l love this , No sentimental treatment of an errant son. It follows the logic of a Yoruba saying: “Ọmọ yìí, má pa mí oooo…” — you plead with the child at the beginning. But when pleading and cautioning have failed, the tone changes: “Ọmọ yìí, má pa ara rẹ ooo!” And when the child still refuses to listen, what follows is simply: “Tó bá máa kú, kú ooo!” At some point, you stop begging and allow the consequences of one’s choices to take their course. Oníkálukú wá ayé ara rẹ̀ lò tó. Everyone has come into this world to live their own life and must ultimately take responsibility for their choices.

Awon Iroko Meta ….

The solution is simple ……. Beg Folashade to plead with Baba ….. o tan

How bitterness can unravel a man’s legacy! For many Nigerians in their late 40s and 50s, who grew up seeing you as one of the great minds of this nation, your recent interventions have become a source of profound disappointment. I only began paying closer attention to you a few years ago, always eager to understand your perspectives and submissions on serious national issues. But increasingly, I find the same old narratives: “I was in a room in Kuala Lumpur… I was coming from Atlanta… We were discussing in London… When I returned from grad school… We had hoped in the ’80s…” Baba, nostalgia is not a substitute for fresh ideas, and name-dropping is not the same as intellectual depth. Now, you are talking about CIVIL WAR because of the conversations of about 15 people at a lunch in Manchester? Are you seriously suggesting that the determination of a handful of people outside Nigeria to resist electoral malpractice is a credible basis for predicting civil war? Do you know that, even yesterday, people were gathering across several wards in Nigeria, strategising and organising on how to campaign for the APC? Or do those conversations not count because they do not fit your preferred narrative? And back to the main issue: anyone thinking clearly knows that Tinubu does not necessarily need to rig the 2027 election to win it. Whether he will win is ultimately for Nigerians to decide at the ballot box, but there are political realities, structures and metrics that his supporters believe work in his favour. You may disagree with his politics, and you are entitled to your opinion. But there is a difference between warning Nigerians about electoral malpractice and stoking fears of civil war. We need intellectuals who offer solutions, not prominent voices who turn every political disagreement into an apocalyptic prophecy. Baba Pupa, ẹ sọra yín oooo! 👀🤷🏽‍♂️

You see, the man was talking about fundamentals here 10 years ago, but somehow his emotions have clouded his judgement. Shame.…

No be who first call the police, go win case.…. Honestly, I like Atiku new names.… Duba ‘ gari , Wole - Wole or Kachalla You're free to take a pick.…. 😀😀😀 Bola, Bola oooo, Omo Mummy oo🎶🎶🎶🎶

These guys will clock 60B in few months.

Selling fake drinks is akin to administering small doses of poison to individuals, gradually damaging their kidneys and livers and ultimately killing them. Trade Fair Market has become an assault ground where Nigerians are being exposed to dangerous doses of poison intended to destroy their health and take their lives. This is an act of terrorism against Nigerians, and aiding and abetting it is also a crime. The government has a responsibility to protect vulnerable Nigerian citizens from these killers. Shut down the market, comb the entire environment, and obtain a firm undertaking that fake drinks will no longer be manufactured or sold there before considering reopening it. The market leadership has the capacity and responsibility to ensure compliance.

Shut down the entire market, make them take responsibility, and have them sign an undertaking to ban fake drinks in the market. The Market Exco knows who is carrying out the nefarious activities in the market. They should first declare war on themselves. Make dem no damage everyone kidney finish..

“Gèlè ò dùn bí ka mọ̀ wẹ́; ka mọ̀ wẹ́ kò dabi kò yẹ́ni." 😍

From day one, the Coastal Highway has evolved based on field realities—from avoiding critical subsea cables to rerouting sections along the first 37 km in Lagos to protect key infrastructure. In mega-projects of this scale, multiple realignments and redesigns aren't flaws; they are standard engineering practice. The route adapts as ground data emerges. The real question isn't whether the route adjusts; it’s whether construction continues.

Is the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway cancelled? NO. Abi, what is the essence of blindly sticking to a map line that leads to failed roads?

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Saka flunked that too...🤷🏻‍♂️

Madueke 🤷🏻‍♂️