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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by BadEnglish(m): 6:42am On Apr 13, 2022
Oloriibu ni boy Adeshina Yi sha
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by EagleNest(m): 6:43am On Apr 13, 2022
I don't read anything Femi or Garuba or Lai. Connect the dots and make your own conclusion.

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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by donalduduh: 6:46am On Apr 13, 2022
I stopped reading this man since I realized his sense of reasoning and justice had been beclouded by crumbs from the table of power. All he does is insult our collective sensibilities.
If government was working, even the blind won't need anyone to tell them, they'd "see" it.

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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by jditimiya(m): 6:46am On Apr 13, 2022
But fair? That word doesn’t seem to exist in the dictionary of some Nigerians who want you to perpetually believe that ‘worsening insecurity’ is the only thing happening in the country. They never talk of the second Niger Bridge. Loko-Oweto Bridge. Bodo-Bonny road. Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Airports. Rail revolution. Fertilizer availability. Rice and maize pyramids. And many others.

[b]Sir with due respect, can human just look at the second Niger Bridge, Loko-oweto Bride, Bodo-bonny road, lagos-Ibadan Expressway the airport. rail ways with out food to eat, also killing everyday in the same country that you say all these development is taking place? Come to think of it are you really happy with the way things are going in the country tell us the truth. God will visit and reward all of us according to our deals on earth. [/b]

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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by Bobloco: 6:48am On Apr 13, 2022
"But fair? That word doesn’t seem to exist in the dictionary of some Nigerians who want you to perpetually believe that ‘worsening insecurity’ is the only thing happening in the country. They never talk of the second Niger Bridge. Loko-Oweto Bridge. Bodo-Bonny road. Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Airports. Rail revolution. Fertilizer availability. Rice and maize pyramids. And many others".

Femi, Nigerians got to be alive to enjoy any so called infrastructure, they got to have food on their table first before infrastructure.


Buhari has failed in this basic responsibility and best thing to do is for him to honourably resign. Channel the energy used in writing these epistles to advising Buhari to resign and save the country.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by orisa37: 7:00am On Apr 13, 2022
COOOOORECT.
WE CALL IT "CRIMINAL GANGSTERISM".

FOR, HOW CAN YOU INCITE TINUBU AGAINST BUHARI JUST BECAUSE TINUBU WANTS TO MURDER Osinbajo?
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by 007lss: 7:00am On Apr 13, 2022
Omo ale Yoruba.... Your tenure would soon end, you are doing all this because of money

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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by rayvelez(m): 7:01am On Apr 13, 2022
I think Femi forgot all the propaganda all APCshit said abt GEJ in 2014-2015, occupy Nigeria protect at ojota among others even bmcz were not left out. Now it’s your turn this buff** is calling it incitement, incitement against who is it the clueless mannequin failure in Villa...
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by EasternSWboyz: 7:02am On Apr 13, 2022
There is a lot going right, but they never talk of those, simply because of the struggle for power.

Femi, just try and go live for one week in the bandits infested area of southern Kaduna, or bandits killing Field of benue or plateau. Your emerging experience would correct the impression you have about people shouting insecurity is too much in the land. You live in well protected environ, move around with some of the best security in the land. So it's easy for you to talk of 2nd Niger bridge, expressway, trains, e.t.c All that you mentioned will be used by the bandits to perpetrate more killings if insecurity persist. It's like provide infrastructure for easy movement of bandits, or easy target picks for bandits.

Wake up and realize that the people are fed up with the insecurity. Many will gladly take up arms in defense of their community, except for the fact that it is not readily available. The insecurity will not allow people to use the infrastructure you built with so much borrowed money. So why spend huge money on infrastructure, why Nigerians are dying daily in the hands of the terrorists ?

If this administration had only delivered a secured Nation as sole achievement, it would be written in Gold and cast in stones. Can't keep writing. This week alone check out the fatalities in benue and plateau states.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by jrusky(m): 7:04am On Apr 13, 2022
And when you Adeshna said "Prepare to give your land to fulani herdsmen or be ready to die" is not part of inciting insecurity statement baa?

Adeshina wallahi you go suffer the day buhari is out of Aso Rock bro you go collect my advice for you is to run away before it is too ate failure to do so oga you go buy gbos gbas market.

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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by Nobody: 7:08am On Apr 13, 2022
Mad man, don't you know the people killing and kidnapping people?

They are mainly fulanis.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by President2001(m): 7:09am On Apr 13, 2022
Adeshina should have answered the question
Which country buying stolen crude oil from Nigeria?
All the revenue generated by Federal gorvement who's pocket is it going to?
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by orisa37: 7:09am On Apr 13, 2022
007lss is a CRIMINAL.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by barinedan(m): 7:11am On Apr 13, 2022
Silly comments from you are also part of insecurity
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by orisa37: 7:14am On Apr 13, 2022
GEJ 2014-2015 WAS ABUSED RAPED AND MISUSED. JONATHAN WAS DERELICT.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by Brushstrokes20: 7:20am On Apr 13, 2022
Lorry load of trash brainless buffoons and doomed zombies! undecided
Femi MUMUSHINA, ogun kill you and your bloodthirsty cohorts! undecided
Useless govt of self serving THIEVES AND BLOODTHIRSTY TERRORISTS! undecided
The shithole is on a cliff edge.....
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by orisa37: 7:26am On Apr 13, 2022
TELL TINUBU TO GO AND LIVE IN KADARA, KAGORO AND KAFANCHAN FOR ONE MONTH AND SEE WHAT ELRUFAI AND THE COLLUDING MILITARY AND FULANI HERDSMEN FROM NIGER REPUBLIC WILL DO TO HIM.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by NaijaNaWaa: 7:30am On Apr 13, 2022
True. Buhari, your principal is the inciter-in- chief
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by orisa37: 7:37am On Apr 13, 2022
jrusky:
And when you Adeshna said "Prepare to give your land to fulani herdsmen or be ready to die" is not part of inciting insecurity statement baa?

Adeshina wallahi you go suffer the day buhari is out of Aso Rock bro you go collect my advice for you is to run away before it is too ate failure to do so oga you go buy gbos gbas market.


Here FEMI IS BLASPHEMING NIGERIANS NOT INCITING ANYONE AND HE KNOWS THAT HE WILL GO TO HELL FOR THAT STATEMENT.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by truthCoder: 7:40am On Apr 13, 2022
presidency:
INCITING COMMENTS ARE PART OF INSECURITY

By FEMI ADESINA

Let’s start with a caveat: free comments are part of democracy, and so this is not an attempt to muzzle anyone. Nobody should come and shout, oh, they don’t want us to say our minds again. They want to padlock our mouths. Not at all. President Muhammadu Buhari is not even the type that would gag anyone, and the polity is today suffused with all kinds of comments, the responsible, and the not so responsible. The inspiring, and the bilious. The encouraging, and the poisonous. The reasonable, and the not so reasonable.

Nobody would deny that Nigeria has very severe security challenges, though the intensity often varies from time to time. There are seasons when our courageous security agencies have the upper hand, clobber the criminals black and blue, and things calm down. At other times, they suffer reversals. That is the fair assessment of developments.

But fair? That word doesn’t seem to exist in the dictionary of some Nigerians who want you to perpetually believe that ‘worsening insecurity’ is the only thing happening in the country. They never talk of the second Niger Bridge. Loko-Oweto Bridge. Bodo-Bonny road. Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Airports. Rail revolution. Fertilizer availability. Rice and maize pyramids. And many others.

No, they don’t see those ones. They only talk of how you can’t travel by road, by rail, by air, and how nobody is safe anywhere in the country. How Federal Government is allegedly overwhelmed by security challenges. They trumpet only the things that give the impression of total anarchy. They know what they are doing. It’s all about the struggle for power, for control of the political and economic strings of the country. The allure of power remains sweet to them eternally.

These instigators cut across all class of people. Former leaders, current political actors, pastors, imams, social commentators, talkshow hosts (and hostesses), so-called human rights activists, socio-political groups, and many others. All they want is to give a sense of anomie in the land, and divert attention from whatever is going right. There is a lot going right, but they never talk of those, simply because of the struggle for power.

Who is that Fulani cattle rearer who dare build a second bridge over the River Niger, something we could only dream of in our 16 years in power? He is even covering the national landscape with rail lines. Who is his father? He’s building new airports, massive expressways, gas pipelines, achieving food security. Come, let’s run him down, even run him out of town, lest he become a national hero. Let’s trumpet the insecurity in the land, till our voices are hoarse.

When negative things happen, like the sad and evil attack on the Abuja-Kaduna train, they pretend to be sympathizing with the country. But their choice of words gives them out. They are who the Good Book calls “miserable comforters.” They are merely adding petrol to a flaming fire, and salt to injury. Under the umbrella of condolence, they are taking potshots at a government they both fear and hate.

There are comments that exacerbate matters, rather than mollify them. There are words that are meant to incite people against leadership, give them a sense of hopelessness, and encourage them to revolt. That is what these people do. Muhammadu Buhari is their headache, and he must be portrayed as a failure by all means. Give him a bad name, erase his footprints on the sands of time, make him look incompetent, a ne’er do well. That is their motive, and if the country goes up in flames in the process, it doesn’t bother them.

They pretend to be speaking truth to power, but you can see through the facade, if you are discerning. You can tell the truth without inciting or instigating people against leadership. What they want is chaos, disorder, anarchy, all in the name of ‘speaking truth to power.’ Liars. Anarchists. People who have not made successes of their own homes or personal affairs, now attempting to dictate how the country should run.

If a preacher brings down fire seemingly from Heaven, but speaks evil about the leadership of his own country, he impresses me not. Because the Good Book enjoins us to pray for those in authority, for there can be no power, except the one God has ordained. He installs kings, and deposes them. Even as a preacher, Christian, Muslim, God has not ceded that authority to you. He sits in Heaven, and makes the earth His footstool. The clouds of the sky are the dusts of His feet. That is God, and no man should compete with Him. But uncouth language is the stock-in-trade of some preachers today. Words are no longer seasoned with grace.

Most of those who utter incautious, inflammatory words about the state of insecurity in the land, only want power through the back door. Some had never liked Buhari, so he must fail. Others supported him in the past, thinking they would be able to lead him by the nose. When they failed, they said he wouldn’t get a second term in office. Before their very eyes, he coasted to victory. Still they are unrelenting in their opposition. But there’s nothing you can do against a man who God has ordained for certain roles.

It’s funny to hear some others asking the government to quit. And so, what follows? Disorder. Higgledy-piggledy. People running helter-skelter, insurgents and bandits taking over. They don’t care about the country, nor about the people. When things burst, they take the next flight out of the country on first class seats.

The security challenges we have are being tackled. Robustly. President Buhari, more than any other leader in the past, has equipped, trained, and motivated the security agencies, who are rising to the occasion, with many of them even paying the supreme price. To be condemnatory of the entire effort is to be unkind, evil, unappreciative.

Some people merely excoriate without suggesting viable alternatives. What can our security agencies do better? How can they do it? No, that is not in their agenda. All they want to see is that Buhari should fail, and fall. But they are not God.

What the times call for is an encouragement of our security forces, not wanton denouncement or chastisement of their work and sacrifices. ‘May God bless our troops’ should be the singsong, not petty politics and grossness.

Nigeria will win the war against evil. The Buhari government will win the war of tongues unleashed against it. Happily, majority of Nigerians know the truth. They may not have the platform to speak out like the vocal minority, but they know those truly serving them, and those merely interested in sticking their snouts in the nectar of office. The year 2023 will show.

Unguarded comments can further inflame the insecurity in the land, and it surely does. And those shooting off their mouths know what they are doing. They want things to become topsy-turvy, jumbled, so they can come out and say, ‘we told you.’ But they won’t succeed, because God is interested in Nigeria, and in the lot of millions of helpless people. That is why President Buhari will land safely, and soundly, to the glory of the Almighty.

*Adesina is Special Adviser to President Buhari on Media and Publicity

Adesina, this presidency handle will pass over to another person very soon.

You will leave. You would not be re-appointed, no matter what you do now or say.

The election can go in either of two ways. Either APC clinches the presidential seat or another party does. Either way, you would be excused from the new cabinet. You might not know it, but you represent the failings of the current administration. Any new government would immediately distance themselves from your lot; even if they are APC.

You will have to come back to the streets, same way Abati had to. You will have to try to make a living legally.

The Nigerian street is hard and unforgiving. In as much as we have selective amnesia on many things, we do not forget what our oily mouths said when we were in a position of power.

When your street time comes, you will try to spin the things you said and did. It is normal. But the street has receipts.

Enjoy while it lasts.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by orisa37: 7:41am On Apr 13, 2022
Fairmedia:
Mad man, don't you know the people killing and kidnapping people?

They are mainly fulanis.


They're the FULANIS AND THE RECALCITRANT HAUSAS.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by Medphy: 7:45am On Apr 13, 2022
Agbaya, remember 5%vote and 97%votes.
What's more inciting than that? Don't worry karma awaits you all.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by Aystarz: 7:53am On Apr 13, 2022
MASTAkiLLAh:
From the same man who said "giving land for ranching is better than death" . What's more inciting than that statement ?

What's the point in churning out literature every other week that nobody reads, Femi? Nigerians are dying in Jos and Kaduna, and all you can talk about is politics! We understand that you people at the top see other Nigerians dying as abstract, but isn't it time you shut up, if you have nothing helpful to say?
Just shut the hell up!
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by Sonn(m): 8:02am On Apr 13, 2022
This party called APC and it's members are not worthy of leading human being,
this is the same party that came into power via inciting words, all form of threats, today telling us inciting words are part of insecurity,
This shameless party has been in power for seven years but all we got is excuses upon excuses while hunger and bullets keeps killing Nigerians everyday,
and we have people, human beings supporting them,
What sort of country is this?
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by derecho(m): 8:06am On Apr 13, 2022
This one thinks he's writing a fiction.
Impoverishing Nigerians and not keeping the oath of office isn't part of insecurity abi?
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by bablon20(m): 8:08am On Apr 13, 2022
Foolish Femi Adesina, the father of all wailers, why r u crying to d high heaven what u r experiencing now is what ur principal did to his predecessor, buhari threatened brimstone and fire during the reign of GEJ, he even threatened that heads will roll and blood will flow, where was femi Adesina then. Whatever a man sows he'll reap. You know that all d insecurities we r seeing in d countries is d handiwork of your principal's opponents to pay him back with d same coin he paid GEJ. We all know he'll land safely by 2023 but only God knows how many much souls would have been dead before then.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by luizpippo(m): 8:12am On Apr 13, 2022
Can any Adesina or any BMC here share a screenshot of Buhari praising whatever achievement the govt had between 2003 and 2015?

Not even the GSM revolution or debt relief part.

But every where is litered with Baboons getting soaked with blood, how he would ensure Sharia is entrenched everywhere.


Aside Buhari, can anyone share a screenshot of any APC leader saying anything good between 2013 and 2015?


Jamo?
FreefoodNG??
Lovenorth?
Blackfire?
Omenkalied?
Mai Suya grills?

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Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by ddeola: 8:14am On Apr 13, 2022
Make una continue to help terrorists and continue to face innocent citizens that re crying, koontinuuuu.! undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided


God will surely deliver Nigeria.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by rejoice4eva(m): 8:30am On Apr 13, 2022
He will just post cooked lies and post it on nairaland. He will go back and cook another. I'm not sure the proud PRESIDENCY reads the comments that follows all his posts.
After seven years, you are still WAILING, FIGHTING OPPOSITION, LYING AND BLACKMAILING the people of Nigeria.
What a new level of failure and cluelessness!!
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by lomprico(m): 8:31am On Apr 13, 2022
This man will not die good.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by toujurs: 8:37am On Apr 13, 2022
But your dumb president made a comment under good luck jonathan, that he would make his government ungovernable.
Re: Femi Adesina: Inciting Comments Are Part Of Insecurity by BabanawanGod: 8:58am On Apr 13, 2022
You could be right but the hardship is too much the killing and insecurity is much higher


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnl_h-TLmX0
This song is in solidarity with the freedom fighters, for EQUAL RIGHTS AND JUSTICE the people of Nigerians needs equal rights and Justice, the killing must stop immediately, we move

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