werepeLeri: Just so you may be seen to have written something. If these so called adverts were bashing GEJ, calling him names and pestering him to resign, you wont have anything to say to it, but because they are captioned differently, you have come to NairaLand to seek support so that the bashing may continue. There is freedom of speech and expression. If some are free to call him names and pester him to resign, some are also free to support him and pester him to go on.

Mandelaguy: Don't mind the swallat! The have been so confused by their hate that they see nothing good in someone using his money to project the good side of GEJ. Now that power has improved and a lot of positives are coming up,do many of them are so scared GEJ might just be the best that has happened to us since independence.

werepeLeri:

dont mind him - see what he said. "The last time he checked, its against the law to advertise or praise a serving president in what ever form".

Which law is he talking about? It is against the law to praise a serving president, but it is not against the law to do otherwise, to insult him.

This must be coming from a toddler.

werepeLeri: Just so you may be seen to have written something. If these so called adverts were bashing GEJ, calling him names and pestering him to resign, you wont have anything to say to it, but because they are captioned differently, you have come to NairaLand to seek support so that the bashing may continue. There is freedom of speech and expression. If some are free to call him names and pester him to resign, some are also free to support him and pester him to go on.

How many of you on NairaLand label those who support him as sycophants? You just did. So, if they call those who rubbish him haters, why are you complaining?

Mandelaguy: He is just seeking relevance on NL,but he will receive the bashing of his life for coming here to showcase his stupi.dity and ignorance.

Kobojunkie: Online adverts? where? can you provide links to some of them?

greateros:

Were i see say them don finally pay u your salary

i always love to ignore your posts - u no say na that one dey pain you pass!

secondly i neva hated GEJ i always criticize him constructively and respectful [check my posts] and i wish he succeeds in being the "best president eva". my problem with people like you is that you have lost all sense of decency and honesty. GEJ is human and he is prone to make mistakes like every other human - but people like you and the rest of the 40lapy team do their utmost best to make him superhuman by forcing it on us to accept that all he does is right and for the greater good! No werepe things dont work that way! and if my not accepting the "everything about GEJ is good" mentality makes me a hater then so be it! fact still remains that the Presido should not approve such adverts now - it should be left for Nigerians to decide! comprehend?

jmaine: Appaling tear shedding episode by the OP . . .what a shame

P:S ====> what part of our constitution [color=#0000099]prohibits one from praising and supporting the president of the country[/color]

werepeLeri: Just so you may be seen to have written something. If these so called adverts were bashing GEJ, calling him names and pestering him to resign, you wont have anything to say to it, but because they are captioned differently, you have come to NairaLand to seek support so that the bashing may continue. There is freedom of speech and expression. If some are free to call him names and pester him to resign, some are also free to support him and pester him to go on.

How many of you on NairaLand label those who support him as sycophants? You just did. So, if they call those who rubbish him haters, why are you complaining?

Mandelaguy: Don't mind the swallat! The have been so confused by their hate that they see nothing good in someone using his money to project the good side of GEJ. Now that power has improved and a lot of positives are coming up,do many of them are so scared GEJ might just be the best that has happened to us since independence.

greateros:

it has been flashing on Nairaland adverts and some other websites adverts by google. i even saw it on an ipad support forum i visited a while ago.

hillsate:

Please lower your tone, you are disturbing people having a meaningful conversation. While you are at it please tell GEJ that the office of the president of Nigeria is not an NGO.

werepeLeri:

dont mind him - see what he said. "The last time he checked, its against the law to advertise or praise a serving president in what ever form".

Which law is he talking about? It is against the law to praise a serving president, but it is not against the law to do otherwise, to insult him.

This must be coming from a toddler.

werepeLeri:

dont mind him - see what he said. "The last time he checked, its against the law to advertise or praise a serving president in what ever form".

Which law is he talking about? It is against the law to praise a serving president, but it is not against the law to do otherwise, to insult him.

This must be coming from a toddler.

Elueme: @OP I don't see how this suppose to be your nightmare, if you are not feeling defeated... Any lover of mr president on this forum would have done this and it is not your business to ascertain his motive...pls get a live

werepeLeri:

dont mind him - see what he said. "The last time he checked, its against the law to advertise or praise a serving president in what ever form".

Which law is he talking about? It is against the law to praise a serving president, but it is not against the law to do otherwise, to insult him.

This must be coming from a toddler.

jmaine: Appaling tear shedding episode by the OP . . .what a shame

P:S ====> what part of our constitution [color=#0000099]prohibits one from praising and supporting the president of the country[/color]

werepeLeri:

Dont mind him. He is seeking relevance.

Elueme: @OP I don't see how this suppose to be your nightmare, if you are not feeling defeated... Any lover of mr president on this forum would have done this and it is not your business to ascertain his motive...pls get a live

hillsate:

The part that says
The president can not make people love him by billboard or stickers
But by hardwork and fulfilling promises

jmaine: Appaling appalling [corrected] tear shedding episode by the OP . . .what a shame

P:S ====> what part of our constitution [color=#0000099]prohibits one from praising and supporting the president of the country[/color]

hillsate:

The only reason you guys are making noise here is purely out of regional bias.

werepeLeri:

You are a twert. Disturbing people having a meaningful conversation when I was the first to even contribute. If I am disturbing, why not shove a digger up your rotten back hole? LOL. So many kids on this NairaLand.

One kid pops in just to be seen to have a computer at home, he writes thrash. Rogues.

Elueme: I think it will be good to expunge that notion from your brain.. You call a spade a spade, am not Ijaw neither I my a fulani but a Nigerian so I can comment as dispassionate as I can on national issues.. Taking side on opinion doesn't make me biase except you are indirectly telling me that you are against the president because he isn't from your region.

Kobojunkie:

Oh I don't see it . . . can you get those of us who don't a link or something?

greateros:

stop twisting my comment - let me repeat it so u can get it clear - [size=18pt]We are not in campaign period therefore its against the law to start politically motivated adverts and the last time i checked, its against the law to advertise or praise a serving president in what ever form[/size]

greateros:

Ass-licker-in-chief! i salute sir!

if buhari or tinubu should start veiled online adverts geared towards aso rock what do u think will be the president's reaction?

Kobojunkie: Online adverts? where? can you provide links to some of them?