chukwudi44:
The brainless one should get to work and quit partying. He should learn from the action Governor Wike,who started work immediately and not going to attend one useless owambe in the name of gala dinner

Dude read what u posted again. If u still don't see anything wrong with it, u need help.

With due respect to everyone, I don’t see any gain in calling Jonathan clueless or Buhari brainless. Jonathan is gone and Buhari took over 24 hours ago, retaining (at least for now) the same Service Chiefs. The killings are condemnable, reprehensible and unacceptable. Something has to be done to check this Boko Haram madness and other reported and unreported killings across Northern Nigeria; check violent crimes including armed robbery and kidnapping across the country. We don’t expect miracles but surely, Buhari's tenure should be very easy to assess! I really don’t envy him. Rather, I wish him well. This thing is really a problem and all national resources and might must be applied to deal with it to its roots. Beyond Boko Haram, religious radicalism is a time bomb and I can tell you, some other radical elements are still underground. For all those lobbying to be National Security Adviser etc that we read about online, I hope they are up to it and not just singing regional or sentimental song to get the job?

Abeg o. Na still Jonathan or PDP dey do this one?

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zik4ever:
With due respect to everyone, I don’t see any gain in calling Jonathan clueless or Buhari brainless. Jonathan is gone and Buhari took over 24 hours ago, retaining (at least for now) the same Service Chiefs. The killings are condemnable, reprehensible and unacceptable. Something has to be done to check this Boko Haram madness and other reported and unreported killings across Northern Nigeria; check violent crimes including armed robbery and kidnapping across the country. We don’t expect miracles but surely, Buhari's tenure should be very easy to assess! I really don’t envy him. Rather, I wish him well. This thing is really a problem and all national resources and might must be applied to deal with it to its roots. Beyond Boko Haram, religious radicalism is a time bomb and I can tell you, some other radical elements are still underground. For all those lobbying to be National Security Adviser etc that we read about online, I hope they are up to it and not just singing regional or sentimental song to get the job?

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