illiad:



I don't blame hausafulanis.

I blame yorubas, benues, sobos & a section of south south like ikwerres & ijaws.

Na their foolishness dey responsible for this animal farm we are living in.

They rather live in abject servitude or receive a hand out like dogs for the rest of their lives than break a sweat for their freedom.

nortcentrallord:


I thought so too but I read it again. Its Nigerian president (Niger) he was talking about. I don't know why the colonial masters added these hausa's to Nigeria. They would have just zoned them to Niger. A Nigeria of just west, East, south would have been awesome. Bright minds and ideas. We for don over take America since. Mtchewww, oyinbo drawing us back since the days of slave trade.

illiad:

I see you mr myopia! How have your nocturnal life been?

Jesusloveyou:
i love that part that said 'he accepted that he loss woefully' can a failure be an hero?

aminu150:
what you said actually shows that you got no iota of respect for the elders, as such you Dad must be the old fool u called GMB because he didnt train you to respect elders. As they say "charity begins at home". I am 100% sure that no one in your family can contest and win even a councillor post in your village because no one likes you, but here you are abusing someone that is loved not only in his village but nationwide due to his credibility.

Pavarottii:

NAH, GEJ is a non-vindictictive person, ve anybody what is bad, if he wanted to, he will have raised the boys from the creek. The fallen oil price is no one's fault. Its a global change caused by USA to frustrate Russia not caring any other country who suffers from it.
Sometimes I wonder whether GEJ is a Nigerian. He no get wahala, he wants the best for us all. But impatience and tribalism won't let him work.
God bless GEJ.

socialmediaman:


Nope. They're all corrupt to different degrees, but running a loose government where everyone steals and goes away unpunished or Unreprimanded? Now that's crazy. Every part of the world, no exceptions, have their own degrees of corruption, but if you get caught, you go in for it, there's a difference...

socialmediaman:


Actually there are differences and divisions in many parts of the world, take for instance, the U.S.; the north and south went to war at some point in history around the slave trade era and certain divisions have remained.

In our case in Nigeria, I do maintain that our major problem is corruption and self centered ambition, not ethnicity. We tend to focus on the wrong things.. Tell me, how many of us would protest against unemployment in this country if we're employed? And how many would protest non-payment of wages if they're unemployed. But we'll gladly do this for political leaders for peanuts, to help them achieve their selfish interests that sometimes don't necessarily benefit us

edey2real:

Because you know when they are supposed to die.

ozoigbondu:
Don't mind the bloodthirsty babbon and dog blood lover.The ancient one should brace up to.recieve all he and his partymen heaped on GEJ

BABAONECHANCE
TOOTHLESS MONGREY
DAURADULLARD

Johnjack:
Why do you hate Gej with such bitter venom?. Majority of Nigerian youths don't do research for truer and clearer information and become
wiser for the betterment of themselves,family,community and the country as a whole. Instead the fold their arms and glorified those who put them in great desolation,depravity and abject poverty. Imagine in a country where somebody like Obj is glorified!. Where in the world do you see people of his age and precedence leading their countries in this modern age?.

Laurent Gbagbo's case was totally different from Gej's. While Gbagbo lost elections organized by U.N and everything was free,fair and transparent,Gej organized the elections where thousands of under aged Almajiri's were seen and aired on international media thumb printing for APC and GMB. That alone was a enough grand for Gej to reject the results but God intervened and he played that world acclaimed and UnAfrican heroism. What most of you haters of Gej don't know is that he is in a position to make or mare the results of the elections. If he had rejected the elections on many evidenced grounds,the worst GMB and his supporters could do was to start killing Easterners and Christians in the north as usual and if the heats gets worst Gej will invite the military and hand over to the military . Abiola's treatments.!!!!!. So, all of you here who have suddenly become wiser than Obama and other world leaders praising Gej should ask yourselves certain questions.

buzquet:
yes am still a kid caz am still living in my papa mansion, still eating outta my mama pot n still beign given pocket money by my papa!! So mr old man, less I forget, GEJ is no hero caz he did d normal tin

ibietela2:


Then it's a big fat [size=80pt]lie[/size]

philips70:
Deluded fellows. More than 50 persons were killed in Rivers state in the past months because of the elections. I have searched the web for a condemnation from Aso rock and found none. Some were buried in Omoku yesterday. Peaceful man my arse. World leaders should continue massaging his ego till May 29th. Good riddance to bad rubbish!

princejayboss:


Funny enough you don't have a name and will never have a meaningful surname like GEJ through out your stay on earth... Get a life mumu

weselomo:
even i will be part of those to fight till my last breath if jonathan doesn't conceded defeat

philips70:


Who engages akamu brains?

ozoigbondu:
Don't mind the bloodthirsty babbon and dog blood lover.The ancient one should brace up to.recieve all he and his partymen heaped on GEJ

BABAONECHANCE
TOOTHLESS MONGREY
DAURADULLARD

illiad:


So then you're saying that how the country is currently constructed is the best for all of us?

Well if that's your submission, I would gladly inform you that going by how the country is currently constituted, Nigeria as a country would be going nowhere in hundred years time, in terms of development or advancement in general.

The north as it is, would always remain a burden to be yoked by the rest of the country.

ibietela2:
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ozoigbondu:
lf he did what GEJ did four years ago 800 people and seven youth corpers would still be alive

illiad:
The President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, has again commended President Goodluck Jonathan for conceding defeat at the March 28 polls.

Mr. Buhari, who gave the commendation in Abuja on Thursday when he received Nigerien President Issoufou Mahamadou, said Mr. Jonathan’s action turned around Nigeria’s nervous political process.
He said: “The Nigerien president purposely came to congratulate me on my victory and President Jonathan for the maturity and statesmanship that he exhibited by accepting that he had lost the election.

“His action actually doused tensions and averted crisis in Nigeria.

“Not only Africa but the world has commended the president for that because if he had disputed the elections, there would have been crisis in the country.

“That is what people don’t want, not only Nigerians but other countries. So, he came to commend President Jonathan for his courage and statesmanship.’’
He said Mr. Mahammadou had also come to show solidarity and acknowledge Nigeria’s importance on the continent.

Mr. Buhari said but for colonialism, Niger and Nigeria and all countries living along the border were one as they shared similar cultures, religions and mannerisms.

“As he rightly puts it, if Nigeria sneezes, the rest of Africa catches cold because of its importance, population and resources.

“So, Nigeria and Niger Republic are one entity as one singer from Niger puts it in his lyrics. We share a 1,500 kilometre long border with Niger which stretches from Chad to Sokoto, and all the people living along the borders on either sides are same people.

“The colonialists separated these people when they partitioned Africa at the Berlin conference in 1885. They separated the Fulanis, Kanuris and the Hausas from their brothers who are presently in Niger.

“They separated the Yorubas of Nigeria and the ones in Benin Republic. They also separated the Fulanis and other tribes who were living together as one along the Cameroon border.

“So, all these countries around us were a single entity with people of similar culture and religion before they became separated but time has changed and we thank him for reminding us of our history of brotherhood.’’
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Earlier, Mahammadou said he was in Nigeria to convey the gratitude and salutation of Niger Republic for the peaceful conduct of the‎ elections held in spite of challenges.

“President Jonathan conceding defeat and this act will have a lasting impact and influence on politics in Africa, West Africa and Africa at large.

“So, I’m here both to congratulate the president-elect and the people of Nigeria for the smooth conduct of the elections,” Mr. Mahammadou said. (NAN)

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/183439-nigeria-wouldve-been-in-crisis-if-jonathan-disputed-elections-buhari.html

princejayboss:



We aren't in the same league .... Super eagles don't play with the falcons.... I still maintain that you should get a job and get a life ..

socialmediaman:


Yes we must hold government accountable for every single thing that goes wrong in the society unchecked, that seat should be hot enough to discourage anyone without a genuine political reform and good governance. Government has all the things it needs to do the job, including the money, security and the best thinkers. Government officials must be made to be responsible and held accountable for their poor performance. We can't continue blaming citizens when government is elected to curtail their excesses. Should you keep blaming citizens if they keep overspending when the police refuse to do their jobs? It's very obvious that people obey laws in order not to get punished, and with time they get used to obeying the law. We must insist on Justice and accountability

When we become responsible enough to hold our leaders accountable and fight for equity and justice, then we're in a better position to practice federalism