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ivolt:


Any data to back up your claims?

Badonasty:


baba go rest....you don try

Sapiosexuality:
Still undemocratic. No matter how they try make the thing appear democratic, it is not. Democracy doesn't work like that. You don't make change in a democracy like that. What happened is a coup. No afterthought can change that.

Power and life is transient. Mugabe who once boasted no military coup can remove him is now under house arrest by the military.

The condemnation by the war veterans in 2016 of abandoning the revolution didn’t help his case either. They had accused him of promoting corruption and said they will not support him in next year’s election.

His treatment of the white farmers in his country didn’t help him or his country either and the sanctions he got suffered the country.

Till now, none of the western counties, who love to promote democratic values, has condemned the military coup. Tacit support or endorsement?

His wife has received criticisms and Mugabe’s attempt to pass her the touch annoyed the military, politicians and revolutionaries more. It seems everyone is finally fed up with him that even when democratic values are shattered to remove him, no one seem to care.

In Egypt when a similar thing happened, it was regarded as a ‘military intervention’ by the US and other powers when obviously a coup happened. What happened in Zimbabwe is a coup but unfortunately, Mugabe has annoyed so many people, destroyed so many laws and his authoritarianism has made it difficult to speak about him in the democratic language.

http://www.mortalpoet.com/mugabe-going-going

SmartyPants:


Democracy is not the goal in and of itself. Good governance is the goal and whatever means it takes to achieve that, so be it.

FarahAideed:
Buhari is next in Jesus Name

Sapiosexuality:
Who then determines the limit of this good governance you speak of? And how is a coup good governance or a good thing simply because one demon was removed?

chloedogie:


Growing up when I traveled to Ghana for international students' convention in KUMASI at church of Pentecost headquarters, we(students) raised almost 500 million Cedi for a launching. But today, the value of their money is good internationally compared to Naira. Hope you know they have 1 billion and 1 trillion Zimbabwean dollar notes. Just read about their economy u go know say we still dey paradise small for naija.

UBGG:


I would take the Devil's deal (which almost all the time never ends well) if I foresaw some good coming from it.

They were all at that point...due process be damned.

chloedogie:


Buhari hasn't even spent 4 years baba. calm down. The people you should be firing such prayers against are those senators that have spent over 16 years in senate and the governors that spent 8 years in their states and are presently serving as senators and the governors that are concluding their 8 years and still aspiring for senate. Those ones should concern you better man.

SmartyPants:


A. The people

B. The coup itself is not an act of governance, whether good or bad. It is merely the means through which the people attempt to rectify bad governance.

sokera:
what damage ? What good was on ground before Buhari won the election ? Just tell me one good thing that he damage ?

SmartyPants:


A. The people

B. The coup itself is not an act of governance, whether good or bad. It is merely the means through which the people attempt to rectify bad governance.

chloedogie:
He has finally resigned watching live on CNN. Pics and details to follow.


Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has resigned, the speaker of the country's Parliament said, bringing an end to his 37 years of rule.

The announcement came as Parliament began proceedings to impeach him, six days after the military seized control in the capital, Harare.
Mugabe's resignation marks the an end of an era in Zimbabwe -- he ruled the country with an iron fist for almost four decades and is the only leader the nation has known since it achieved independence from Britain in 1980.



http://edition.cnn.com/2017/11/21/africa/robert-mugabe-resigns-zimbabwe-president/index.html

Daboomb:


Please, itemise these damages he has CAUSED within the last three years he was President.....and let us see.

ivolt:


The value of ghana's current cedis is a product of gimmicks
and not real economic growth.
Nigeria can also decide to erase a Zero from our currency and 1$ will be equal to about #36.
I understand that Mugabe destroyed Zimbabwe's economy but that is a different issue
to that of Ghana.

saabright:
ordinary Zimbabwe ousted their president.......what are we waiting for Nigerians.....our biggest problems are the politicians that have spent years in power......our problem is not dividing this country....our problems encircles the politicians.....we can oust dem out if we are united as Zimbabwe...

sanpipita:


Buhari lead us to a recession, he took our single digit inflation to double digits, under him naira went upto 406 per dollar, stop supporting failed leaders they do you no good.

Sapiosexuality:
Still undemocratic. No matter how they try make the thing appear democratic, it is not. Democracy doesn't work like that. You don't make change in a democracy like that. What happened is a coup. No afterthought can change that.

Power and life is transient. Mugabe who once boasted no military coup can remove him is now under house arrest by the military.

The condemnation by the war veterans in 2016 of abandoning the revolution didn’t help his case either. They had accused him of promoting corruption and said they will not support him in next year’s election.

His treatment of the white farmers in his country didn’t help him or his country either and the sanctions he got suffered the country.

Till now, none of the western counties, who love to promote democratic values, has condemned the military coup. Tacit support or endorsement?

His wife has received criticisms and Mugabe’s attempt to pass her the touch annoyed the military, politicians and revolutionaries more. It seems everyone is finally fed up with him that even when democratic values are shattered to remove him, no one seem to care.

In Egypt when a similar thing happened, it was regarded as a ‘military intervention’ by the US and other powers when obviously a coup happened. What happened in Zimbabwe is a coup but unfortunately, Mugabe has annoyed so many people, destroyed so many laws and his authoritarianism has made it difficult to speak about him in the democratic language.

http://www.mortalpoet.com/mugabe-going-going