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You can say every human on earth is short & you'd be correct - The more useful question is "how short?" This kind of thinking is why we cannot do science or improve our outcomes - Because how can we improve when we dont know what progress looks like because we refuse to measure?

Keeping it a buck, Peter Obi has done his part; over 3 years he’s sustained his ‘opposition momentum’, has zero scandals & has kept his promise of appearing on the ballot. The onus is now on us. We must not only vote en masse but protect those votes with blood, sweat & tears.

@biz2get @joellikesthis Ship him back to Serie A

@joellikesthis big d not taking second spot

He removed every obstacle in the way (and went on holiday) as soon as he was informed of the possibility. I respect it.

@Emmanueldmec @Docfrosh Do you know what "economy" is?

@Docfrosh APC is a disaster,Yes I agree . But saying economy was better during Jonathan is a lie .

Anyone that says GEJ was a bad president is a liar, the only problem we had was boko haram and chibok girls saga, we had stable economy dollar rose and fell, since APC entered the economy worsened dollar rose and didn't fall, black market became the normal price in official market to stabilise it, theres ISWAP and still BOKO HARAM any, anybody not calling out APC is a tribal bigot.

@iJustxnobinwuru @GodwinsNduka1 @nwoke_anambra2 Can you imagine! i don't understand this reluctance/fear to look Atiku in the face and tell him the truth. They're always absolving him of blame in the most ridiculous way.

@alsorna_ @GodwinsNduka1 @nwoke_anambra2 His employer oo.. lol

See how he stylishly brought Zik/Igbo into the imprisonment of Awolowo, when the key collaborator was actually Chief S.L. Akintola (Awolowo's rival in the West), who aligned with the FG under Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa to imprison Awolowo, his fellow Yoruba man.

@GodwinsNduka1 @nwoke_anambra2 You will not blame Atiku?

@nwoke_anambra2 I will not blame Atiku for this post. This is his view or opinion. You know I live in Lagos and I run my business here. It does not matter which party they belong to. They have same views about Igbos.

He’s actually my type of striker. Very limited angles of preference, strong hold-up, good OOP, huge leap and a good variety of finishes. Can drag himself wide to cross too. Serious!

Doku x Semenyo x Savio would actually move me one day.

Lumping Semenyo and Marmoush into the same category is unfair. Semenyo has far more utility than Marmoush. He’s a defensive powerhouse, comfortable out wide and still offers everything Marmoush does (goals, runs, ball striking). This is also why Savio can’t start games atm

Trafford did not make a single save, not a single one. Please can someone tell me a game Donnarumma doesn't make a save? Even against Burnley and Wolves he would make a save. That is why Shot prevention>>>shot stopping. Everyone felt safe, defended well.

Atiku used us as leverage to build his profile when he teamed up with PO in 2019. Prior to that, his first and only presidential election outing, he garnered 2.6 million votes and came 3rd behind Yar'Adua and Buhari in an election where the winner polled 24.6 million votes. Atiku remaining relevant in Nigerian politics today is down to that single election. That's the only election he still uses as a bargaining chip. Despite using us to boost his profile 7 years ago, what has he given back to ndị Igbo? In 2023, when the presidency clearly had to return to the South and with PO in the picture who was very eminently qualified, what did Atiku do? Ndị Igbo supported Shagari/Ekwueme. Ojukwu actively campaigned for them in 1983 in an election against NNAMDI AZIKIWE, raising Shagari's hand in several cities in the southeast. When it became clear that Ekwueme had built the clout and consensus to become the next president, what happened? A northern led coup truncated the government. When Alex Ekwueme toiled day and night to put together the resistance front that led to the return to democracy in 1999 and eventually morphed into what is today known as the PDP, what happened? The "generals" decided that the southwest had to be compensated for Abiola, and the election was contested between two Yoruba men. Again, what more negotiation and aggreability do you expect from ndị Igbo? I'm sorry, but you need to go to a river and wash this slave mentality off your head. I'm very, very glad that Peter Obi has refused to let this insane mentality rub off on him.

@CofEnugu Atiku is always in the market shopping for a VP.

AA is now stranded with no clear VP strong choice. Sad end

@IsahAbdullatif @nigeriasbest It's a good thing that you consider Atiku being your father an insult.

@alsorna_ @nigeriasbest The insults you are hurling are actually your own father's character traits; however, Atiku is far too great to be the father of 'donkeys' and 'animals' like you and Obi

Atiku/Obi is a better option than Obi/Kwankwaso….. However, my preference is for Obi to stay out of the race…..

@CofEnugu 1m is generous.

Without a strong vp and state governors, boss man is a 1m + votes candidate.

@IsahAbdullatif @nigeriasbest He is not my father; you can have him all to yourself.

@alsorna_ @nigeriasbest That's your fuck!ng father all over

NOMINATION FEES TO CONTEST FOR GOVERNORSHIP AND SENATE IN THE US THE US IS A $32TRILLION SIZED ECONOMY WITH GDP PER CAPITA OF $70,151... The nomination form fee (officially called a ballot filing fee) to run for Governor in the United States varies completely by state, ranging from $0 to $5,250/N7.3million, or calculated as 1% to 2% of the governor's annual salary. Unlike countries where political parties charge massive, centralized fees to purchase forms, U.S. candidate fees are regulated by individual state laws and paid directly to the state's election office. NOMINATION FEES TO CONTEXT FOR SENATE IN THE US Flat-Rate States: Some states require relatively low flat fees, such as $500 in Kentucky Percentage-Based States: Many states calculate the fee based on the salary of a U.S. Senator (currently $174,000). For instance, a 1% fee equals $1,740/N2.42million, while states charging a 2% fee require $3,483/N4.8million The average Nigerian, in a country with over 197million poor people , and disappearing middle class income earning population, do not see anything wrong with fixing outrageous fees for partu nomination forms in Nigeria How do parties fund their elections in thr US and other democracies ...Even closeby Ghana ? How do Candidates fund their elections in the US, Europe and other democracies Do you guys see clearly , why here is not fixable...The level of ignorance is heart sinking I just weep for this country

Suddenly everyone wants to preach about "shot prevention > shot stopping" . They must've been asleep or supporting othe clubs back when Ederson won golden gloves doing exactly that haha.

@KetoFlare off the ball and in progressing our attack means that he usually starts sequences rather than finishing them. Rather than receiving the ball in favourable areas, he is the one that creates those situations for the interiors (O'Reilly/Cherki/Foden) etc. Rodri was most (2)

Campaign season is upon us, We don’t want debates if the president won’t be available. We don’t need any peace accord from Abdulsalam