Obidients FULLY understand the fact that you can’t claim to be working against something and partner with the people that enable it, UNTIL it’s Peter Obi that’s doing THAT SAME THING, then you’d see them twisting, writhing, coiling like salt sprayed worms trying to explain how

That’s the issue The same “failures who messed up Nigeria. Who wrecked the economy, security and our entire future” are in both ADC and APC 😭 They are inclusive of Dino Melaye, El Rufai, Malami, Aregbesola, Tambuwal, Amaechi. Your statement holds true for the two competing

This is exactly the same thing I’ve been thinking about for a while. It appears like we’ve confused good policy design with good policy outcomes. Subsidy removal, FX liberalisation, tax reforms and those “hard economic policies” sound good and they appear correct on paper. But

Honestly, there’s no moral high ground here anymore. They should just focus on the real issues and stop pushing this “we’re morally superior” narrative.

There’s a peculiar kind of Nigerian thinking where everything must be zero sum. To compliment A, we must first show how much better it is than B. You don’t sufficiently love B, unless you simultaneously signal how terrible A is compared to it. It’s like we can only think from a

“Christian choice” but a person alleged to be funding terrorism and banditry is in that allegiance. The same evil terrorists killing your fellow Christians up north. Who you clamour over everyday. If their death and suffering means anything to you, then you should be blatantly

2-1 City, FT. Can't say we deserved better, really - even though the performance was better and we had a few chances to go 2-1 up and get back to 2-2. The writing is on the wall, now. I know the Arsenal X contingency will be saying the same thing "It's still in our hands, we

Ambitious people are my type. I can’t even hide it, once you start talking about doing impossible work, the kind of talk that inspires greatness, you have my allegiance till the wheels fall off. We may fail (woefully) but we will never be guilty of not trying.

Of course it could have. The win today was more marginal, but it really sums up our season. We were never meant to be under this kind of pressure in the first place.

Nigerians are generally wired to. look for a messiah Look for a scapegoat Bay for blood as the only way to start a new order. Systematically believe everyone but them are the problem.

The hypocrisy stinks. Let me remind you of history. During the End SARS protests, there was a man who served as AGF and facilitated the Twitter ban, even ordering the prosecution of anyone who defied it. His name is Abubakar Malami. This same man dismissed the panel findings

I do hope one day we will stop taking advice from banger boys and banger girls. I remember someone on my team saying my job is easy. All I did was to “approve” when I told him to come and do my job for one day. He saw the decisions we make and ran away. You think being a

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“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?' Actually, who are you not to be? You are

The way he tries to convince Arsenal fans that every game has to feel like life or death is pathetic. Liverpool waited 30 years for a title and still wrapped it up by Matchweek 28 in 2020.

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Most of the people who are arguing about this talent pipeline issue, when you open their profile, you see “England” lmao 😂 the people you are saying should invest and train talent pipeline, who was supposed to train them? Is it not you who went away for greener pastures? Abi,

This! I’ve gone back and forth with my friend on this for a while, and honestly I got tired at some point. I’m actively recruiting in Nigeria and I’m saying it’s a real issue, but you’re in the UK insisting it isn’t.

Does the talent want to be taught? Does the talent want to learn? How many people are utilizing their L&D budgets? How many people are finishing the courses that are being paid for? How many people are actively seeking out mentorship for the sole purpose of learning and not

We closed out the week on The Morayo Show with GRV and let’s just say… the conversation touched every corner of the room 😁🔥 From politics to power play, tough questions to bold perspectives, he didn’t hold back. Head to our YouTube page to catch what he said about defeating