feelgoodstuffs:
Who has time to read this long epistle

What we need is result

Ogurube:
And the countdown begins after 103 days wasted hugging power while unwell and 5 afraid of Aso rats while "well". Make we hear word, joor!

AAinEqGuinea:
In 5 days Nigeria now has two *new* leaders in Abuja




Keep holding War, Ra.pe, and Famine over ppl's head when they dare make plans to secede.

Omeokachie:
He has turned the country upside down and reversed Osinbajo's successes in less than one week.


The country is yet again on the edge and ready to tip over because of his lack of tact.

Evablizin:
sorry no vex oo did his post pain you?,i mean are you having painment?

Omagzee:
All these one na noise. I want light, good roads, affordable and quality education and health care, security, jobs, justice and a viable economic atmosphere which all Nigerian leaders have failed to provide. Every other thing na noise and that's why you need to read this exposed satanic photography secret
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Omagzee:

Funny enough, I am not a fan of Nigerian politics. I don't support anyone. All our leaders from the very first day of independence until today are bunch of retards. Calling me a wailer or whatever makes no sense at all. Maybe you just want to get noticed.

Omagzee:

Funny enough, I am not a fan of Nigerian politics. I don't support anyone. All our leaders from the very first day of independence until today are bunch of retards. Calling me a wailer or whatever makes no sense at all. Maybe you just want to get noticed.

totorimi:
Two years already wasted is for the real work in the life of a party by now he should be focusing on his party conventions to see if he can win the ticket again and from 2018 election campaigns till 2019. So in a nutshell this is a waste of our precious 4 years as a nation, nothing tangible has been achieved not a single landmark project commissioned if not the ones started by the previous government.

What a terrible situation we found ourselves indeed.

AntiIPOB:
The person complaining is the one with issues not the one singing.

burkingx:
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9jakohai:
A sad observation about Nairaland political threads.

They have become places where wailers and zombies engage in saying over and over again 'My Mercedes is bigger than YOURS'*.(apologies to Nkem Nwankwo).

For me the simple problem with Nigeria is that Nigerians are not ready to build an economy based on productivity and innovation, instead all they talk about all day long is how money should be shared.

A good government is one which would redirect Nigeria's economy from being import dependent into an exporter of finished goods.

But on Nairaland we hear discussions about how this tribe is parasiting that tribe, and so on. Restructuring threads degenerate into 'We have to show the Hausas that we need our oil money back'. And as for religion.....we know how it has been used.

IN my opinion, Nigerians are not ready for good government. All they want is a government that shares money for them. So long as the oil prices remain high....and the sharing formula is deemed 'fair'....at least by one segment of the population....we have good government. (IN reality...we just have a cake sharing government).

So,as we welcome PMB Back from London...let's put pressure on him to make Nigeria a productive nation. We cannot continue to rely on oil. Or for that matter cotton, groundnuts, etc. Better we generate the environment for a million more Dangotes and Innosons and their likes. Not for another so called importer -exporter.


*If you are interested in buying the book...click here if you live in the USA.

gberra:
Lol!!.. Vedax, You & these your 2017 classics . oga, when you dey enter studio na?
You need to blast these lyrics into wailers' skulls...

Evablizin:
sorry no vex oo did his post pain you?,i mean are you having painment?

Islie:












https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/buhari-s-first-5-days-after-return/211612.html

Guilderland1:
All na hausa Muslims, tell me how we go become one Nigeria?


asking them to preserve Nigeria’s unity and end all threats to national security. In attendance were the Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali; the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno; the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai; the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Abubakar Sadique; the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris; the Director-General of the Department of State Security (DSS), Malam Lawal Daura, and a representative of the Chief of Naval Staff.