Propropro:
I support the clamp down on press freedom. In North Korea the government regulates the press and executes people who are anti government. What buhari needs is our loyalty and support not criticism. Not everyone will be like GEJ who chose to be the most insulted president in the world. The office of the president cannot be denigrated in the name of opposition. There is freedom of speech but freedom after speech is not guaranteed. I support arrest and jailing of all opposition voices. God bless Buhari

Propropro:
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Mind you I'm also an igbo from mbaise local government in imo state but i don't think biafra is the solution for we Igbo's

reptile1:
I thought body language fixed em' up last year.

Jirate:
Just Like Buhari is a Flop. Meanwhile, God Bless GEJ who has a Midas Touch
Buhari will not make any difference, instead he will be Blaming and Blaming and Time is Going.

allthingsgood:
[[s]quote author=Jirate post=49370121]Just Like Buhari is a Flop. Meanwhile, God Bless GEJ who has a Midas Touch
Buhari will not make any difference, instead he will be Blaming and Blaming and Time is Going. [/s]


Try and read before commenting. That figure is since 1999. Thats 17years. 6 of which was ruled by your brainless GEJ!

BankeSmalls:


And what has the incompetent Daura man do, fight for the right of cows to graze on other people farms?

Jirate:
Just Like Buhari is a Flop. Meanwhile, God Bless GEJ who has a Midas Touch
Buhari will not make any difference, instead he will be Blaming and Blaming and Time is Going.

allthingsgood:



Smh
Start with returning to primary school to improve your grammar

allthingsgood:



Smh
Start with returning to primary school to improve your grammar

ReddLabel:
The power of vested interest has denied most of our institutions the required standards to operate with. Not until when we have leaders with political will to decisively deal with these power brokers, we would continue to oscillate in this sphere of an equal centripetal and centrifugal force...unfortunately, Buhari through Kyari, his frontman does more damage than could ever be imagined

BankeSmalls:


Has Buhari returned to Secondary school?

amaechi1:


Thanks for giving him that response. Comprehension is a big problem for many these days.

amaechi1:


I will advice you heed to his good advice and improve if you identify any gaps. That is what a wise man will do.

allthingsgood:


Smh Start with returning to primary school to improve your grammar

Jirate:
Just Like Buhari is a Flop. Meanwhile, God Bless GEJ who has a Midas Touch
Buhari will not make any difference, instead he will be Blaming and Blaming and Time is Going.

BankeSmalls:


That's why a Jonathan who was an outsider could have continued until he purges the system of vested interest. But we made a blunder by listening to the same old thieves who squandered our past to come back and suddenly support one of their own corruption in the person of Buhari to come back and foist more corruption on the country. Sorry to nigeria

ReddLabel:


GEJ was not faring better. If Jonathan had done well, with the surplus we had during his administration, who would have ever thought of voting an old "certificate less" and a bigoted Buhari? Jonathan pushed us into considering the old lanky man as a better alternative

Izonpikin:
propaganda pushed you... ...though gej had his weak sides that allowed the stealing of public funds, propaganda helped in chasing him out...gej was more of a constitution guy than a talk talk fool who would want to hug on to status quo and expecting different results...

sell these freaking refineries we no gree...or rather let states manage them and depend on them solely to generate revenue from it...


malams no go gree...otedola them no gree...the same coconut heads who kicked against removal of subsidy during gejs term...

Lifestone:
N264 billion down the drain. Nigeria we hail thee.

PMB the Petroleum Minister should respond to this. He is the cabinet minister, this sum is more than enough to build new refineries.
These assets should be privatised, get a core investor to buy majority stake and sell the rest of the shares on the Nigeria Stock Exchange to Nigerians.
That's another way to generate cash to fund the infrastructure gap

Izonpikin:
propaganda pushed you... ...though gej had his weak sides that allowed the stealing of public funds, propaganda helped in chasing him out...gej was more of a constitution guy than a talk talk fool who would want to hug on to status quo and expecting different results...

sell these freaking refineries we no gree...or rather let states manage them and depend on them solely to generate revenue from it...


malams no go gree...otedola them no gree...the same coconut heads who kicked against removal of subsidy during gejs term...