanted such? It cuz the west has always been fruitful. The greedy Nnamdi Azikwe’s eyes was on the likes of cocoa house in Ibadan and so on. He wanted to loot the western region money to finance SE..

So, I asked myself, why didn’t Nnamdi Azikwe go to the north to tell them he wanted to become northern premier? Then I replied myself - Nnamdi Azikwe knows the north would use 9mm Bareter on his head as greediness is one thing they dislike

Makavelli001:
Why is Emi l’okan afraid of Awa l’okan in Lagos?

By Suyi Ayodele

(Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Tuesday, March 14, 2023)

https://tribuneonlineng.com/why-is-emi-lokan-afraid-of-awa-lokan-in-lagos/

Someone staked his claim to the presidency of Nigeria with the audacious slogan of Emi L'okan (it is my turn). And he seems to have got it using the Hausa/Fulani/ Kanuri alliance to drive his claim. The real owners of Lagos are on the street now demanding their right to rule themselves. They seem to be saying, "Awa L'okan” (it is our turn), also forging an alliance with southern ethnic groups, particularly the Igbo. Now, the ajoji godogbo (audacious alien) is jittery and threatening the landlord because the owner wants to rule his land.

For those who think only the Igbo are behind the February 25 tsunami in Lagos, if truly they are Yoruba and have roots in the Yoruba cosmology, I recommend them to find out the full meaning of the name of a renowned Babalawo of yore: Kuro-ki-Onile-jeun (leave so that the owner of the house can eat). Kuro-ki-Onile-jeun has two other siblings: Oju (Eye) and Ahinhun (The one who snores). These trio were the powers behind any divination, according to the legend. No diviner, no matter how dexterous, could be successful without giving due recognition to them. Oju spoke for the people. Ahihun represented the poor masses. The third, Kuro-ki-Onile-jeun, was the minister in charge of indigenous (home) affairs. Once a Babalowo had any of the trio against him, he simply packed his divination bag and headed home. Could it be that for the past 24 years, the political godfathers of Lagos have neglected the real people and the day of reckoning is now? There is a saying that amplifies that: “Ko mo oju, ko mo Ahihun, ko tun mo Kuro-ki-Onile-jeun, oluhun fe se awo asedale (he does not know Oju, neither does he recognise Ahihun and completely neglects Kuro-ki-Onile-jeun yet boasts of a lasting divination expedition). If people can be comfortable with the Emi L’okan (it is my turn) philosophy, why should the same people feel bad for Lagosians saying “Awa Lo’kan” – it is our time?

We are in a very interesting time at the moment, political wise. By this Saturday again, Nigerians will file out in their millions to elect governors and state legislators across the 36 states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. Whatever tension we are feeling across the states cannot be divorced from the political tsunami of February 25, when the presidential and national assembly elections took place. That date will remain in history as the night of the long knives for all political gladiators, who were thoroughly demystified by the outcomes of the elections. Great was the humiliation hitherto the lords of the manors suffered that ever since, there has been “no peace for the wicked” in the camps of those who were lords over us for decades. Interestingly, the vultures have momentarily forgotten their feud. They are all back in Lagos begging and asking for mercy from a people they have spent the past 24 years raping with crass impunity. They are scared!

On a personal note, I feel greatly satisfied, and elated that for once, Nigerians showed uncommon resilience and demonstrated their capacity to do that which is right, ideal, and noble. The outcome of the February 25 elections and the attendant disappointments, especially the remarkable ineptitude displayed by INEC, pale into insignificance for me, given the loud messages Nigerians sent to the locust that have eaten up the nation’s political and economic fields over the years. The lessons from the elections are something Nigerians, and this time around, the youths, should keep for future political engagements. The political equation is almost balanced. The APC has 57 senators-elect as against the 42 by the other opposition parties. While APC has 162 House of Representatives , the opposition parties have a total of 165 . All the opposition parties need to do is to get their acts together and no single party would be able to any anti-people bill in the National Assembly. That is a great win for the people.

Since February 25, politicians, who in the past would have been sipping cognac in their living rooms, celebrating the ‘victory’ of the presidential election, are practically on the street as vote canvassers. Interesting! We have seen governors in the last two weeks going from one market to the other and from one worship centre to another. One of them in the Niger Delta region was spotted kneeling down to beg traders for votes. The souls of the 24 states where the gubernatorial elections will take place on Saturday, March 18, are up for grabs. Nobody is comfortable again. Governors, ministers, big men and women, are, to use the exact word of a Nigerian billionaire, “pounding the street”, for votes. The commoners are no longer common. Teachers in Delta State suddenly had their service years extended from 60 to 65 years. Wow! In Lagos, the epicenter of the current tension, residents who had their vehicles impounded and auctioned at very ridiculous prices have suddenly become the darlings of the erstwhile tough-talking Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu. The almighty LASTMA officials have abandoned their old acts. They are now seen counselling Lagos drivers on “safe driving”. God bless February 25, 2023! More importantly, God bless those resilient Nigerians, who, through their votes, showed that power resides with the people. How are the mighty (godfathers) fallen and the weapons of war (politics) perished. How would Nigerians have believed that the strong man of Lagos motor park, who, three weeks ago threatened those who would come and vote for any other party, apart from his APC, with fire and brimstone, would one day turn a preacher of peace. Oh, you did not see the video of MC Oluomo, begging Lagosians for forgiveness and preaching peace like the one who “preached in the wilderness”.

The most interesting thing to me now is the type of tension brewing every day in Lagos. Eko Akete, Ilu Ogbon (Lagos the centre of wisdom) is no longer at ease. Different narratives are flying all over the place. The Centre of Excellence is no more excellent politically. Those who have held the state by its jugular for over two decades are now changing the narrative. They are yet to come to with the devastation visited on them by the avant-garde political movement headed by the underrated Peter Obi of the Labour Party. Labour Party, which to me, is the party of the future, did not only demystify the ‘owner of Lagos’ and proponent of the Emi L’okan political philosophy, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the party, and its ers ensured that Tinubu did not only lose Lagos on February 25, but that he lost Ikeja, where he voted and lost the polling centres on Bourdillon Road, where he resides. Nobody expected it, not even yours sincerely. But it happened. How? Who did it? Why did they do such a thing? Trust them, the lords of Lagos have a single answer to these questions. Ask them how, and they tell you “Igbo”. Who did it? - same answer, Igbo. Why? They want to take over Lagos, they say shamelessly as if the Lagos votes were cast by the Igbo alone. Now the Igbo race has become the hydra-headed political monster. That is funny.

The abrasive sentiment in Lagos now and to a greater extent in many parts of the South-West, is “we must not allow the Igbo to take over our land”. I hear that tale every day. I shudder at how otherwise educated fellows suddenly turned tribal bigots. I asked a fellow what will be the gain(s) of an average Nigerian in Lagos, if Sanwo-Olu wins the March 18 elections. I asked him to also educate me on what an average Lagosian will lose in case Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour of the LP wins, too. The fella gave me the parrot line: “the Igbo will take over Lagos”. Really! Who is in charge of Lagos at the moment? I asked him. He said I would not understand. And I want to understand. This is why I am probing further. LP scored 582,454 votes on February 25. Are we saying that only the Igbo in Lagos gave Peter Obi that figure? The APC of Tinubu also scored 572,602 votes. Is anybody by any reasoning saying only the Yoruba group did the figure? Did, for instance, a Joe Igbokwe, vote for Peter Obi because he is an Igbo at the expense of his political benefactor, Tinubu, who rehabilitated him such that he can hardly find his way to his native Nnewi hometown in Anambra State? Which ethnic nationalities gave Abubakar Atiku of the PDP his miserable 75,750 votes at that election? Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa/Fulani community or voters from Mars? Can we just wake up and smell the coffee before it goes cold and stale.

How come the Igbo race is now a threat to the Yoruba land of Lagos? How did that happen? In the history of this political era, who has empowered the Igbo in Lagos more than Tinubu himself? Why are his ‘friends’ of yesteryear now his ‘enemies’ today? Something is wrong and those plying the wares of “Igbo will take over our land” know the truth but it is too bitter for them to either acknowledge or swallow. Fact is that the rabble-rousing crusade of Obidient political war cry is an idea that has come of age. Lagos is peculiar. In the current dispensation, all original Omo Eko (indigenous Lagosians) know that from 1999 till date, ‘strangers’ have been ruling and pillaging their fathers’ farmlands. From Tinubu to Babatunde Raji Fashola, from Akinwunmi Ambode to the current Sanwo-Olu, an Isale Eko man will tell you that the roots of the foursome cannot be found in Iduganran to the backwaters of Agboyi. None of these four governors can boast of original Lagos ancestry. So, if the true Lagosians are now saying they want their land back and they find the remedy in a Lagos Islander, Rhodes-Vivour, it would not matter to them if the vehicle for such actualisation is driven by an Igbo, a Kalabari, an Ibariba or a Tapa from Nupe land. That is the current reality in Lagos today. It would not matter to them if Rhodes-Vivour’s mother is Igbo, his partner's grandmother is from Kutuwenji and his first cousins are descendants of El-Kanemi of Bornu. All they want is a clear break from the old order; only God can stop that!

I have argued here on the rights of the minority in a piece titled; “Oodua Anthem and the Rights of the Minority Groups", published on May 18, 2021, which was in defense of the Ijaw people of Ondo State. It is rather unfortunate that an Ikechukwu Ibeto, who has lived his past 50 years in Lagos is no longer regarded as a Lagosian because a gubernatorial election is in the offing and his distant cousin is on the ballot. It is equally more unfortunate that an Adebayo Omosule, who sold his grandfather’s grave to an Uzoma Nwokeabia, to build a warehouse on Ikorodu Road, is now the one shouting “Igbo will take over our land”. How did we, for instance, allow the political class to brainwash us that their fight for political survival is the survival of the poor people on the street? The early 70s, especially after the civil war, were fascinating to me. A room exists in my father’s house today which we, all the children, know as “Yara Ibo” (the room for the Ibo). The room was so named because it was where all the Igbo people who came for casual jobs in our fathers’ cocoa plantations, after the civil war, were first housed before being distributed to other cocoa farmers in the town. We called those Igbo “Onise Odun” – A year-labourer- because they were not paid for their labour until December of each year when cocoa would be at its peak. Their children attended the same L.A. Primary School East, Saint Andrew Primary School and Saint Thomas’ Catholic Primary School with us. They ate our pounded yam, and we shared their akpu (fufu) and ofe’onugbo (bitter leaves) with them.

I went to Lagos during my undergraduate days to see a friend around Mafoluku. My would-be host was on morning shift when I got there. The couple who received me and entertained me before my friend arrived, were Igbo husband and wife. There were Yoruba and other tribes in that building, who knew me as a regular caller but never catered to me. Is that fantastic Igbo couple part of the ‘strangers’ we are being told want to take over Lagos? For the five years I spent in Lagos in my last employment, I can count the number of times I paid transport fare from Ketu, my base, to Victoria Island, my office. Why? A friend, an Igbo, from Imo State, would always pick me up at the bus stop in the morning and drop me off in the evening. When it rained, he would take the extra effort, veer off the expressway, to drop me off in front of my house. On the job itself, one of the greatest s I got came from another Igbo fella from Anambra State. I can bet that many people share the same experiences as mine. Now the political class and its nauseating selfish disposition is asking us to do away with that love and some people are clapping! Can’t we distinguish between good governance and ethnic jingoism, anymore?

It is true that we have some very bad Igbo guys. There are very many of them. It is equally true that not every Yoruba person on the streets of Lagos is without faults. We have them in large quantities too. No tribe is extremely bad, and no tribe is extremely good. We are like the proverbial talking drum (Gangan), which backs some people and faces others. The locust political class should go and wean itself of the fallacy of hasty generalisation. There are so many people who are angry with the hegemonic hold of the Lagos biggest landlord in the state. They want the lord’s knees off their necks so that they can breathe. Among them are the EndSARS victims and their parents. You have the Lagos elites and those who are genuinely tired of the shenanigans of the past 24 years. The real Lagosians (Omo Eko gangan) are in that group, too. The huge Igbo population, with their misplaced aggression, are there also. Aggrieved APC queued behind the LP during the last elections. Undecided voters, who were pissed off by the activities of the many MC Oluomos of Lagos numbered among the lot. These were ed by other tribes. The only thing is that an Igbo man led the revolution. But that is not limited to Lagos. LP has about six senators and 34 House of Representatives from that election. These guys won across the states of the federation; voted for by all Nigerians who seek the good of the land. March 18 is another day to circumcise the New Nigeria born on February 25. Let the consolidation be nationwide and let Nigerians have a fresh breath of life in many states across the country, Lagos inclusive. Let Awodi (hawk) soar and let Alapandede (Swallow) fly; whoever says no to the other, let its wings break!

Chinedu, you obviously gathered all these from google..

Awodi is not hawk. Awodi is Eagle..

If you check Wikipedia, it will show you hawk. Hawk has a similar physical features with Eagle, but they’re different..

Awodi is Eagle. Stop misleading the public all because of your hatred for Yoruba..

You’ll rest tomorrow sha once Sanwo don win..

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uchman:
Ah!
I no go lie, this one sweet to read if God go allow am happen like that.
Are you sure that it was Tinubu that wrote this or a very good and proficient writer did the job?

If he will act according to what is written on this piece, I don't think anyone will have any reason to hate his government or will it be another government promises?

Tinubu is going to deliver!
100%

jelel6:


No mind them, thinking playing Chelsea is the same thing as playing Elche. In the last 4 Chelsea-Madrid tie, Chelsea have won 2, drawn 1, and lost 1. Madrid have a lowly 14% win rate against Chelsea in Europe. We have everything to tackle Madrid. We just need our coach to be in his A-game.

True..

E pain Atiku well well. Wetin concern ham with Tinubu/wike’s dinner?

KanwuliaExtra:
An IPOB cause am abi?

Yes..

Ipob terrorist are the 10th most deadly terrorist group on earth..

She has a mentor..

Chinedu doesn’t understand jack about Yoruba culture..

Nah why e term then Afonja..

chrisxxx:

Our leaders are zombies. Why was there subsidy in the first place?
Subsidy was introduced to attract foreign investors with cheap energy. Ghana and other countries around us have next to steady power supply. The only advantage Nigeria has over Ghana going by our epileptic power supply is cheap energy. By the time you remove subsidy most companies will pull out of Nigeria to neighbouring countries where power supply is more stable than Nigeria.
Government should invest efforts is to identify and block all the loopholes of fuel diversion.
Cheaper fuel benefits local industry.

Lol..

It’s not that easy oo..

Ghana would be praying make Nigeria no comot ham nio..

hacunamatata:
South East that was the most peaceful region.
APC GOVERNMENT HAS DONE MORE HARM THAN GOOD.

You mean Nnamdi Kanu worked for Apc?

Don't worry..

The same people that are going to vote for you were the ones that voted for the previous leaders that made their road looks like this..

Typical Igbo man character..

Blames everything but not himself..

Kobonaire4:
Crypto issa scam

No regulations

At the end, it is just 'paper money' with no legal backing.

Eventually, we would have online banking with no cash, but it would be with the backing and regulation of financial institutions. It would not be the wild wild world of crypto.

Sorry, but next time, watch it.

Scammers scammed the guy, not crypto..

Mama wey sabi..

Knowing you’re not living amidst the 10th most deadly terrorist group in the world is worth dancing off..

Propanganda..


Adding s to Omo Ale shows the person behind that page isn’t a Yoruba..

Iamdbull:
Dbull on this one!!!


My heartfelt condolence goes to my senior colleague in the industry.

This is my biggest fear, when I finally blow make my mama no go kpaii even though she no encourage my music , I want to show her she was wrong and spoil her with my music money. That apart she try small for me no be small!

Don’t worry. You’ll blow and she won’t die.

ConsciousMan01:
Even if chelsea manages to go madrid (which is very unlikely) they are to meet either (city/Bayern) ..

And with the big guns eliminating each other, can we say it's osimhen time to win the balon' d' or?

Chelsea will reach champions league final!

I predicted it that should Chelsea win Dortmund, then they’re reaching final.

Madrid can’t stop them..
Bayern can not..
Napoli can not..

Only Mancity can, but mancity won’t reach final. Most of their key players are playing with fatigue which doesn’t usually help in champions league..

Mrregistration:
Gather here let's laugh at Chelsea


Business reminder, your business/company today.

Don’t dull..
Did you forget their last meeting? Even Madrid won’t be laughing

Chelsea got everything to tackle Madrid!

Millimann:

He has not been tested bro.

He should play in bigger clubs against bigger opponents first.

You have a point