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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by omowolewa: 9:02am On Feb 16, 2018
You overwhelmed, thatz all
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by sweetlaw: 9:02am On Feb 16, 2018
Keep up with d blame games..... Don't ever take responsibility for ur failure and at the end, u will be removed from office to continue with all of the above.
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by SlayQueenSlayer(m): 9:04am On Feb 16, 2018
Again?

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by NonFarmPayrol: 9:05am On Feb 16, 2018
Bunch of failures



And young goats are still supporting them for 2019


Smh
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Fhonhix(m): 9:07am On Feb 16, 2018
I'm not even sure what this administration intends to achieve.
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Nobody: 9:07am On Feb 16, 2018
My father always told me never to make excuses for my failures or errors while growing up. Accept and learn from your mistakes and become a better person.

This government should learn to accept their failures and stop the blame game. They came into power without a plan.They missed it from day one. angry

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by NairaMaster1(m): 9:09am On Feb 16, 2018
It's because they were not built on realities but lies.
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by gcof(m): 9:11am On Feb 16, 2018
Shithole Nigeria!!! Vp gives reason why promises cannot be kept, some ministers says promise fulfilled. Which do we believe? Set of confused people and followers
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by AishaBuhari: 9:12am On Feb 16, 2018
Osinbajo is just a cleanup tool - APC does the damage

Unfortunately, his tricks seeking sympathy from the remaining sane Nigerians isn't working no more.

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by gcof(m): 9:13am On Feb 16, 2018
nairavsdollars:
Are they tired of blaming Goodluck Jonathan and PDP for leaving behind an "empty treasury?
oil price has gone up, no one is making mention of that anymore. How some people still defend this government that has clearly failed still baffles me

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Nobody: 9:14am On Feb 16, 2018
dumb defense!... uncle pls tell us another stooooooooowie!

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by tizzle(m): 9:14am On Feb 16, 2018
Are these not the same reasons why GEJ didn't succeed? Abeg strengthen the justice system and impose the rule of law and stop all these excuses.... better still just leave so someone else can take over

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Nobody: 9:16am On Feb 16, 2018
For a well learned professor of law to come out and spill such trash it's such a shame. He has been relegated to lying fool that defends his fulani master. The spirit of Lie Mohammed is everywhere in Aso Rock.

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Mcreloaded(m): 9:16am On Feb 16, 2018
valentineuwakwe:
these factors you mention my dear vice president are no excuses not to perform...a fail gov't is as good as the next elections....if you hv failed in your promises, its best you honourable resign.......that shows you hv failed the people....but i hv not seen any nigerian politician resign in the country

They still believe that when youvfail you repeat the same class. Oloshi government

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Nobody: 9:17am On Feb 16, 2018
words are just opinions, Action is the truth.
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Enemyofpeace: 9:28am On Feb 16, 2018
This man just dey shame me with this yeye talk

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by puncha: 9:31am On Feb 16, 2018
Clueless buffons .....I knew as far as Tinubu and amaechi were not arrested and prosecuted.....APC and PMB were just loafers.....actors and undercover thieves.
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by gurunlocker: 9:31am On Feb 16, 2018
Thank God you know you have failed and at least you didn't mention GEJ as part of your failure excuses....

These are the people that want us to continue with them for another 4 years...

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by YoungLionken(m): 9:32am On Feb 16, 2018
And the bishop, because Yemi Samakwe was there, couldn't speak the truth as it is,which one is "even if Buhari's removed from office..."? Smh!
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by mayskit4luv(m): 9:40am On Feb 16, 2018
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GistMoreTV:



The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday, blamed government’s inability to deliver on its promises on socio-political inequality, weak justice system, absence of rule of law and lack of state capacity to maintain law and order.

He also expressed frustrations at the inability of anti-graft agencies to secure convictions for the many suspects brought before the courts for corruption due to the manipulative tendencies of the elite class. Osinbajo spoke as Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Fr. Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, said the problems plaguing the nation’s democracy will not disappear with the removal of President Muhammadu Buhari from office.

The duo made their separate remarks at a public lecture organised by The Kukah Centre in Abuja yesterday, with the theme: “How to make Democracy Work for Africa.” Osinbajo, who noted that people expected those charged with governance to deliver on their promises, including delivering social goods, ensuring that the growing youth population got jobs, ensuring the rule of law and security, lamented that despite several suspects charged with corruption by anti-graft agencies in the country, convictions are yet to be secured.

According to him, convictions have not been achieved due to the manipulation of suspects who are mainly elites. Osinbajo said people could be put on trial but the trials could go on forever because the system enables people to employ diverse legal tactics to delay conviction.

Accordingly, he said the elite preferred the status quo which set the lowest bar for political advancement, being “identity politics” of where one comes from or which religion one belongs. He said the elite follow the path of such division to analyse real development issues, thus diminishing the real issues concerning the people such as good governance, job creation, poverty alleviation, peace and security.

The African problem The Vice President said: “That is the Africa story; democracy, yes; election yes. These are issues that remain very prominent everywhere in Africa. “It is often threatened because we simply have not invested enough in the institutions that make this possible. So, ensuring security, problems of weak policing are some of the issues that we experience.

“The perception of people on the efficiency and fairness of the justice system is affected always by the slow pace of trials and manipulation of the system by those who can afford superior legal representation. “Many of the ethnic and other parochial tensions that tended to create insecurity and outright conflict, time and time again, are largely on account of failure to deliberately undertake nation-building efforts.

“But the question of the capacity of the state to deliver on its most important role of security, justice and rule of law is often threatened because we have not invested enough in institutions that make it possible,” Osinbajo said. Buhari’s exit not the solution — Kukah In his remarks, Bishop Mathew Kukah, said the problems plaguing the nation’s democracy will not disappear with the removal of President Muhammadu Buhari from office.

According to him, establishing a ‘Third Force’ coalition to merely produce a replacement for President Buhari in 2019 will not fix the inefficiencies of government unless the entire political class see power as a trust given to them by the people. Kukah said: “Since 1999, when we returned to democracy, we had prayerfully hoped that by now, we would have covered a lot of mileage but almost 20 years later, it seems to be quite a bit of tragedy.

“Building a nation is like staying in marriage or pursuing any vocation in life that requires lots and lots of patience and hard work. “On the issue of 2019 and the third force coalition, I reiterate that if every time you have problem in your marriage, you go ahead to marry a new wife, how many wives will you end up marrying? “The solution to bad marriage is not a new marriage. I am talking as a Catholic priest.

The problem with the APC is that it is a coalition and that is why it is falling apart. “The major limitation in Nigeria is that the people in power feel it is them against the rest of Nigerians. Democracy has opened up a space, and as such, anybody who holds power holds that power in custody and in trust for the people. “People’s right across our country are frustrated with democracy; they are frustrated because it has not been able to offer them the hope they had dreamt about. But we still have to convince our people that it is still probable for democracy to work.


“Nations of the world have tried theocracy, which is the government by Priests or Imams and have found those systems wanting. They have tried tyranny, apartheid and so on. At the end, everybody has agreed that democracy is the best system that approximates the tool we require to manage diversity, especially for a country like Nigeria. “Democracy is not what politicians can offer to us, it is not what the President can give to us, and it is not what governors or senators can do on part time basis. Democracy is a process which each and every one of us imbibe, adopt certain ingredients that regulate our lives.”

BY GISTMORE https://www.gistmore.com/cant-deliver-promises-osinbajo
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This guys think we no get sense? Our eye don clear!
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by mrkings84(m): 9:42am On Feb 16, 2018
Nwodosis:
Who else noticed that he didn't mention Goodluck Jonathan as part of their failure?

This is the first time they are leaving GEJ out of their failure.... Buhari is a misfortune to Nigeria, Africa and the world at large!!
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by globalid: 9:47am On Feb 16, 2018
Oga you have failed us so be a gentleman and resign honourably. Jacub Zuma and the Ethiopia's prime minister na person like u

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Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by thunderbabs: 9:50am On Feb 16, 2018
Lol... Yet your Oga is saying he will take us to the promised land like say he sabi Moses.

Vice say dey cant fulfill their promises, Oga say he will tk us to daura... Plz, go alone bubu
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Nonye1: 9:51am On Feb 16, 2018
Nwodosis:
Who else noticed that he didn't mention Goodluck Jonathan as part of their failure?
I did
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Supernatural28(m): 9:53am On Feb 16, 2018
Story for the gods
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by talk2percy(m): 9:54am On Feb 16, 2018
Buhari must go for corruption to stop and for this country to move forward and for the dividends of democracy to go round.. He's a bigot
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by thunderbabs: 9:54am On Feb 16, 2018
I wonder if nigerians will still show their folly with politicians come 2019... undecided

Fuel scarcity since december
Fathers cant even take care of their families
So much death n hunger etc

.. Cant he jus resign? Our lawmakers sef re jus d same as bubu... Incompetence n selfishness
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by jaxxy(m): 9:56am On Feb 16, 2018
igbeke:

Osinbajo is a very good example of what the Yorubas call omo ale jatijati

The same party that boasted it has fulfilled all its campaign promises.

APC is a typical epitome of failure.

Perhaps some Christians that voted APC thought like Esther in the Bible, Osinbajo will stand up to his calling.


I have this words for Osinbajo :

"Think not with thyself that thou shalt escape in the Governmant house, more than all the Christians in Nigeria.
For if thou altogether holdest thy peace at this time, then shall there enlargement and deliverance arise to the Christians from another place; but thou and thy father's house shall be destroyed: and who knoweth whether thou art come to the Government house for such a time as this?

Esther 4:13-14

Osibanjo is actually trying his best bt there is a cabal at work, they are the vultures of the state house. They are against progress of any form or dimension. A very selfish agenda they pursue.
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by ooshinibos: 10:00am On Feb 16, 2018
middlebeltboy:
the midget fake pastor is on rampage these days
middlebeltboy- how do you know he fake , prove it
Re: Why We Can’t Deliver On Our Promises – Osinbajo by Joshuaoseoboh(m): 10:00am On Feb 16, 2018
uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. I pray God give them wisdom to rule the country. Amen

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