Well, I will speak for myself... if there was mocking of anyone in that video... I did not see it. They were giving us information about his life... and since that is part of his life... what is wrong in mentioning it? I really have never gotten what was wrong in mentioning that he was married before.... we may argue how relevant it is... but saying it mocking or denigrating? I strongly disagree... That was mentioned as part of his family history... what in the video was a mockery? unless you think they were making fun of his wife dieing?

The point: the press is meant to inform and educate: and that documentary did just that - provide the public with information (past) of his (family) life and political past... labelling it as a mockery and using that to decide to barr them from covering national or public functions? is a pity friend. it really is.

Ralphlauren:


did you really type this You see nothing wrong in mocking a man's late wife and child ? Please speak for yourself and not for other Nigerians. How will you feel if you suffer such personal tragedy and then one idi0t uses it to mock you years down the line? Just to score cheap personal or political scores?

c'mon, they talked about his late wife and also his late daughter (his first child) that died of sickle cell.

that is the lowest of lows.

Jonathan's wife (Patience) is barren. Do you know how unfortunate that is? All jonathan's kids were fathered by other women ( a man that goes from one church, prophet, bishop, etc to another). Yet, APC never used this to campaign against him in whatever form.

Remarkable:


Well, I will speak for myself... if there was mocking of anyone in that video... I did not see it. They were giving us information about his life... and since that is part of his life... what is wrong in mentioning it? I really have never gotten what was wrong in mentioning that he was married before.... we may argue how relevant it is... but saying it mocking or denigrating? I strongly disagree... That was mentioned as part of his family history... what in the video was a mockery? unless you think they were making fun of his wife dieing?

The point: the press is meant to inform and educate: and that documentary did just that - provide the public with information (past) of his (family) life and political past... labelling it as a mockery and using that to decide to barr them from covering national or public functions? is a pity friend. it really is.

you are talking rubbish and i honestly dont have time to engage idi0ts

what about all that was said about his late daughter? why wasnt patience childlessness mentioned officially as part of jonathan's family history

you can go and watch the documentary again.

this is my last post to you. like i said, i dont have the time to engage people that are intellectually deficient in an online conversation.

Ralphlauren:


you are talking rubbish and i honestly dont have time to engage idi0ts

what about all that was said about his late daughter? why wasnt patience childlessness mentioned officially as part of jonathan's family history

you can go and watch the documentary again.

this is my last post to you. like i said, i dont have the time to engage people that are intellectually deficient in an online conversation.

I wish you didn't quote me in the first place cause I hate it when morons that think they have something to say quote me when I didn't even know they existed. I read your view and felt sorry for you. .. and then surprised that you can even post on NL... next time if I don't quote you, please move on cause again... I hate morons quoting me. Thanks.

Did u by any chance find out if its a private event or an official one? So because he president-elect even if he's sleeping with his wife, u av a right to know abi? I'd appreciate if u try to find out if he was holding an event that's meant for the genral public or not..Namasteh

vanunu:



U are living in the stone age, we Nigerians will not allow any president to deny us freedom of information, if buhari has anything against AIT as the writer clearly stated, he should use the law instead of might.