BABE!:

I'm not a Nigerian so---it's really non of my business. I'm just saying you Nigerians need people like OSAMA (but with a heart) to lead you.

Who do I have in mind? Absolutely no one.

Bliss4Lyfe:

I rest my case. True Nigerians hear a rally call that is genuine becos for too many years we have together suffered the negligence of bad leadership. Many have not lived to tell the tale. We the survivors  have a duty to make wise decision on whom we place the mantle of leadership in 2015, for the sake of future generation yet unborn, so they don't suffer the ills we had to endure. I believe that Nigerians with the right guidance will respond to that beacon of hope and endurance of character demonstrated by Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala for our success as a nation.   

LOL-- Siddon there dey blow grammar o. That's how she too will be blowing grammar(while Boko Haram overtakes the country).  

Here is the deal; Madam Ngozi is not the answer to Nigeria's cry for help, (neither is fashola).   We are the answer (the citizens). But, ALAS, we're not even ready to give the answer; we are not ready for a change. We're satisfied with mediocrity. Until we're ready for a change--change ain't gonna come.

When we're finally ready, then we can start talking of LEADERS. Trust me, Nigeria doesn't need a Nigerian to lead her at the rate at which she's going. These yeye "leaders" all have STRONG alliances with someone, a party, a group; and we all know what that means. They are thieves and complete id[i]io[/i]ts. We need a Non- Nigerian: HITLER with a heart.

Bliss4lyfe get real abeg. You need to be more practical.

OAM4J:

Are you sure you dont have me in mind? 


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I have no problem with Okonjo, I have said it many times on this forum, that she is currently my best choice from the East of the Niger. In fact I wish GEJ can handover power to her right now or let her run the government while he remains the ceremonial president.

I hope you know that being a president is not solely about the ability to accumulate 20 wives in 6 months-- 

You too you want madam Iweala?  - Ala ti o le se niyen. Dream that can never (and I hope will not) come true.

BABE!:


Here is the deal; Madam Ngozi is not the answer to Nigeria's cry for help, (neither is fashola).   We are the answer (the citizens). But, ALAS, we're not even ready to give the answer; we are not ready for a change. We're satisfied with mediocrity. Until we're ready for a change--change ain't gonna come.

BABE!:

I hope you know that being a president is not solely about the ability to accumulate 20 wives in 6 months-- 

You too you want madam Iweala?  - Ala ti o le se niyen. Dream that can never (and I hope will not) come true.

Bliss4Lyfe:

OAM4J. I am not surprised u would think in that direction honestly. U always were the progressive one of all the moderators on this site.  

OAM4J:

Dont worry, if I become the president you will remain the 1st lady, and I wont marry more wives  


But seriously, Okonjo Iweala is not about speaking grammar, she is one intelligent woman I know. And my dear it is not rice and beans or godfatherism to get to the level she is now especially in world dominated and controlled by men. Also if you know about her activities while she was Finance Minister under a tough obj, you will know that she is not someone that can be pushed over by some unintelligent boko haram men. Think about it, how many ministers negotiated their terms of engagement before accepting to work with GEJ?

I agree with you that the problem is with us Nigerians and that is why it might be difficult for someone like her to be president. Nigerians are not ready for a change or many are just to dumb or brainwashed not to recognize the need for a change or the change we need. When Nigerians are ready, they will only vote for the likes of Iweala, Fashola, Ameachi, Chime and may be El Rufai, people with track records of achievements and passion to serve.

OAM4J:

Dont worry, if I become the president you will remain the 1st lady, and I wont marry more wives  


But seriously, Okonjo Iweala is not about speaking grammar, she is one intelligent woman I know. And my dear it is not rice and beans or godfatherism to get to the level she is now especially in world dominated and controlled by men. Also if you know about her activities while she was Finance Minister under a tough obj, you will know that she is not someone that can be pushed over by some unintelligent boko haram men. Think about it, how many ministers negotiated their terms of engagement before accepting to work with GEJ?

OAM4J:

I agree with you that the problem is with us Nigerians and that is why it might be difficult for someone like her to be president. Nigerians are not ready for a change or many are just to dumb or brainwashed not to recognize the need for a change or the change we need. When Nigerians are ready, they will only vote for the likes of Iweala, Fashola, Ameachi, Chime and may be El Rufai, people with track records of achievements and passion to serve.

Really? You think? I strongly disagree though.  Those people you mentioned are fit for ministers when OSAMA with a heart becomes our president (sorry for being redundant).   They are not president-material; they are not fit to lead the present day Nigeria. Nigeria ti baje ju gbogbo eleyi lo.

However, I'm not saying that if they eventually get elected NOW, they won't do "something". They will, but there won't be a SIGNIFICANT change after their 4-100yr service(s).

Plus she looks like a fragile woman to me. She's gonna cry herself to sleep every night IF she becomes the president. You see the way uncle GEJ is crying up and down that they're chasing him with juju-?----her's will be worse.  

BABE!:


Really? You think? I strongly disagree though.  Those people you mentioned are fit for ministers when OSAMA with a heart becomes our president (sorry for being redundant).   They are not president-material; they are not fit to lead today's Nigeria. Nigeria ti baje ju gbogbo eleyi lo.

However, I'm not saying that if they eventually get elected they won't do "something". They will, but there won't be a significant change after their 4-100yr service(s).

Plus she looks like a fragile woman to me. She's gonna cry herself to sleep every night IF she becomes the president. You see the way uncle GEJ is crying up and down that they're chasing him with juju-?----her's will be worse.  

japhet2233:

i hate these woman die? make she go follow sanusi drag as CBN presido make she control the naira as she want , for she as president make she go back to bed and sleep really well

OAM4J:

You really dont know Iweala. Iweala and fragile should not be in the same sentence. I have seen this woman handled tough criticisms from men/women that thought they knew better in an open forum while she was finance minister under obj and she made them look like kids, suffice to say that if she is fragile she wont be among the World Bank MDs.

OAM4J:

Well an Osama with heart in person of Buhari offered himself and three times Nigerians rejected him and voted for PDP to continue their misrule.

LOL--- Nigerians? We don't know what's good for us. We shouldn't be allowed to choose our presidents sef.   We're too gullible and "young" for that. I don't think democracy fits a country like mine.  Cycle of Bullsh1t! Four yrs after four yrs-- same old, some old. When will it ever end? (Rhetorical question).

OAM4J:

Until we have another Osama with heart or Pastor Bakare's "good dictator" offering himself for service we have to make use of the best we have and Iweala is among those best.

Ok. Nicely done. When she runs for president in 2015, don't sell your vote o. Make sure you vote for her.  

Diligence:

Nigerians who rather prefer an Obj to a trusted and tested hand such as Okonjo Iweala's!  Like my friends keep reminding me and I don't agree less; that Nigeria is 50 years old and in reality, Nigeria is 50 years backward!

Once again, e no go beta for those western world that messed up the Biafran/Nigeria war; see what they hv caused and they are the greatest beneficiaries of the rot!

To an average Igboman, 'Nigeria' is the worst thing that happened in Africa!

Imagine Biafra 50 years after wt that tenacity/passion, industry, selfless/sacrificial service, efficacy and high-spiritedness!  Leader in world technology/ most prosperous economy, etc


It's tym for the Sun to rise again!

Bliss4Lyfe:

OAM4J. I am not surprised u would think in that direction honestly. U always were the progressive one of all the moderators on this site.  

Diligence:

Nigerians who rather prefer an Obj to a trusted and tested hand such as Okonjo Iweala's!  Like my friends keep reminding me and I don't agree less; that Nigeria is 50 years old and in reality, Nigeria is 50 years backward!

Once again, e no go beta for those western world that messed up the Biafran/Nigeria war; see what they hv caused and they are the greatest beneficiaries of the rot!

To an average Igboman, 'Nigeria' is the worst thing that happened in Africa!

Imagine Biafra 50 years after wt that tenacity/passion, industry, selfless/sacrificial service, efficacy and high-spiritedness!  Leader in world technology/ most prosperous economy, etc


It's tym for the Sun to rise again!

Bliss4Lyfe:

OAM4J. I am not surprised u would think in that direction honestly. U always were the progressive one of all the moderators on this site.