Note picture above: it is unusual for a US president to ride in a foreign owned vehicle. However, President Carter and Colonel Magoro rode in Lt Gen Obasanjo's Land-Rover when they toured Apapa Port.

So, are they planning on another military government of Nigeria? Naptu, are you trying to help them sell the idea?

I've got the diary of events on my laptop. I'll post it when I get back.

Rossikk:

See how stup.id some of you sound? How in the hell is ''the system in place now'' (ie civilian democracy) worse than military rule? I don't know if some of you are just little kids here, but you should count yourself bloody lucky you're not living and did not grow up under military rule like many of us here did. Military rule bastardized this country. As for your slavish worship of Obama, kindly take that and stick it where it where the sun don't shine.

Bro, you know you are talking with kids when you see someone saying the problem is better than the solution. Everything bad about Nigeria today was created during the years of military rule. If there is any argument to even push today, it will be about how much the civilians have done to improve it, not accuse them of causing the problem. Some of these lads posting and surely teenagers.

Hoping that days like that will come again

lovely good old days

The dude at the 2nd left standing looks like my Dad. Wowww!!!!! It's actually him.

Policewoman: The dude at the 2nd left standing looks like my Dad. Wowww!!!!! It's actually him.

That's soooo cool.

Policewoman: The dude at the 2nd left standing looks like my Dad. Wowww!!!!! It's actually him.

Please can you show him the picture/video?

naptu2:

Please can you show him the picture/video?

He is outa d country now but i'll surely show him. WOW!!!!

Arrival ceremonies during President Clinton's state visit to Nigeria in 2000.

The video shows his arrival at Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, 21 gun salute, national salute and traditional dancers at the airport. It also shows presidents Clinton and Obasanjo's media conference at the fore-court of the Aso Rock Villa.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AZSZywZCGc

..My people and their worship of oyinbo.even black oyinbo (Obama!)....so easy to condem their own in the name of comparison...na wa o! Una craze don get belle..

GooseBaba: ..My people and their worship of oyinbo.even black oyinbo (Obama!)....so easy to condem their own in the name of comparison...na wa o! Una craze don get belle..

The POTUS (president of the united states) is a big deal, even in Washington DC gan.

ypzilanti:

The POTUS (president of the united states) is a big deal, even in Washington DC gan.

I shall copy the opening post to your thread in a few minutes

Now the clueless President we have with the PDP has made us a laughing stock all over

This man (the encircled name) has been there all these years...

dayokanu: Now the clueless President we have with the PDP has made us a laughing stock all over

Yeah. By doubling power output in two years, resurrecting national rail, remodelling 15 airports, and rebuilding federal roads and bridges across the country. Some laughing stock.

OmoEziokwu: This man (the encircled name) has been there all these years...

Zbig served as National Security Adviser to Jimmy Carter. I always loved his analysis on Newshour with Jim Lehrer. He's currently a professor (he is over 80 years old).

Nigeria my country. now they prefer to visit lagos state govt than to visit 'nigeria'

naptu2:



Zbig served as National Security Adviser to Jimmy Carter. I always loved his analysis on Newshour with Jim Lehrer. He's currently a professor (he is over 80 years old).

He has never ceased to amaze me with his hobnobs with fellow pan-globalists in the CFR, Bilderberg Group and Trilateral Commission.

Rossikk:

What beauty of which nation back when? We have even better looking official environment/settings now. Try Eagle Square Abuja. Even Lagos back then was irredeemably dirty and filled with trash. It is only now that we're seeing real progress. So spare us this false nostalgia of ''back then everything was rosy.'' It's a myth.

Were you born back then because the Lagos I knew in 1978 and early 80s was cleaner and better organised than the Lagos of today,lives and properties were also safer back then.

Rossikk:

Yeah. By doubling power output in two years, resurrecting national rail, remodelling 15 airports, and rebuilding federal roads and bridges across the country. Some laughing stock.

Why do always find pride in displaying your daft nature in public,doubling power out in two years on paper or in our homes?
Can you kindly list the rebuilt roads and bridges,don't even mention those international shopping malls you dumbly referred to as airports in 2013 as achievement as its like taking Nigeria 20 years back when compare to what is obtainable in major cities around the world.
Frankly speaking your Jona has made a laughing stock of us.

dayokanu: Now the clueless President we have with the PDP has made us a laughing stock all over

You no dey tire to parade this picture? To the neutral observer, it is certainly not as unflattering as the picture below of your hero.

I just dey fear make d guy no cut the president's head with the knife sword.

hh

Rossikk:

What beauty of which nation back when? We have even better looking official environment/settings now. Try Eagle Square Abuja. Even Lagos back then was irredeemably dirty and filled with trash. It is only now that we're seeing real progress. So spare us this false nostalgia of ''back then everything was rosy.'' It's a myth.

Here comes the GEJ trumpeter,

Which Lagos are you talking about.
The Lagos of 60-70s is better organized than the current ABUJA.

OmoEziokwu:

He has never ceased to amaze me with his hobnobs with fellow pan-globalists in the CFR, Bilderberg Group and Trilateral Commission.

So true. He is even the 'hidden' mentor of Obama.

CFCfan:

So true. He is even the 'hidden' mentor of Obama.

Lol

omo_to_dun:

This picture and the one below, were taken at the White House, during Lt Gen Obasanjo's visit to the US.