Firefire:
she was even praising some of Jonathan's initiatives - SMH

double mouthed fellow, judgment day would be interesting.

awon olofo

kasiem:
one great thing about jonathan remains that u can never run away from praising him one day..... remember how obj praised his agricultural strides

Firefire:


Posterity will judge.

kasiem:
sometimes, I doubt if posterity exists in nigeria cos the way we shape the past and the future amazes nature here. My dad and his mates had always prayed that posterity will one day judge buhari for the way he upturned their booming biz back in the days but that same buhari was shaped around to become a saint.

kasiem:
sometimes, I doubt if posterity exists in nigeria cos the way we shape the past and the future amazes nature here. My dad and his mates had always prayed that posterity will one day judge buhari for the way he upturned their booming biz back in the days but that same buhari was shaped around to become a saint.

Mrbigman1:


Lmao.

Made in Nija posterity.

eliment:
A good critics will not about total condemnation but pointing out some of the bad side

IGBOSON2:


^^^Bros, that's the miraculous effects of 'repackaging'! Behold, all your sins will be washed away, and you'll become as new: whiter than Snow White, and purer than a vestal-virgin!

PPAngel:
Bone that ugly Obasanjo girlfriend

She has shown how hypocritical, self serving and dense she is.

Waiting for her to start fighting Buhari when he releases his cabinet without her worwor face

chronique:
Abeg leave that woman that doesn't have sense. I asked her only 3 questions on twitter and she couldn't answer any. But if it's to criticize Jonathan,how mouth will suddenly become sharp like blade.

PPAngel:
Bone that ugly Obasanjo girlfriend

She has shown how hypocritical, self serving and dense she is.

Waiting for her to start fighting Buhari when he releases his cabinet without her worwor face

kasiem:
imagine how atiku, saraki, timi sylva etc became Messiah's in nigeria

kasiem:
#1: when the man from maidugri made a claim that part of the problems which culminated to boko haram was the neglect by government and asked what obasanjo did to control this neglect........ Oby, in response said that state collect fifty of the federation allowance, she acknowledged the fact that the state government has more responsibility in connecting with their local constituents and citizenry more than the federal government..... So, going by this why did Oby during her BBOG campaign not acknowledge the responsibility of shettima in playing a part in the chibok issue cos he was the chief security of the state and collects security allowances, rather Oby heaped all the responsibility of federal government?
#2: when a lady asked a question that pertains to combating of corruption in the country.... Oby acknowledged the fact that gej's administration has taken a unique and giant step in that area by creating a 'social safety net' as systems and which has the capacity of looking into youth unemployment..... does this justify Gej's claim during the campaign that he has digitally fought corruption despite the fact that he's not used the crude and primordial means which some people have been profering as veritable means?
#3: at the earlier stages of the interview, the whole house including Oby acknowledged the fact that nigeria has made tremendous progress the fight against corruption, rising from nö 2 during the obj's days to nö 38 in gej's days on transparency international..... furthermore, does this show the fact that Oby was being deceptful in criticising gej of being corrupt and depleting the nation's reserve?
#4: Oby in the interview tried saying the country is in a bad shape going by the fact that the elites have failed in galvanising our shared vision..... is Oby part of this elites cos coming from nnewi south where she's from I'm yet to have that sense of connection which Oby has for her fellow constituents, as she's totally disconnected from the grassroot. Could it be said she's one of the problems of nigeria?

kasiem:
#1: when the man from maidugri made a claim that part of the problems which culminated to boko haram was the neglect by government and asked what obasanjo did to control this neglect........ Oby, in response said that state collect fifty of the federation allowance, she acknowledged the fact that the state government has more responsibility in connecting with their local constituents and citizenry more than the federal government..... So, going by this why did Oby during her BBOG campaign not acknowledge the responsibility of shettima in playing a part in the chibok issue cos he was the chief security of the state and collects security allowances, rather Oby heaped all the responsibility of federal government?
#2: when a lady asked a question that pertains to combating of corruption in the country.... Oby acknowledged the fact that gej's administration has taken a unique and giant step in that area by creating a 'social safety net' as systems and which has the capacity of looking into youth unemployment..... does this justify Gej's claim during the campaign that he has digitally fought corruption despite the fact that he's not used the crude and primordial means which some people have been profering as veritable means?
#3: at the earlier stages of the interview, the whole house including Oby acknowledged the fact that nigeria has made tremendous progress the fight against corruption, rising from nö 2 during the obj's days to nö 38 in gej's days on transparency international..... furthermore, does this show the fact that Oby was being deceptful in criticising gej of being corrupt and depleting the nation's reserve?
#4: Oby in the interview tried saying the country is in a bad shape going by the fact that the elites have failed in galvanising our shared vision..... is Oby part of this elites cos coming from nnewi south where she's from I'm yet to have that sense of connection which Oby has for her fellow constituents, as she's totally disconnected from the grassroot. Could it be said she's one of the problems of nigeria?

Demdem2:
[b]Ur points are foolish but want to focus on the first. Borno has been under emergency for years. This simply means that the security of lives and properties of that state is strictly jonah-daft business. Soldiers were bought in primarily to act. What powers does SHETTIMA has over soldiers? Can he even order an ordinarily soldier against that which abuja has instructed?
The moment the state became under emergency, he seizes to become the chief security officer and fg takes that responsibility. Infact it's as bad as the military officers guarding SHETTIMA can't even be boss around by him but their superiors at the barracks. It's foolish to call such a person the chief security officer of the state. What tools does he have to actualize this supposed mandate?
Even at that, the state government still assisted in funding the military in the state by buying vehicles, accommodation for military personnel, liason with the civilian population etc surely security funds went for such.
Chibok is primarily abuja business because they were in charge of the state and not SHETTIMA as regards security. Only if they have been responsive from day 1 when it occurred, we won't be where we are today. Even when the state govt claimed they had info about them, the fools in Abuja didn't even want to believe that it happened. Some remnant fools still claim till date that it's a scam.[/b]

ibnjarir93:
Absolute rubbish.

kasiem:
sometimes, I doubt if posterity exists in nigeria cos the way we shape the past and the future amazes nature here. My dad and his mates had always prayed that posterity will one day judge buhari for the way he upturned their booming biz back in the days but that same buhari was shaped around to become a saint.

honjohnbright:
I've always have this feeling that Her campaign is "parts made in Onitcha" and "assembled in Aba". But I hope the truth comes out soonest.
These Nigerian elites makes me doubt virtually everything with their double standard mouths