ISpiksDaTroof:
I bet you thought people like the Australian negotiator or the Israeli on the plane are also phantom creatures.

Abuklaw:
the reason why Sharia will not see the light of the day in Nigeria is because you still want Mistresses aside your wife, because you still want to steal without recourse, because you want to get everything you desire through whatever means. You are too delusional to see the handwriting on the wall.

You will chase mirage till time ceases to tick.

Mogidi:


The reason it will not see the light of day is because you sharia proponents are mired in 4th century rationality. Stoning women for adultery and beheading infidels is hardly a principle for greatness. Please name one country using Islamic jurisprudence that has ever prospered. If you want unbridled sharia you can take a hike to Afghanistan or any Fuckinstan nation that practice sharia

SamIkenna:


Is sharia not the reason Bornu is burning today? Let them have their Sharia. I honestly do not know why we waste energy and resource on Islamists issues. Let them cut off their hands or chop off every head in their domain - they love 7th century jungle life, they're more than free to have it.

Abuklaw:
the reason why Sharia will not see the light of the day in Nigeria is because you still want Mistresses aside your wife, because you still want to steal without recourse, because you want to get everything you desire through whatever means. You are too delusional to see the handwriting on the wall.

You will chase mirage till time ceases to tick.

Mogidi:


The reason it will not see the light of day is because you sharia proponents are mired in 4th century rationality. Stoning women for adultery and beheading infidels is hardly a principle for greatness. Please name one country using Islamic jurisprudence that has ever prospered. If you want unbridled sharia you can take a hike to Afghanistan or any Fuckinstan nation that practice sharia

tonytony208:


like you wrote, it is just your opinion. Buhari's well documented evils against pple like ekweme will always make him shy away from the SE and SS. The evil that men do live with them. What is the assurance that he won't make SS and SE pple suffer (just like he made ekweme suffer in 1983) if he becomes president? No assurance. To now make things worse for them, they are mainly xtians.

tonytony208:


like you wrote, it is just your opinion. Buhari's well documented evils against pple like ekweme will always make him shy away from the SE and SS. The evil that men do live with them. What is the assurance that he won't make SS and SE pple suffer (just like he made ekweme suffer in 1983) if he becomes president? No assurance. To now make things worse for them, they are mainly xtians.

olajide8:

Without trying to be bias - if you were in his shoes what would you do differently, where the supreme military ruling council is? - ekweme you talked about is not as clean as you feel- what he has in property acquired between 1979- 1982 my brother you don't have it - theirs this large expense of land conservatively speaking about 5 hectares behind the PDP national secretariat in abuja worth over N3b today which was acquired by ekweme then- which was not seized by buhari and is still their till date my formal office was around their in fact I use to buy - small chops from the mallams on the plot of land - and new when he put it in the market for sale - but till date no one has brought it* come to think of it- was it only ekweme that went through the war against indiscipline and was jailed- umaru dikko a fellow hausa man like him also went through it, so also all local government, councillors state governors and national assembly members, directors and permanent secretaries were probed so? - apart from that - it takes 2 hands to clap O! And one broom stick cannot sweep a yard (it takes a bunch of sticks) so note every officer in the military is culpable - and not only buhari- to know how good nigeria was till date the buhari era economy is used as a yardstick to measure our inflation and economic growth till today- people couldn't sell absorbantly above regulated prices - 20% max, people couldn't acquire houses anyhow - you would be probed how you got the money if your a civil servant- no one could oppress another person which is the trade mark of some of our brothers and nepotism and favouritism was completely fought, you actually got what belonged to you because of the fear of buhari and idiagbon*

Mogidi:

I listened to the General and all I hear and see is sharia sharia sharia.
Now please General can you listen to us for once? Our message to you is unequivocal, we don't want you as head of state.
Now take your horde of extremist and disappear to Fuckinstan.

kross01:

Your post really disappointed me bro. Now tell me why was Ekwueme set free from prison if he was found guilty? Incase u didn't read that part of history Buhari was so hell bent on convicting the man that he set up multiple military tribunals to convict the man of corruption but they all returned same verdict, that the man left politics poorer than he was when he got in. His acquiring a land does it mean he can't do that from his numerous genuine businesses in Nigeria? Maybe you should go read about Ekwueme's family and their businesses then come back and say that again. None of the Ekwueme's that i know is an average man, from Alex (former VP) to prof. Laz(traditional ruler of their community/ nollywood actor/ owner of a musical group) they all r well to do individuals

vivalavida:
So buhari is now trying to revive a medium of message that was made popular by the defunct Ying Yang Twins. Oya na,continue to dey whisper while men are speaking and talking the talk. He who whispers is not confident of himself. He should speak out so we can hear him. Nobody has the time to strain his ears to listen to his whispers nor watch his body language. All we see and hear from him is sharia and soaking the dog and the baboon in blood.
We have hearrd enough

olajide8:

Be that as it may - you read history we were der when that history was made, so the truth be told maybe smething was fishy -and yes do you expect public office holders to be richer when they leave ooffice then when they entered office* only in few exceptional genuine circumstances thou-

kross01:

So if he left office poorer than he was when he got in where lies the corruption? Or is he not expected to fall back to his businesses and keep doing what he knows best to do? I still don't get your point and what you tried to arrive at when you raised the fact that he owns a large land in Abuja and was unlawfully imprisoned by buhari. So please explain better to me