calebu:
I hate general Muhammadu Buhari,i just dont know why. Intensely.This feeling developed in 1984. First, his non-smiling visage including that of Tunde Idiagbon, his late deputy,evoked no warmth. The apocryphal story that they wear permanent scowls because there was nothing cheerful about Nigeria’s situation at a period when South West Nigeria, encompassing his official abode, madeAlawadaBaba Salathe highest rated comedy show was paradoxical to me then.I was especially livid athis War Against Indiscipline (WAI)dictum mandating Nigerians to queue for virtually everything in a country where lawlessness is deified as wisdom. I scoffed at his directive’s impracticality against the odious rat race in Nigeria, especially in Lagos. Personally, my timely arrival at all destinations is guaranteed with a good meal for balanced legs, firmly tucking my handbag under my armpits to escapeHoudini-inspired pickpockets, energetically elbowing other jostling prospective bus passengers and hopping, banana jump-style onto a movingMoluebus. And I’m good.But the orientation worked. Apart from queuing, archetypal stubborn Nigerians became excellent examples of WAI-themed orderliness and discipline in thought, behaviour and expectation through eschewing all forms ofindiscipline.Thirty-one years ago, Buhari foresaw that leaders’ abilityto effectively lead is always dependent on the quality of followership behind him whichIndisciplineobstructs in Nigeria.

ramdris:
I hate u more for hating who the people love. Opoonu, Anuofia!

PhockPhockMan:
I still can't understand the real reason I will ever love Buhari. I hate him with passion.
That he's the president elect changes nothing. I know those who voted him will regret very soon.

PhockPhockMan:
I still can't understand the real reason I will ever love Buhari. I hate him with passion.
That he's the president elect changes nothing. I know those who voted him will regret very soon.

PhockPhockMan:
I still can't understand the real reason I will ever love Buhari. I hate him with passion.
That he's the president elect changes nothing. I know those who voted him will regret very soon.

Scatterboss:


You hate someone that dont even know you exist. Your miserable life must be pathetic, go hang yourself bro.

calebu:
I hate general Muhammadu Buhari,i just dont know why. Intensely.This feeling developed in 1984. First, his non-smiling visage including that of Tunde Idiagbon, his late deputy,evoked no warmth. The apocryphal story that they wear permanent scowls because there was nothing cheerful about Nigeria’s situation at a period when South West Nigeria, encompassing his official abode, madeAlawadaBaba Salathe highest rated comedy show was paradoxical to me then.I was especially livid athis War Against Indiscipline (WAI)dictum mandating Nigerians to queue for virtually everything in a country where lawlessness is deified as wisdom. I scoffed at his directive’s impracticality against the odious rat race in Nigeria, especially in Lagos. Personally, my timely arrival at all destinations is guaranteed with a good meal for balanced legs, firmly tucking my handbag under my armpits to escapeHoudini-inspired pickpockets, energetically elbowing other jostling prospective bus passengers and hopping, banana jump-style onto a movingMoluebus. And I’m good.But the orientation worked. Apart from queuing, archetypal stubborn Nigerians became excellent examples of WAI-themed orderliness and discipline in thought, behaviour and expectation through eschewing all forms ofindiscipline.Thirty-one years ago, Buhari foresaw that leaders’ abilityto effectively lead is always dependent on the quality of followership behind him whichIndisciplineobstructs in Nigeria.

PhockPhockMan:
You deserve pity than confrontation.

PhockPhockMan:
I still can't understand the real reason I will ever love Buhari. I hate him with passion.
That he's the president elect changes nothing. I know those who voted him will regret very soon.

Flets:
I wont exactly say I hate Buhari cos I consider 'hate' a strong word.

However, I am convinced that a change from GEJ to Buhari is not a positive change.

If Buhari who in three election attempts never conceded defeat in any but rather incited the deaths of Nigerians due to his loss is considered a positive change to a GEJ who promised that his ambition is not worth the blood of any Nigerian and stuck to it........ then positive change has a different meaning.

Buhari made irretrievable statements in the past that led to the death of Nigerians including corpers, condemned the attack on BH by Nigerian Army, promised to soak dogs and baboon in blood, asked muslims to vote onlymuslims....... yet we cannot trace any violent words to the political life of GEJ.

Nigerians are impatient people with oversized expectations and the complaints will start pouring in the next few months. All GEJ needed was patience and constructive criticism but we poured frustrations and propaganda on him.

We'll soon learn that though strong-will might be a desired attribute but the absence of grace and humility could turn strong-will to absolute disaster.