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 Politics › Re: Is Nigeria One Nigeria Or Nigeria Is Trying To Be One Nigeria? by 2016v2017(op): 12:56pm On Apr 03, 2017 |
Olu317:you are observant.you made a lot of points |
| Politics › Re: Is Nigeria One Nigeria Or Nigeria Is Trying To Be One Nigeria? by 2016v2017(op): 12:48pm On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: Biafra: South-east Governors To Meet Buhari Over Nnamdi Kanu by 2016v2017: 9:40am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Kanu is a divine project in the hand of God for Biafra actualization.Believe it or not,only time will tell better. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Abacha's Death: Bamayi Accuses Obj,abdulsalami For Cover Ups by 2016v2017: 9:34am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Kemperor:every tyrant and dictator will die as Abacha died |
| Politics › Re: No Going Back On Magu’s Rejection – Senators by 2016v2017: 9:29am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Buhari is only trying to prove that the Hausa/Fulanis are the only qualified and untouchabble in this his clueless and tyrannical government,thereby sending out message that Nigeria is not one and cannot be one 7 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Is Nigeria One Nigeria Or Nigeria Is Trying To Be One Nigeria? by 2016v2017(op): 9:17am On Apr 03, 2017 |
RZArecta:for buhari to declare that he is not going to change his stand or decision about Magu being the chairman of EFCC,tells a lot about buhari's tribal ,ethnic and religious bigotry. If magu is from other tribe or ethnic,buhari wouldn't have made that comment,true or false? Is it possible for Nigeria to be one? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Is Nigeria One Nigeria Or Nigeria Is Trying To Be One Nigeria? by 2016v2017(op): 9:07am On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: PDP Conducts Poll To Rate Buhari's 2 Years In Office: See Results And Reactions by 2016v2017: 8:54am On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: closed by 2016v2017: 3:25am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Buharimustgo: |
| Politics › Re: Unmask Treasury Looters- [KALU Tells U.S Court] by 2016v2017: 3:22am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Buharimustgo: |
| Politics › Re: Unmask Treasury Looters- [KALU Tells U.S Court] by 2016v2017: 3:21am On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: PDP Conducts Poll To Rate Buhari's 2 Years In Office: See Results And Reactions by 2016v2017: 3:08am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Sketchandcraft:BMC 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Nigerian Woman And Her Four Years Old Baby Rescued From The Mediterranean Sea by 2016v2017: 2:53am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Nikeruka:but risking one's life on a high sea,shows no respect and love to one's life. taking the high sea,is it the best option,is it not suicide attempt? |
| Politics › Re: President Buhari Murdered 1000+ Innocent Nigerians In Zaria by 2016v2017: 2:47am On Apr 03, 2017 |
By Omoniyi Salaudeen Senator Femi Okurounmu, a die-hard awoist, is a notable leader of thought in the South-west. In this interview, he insists that the senate has the final say on the appointment of the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, adding that the president may be impeached, if he pushes his demand on the matter beyond his constitutional limit Following the recent Ife crisis involving Yoruba and Hausa/ Fulani, the Afenifere accused the Inspector-General of Police of parading only the Yoruba as prime suspects in the clash. And he replied them by saying that crime does not know colour or tribe. How would you react to this? The IG was talking rubbish. It is only when they want to be oppressive that they tell you all these beautiful things like crime does not know colour or tribe. But when Fulani are committing crime, at that time, crime will know tribe or colour. Whatever Fulani do, they go scot-free. The Fulani have become law onto themselves, killing and maiming people throughout the country, while the police do nothing. It is only when the people who are the victims of the Fulani attacks react that the police will swing into action and begin to tell us all this nonsense. When the Fulani are the aggressors, the IG doesn’t see them as committing crime. If you look at the killings, is it not the Fulani who have been doing the killings? It is not Yoruba who are doing the killings; it is not the Igbo who are doing the killings. Most of the times, it is the Fulani who are doing the killings. And they do it with impunity. That is why we are saying: ‘Let us restructure.’ We cannot subject ourselves to Fulani imperialism. What we have now is a resurgence of Fulani imperialism. And unless Nigerians stand up and say no, unless we stand up to resist it, it will continue. It is time for Nigerians to stand up and say no to Fulani imperialism. What is the implication for the unity of the country, if an important institution as police is seen to be a partisan party in a crisis like this? They are supposed to be neutral body, but they are not. The conduct of the police is a reflection of the kind of leadership we have. Ever since Buhari became the president, he has been governing the country as if he is the president of the Fulani. We started complaining from the time he made his key appointments. All security-related appointments were mostly from the North-west. If you look at the security apparatus of the state, they are mostly Fulani. That is why the Fulani have the kind of impunity they have to kill people anyhow and get away with it. When a president is that partial in appointing people to security positions, then you should expect this kind of behaviour. And that is why we are crying for restructuring. We must decentralize; we must reduce the power at the centre. |
| Politics › Re: President Buhari Murdered 1000+ Innocent Nigerians In Zaria by 2016v2017: 2:45am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Elbinawi:By Omoniyi Salaudeen Senator Femi Okurounmu, a die-hard awoist, is a notable leader of thought in the South-west. In this interview, he insists that the senate has the final say on the appointment of the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, adding that the president may be impeached, if he pushes his demand on the matter beyond his constitutional limit Following the recent Ife crisis involving Yoruba and Hausa/ Fulani, the Afenifere accused the Inspector-General of Police of parading only the Yoruba as prime suspects in the clash. And he replied them by saying that crime does not know colour or tribe. How would you react to this? The IG was talking rubbish. It is only when they want to be oppressive that they tell you all these beautiful things like crime does not know colour or tribe. But when Fulani are committing crime, at that time, crime will know tribe or colour. Whatever Fulani do, they go scot-free. The Fulani have become law onto themselves, killing and maiming people throughout the country, while the police do nothing. It is only when the people who are the victims of the Fulani attacks react that the police will swing into action and begin to tell us all this nonsense. When the Fulani are the aggressors, the IG doesn’t see them as committing crime. If you look at the killings, is it not the Fulani who have been doing the killings? It is not Yoruba who are doing the killings; it is not the Igbo who are doing the killings. Most of the times, it is the Fulani who are doing the killings. And they do it with impunity. That is why we are saying: ‘Let us restructure.’ We cannot subject ourselves to Fulani imperialism. What we have now is a resurgence of Fulani imperialism. And unless Nigerians stand up and say no, unless we stand up to resist it, it will continue. It is time for Nigerians to stand up and say no to Fulani imperialism. What is the implication for the unity of the country, if an important institution as police is seen to be a partisan party in a crisis like this? They are supposed to be neutral body, but they are not. The conduct of the police is a reflection of the kind of leadership we have. Ever since Buhari became the president, he has been governing the country as if he is the president of the Fulani. We started complaining from the time he made his key appointments. All security-related appointments were mostly from the North-west. If you look at the security apparatus of the state, they are mostly Fulani. That is why the Fulani have the kind of impunity they have to kill people anyhow and get away with it. When a president is that partial in appointing people to security positions, then you should expect this kind of behaviour. And that is why we are crying for restructuring. We must decentralize; we must reduce the power at the centre. |
| Politics › Re: Biafra:south East Governor Wade In Nnamdi Kalu's Detention by 2016v2017: 2:41am On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: If Things Are Not Going Well In Nigeria Is Not My Fault - BUHARI by 2016v2017: 2:32am On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: Corrupt Nigerians Will Always Criticise Buhari – Presidency by 2016v2017: 2:25am On Apr 03, 2017 |
bosco2017:By Omoniyi Salaudeen Senator Femi Okurounmu, a die-hard awoist, is a notable leader of thought in the South-west. In this interview, he insists that the senate has the final say on the appointment of the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, adding that the president may be impeached, if he pushes his demand on the matter beyond his constitutional limit Following the recent Ife crisis involving Yoruba and Hausa/ Fulani, the Afenifere accused the Inspector-General of Police of parading only the Yoruba as prime suspects in the clash. And he replied them by saying that crime does not know colour or tribe. How would you react to this? The IG was talking rubbish. It is only when they want to be oppressive that they tell you all these beautiful things like crime does not know colour or tribe. But when Fulani are committing crime, at that time, crime will know tribe or colour. Whatever Fulani do, they go scot-free. The Fulani have become law onto themselves, killing and maiming people throughout the country, while the police do nothing. It is only when the people who are the victims of the Fulani attacks react that the police will swing into action and begin to tell us all this nonsense. When the Fulani are the aggressors, the IG doesn’t see them as committing crime. If you look at the killings, is it not the Fulani who have been doing the killings? It is not Yoruba who are doing the killings; it is not the Igbo who are doing the killings. Most of the times, it is the Fulani who are doing the killings. And they do it with impunity. That is why we are saying: ‘Let us restructure.’ We cannot subject ourselves to Fulani imperialism. What we have now is a resurgence of Fulani imperialism. And unless Nigerians stand up and say no, unless we stand up to resist it, it will continue. It is time for Nigerians to stand up and say no to Fulani imperialism. What is the implication for the unity of the country, if an important institution as police is seen to be a partisan party in a crisis like this? They are supposed to be neutral body, but they are not. The conduct of the police is a reflection of the kind of leadership we have. Ever since Buhari became the president, he has been governing the country as if he is the president of the Fulani. We started complaining from the time he made his key appointments. All security-related appointments were mostly from the North-west. If you look at the security apparatus of the state, they are mostly Fulani. That is why the Fulani have the kind of impunity they have to kill people anyhow and get away with it. When a president is that partial in appointing people to security positions, then you should expect this kind of behaviour. And that is why we are crying for restructuring. We must decentralize; we must reduce the power at the centre. |
| Politics › Re: Ohaneze President Arrested By DSS For Supporting Biafra by 2016v2017: 2:16am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Thorhammer:By Omoniyi Salaudeen Senator Femi Okurounmu, a die-hard awoist, is a notable leader of thought in the South-west. In this interview, he insists that the senate has the final say on the appointment of the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, adding that the president may be impeached, if he pushes his demand on the matter beyond his constitutional limit Following the recent Ife crisis involving Yoruba and Hausa/ Fulani, the Afenifere accused the Inspector-General of Police of parading only the Yoruba as prime suspects in the clash. And he replied them by saying that crime does not know colour or tribe. How would you react to this? The IG was talking rubbish. It is only when they want to be oppressive that they tell you all these beautiful things like crime does not know colour or tribe. But when Fulani are committing crime, at that time, crime will know tribe or colour. Whatever Fulani do, they go scot-free. The Fulani have become law onto themselves, killing and maiming people throughout the country, while the police do nothing. It is only when the people who are the victims of the Fulani attacks react that the police will swing into action and begin to tell us all this nonsense. When the Fulani are the aggressors, the IG doesn’t see them as committing crime. If you look at the killings, is it not the Fulani who have been doing the killings? It is not Yoruba who are doing the killings; it is not the Igbo who are doing the killings. Most of the times, it is the Fulani who are doing the killings. And they do it with impunity. That is why we are saying: ‘Let us restructure.’ We cannot subject ourselves to Fulani imperialism. What we have now is a resurgence of Fulani imperialism. And unless Nigerians stand up and say no, unless we stand up to resist it, it will continue. It is time for Nigerians to stand up and say no to Fulani imperialism. What is the implication for the unity of the country, if an important institution as police is seen to be a partisan party in a crisis like this? They are supposed to be neutral body, but they are not. The conduct of the police is a reflection of the kind of leadership we have. Ever since Buhari became the president, he has been governing the country as if he is the president of the Fulani. We started complaining from the time he made his key appointments. All security-related appointments were mostly from the North-west. If you look at the security apparatus of the state, they are mostly Fulani. That is why the Fulani have the kind of impunity they have to kill people anyhow and get away with it. When a president is that partial in appointing people to security positions, then you should expect this kind of behaviour. And that is why we are crying for restructuring. We must decentralize; we must reduce the power at the centre. |
| Politics › Re: Here Are The Top Tracks In Lt.-gen. Ishaya Bamaiyi's Revelational Album by 2016v2017: 2:06am On Apr 03, 2017 |
He said the truth.only people who were kids then,can argue this revelation . |
| Politics › Re: Asari Dokunbo Has Found His Voice Again.says Buhari Has No Iota Of Integrity.ha! by 2016v2017: 1:58am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Speak on Dokubo.it's your statutory right to voice out.in history of Nigeria,buhari remains the worst president ever ruled Nigeria. |
| Politics › Re: Sahara : Buhari Appointed DG Of NTDC Folorunso Coke A Panama Paper Fraudster by 2016v2017: 1:45am On Apr 03, 2017 |
No Nigerian is surprised about Buhari appointing saints. Buhari is a saint,who is not corrupt,so ,he must appoint men of same feather like him.  4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Dokubo Blast Buhari Administration by 2016v2017: 1:40am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Speak on Dokubo,it's your your statutory right to voice out.The man Buhari is the worst president Nigeria have ever had. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Nigerian Woman And Her Four Years Old Baby Rescued From The Mediterranean Sea by 2016v2017: 1:35am On Apr 03, 2017 |
Does it means Africa is this bad that people,even families are leaving it to other continents? I know I left Africa soil as a single guy,but I am very surprised hearing news of African families leaving it in droves now.What must be the cause,is it bad government or quest to make it big? |
| Politics › Re: Is Nigeria One Nigeria Or Nigeria Is Trying To Be One Nigeria? by 2016v2017(op): 1:21am On Apr 03, 2017 |
enigma3000:By Omoniyi Salaudeen Senator Femi Okurounmu, a die-hard awoist, is a notable leader of thought in the South-west. In this interview, he insists that the senate has the final say on the appointment of the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, adding that the president may be impeached, if he pushes his demand on the matter beyond his constitutional limit Following the recent Ife crisis involving Yoruba and Hausa/ Fulani, the Afenifere accused the Inspector-General of Police of parading only the Yoruba as prime suspects in the clash. And he replied them by saying that crime does not know colour or tribe. How would you react to this? The IG was talking rubbish. It is only when they want to be oppressive that they tell you all these beautiful things like crime does not know colour or tribe. But when Fulani are committing crime, at that time, crime will know tribe or colour. Whatever Fulani do, they go scot-free. The Fulani have become law onto themselves, killing and maiming people throughout the country, while the police do nothing. It is only when the people who are the victims of the Fulani attacks react that the police will swing into action and begin to tell us all this nonsense. When the Fulani are the aggressors, the IG doesn’t see them as committing crime. If you look at the killings, is it not the Fulani who have been doing the killings? It is not Yoruba who are doing the killings; it is not the Igbo who are doing the killings. Most of the times, it is the Fulani who are doing the killings. And they do it with impunity. That is why we are saying: ‘Let us restructure.’ We cannot subject ourselves to Fulani imperialism. What we have now is a resurgence of Fulani imperialism. And unless Nigerians stand up and say no, unless we stand up to resist it, it will continue. It is time for Nigerians to stand up and say no to Fulani imperialism. What is the implication for the unity of the country, if an important institution as police is seen to be a partisan party in a crisis like this? They are supposed to be neutral body, but they are not. The conduct of the police is a reflection of the kind of leadership we have. Ever since Buhari became the president, he has been governing the country as if he is the president of the Fulani. We started complaining from the time he made his key appointments. All security-related appointments were mostly from the North-west. If you look at the security apparatus of the state, they are mostly Fulani. That is why the Fulani have the kind of impunity they have to kill people anyhow and get away with it. When a president is that partial in appointing people to security positions, then you should expect this kind of behaviour. And that is why we are crying for restructuring. We must decentralize; we must reduce the power at the centre. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Won’t Change Position On Magu – Presidency Source by 2016v2017: 12:49am On Apr 03, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: "Resign Now", Abdulmumin Jibrin To Buhari by 2016v2017: 12:44am On Apr 01, 2017 |
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| Jokes Etc › Re: When Mbaise Man Is Using An ATM (Hilarious Photo) by 2016v2017: 12:32am On Apr 01, 2017 |
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| Politics › Re: Traditional Rulers Join MASSOB In Enugu With 200 Others by 2016v2017: 12:30am On Apr 01, 2017 |
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Crowd At Prophet Joshua Iginla’s Miracle-Filled Crusade In Akwa Ibom by 2016v2017: 3:06pm On Mar 31, 2017 |
Triton1996:prophet you said? prophet without forgiveness? or prophet of ego? which do u mean? 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Yemi Osinbajo Meets With Bernard Cazeneuve, French Prime Minister In Paris by 2016v2017: 3:05pm On Mar 31, 2017 |
eliwa47:Able president |
| Politics › Re: Yemi Osinbajo Meets With Bernard Cazeneuve, French Prime Minister In Paris by 2016v2017: 3:02pm On Mar 31, 2017 |
Jajayi:Say president Osinbanjo not VP. |
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