sekundosekundo:


Just take a look at your President. Can you even employ this can of person as your manager?.

Ohamzee:
ahhhhhhh this ur english e fit break person head oh "How does this thing became a governor?" This kain one ehn fit produce ten thousand mega watts iyo. songo has being humiliated. oga na joke oh. no vex.

Weedcrusher:


You are the only one that addressed the issue. And thanks for your point. Like you said, bad citizens produce bad leaders, I can't agree more. There are countless things that Nigerians don't see as big deal or bad but they define who we are, and why our socioeconomic and political system is in a sorry state. A typical Nigerian doesn't see anything bad in jumping a queue or demeaning others or honking unnecessarily on the road. These little things define our core values as people. I spent almost 2 years in Canada before I heard a car honk, and when it happened, it felt so strange.

jbhitler:
you exactly like him for calling human a thing.you lack moral right to judge him because you are him.

everozone:
Are u in support of APC shenanigan?Guy if u don't know what to comment u better keep ur cool.My governor is making a very serious allegation,okay?

sekundosekundo:


Is it true that you reasons like a mortuary attendant whose brain have been exchanged with that of an accident victim?.

sekundosekundo:


They said that he's a mortuary attendant from Afonja region whose brain have been exchanged with that of an accident victim.

LaClicKLaBenDin:


Can't people comment sensibly on this forum without resorting to calling out a particular set of people?

Does this amount to not having something productive to say, does this stem from inferiority complex, or both?

This is really becoming disgusting! Every topic on politics is now an opportunity to engender hate and ethnic bigotry.

How is this topic related to Biafra and Biafrans in anyway?

fkdmods:


Nice post. You even try. I did a project for my company in Germany and for 6 years i never heard a honk. Can you imagine? Six years fa. Nigerians don't realize that the solution to their problem lies at their feet. There needs to be a total re education and re orientation of the average Nigerian.

chrisxxx:

University graduate?@ English

Weedcrusher:
When I look at Nigeria governors, senators, reps, president etc. I realize the reason why the country is so backward.
How did this thing become a governor?

I'm so sorry I touched a lot of nerves because of the message above. Funny enough none of them addressed the point raised except one. Instead, they will rather look for a way to feel important by insulting you. Typical of most Nigerians

Just to elaborate on my point, what I mean is that Nigerian political leaders are true reflection of how deteriorated the system is. I guess Nigeria is a failed system for a reason. I'm sorry if this makes you feel uncomfortable but that's reality. Look at this Wike, and most of the people you elected as political leaders, do they look like people that know the heck they are doing? I remember last year when Canadian general election was ongoing, most of my white friends who are liberals were condemning Stephen Harper body language wondering how he became their prime minister in the first place. But to me, Harper look way smarter than any leader that has ever been elected in Nigeria. How can you be a governor and dress like a construction labourer with negative body language. A look at Nigeria Senate or house of Representatives session will make one realise how shameful things are in the country. But who am I to expect rational thought from people on this forum. On a last note, I will urge you to take look at Justin Trudeau, Malcolm Turnbull, Theresa May and Barack Obama, and tell me if they all don't look like people that know the heck they are doing.

Weedcrusher:


You're so on point. Mass re-education and reorientation seems to be the only way forward. My first post on this thread was to mention abnormalities I observed amongst political elites in the country. Just as expected, instead of addressing the issue, they decided to correct my expression. Typical of people with inferiority complex. Say something bad about others in order to feel good about yourself. On this forum instead of the youth to challenge and question the status quo, they will rather support a system that hasn't worked for decades and rain insults on one another. An Igbo calling Yoruba Afonja, and Yoruba calling Igbo Igbos etc. And most of these people are in their late 20s, 30s and 40s. Little do they know that when Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu challenged the status quo in 1966, he was 29. When Balewa became prime minister, he was 47. When Ojukwu decided to liberate his people, he was 34. Ahmadu Bello was 28 when he became Sarduana. Awolowo was 45 when he became western premier. Gowon was 32 when he became head of state. Whether you think of any of them as hero or villain, they all made history and effect change before their 50s.
But Nigerians in that age bracket now will rather campaign for Buhari, or Atiku, or claim Jonathan was Messiah, someone even wanted patience to contest. All Hope seems lost

fkdmods:


Patience Jonathan? Are you for real? Wtf? Really? I am so glad God saved me from that country i swear. Patience Jonathan. I am going to have nightmares all night tonight.

shamecurls:
Wike be making irrelevant statements/threats everyday just like Obiano signs irrelevant MOU's on daily basis

Omonigeriarere:
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Face front joorrr: the simile I used is none of your business if you can't get my message

sammyj:
Which Yeye allegation. Abeg gerrout of here as if the Yeye man is a saint compared to APC

Omonigeriarere:

This Bingo has been mistakenly released from its cage again: chai!

Omonigeriarere:


Your father knows the answer: just a condom could have saved me from this mess

Omonigeriarere:
And who is stopping him from doing so? Wike should please just stop acting like Biafrans waiting for their master to give them go ahead before they could be liberated from the slavery.

Weedcrusher:
When I look at Nigeria governors, senators, reps, president etc. I realize the reason why the country is so backward.
How did this thing become a governor?

I'm so sorry I touched a lot of nerves because of the message above. Funny enough none of them addressed the point raised except one. Instead, they will rather look for a way to feel important by insulting you. Typical of most Nigerians

Just to elaborate on my point, what I mean is that Nigerian political leaders are true reflection of how deteriorated the system is. I guess Nigeria is a failed system for a reason. I'm sorry if this makes you feel uncomfortable but that's reality. Look at this Wike, and most of the people you elected as political leaders, do they look like people that know the heck they are doing? I remember last year when Canadian general election was ongoing, most of my white friends who are liberals were condemning Stephen Harper body language wondering how he became their prime minister in the first place. But to me, Harper look way smarter than any leader that has ever been elected in Nigeria. How can you be a governor and dress like a construction labourer with negative body language. A look at Nigeria Senate or house of Representatives session will make one realise how shameful things are in the country. But who am I to expect rational thought from people on this forum. On a last note, I will urge you to take look at Justin Trudeau, Malcolm Turnbull, Theresa May and Barack Obama, and tell me if they all don't look like people that know the heck they are doing.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
We would Vote PDP massively in Rivers and SS and SE

Weedcrusher:


I swear to God. I was like wtf too.....To some she is the best first lady ever. The thing is, most of them don't know how dire the situation in the country is until they leave the country

porshuch:
count my anambra out APGA is anambra.

dumebiifeanyi:
Rivers State Governor , Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has declared that the state government will in the coming weeks release the audio -visual footages of the Rivers State Police Commissioner plotting with politicians on the methods to be adopted for the planned rigging of the December 10 rerun elections .

Flagging off the rehabilitation of the General Hospital, Abonnema in Akuku-Toru Local Government Area on Monday , Governor Wike noted that the audio-visual footages will be made public through different media platforms to expose the extreme rigging desires of the Independent National Electoral Commission ( INEC) with the backing of the police and other security agencies .

He noted that the 600 policemen working with the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS ) in the state , the police commissioner has already distributed them to prominent APC leaders on a local government basis for the indiscriminate arrests of PDP supporters few days to the election .

The governor added that the 600 SARS personnel distributed would also be used to unleash unprecedented violence on the people on election day , so that APC leaders would have time to substitute results sheets handed over to them by the INEC leadership.

He said: "We are now in possession of the DVD of how the Police Commissioner and some politicians were planning on how to rig the forthcoming Legislative re-run elections in Rivers State . At the appropriate time , we shall release the materials for Nigerians to understand the depth of the Electoral fraud being perpetrated by INEC and Police.

"For the security of this all important audio-visual material , we have mass produced them and kept them at different locations . Nigerians are entitled to know the truth about the unfortunate rigging machine."

The governor explained : "Now that we have caught them on tape, this will shake the world. Rivers State is not like other states where you can plot and execute easy rigging plans.

"We are ahead of them by 50 steps. If they take one step, we take 50. On behalf of our people , we shall continue to monitor these persons who are trying to steal the mandate of our people ".

Also on Monday , while flagging off the rehabilitation of General Hospital , Buguma , Governor Wike urged the people of Asari-Toru and Akuku-Toru Local Government Areas to continue to support PDP and vote all PDP candidates during the rerun elections .

He said PDP has performed in sectors neglected by the immediate past APC administration in the State. He said that the era of empty promises are gone, pointing out that the people will always stand with the PDP for its performance .

The programme was attended by members of the National and State Assembly , prominent politicians , traditional rulers , clerics, youth and women groups.

http://politicsngr.com/will-release-video-rivers-police-commissioner-planning-rig-elections-wike/

Opakan2:
Who still takes this fool serious.. patience olojukokoro jonathan's lap dog

you better return the #2b you wasted in Ondo else you'll see fire