Proudlyngwa:

Mr man, I take offence to that, can you kindly argue constructively,
Kindly point to the minute in the video where Nigerian youths were called lazy.

You guys might have gone to school, but am sorry to say you are not educated.

bubu2019:
anytime you visit a place,people's property will miss.pls can somebody point to me where I called this guy a thief?

Proudlyngwa:

Mr man I insist Buhari was right on that. My problem is he talked about a fraction of people, you people out of hate generalised it to mean all Nigerian youths.

nams77:

Mr man, stop defending the undefendable. He said majority of Nigerian youth. That means over 60%. Majority and a fraction are not on the same pedestal. He said majority my friend, not a fraction...A fraction conotes a minute population. You guys are just bent on been mischievous. Buhari is a disaster

Proudlyngwa:

He never said majority, he said a lot of them, which can mean different things in different context

deomelllo:



Long and needless essay just to prove a point that doesn't exist because basic reading and comprehension failed you.

The President obviously did not say anything about Nigerian youths in general, you ignorantly and needlessly generalized his comment.


The fact that the President did not generalize and even used % in his comment means some and not all should be easy for you as an adult to understand and properly translate.

How hard is it to read, comprehend, logically translate and contextualize basic English words?

Proudlyngwa:

He never said majority, he said a lot of them, which can mean different things in different context

trillville:


Young fella, I have been one of Buhari's biggest supporters over the years.

trillville:


So a useless drunkard

freeze001:


Leave all your sermons now. U started by asking for where the word lazy was used now u are bringing another gist. Do u agree that those words qualify as meaning lazy?
Secondly, Mr President was to give his final thoughts on investment in the North-East and Free Trade in the African Continent. Which of these questions require that 'truthful' response? Is it with such uncharitable words that he wants to attract investment to the North-East? You mean there were no positives he could highlight except to denigrate already deprived youths? Why are you people fond 0f absolving the government of its primary responsibilities? Is the govt not supposed to provide conducive, accessible and affordable education and ensure that citizens attend? Where is the electricity, infrastructure and economic reliefs to encourage entrepreneurship and industry? Is it out of place to expect the govt to provide affordable education, healthcare, education and security for the citizens? What else are they elected to do? Sit and feed fat?

Young man, pause in this ur die-hard defence and think for once. Youths and citizens generally have been shortchanged by successive governments from military era till date. Let the government also accept its failures and do right by its citizens not destroy and denigrate the efforts already being made by the majority. U never tire to dey run generator or hear generator sound every other hour? Should u be seeing little boys pushing gallons of water around as mai ruwa? Should govt not provide potable, pipe-borne water to all nooks and crannies of the country? Why are people dying needlessly of lassa fever? Why are health workers now on strike? Who will pay the astronomic raises in fees of tertiary institutions? Is this the fault of 'lazy youths' too?

deomelllo:








You are a Buhari supporter, but you just labeled him a useless drunkard. I doubt the man drinks or abuse liquor.


You are just another ipob parading around NL as a PMB supporter.

trillville:


your comprehension skills are seriously lacking. I gave an analogy, an extreme one to make my point and neither called the president a drunkard nor his beautiful daughters prostitutes.

I am a buhari supporter. I just simply realise that him and his generation lack the ability to make the changes necessary to improve Nigeria. As much as I like Buhari, I love Nigeria more. If this is a crime, then I am guilty as charged.

By the way, although I do not support secession or even restructuring that gives resource control to the ND, I tend to like Nnamdi Kanu because I believe he is (was) passionate about improving the welfare of everyday Igbos. Where I disagree with him is in how he was going about getting what he wanted.

deomelllo:



Long and needless essay just to prove a point that doesn't exist because basic reading and comprehension failed you.

The President obviously did not say anything about Nigerian youths in general, you ignorantly and needlessly generalized his comment.


The fact that the President did not generalize and even used % in his comment means some and not all should be easy for you as an adult to understand and properly translate.

How hard is it to read, comprehend, logically translate and contextualize basic English words?