Goddex:
[size=14pt]Recent comments and signals from Buhari and his party suggest Nigeria have 'entered one chance' by having this man as their President.

'Baba One Chance' seems a perfect new name for this man or what do you think?[/size]

Gbawe:
@OP.

Remain in your room thinking of how to be negative about Buhari and his government. That does not change the fact that the oppressive and worthless PDP is gone from the centre. Buhari has not even begun his job formally and you are already having palpitations. Na to die when he begins to perform by putting your messiah (GEJ) to shame via showing that governance was never as difficult as the PDP deliberately pretended it was. More heartbreak on the way for you buddy.

Goddex:
[size=14pt]Recent comments and signals from Buhari and his party suggest Nigeria have 'entered one chance' by having this man as their President.

'Baba One Chance' seems a perfect new name for this man or what do you think?[/size]

MzJackBaueress:
So you feel you just made sense?

Whether you like it or not, General Muhammadu Buhari is your incoming president. You TANoids have 8years to lament and cry. You either join the CHANGE team or you perish in the atlantic ocean.

gregg2:


[size=13pt]I will never ever be proud to call Buhari my President. Never!!![/size]

gregg2:


[size=13pt]I will never ever be proud to call Buhari my President. Never!!![/size]

Goddex:
[size=14pt]Recent comments and signals from Buhari and his party suggest Nigeria have 'entered one chance' by having this man as their President.

'Baba One Chance' seems a perfect new name for this man or what do you think?[/size]

theV0ice:




So what exactly will you do about it?

Junior gregg2 on may 30th: daddy, I have a question

gregg2: yes son

Junior gregg2: who is the president of Nigeria?

gregg2 breaks out in sweat: erm.. erm.....erm..... oya, go and meet your mummy

theV0ice:


My bro, You know its not easy to do opposition? The guy is like a toddler learning to walk........give him time.....he'll soon get more mature in the role

I want to see how they'll sustain the childishness for the next 4 years

gregg2:


Is Buhari as President a perfect representation of the wishes of Nigeria?

Nigeria's population is about 180m. Meanwhile, only 15M (about 8% of the nation's population) voted for him.

Gbawe:


Same here. I can bet any money most of these "GEJ till 3085" elements, probably about 95% of them, will not be here by September this year. We remained in opposition for four years from 2011 and came here daily, despite not having power at the centre, because we genuinely cared about Nigeria and wanted to see our dear nation gain good leadership.

This quality and desire is very important because it is what keeps us coming here day in and day out even when the spirit is very low because GEJ has let Nigerians down again. GEJ was mainly supported passionately by ethno-religious jingoists and haters who love the idea of resisting "Aboki" and "Yolobah" "gang-up and take-over" of Nigeria more than they love Nigeria. Let us see how long these sort of jokers, lacking pro-nation love and ideology, will last playing opposition when we know it is is GEJ they love and not Nigeria.

Gbawe:


Same here. I can bet any money most of these "GEJ till 3085" elements, probably about 95% of them, will not be here by September this year. We remained in opposition for four years from 2011 and came here daily, despite not having power at the centre, because we genuinely cared about Nigeria and wanted to see our dear nation gain good leadership.

Goddex:
[size=14pt]Recent comments and signals from Buhari and his party suggest Nigeria have 'entered one chance' by having this man as their President.

'Baba One Chance' seems a perfect new name for this man or what do you think?[/size]

gregg2:

What makes you think GEJ's supporters will not be here? Or you also erroneously think we were getting paid for supporting GEJ?

Gbawe:


I never suggested you were paid to support GEJ. I just know you won't be here because I know what you are made of and I am sure such cannot sustain you coming here day in day out to criticise Buhari for the next few months talk less of 4 or 8 years. It was always about GEJ remaining in power to frustrate "Gambari" and their "slaves" and show them "power does not belong to the North alone and can never return to the region".

Now that the self-serving GEJ is defeated, and unlikely to have anything to do with national politics beyond May 29th, I will see what will motivate his army of ethnic devotees, like you and the OP, to still agitate passionately on behalf of the PDP when your 'local champion' no longer controls Nigeria at the centre. There is even a greater chance of me becoming a critic of Buhari and the APC, if they do not lead well, than you emotional supporters of GEJ keeping up this venom against Buhari and the APC

theV0ice:


.......because even if PDP takes power in 2019, it will ho back to the same 'gambari', 'nama rearers' they've been programmed to hate

I remember when one deluded poster was saying that "The north will never rule Nigeria again".

The lamentation season will indeed be long