NewStats: 3,263,180 , 8,179,334 topics. Date: Wednesday, 04 June 2025 at 11:23 PM 1aii

python1:

Afonja is like you forgot your IPOB anthem at home.
Read this line again... “I wasn’t concerned about the price but I was concerned about people being open,” he said..
That's a developers mindset.

NgeneUkwenu:
Ok

Give us IPOB Anthem

NgeneUkwuezi give us IPOB Anthem

NgeneUkwuezi come and give me IPOB Anthem

NgeneUkwuezi come and give me IPOB Anthem pls

NgeneUKwuezi come and give us IPOB Anthem

NgeneUkwenu:
ok

Won't you rather give us IPOB Anthem

Victory for Democracy. But NgeneUkwuezi. doesn't think so. He/she will rather give us IPOB anthem.

This is copy copy from Afonjas.
I thought is only the igbos that has kings outside igboland.
What do we call this from Afonjas??

Lalasticlala front page

igbodefender:
Buhari has a clear advantage currently, with Tinubu, the improving economy and ers of 2023 Igbo Presidency on his side.

But Atiku won't want Kwankwaso, a considerable heavyweight complicating matters for him in PDP. Anyway, Buhari may still convince Kwankwaso to stay in APC.

Meanwhile, Lalasticlala likes reading political comments while eating snake peppersoup.

Forget that rubbish talk of Igbo presidency in 2023.
You expect an Afonja to vote for an Igbo man or what??

[quote author=igbodefender post=62824695]Buhari has a clear advantage currently, with Tinubu, the improving economy and ers of 2023 Igbo Presidency on his side.

But Atiku won't want Kwankwaso, a considerable heavyweight complicating matters for him in PDP. Anyway, Buhari may still convince Kwankwaso to stay in APC.

Meanwhile, Lalasticlala likes reading political comments while eating snake peppersoup.[/quote


What exactly have you been smoking lately?

Mynd44:
Funny though.
Kwankwaso in PDP? Atiku should just quit and go home.

Atiku has come home to stay and would definitely take over from Jubrin in 2019.

There is mounting pressure from some PDP bigwigs on former governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to dump the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and re- them, credible sources in Abuja and Kano told Daily Trust yesterday.
The renewed call on Kwankwaso to go back to the PDP heightened few days after former Vice President Atiku Abubakar left the APC with clear indications that he would also be heading back to the PDP.



A source close to Kwankwaso in Kano, who preferred not to be named, said, “I can that Senator Kwankwaso and some PDP bigwigs, including the party’s National Chairman, Senator Ahmed Makarfi and Abdul Ningi had met in Kaduna and Abuja respectively and discussed politics,” he said.

Other sources said that some of the party’s chieftains were more disposed to Kwankwaso than any other.
“Kwankwaso came second to President Muhammadu Buhari during the APC’s primaries ahead of 2015 general elections and he has a towering image in many geo-political zones and therefore an asset for the PDP,” one of the sources said.

He said that was why he was being approached by some notables so that in the event the APC fielded Buhari, the contest would be “fierce and competitive with Kwankwaso as PDP flag bearer.”

Asked to comment on the purported talks, the Chairman of PDP Board of Trustees (BoT), Senator Walid Jibrin, said in a text message: “Like Atiku, PDP will welcome Kwankwaso back to the party and all others who left are welcome.”
Jibrin, however, did not re-act to whether the ex-Kano governor would be granted waiver to contest the presidential ticket.

But a former Deputy ‎National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Barrister Abdullahi Jalo, told our correspondent in a telephone interview, yesterday, that the earlier Kwankwaso returned to the PDP, the better for him.

Alhaji Sharu Garba Gwammaja, a diehard er of Senator Kwankwaso, said, “I am in total of Kwankwaso’s return to the PDP since from all indications he cannot get what he wants in the APC. He should, therefore, dump the party and the best political party he can to play his politics perfectly is the PDP.”

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/2019-pressure-on-kwankwaso-to-leave-apc.html

Lalasticlala front page please.

SillyMods:
Time waster

E pain am

- Former vice president Atiku Abubakar is allegedly reaching out to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan, ex-governors ahead of 2019 general elections

- Atiku had on Friday, November 24 announced his resignation from the ruling APC

- He accused President Muhammadu Buhari-led government of sidelining the youth

Sources close to Atiku’s latest move have said the ex- VP is reaching out to some serving and former governors of both the APC and PDP, all in an effort to increase his political weight ahead of 2019, Daily Trust reports.

NAIJ.com gathered that that one of the sources involved in the talks said, “There are some former PDP governors who ed the APC with the dream of being carried along but have been left hanging, and there are serving governors of both the APC and PDP; they are the people Atiku is courting now and earnestly seeking for their .

“Historically, PDP governors determine who gets what during conventions and considering that Atiku has his strong structure and money on ground to execute his project, he wants to work closely with them; in fact he might take one of them from the south if he gets the presidential ticket,” he said.

Another source said some APC governors who believe in Atiku’s pedigree might not defect now until probably when he fully settles in PDP and see what the convention will look like.

“There are many serving and former of the National Assembly who are in talks with him; they would leave the APC for the PDP provided the high profile consultation Atiku is making clicked,” he said.

Daily Trust also gathered that Atiku is also in talks “directly and by proxy” with former President Goodluck Jonathan and other leaders of the party to see how they could work together.

“He is trying to reach out to the likes of Bamanga Tukur, Adamu Chiroma, Edwin Clark and as you know, Jonathan will definitely like somebody with Atiku’s credentials as PDP flag-bearer,” the source said.

“And thank God, the Waziri Adamawa has reached out to the former president and though all of them have issues with former President Olusegun Obasanjo, they are trying to cement their relationships with him,” he said.

https://www.naija.ng/1137513-atiku-allegedly-reaches-jonathan-apc-governors-2019.html

Na dem

Omo e concern me oo.
Nigga be living fake life and needs to be busted

I don't need to be told that hushpuppi has confused a lot of Nigerian jobless youths into believing he is living a celebrity life.
Take it or you leave it the nigga called hushpuppi is a broke ass nigga.
To think that people now compare hushpuppi to Emoney is an insult to a legitimate business man.
Emoney as we all know is into clearing and forwarding as Emy cargoes and also own a record label known as 5star music.
Can anyone here point to one or two business hushpuppi is into?
For those who cares to know and not the ones who are already blinded by hushpuppi fake Gucci lifestyle Mompha is into Bereau De Change business and lives in Dubai and as such can afford the kind of lifestyle he lives today but same cannot be said of hushpuppi.
#Argue with your phones am done.

Buhari sef

the Igbo group that went to Abuja yesterday to thank Mr. President for operation Python dance well they are not Igbos as alleged but rather paid Hausas going by the writing on the front of the top worn by one of them.
Take a closer look at the guy holding the banner from the right hand side and read what is written at his top.
Lalasticala pls move this to the front page.
People need to be told the truth at all times.

Lalasticlala pls move to front page.
Let us laugh together.

Pls this is for joke oooo.
Dear Paul and Peter,

I have just been informed that one of you unilaterally announced the ‘split’ of the crisis-prone P-Square. That’s an act of self-determination. It is treasonable and worthy of classification as terrorism.

I recall that your late mother paid me a visit at my Daura home a couple of years ago. We shared dinner and discussed late into the night. And we agreed that the unity of P-Square would forever remain non-negotiable.

My aides told me that you 'separated' sometime last year, tasted uneventful solo musical careers, reconciled, and went back to making great music. I missed the story. Nigerian newspapers conspired to leave me in the dark by not doing cartoon impressions of the development. But you can’t try that secessionist stunt on my wide-awake watch.

You were made a group by fetal amalgamation. You were created twins. Your unity is a settled matter.

I am aware that your relationship has been dogged by rancor, discord and spite for a long while. You barely manage to function as one singing unit. Yet, you must endure the attrition and accept that you have been trapped by fate. You must continue to collaborate and conjure love songs from your shared bitterness.

None of you can go his separate way. You must stay together even though your group can hardly agree on anything except that you both mutually resent each other and can’t address the root cause of the contention.

I am told both of you are talented dancers. You must quickly return to the normal of hostile partnership. You don’t want my troops to teach you a lesson in Python Dance.

-President and Commander-in-Chief.
http://allnews.uodoo.com/en-ng/detail/965345505010427?app=browser_card&uc_param_str=dnfrpfbivessgimibtbmntnijblauputoggdnw&opt=list_auto&uc_biz_str=action%3Abase.openwindow%7aram%3AS.object%3Dinfoflow%3BS.token%3D1002%3BS.scene%3D1002%3Bl.channel%3D10069901%3Bend&entry=browser&entry1=card&entry2=list&reco_id=05eb525e-f8ee-467b-8068-7ea04ca4512e.

Glory Glory Man utd.
Any bad mouth??

Gt

Lalaticlala front page pls.
The injustice meted out on the Igbos is becoming too much.
Buhari must answer for his sins when the time comes.

A Pro-Democracy organisation, Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), yesterday accused the President Muhammadu Buhari istration of maltreating Ndigbo in same manner the Rohingya ethnic groups are being treated by the regime in Myanmar.

It also described as unconstitutional the military occupation of the South East of Nigeria in what is called Operation Python Dance II, saying the deployment was an unnecessary show of force to provoke the civilian population.

In a statement by its National Coordinator and Media Affairs Director, Comrade Emmanuel Onwubiko and Zainab Yusuf in Abuja, the group maintained that the millitarisation of the zone violates Sections 217 and 218 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended).
HURIWA also condemned the alleged invasion likening the incident to criminal and gross violation of human rights as enshrined in chapter four of the nation’s lawbook.

The group urged the United Nations and African Union to “note that President Buhari is treating the over 50 million Igbo-speaking people just like the Rohingya tribal people of Burma (Myanmar) through a well-coordinated deprivation and denial of the constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.

“We call on the UN and world leaders to take special note of the systematic marginalisation of Igbo people by the current government of Buhari similar to the experiences of the Rohingya ethnic group.”

HURIWA said the central government has “persistently alienated Igbo-speaking persons from top notch defence and political positions in clear violations of Section 14 (3) and (4) of the constitution and also failed to stop the incessant violent invasion of villages by armed herdsmen, resulting in the killing of scores of innocent persons in the South East.”

They went on: “The failure to appoint an indigenous military chief to represent the Igbo which is a major ethnic group violates the constitution which demands equitable distribution of positions to reflect national spread and federal character.”

https://t.guardian.ng/news/huriwa-alleges-maltreatment-of-igbo-ethnic-nationality-by-buhari/

Is nothing.

Lalasticlala front page pls.
People need to read this.
Buhari is a curse to humanity.....Aisha Buhari 2017

Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka believes Nigerians felt more secure during the istration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan than under President Muhammadu Buhari.

He says the low sense of security Nigerians feel is the major reason behind the clamour for state and community policing.

Soyinka said this on Monday in Lagos after a press briefing to unveil the second batch of students travelling to Lebanon for studies.

The programme is organised by The Cedars Institute, Lebanon, in collaboration with The Wole Soyinka Foundation.

Soyinka also said there are “yawning gaps” in the current istration, adding that the past few years have been that of “economic disaster” for the average Nigerian.

“Take simple security for instance. The average citizen feels less secure now than he did a few years ago; that is evident. When people talk about state police, there are reasons for it,” he said.

“When they talk about bringing policing right down to the community level, they know what they are talking about. This is also part and parcel of reconstruction or reconfiguration.

“The economy, there is a big question about it right now. Fortunately, everybody its that we went through a very bad patch. Right now, it is a question of have we come out of it or not or there is no question at all.

“The past few years have been years of real internal economic disaster for the average citizen.’’

Soyinka, however, said there was a question of who was responsible for the sufferings the nation was plunged into in the last two years.

When asked about the current debate for a second term for Buhari, the Nobel laureate wondered why the issue is being talked about.

“Why are we talking about second term for heaven’s sake?” he asked, adding, “I don’t understand this. I refuse to be part of that discussion. I absolutely refuse to be part of the discussion”

He also lent his voice to the recent call for Nigeria to be restructured, saying the nation is “long overdue for reconfiguring”.

Soyinka said the proponents of restructuring should not be put off by those saying it is the mind of Nigerians that need to be restructured not the nation itself.

He said: “I find it very dishonest and cheap time-serving, trivialising the issue when I hear expressions like ‘it is the mind that needs to be restructured.’ Who is arguing or denying that? Why bring it up? Why is it a substitute?

“We are talking about the protocols of association of the constitutive parts of a nation. We are talking of decentralisation. That is another word. This country is over-centralised.

“Are you saying we cannot reconstruct the mind and reconstruct the nation at the same time? Call it by whatever name. We are saying that this nation is long overdue for reconfiguring. That is the expression I choose to use now.’’

https://www.thecable.ng/nigerians-feel-less-secure-now-jonathans-istration-says-soyinka