owobokiri:


You must be one partisan hack. Must every thread be visited with your increasinly boring pro buhari rants? What has the igbo got to do with Jonathan and corruption? Is he igbo? Didn't your yoruba vote for him? From 2 billion missing while he was petroleum minister to questionable contract awards at PTF, is your messiah buhari really the saint? You really need to take a chill pill cos buhari is loosing this one again.

RoyalPriesthuud:
Why my comment dey double na.

omenka:
You sound awfully incoherent. Come again please.

owobokiri:


Stop seeing igbo in your every nightmare! You want buhari as the next president? Vote for him! But desist from all those snide comments about Biafrans. Yorubas played as much role as Biafrans in making jonathan the president during the last elections. Thre are yorubas in his government. Igbos are not the reason your Imam buhari won't be the next president, his dangerous pedigree/politics are! So let the igbos off this one. Coherent enough for you slowpoke now?

9jagirl4ree:


where is ur evidence that he encourages it? let us argue with facts

a poster just said that Nigeria has improved in transparency rank. that is a good development

With the latest ranking, Nigeria moved up four places from its ranking of 143 out of the 183 nations surveyed by TI in 2011. The country was ranked 134 out of 178 surveyed nations in 2010; 130 out of 180 nations in 2009; 121 out of 180 in 2008; 147 out of 180 countries in 2007; and 153 out of 180 surveyed nations in 2006.

RoyalPriesthuud:
Do always take in everything in hook, line with the sinker? The guy just 'spak', he didn't provide the link. The guy sabi lie, it's somalia, North Korea and Afghanista that has always shared the 1st, 2nd and 3rd most corrupt for some years now. The following qoute is an from an article by thisday newspaper published on 6/12/2012. We ranked 35th in 2012 and 39th last year. We improved on the 'perception index' truly but not that drastic. See below.
. Pick ur calculator, minus it and see the positions.
Link: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/transparency-int-l-ranks-nigeria-35th-most-corrupt-nation/132720/



And on his strategy and buhari's, u can't fight it without jailing the convicted as the constitution says and also prison will not stop corruption. Combination of both and a host of others will. Like making minsters accountable 4 their ministries. The national assembly asked u to come and disclose as d constitution says, u're telling them u're only accountable to ur president, and the president didn't deem it fit to order her to comply, smh!

omenka:
Honestly I'm still finding it hard to believe the president really made that statement in the first quote!! Seriously??!!

That aside, this "crate" incident has a funny side to it. To me, it further gives reasons why we must have Buhari steer the ship of this nation at this juncture when corruption seems to have assumed a life form. We would like Buhari to "crate" corruption like he did Umaru Dikko, and lock it up for eternity!! If a man shows so much commitment to bringing a crook to justice, give me a reason why I shouldn't support him.

And another thing; imagine what would have been coming out the president's mouth had Umaru been an Igbo man!!! But no one is talking about the General's intolerance to corruption regardless of who's involved (a "brother" from the "north" in this case).

Imagine it was Buhari we had as the Head of State during the Biafra war!! They would have been like; a vote for Buhari is a vote for the continuation of the genocide he started against Igbos in '66!!

9jagirl4ree:


I dont think he has lost it. He is a good administrator. He makes mistakes like a lot of public officials but I think he is good.

My problem is why he keeps supporting corrupt people. I think some people are blackmailing him

Ezemust:
na so ur slap go double

owobokiri:


Stop seeing igbo in your every nightmare! You want buhari as the next president? Vote for him! But desist from all those snide comments about Biafrans. Yorubas played as much role as Biafrans in making jonathan the president during the last elections. Thre are yorubas in his government. Igbos are not the reason your Imam buhari won't be the next president, his dangerous pedigree/politics are! So let the igbos off this one. Coherent enough for you slowpoke now?

9jagirl4ree:


I dont think he has lost it. He is a good administrator. He makes mistakes like a lot of public officials but I think he is good.

My problem is why he keeps supporting corrupt people. I think some people are blackmailing him

minister2015:
how much did he steal abi how much did he stole, GEJ is a Ph.D holder, yet he doesn't know the diff. btw these two. shame

Shewaukpo:
thank u, u have said my mind

how can you be a good person and be supporting corrupt people around u?

anonimi:


How can people say Buhari is anti-corruption when he has Tinubu, Atiku, Saraki, Amaechi, Nyako, Gemade, Akume etc around him
Let us not forget that pope Buhari canonised saint Abacha proclaiming he did not steal our money

9jagirl4ree:


Thank you. that is why i think some Nigerians are not truthful with themselves.

Jonathan can not solve corruption if Nigerians are very corrupt

lyntiffany:
my dear according to what I learnt from social studies back then in primary and sec sch I was taught that family is the smallest fraction or unit in the society.What am i gearing at? am saying that if we really need to curb this menace that is eating this society it begins with you and I.
That America is successful today is because people report inappropriate movement , atrocious behaviour and any evil they perceive around them whether your family, relation or friend they believe in Justice but down here is quite different.
we can conceal the crime of an uncle, a brother, aunt mother , father or a friend as long as we see them as our own .As for me charity they say begins at home.We want to fight corruption, it has to start with us.

chuna1985:


U must be a stupid idiot ooo!!! Wetin concern PhD concern speaking impeccable English Is gej an English man Is Nigeria an English country?

9jagirl4ree:
It seems that Dr Goodluck Jonathan does not understand that Nigerians want change from the current level of corruption in the country.

Some people say he is personally a good person but just surrounded by bad people, I think this might be true but how do we defend him when he makes the following comments?












Please how can we fight corruption when the C-in-C is making these type of comments? Some people say that people misunderstand his comments.

Can both Sides of the divide explain to Nairalanders what they think.

Intelligent discussions please, thanks

minister2015:
U r indeed an absolute clown like Ur paymaster, he has been using english tru out his educational pursuit up to his so-called Ph.D; so now count hw many yrs he had been using english. By the way, I believe primary pupils in Ur village can resolve GEJ's grammatucal blunder.