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NgeneUkwenu:

Why not dispute any of the points? Dunce!

ede1: If only APC can just give this man the presidential ticket, I tell you 2015 would have been very interest in terms of debate. Can just imagine FASHOLA and GEJ in a presidential debate. Woow what a flogging!!!

Goddex: [size=13pt]Fashola's ambition for APC's VP slot is making him go crazy. The man talks from his anus these days.

So, the corrupt Temipreye Sylva who is in EFCC's net is now his friend?[/size]

BTT: It also beat me to the lows when Mr President invited those grieving people and paid them off!

Sad.

Fashola, always on point.

maestroferddi: Nigeria is in great jeopardy with people like you who neither could critically analyse issues nor would keep quiet.

Let me shock you that the blind support you people are giving to reactionary elements hell-bent on undermining the government are unwittingly making the President and by extension the PDP more popular.

When you leave germaine issues and choose to whip up sentiments, you make most disinterested observers conclude that you are shouting because you like the sound of you voice and for nothing more .

The President does not invite the Chibok Parents and Guardians, you criticise him as insensitive and aloof; he invites them to commiserate and assure them of efforts being made to safely return their children and wards, you brand him callous and conclude that he is sweeping the matter under the carpet with monetary inducements.


You guys should check yourselves because you are losing almost all semblance of propriety.

You are insulting the collective sensibilities of all well-meaning Nigerians.
It is becoming embarrassing...

omenka: And you, my friend, have your brain in your belly, and sh!!t a fraction of it out every time you stool!!

What part of what the gentleman said don't you understand?? Honestly, ask me and I'd explain. With the onset of your dysentery, I know your mental capacity would be running quite low right now, and comprehension could prove a very difficult task for you!

Ovamboland:

GEJ's style of governance can only be wonderful and popular to those people who have extremely low expectations of leadership or are from communities with poorly developed leadership institutions, never had good past reference of leadership examples and such values and ethics that shapes a society is completely alien to them.

Ovamboland:

GEJ's style of governance can only be wonderful and popular to those people who have extremely low expectations of leadership or are from communities with poorly developed leadership institutions, never had good past reference of leadership examples and such values and ethics that shapes a society is completely alien to them.

maestroferddi: Nigeria is in great jeopardy with people like you who neither could critically analyse issues nor would keep quiet.

Let me shock you that the blind support you people are giving to reactionary elements hell-bent on undermining the government are unwittingly making the President and by extension the PDP more popular.

When you leave germaine issues and choose to whip up sentiments, you make most disinterested observers conclude that you are shouting because you like the sound of you voice and for nothing more .

The President does not invite the Chibok Parents and Guardians, you criticise him as insensitive and aloof; he invites them to commiserate and assure them of efforts being made to safely return their children and wards, you brand him callous and conclude that he is sweeping the matter under the carpet with monetary inducements.


You guys should check yourselves because you are losing almost all semblance of propriety.

You are insulting the collective sensibilities of all well-meaning Nigerians.
It is becoming embarrassing...

sasifo: . Good for you and your family. To finally bury Nigerians with obnoxious taxes here and there. For now no vacancies at Aso villa. Let him go back to the law courts and truly prove his SANship. A man who is good at focusing on the weakness of others while ignoring his own. How long did it take him to reverse increment of school fees at LAsu, is it when almost one third of the students had dropped out due to exorbitant school fees.thank God he is not recontesting in Lagos State as Governor.

lyntiffany: All I wanna say is dreammmmmmm###
dream dream dream. keep on dreaming he will never be on that seat come 2015. Haters should suck the anus of a PIG.

oduastates: Ebola on the rampage , yet no concrete action by the FG ,to prepare for the worst scenario .
They are busy looking for the rat at the airport with some ineffective Chinese made thermometer when the Ebola is already within the country.

barcanista: Tragedy befalls a man and the King will invite that same man to come to the palace for him(King) to sympathise with the man. Does that defy common sense? YES! Mr. Man you have serious issue with common sense. It doesn't take one to be a genius to know that the President was supposed to go to CHIBOK and not the other way round.

maestroferddi: Nigeria is in great jeopardy with people like you who neither could critically analyse issues nor would keep quiet.

Let me shock you that the blind support you people are giving to reactionary elements hell-bent on undermining the government are unwittingly making the President and by extension the PDP more popular.

When you leave germaine issues and choose to whip up sentiments, you make most disinterested observers conclude that you are shouting because you like the sound of your voices and for nothing more.

The President does not invite the Chibok Parents and Guardians, you criticise him as insensitive and aloof; he invites them to commiserate and assure them of efforts being made to safely return their children and wards, you brand him callous and conclude that he is sweeping the matter under the carpet with monetary inducements.


You guys should check yourselves because you are losing almost all semblance of propriety.

You are insulting the collective sensibilities of all well-meaning Nigerians.
It is becoming embarrassing...

BTT:

I don't have the time to follow up, so I generally try not to bandy words with posters (esp on Nairaland), but because you magnified my personal post and deliberately intend to use it to insult the public and tag my honour along, I have to come lend a hand to your session at the laundry.

If by expressing my disaffection about the handling of the Chiibok girls parents/guardian invitation or no by the president makes me any less patriotic and how by airing my views makes PDP and the government popular is your headache, you are better get set for the migraines. The freedom which you abuse by drawing people into my innocuous post was what I civicly used. I maintain alongside Mr Fashola that it is unAfrican to invite

maestroferddi: Nigeria is in great jeopardy with people like you who neither could critically analyse issues nor would keep quiet.

Let me shock you that the blind support you people are giving to reactionary elements hell-bent on undermining the government are unwittingly making the President and by extension the PDP more popular.

When you leave germaine issues and choose to whip up sentiments, you make most disinterested observers conclude that you are shouting because you like the sound of your voices and for nothing more.

The President does not invite the Chibok Parents and Guardians, you criticise him as insensitive and aloof; he invites them to commiserate and assure them of efforts being made to safely return their children and wards, you brand him callous and conclude that he is sweeping the matter under the carpet with monetary inducements.


You guys should check yourselves because you are losing almost all semblance of propriety.

You are insulting the collective sensibilities of all well-meaning Nigerians.
It is becoming embarrassing...

BTT:

I don't have the time to follow up, so I generally try not to bandy words with posters (esp on Nairaland), but because you magnified my personal post and deliberately intend to use it to insult the public and tag my honour along, I have to come lend a hand to your session at the laundry.

If by expressing my disaffection about the handling of the Chiibok girls parents/guardian invitation or no by the president makes me any less patriotic and how by airing my views makes PDP and the government popular is your headache, you are better get set for the migraines.

The freedom which you abuse by drawing people into my innocuous post was what I civicly exercised. I maintain alongside Mr Fashola that it is unAfrican to invite the grieving party. We visit them instead! Too, I've never found anywhere where anyone canvassed that the Presidency invite them to the Villa. Aso Rock lived in denial about the abduction and till date the worry is about the president not visitng the place till date.

Rouse your lion, the chicken has come to roost.

I am doubly amazed that you couldn't state exactly what part of Fashola's statements is untrue or why you think my praise of Fashola is dangerous for the public.

But if you truly are irked, walk down south from your house and turn right, there is a transformer, pls hug it. Or come back indoors and try the hangman's nooze!

maestroferddi: The moral of the lesson is for you to steer clear of politicians and their games next time.

Failure to heed the advice above would leave you caught amidst the crossfire of projectiles/missiles, veritable weapons with which political battles are fought in Nigeria.


Politicians are intrinsically manipulative. They know how to whip up populist sentiments with ostensibly candid statements.

Only people who are discreet enough could read between the lines.


Let us look at the so-called African culture/value of condolence as alluded in the article.

Where I come from, it is a taboo to mourn the living.

The Chibok Girls are presumed alive until proven otherwise so the whole allusion to African culture on condolence is a misguided attempt to score cheap political points.

In Africa, if your child is missing, you don't stay put in your house and await the King to come and console you.

Instead, you go to the King and entreat him to help you find your missing child/ward. The King would then oblige you by mobilising his soldiers and functionaries to help recover your child/ward.

So the conclusion drawn by Mr Fashola in his argument was built, at best, on a faulty/misleading parallelism.

maestroferddi: The moral of the lesson is for you to steer clear of politicians and their games next time.

Failure to heed the advice above would leave you caught amidst the crossfire of projectiles/missiles, veritable weapons with which political battles are fought in Nigeria.


Politicians are intrinsically manipulative. They know how to whip up populist sentiments with ostensibly candid statements.

Only people who are discreet enough could read between the lines.


Let us look at the so-called African culture/value of condolence as alluded in the article.

Where I come from, it is a taboo to mourn the living.

The Chibok Girls are presumed alive until proven otherwise so the whole allusion to African culture on condolence is a misguided attempt to score cheap political points.

In Africa, if your child is missing, you don't stay put in your house and await the King to come and console you.

Instead, you go to the King and entreat him to help you find your missing child/ward. The King would then oblige you by mobilising his soldiers and functionaries to help recover your child/ward.

So the conclusion drawn by Mr Fashola in his argument was built, at best, on a faulty/misleading parallelism.

maestroferddi: The moral of the lesson is for you to steer clear of politicians and their games next time.

Failure to heed the advice above would leave you caught amidst the crossfire of projectiles/missiles, veritable weapons with which political battles are fought in Nigeria.


Politicians are intrinsically manipulative. They know how to whip up populist sentiments with ostensibly candid statements.

Only people who are discreet enough could read between the lines.


Let us look at the so-called African culture/value of condolence as alluded in the article.

Where I come from, it is a taboo to mourn the living.

The Chibok Girls are presumed alive until proven otherwise so the whole allusion to African culture on condolence is a misguided attempt to score cheap political points.

In Africa, if your child is missing, you don't stay put in your house and await the King to come and console you.

Instead, you go to the King and entreat him to help you find your missing child/ward. The King would then oblige you by mobilising his soldiers and functionaries to help recover your child/ward.

So the conclusion drawn by Mr Fashola in his argument was built, at best, on a faulty/misleading parallelism.

DEUNSTOPPABLE: Guy you talk baselesly

deeobserver209: Emphathy right? How about hike in school fees? Is that another form of Emphathy? Hypocrites.

teskyg: Fash is almost 8 years in office and can not fix lagos.everyday I see death traps on lagos road even in Victoria Island where companies pay huge tax to fash.i see yellow Danfo buses breaking traffic rules unchallenged.if fash can not turn Lagos round in eight years,why pointing fingers at GEJ.

Nctrice: Fashola made a good point but he messed it all up when he said Nigeria is now ruled by graduate (a Zoologist and an architect) but the lives of majority of the Nigerian populace are worse than they were "FOUR YEARS" ago. Haba That Is a blatant lie... Is he try to say that Nigerians lived a better life during the time of OBJ and/or Ya'adua? Let me bring to your notice that during the time of OBJ the issue of Bad road was on the front burner but today if I ask you to mention 3 major issue facing Nigeria today, I doubt if you would mention the issue of bad roads.... The Amaechi syndrome has begin to manifest big time in Fashola!