| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by ivandragon: 12:41pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
apropos of the intrigues surrounding the BH issue, PMB deserves commendation for the way the pressure was sustained & then ramped up following the initial error of removing roadblocks in the hotbeds.
if he had hit the ground running on the economy the same way he received the baton on BH from the previous administration & added much needed positive chutzpa to it, majority of Nigerians would have been singing his praises today...
however, you can't give what you do not have... |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by limeta(f): 12:42pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
All you need is to show proof Then i advice you go back and read the post |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by KidsNEXTdoor: 12:47pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
psalmsjob:
Keep wailing. Garri where there's equity and Justice is the sweetest type of garri to drink. There is no equity and justice in a zoo Ask Shiites Ask southern kaduna Ask me |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by sarrki(m): 12:51pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
CplusJason:
I see that you're so confused and showing disappointment from discovering that your belief and support for APC are mistaken and unrealistic.
Oba of Zombies, try and be loyal to your paymaster and his party. This your disingenuous character will lead you nowhere.  Am a patriot I am a buhari person |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by limeta(f): 1:03pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
Sis I am not Apc nor Pdp
Am a patriot
I love good governance
Also love disciplined leaders which I see in pmb Don,t lie bro sarrki You doing enough already. |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by psalmsjob: 1:04pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
KidsNEXTdoor:
There is no equity and justice in a zoo
Ask Shiites
Ask southern kaduna
Ask me Are you in a cage too attracting tourists from the east like Nnamdi Kanu you can't commit treason and walk free even the animals know that. You can't constitute yourself as a government within a country and walk freely tell your new found friends in the person of zakzaki that. You can't kill your neighbors because you don't like him or his way of life and expect him to stand bye when a clueless government is in power and won't do anything to protect your neighbors that you killed. You can even see the vicious cycle inherent in what I just said don't you? So don't start it or encourage it. And as per your case; You can't hate a President that is not the root cause of your problems who is trying his best to solve it and yet expect things to go well with you the law of natural justice will not let you get it. Instead pray for him and direct your anger to PDP and GEJ particularly. |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by banki(m): 1:24pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
KidsNEXTdoor:
There is no equity and justice in a zoo
Ask Shiites
Ask southern kaduna
Ask me Where were you when suites were killed during Jonathan's government? What were your comments when his 3sons were killed during Jonathan's government Where were you during the southern Kaduna crisis of 2012 2013 2010 2011 and in the early 2000? Or you think the crisis started now? Goband ask how victor Moses (Chelsea FC) became an orphan When massob bodies were dumped in ezu river what did you say All of a sudden you have become emergency lovers of equity and justice! The one that pains me most is politicians like fani Kayode that was in federal executive council when there was a serious crisis in southern Kaduna and did not even say a word about it as minister of information is talking nonsense all because he lost an election |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by KidsNEXTdoor: 2:02pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
banki:
Where were you when suites were killed during Jonathan's government?
What were your comments when his 3sons were killed during Jonathan's government
Where were you during the southern Kaduna crisis of 2012 2013 2010 2011 and in the early 2000? Or you think the crisis started now? Goband ask how victor Moses (Chelsea FC) became an orphan
When massob bodies were dumped in ezu river what did you say
All of a sudden you have become emergency lovers of equity and justice! The one that pains me most is politicians like fani Kayode that was in federal executive council when there was a serious crisis in southern Kaduna and did not even say a word about it as minister of information is talking nonsense all because he lost an election We are talking of lives You are talking election 1 Like 
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| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by sarrki(m): 2:15pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
KidsNEXTdoor:
We are talking of lives
You are talking election You raised a question He answered you, He's now asking you a question also Instead of you to answer you result normal wailers way |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by KidsNEXTdoor: 2:26pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
You raised a question
He answered you,
He's now asking you a question also
Instead of you to answer you result normal wailers way
Oga.... Time is precious No time to waste Not everybody deserves my time Time is money 
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| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by sarrki(m): 2:29pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
KidsNEXTdoor:
Oga.... Time is precious
No time to waste
Not everybody deserves my time
Time is money Answer the question brother |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by KidsNEXTdoor: 2:35pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
Answer the question brother Some questions are not meant to be answered on a cool Sunday. My guy ask goggle 
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| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by sarrki(m): 3:04pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
limeta:
Don,t lie bro sarrki
You doing enough already. I am not Apc or pdp But I love my president so much |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by omogin(f): 3:20pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
Another slave talking |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by sarrki(m): 3:27pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
omogin:
Another slave talking
For saying it the way it is? |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by omogin(f): 4:53pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
For saying it the way it is? May his life be exactly as buhari has run Nigeria. I hope you both can say amen to this. |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by sarrki(m): 4:55pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
omogin:
May his life be exactly as buhari has run Nigeria. I hope you both can say amen to this. You need any chilled liquid to cool down |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by omogin(f): 6:48pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
You need any chilled liquid to cool down
 say amen! If you can't then review all you have said |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by xelly: 8:25pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
sarrki:
By Tonnie Iredia The beginning of a new year such as now, offers a good opportunity for Nigerians as a people to take a second look at the previous year 2016 and its catalogue of negative events. Such a review will no doubt be helpful especially if it can draw attention to the way forward.
In other words, to make 2017 a better year, we need to avoid a recurrence of the negative events of last year. Arriving at the solution to our problems may not be an easy task but we imagine that giving credit occasionally to whom it is due is a wise approach.
It is obviously superior to the current trend whereby everybody is a critic in a game in which only President Buhari is perceived to be at fault all the time.
The recent crisis in Kaduna is probably a good example of an issue in which the President has been hastily blamed. Kaduna is a state with its own governor that was elected to run the day to day affairs of the state.
According, Buhari should not be the first to intervene in a problem in one state within a country that has adopted federalism as its system of government For the better part of 2016, the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was in crisis. Many of the members would readily suggest that the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) has been behind it.
There are indeed, those who would blame President Buhari for not dissuading his party members from it. Interestingly, the typical Nigerian politician is ungovernable.
The President cannot even stop his own party members from destroying their own party let alone telling them to let the opposition be. In any case, it would be difficult to find a ruling party in a country like Nigeria which runs a zero-sum political system to encourage political opposition.
Of course, it can’t happen in Nigeria where a ruling party in a state “wins” all the seats in a local election.
If the truth must be said, a political party like the PDP is the architect of its fate. It is its members who are currently in factions that have prevented their party from making a mark even in a state like Ondo where it has been in power.
Painfully they always do so for personal gains. Buhari or not, Nigeria is far from being ready for free and fair elections.
The other day, Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun state was reported to have said that he knows those who will not succeed him. We have no proof that Amosun is a professional soothsayer just as we are unaware that as a person he has more than one vote.
So, how else will he stop those he has decided will not succeed him in a future election? He would probably disallow a level playing ground for all aspirants and like Oshiomhole and Mimiko did during the last governorship elections in Edo and Ondo states respectively impose his preferred candidate. Put differently, it is hard to find a blameless politician in Nigeria.
The alarm by Governor Wike of Rivers state on the posting of 28,000 security operatives to his state for just a re-run election makes a lot of sense but when compared to what his PDP federal might did in the same state in 2015, the alarm is not more than crocodile tears. The fight against corruption is an area where many citizens have hailed President Buhari but quite often, the applause is drowned by allegations of selective prosecution.
In a nation that has for too long, been weighed down by excessive corrupt practices, many of those arrested would obviously attract sympathy by singing religious and ethnic tunes. As we argued elsewhere, it is logical that many of those called to question are now in the opposition. This is because being the ones who were in government yesterday; they are those who currently have explanations to make on what they did with public funds.
It is thus irrational to describe their arrests as amounting to selective prosecution. It is worse to insinuate that they are not the only corrupt politicians in our midst because that cannot exonerate them; rather that draws attention to the need for many more people to be arrested.
Again, to harp on the sting operation by the Department of State Services (DSS) on some judges underplays the disturbing issue of corruption in the judiciary-a distasteful act which many retired senior judges had for long been drawing attention to.
Instead of praising an administration that evolved ample courage to deal headlong with the subject, the focus became the inelegance of the method employed. We are unable to support that line of thought more so as the sting operation did not target every judge.
It is only fair that Nigerians who claimed to have elected President Buhari as a man that can rid the nation of corruption should not also become hyper-critical about a result-oriented approach to the hydra-headed monster. If however people are unhappy about the state of our national economy, it is understandable.
The steep rise in the cost of living alone is enough to sustain public frustration. While agreeing with the argument that the problems of today are the direct result of yesterday’s bad governance, we can hold no one else but the government of today which earlier promised to fix the problems.
Until the economy is fixed, no sermon can convince people to applaud the President. But the premise of this article is that the government should be commended for whatever is well done while urging it to tackle other areas requiring attention. Today, the nation should be up-standing in praise of our President in the fight against insurgency particularly the capture of Sambisa forest.
Before Buhari’s time, Nigerians languished in the forest as huge sums of money appropriated for the fight against insurgency were allegedly diverted by different actors in the corridors of power. Cynics may doubt the feat at Sambisa but we prefer to commend our gallant forces seen by newsmen in Maiduguri the other day dismantling the official Boko Haram flag at Parisu, Camp Zairo, in Sambisa Forest. Bravo to our Commander in Chief!
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/lets-applaud-buhari/ May thunder strike anyone applauding Bugatti in the face of those killed unjustly. |
| Re: For Once, Let’s Applaud Buhari .......tonnie Iredia by felixlovu: 9:34pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
So nigeria youths argument are either biafra vs yoruba or apc vs pdp issue.hav never seen youths in any country lik our youth |
