chuna1985:



Lol.

With reasoning like dis, I seeing Nigeria wallowing in dis situation over the next 5 decades...

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

SOUNDKING:
ana m ekili onye ugwu ahu in 3D,oche na anyi amaghi ihe ona agho.

illiad:

Seconded

illiad:


Even the behaviour of abokiis on the streets have changed. Now they act anyhow they like.

I can't just wait to see miracles of the north.

Ayus34:

MUST U ALWAYS ATTACH YOURSELF TO ME?
I KNOW YOU ARE A LovePeddler AND IM A RESPONSIBLE MAN......TRY TO UNDERSTAND WHY WE CAN'T MEET!




GET IT!

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

socialmediaman:


Ok, your opinion is allowed. When women in the US were fighting and getting murdered for rights to vote, own property and own their kids, they should've waited for your line of reasoning.

When Americans were fighting for social security benefits and equal rights and Justice, they would've followed your line of reasoning that Government shouldn't be held responsible.

People are getting their houses demolished in Abuja as I write, ordinarily with your line of reason, it's not government's fault, they have to implement the Abuja Masterplan which is absolutely true, but then, has gocernment done their part to provide services that could enable people own homes, like mortgage services? If no, then you must hold them responsible for the sufferings of people who erect illegal structures since they cannot afford homes, and yes, people are protesting as I write too, and yes, government will eventually do their job of social services. This is how people make government work, I have seen this in my travel experience and it can work here too, we're not moon people, we're the same as those societies where things work, but we have to make them work

ibietela2:


Who did that in Nigeria? Or Africa as a Whole?

menesheh:



Buhari was blind in 2011 right?

dearpreye:


We know the kids by their words!

dearpreye:


We know the kids by their words!

chuna1985:


Corruption is the smallest problem in Nigeria.

onatisi:
this is one point majority of nigerians have failed to realize. Ppl just wanted gej out by all means ,if there was a strong third party with a sellable candidate both buhari and gej would have lost, but it was a matter of choosing between buhari and gej and since ppl wanted gej out they opted for buhari.but the good thing now is another strong 3rd opposition party is coming up

chuna1985:


So wen government no give u house, u go build illegal one n blame the goveenment.
ur examples that u cited america does not translate to Nigeria's problem.

Just know this , The average Nigerian u see on d road is corrupt n in the next 100 years, they will still be corrupt.
Meaning that over the next 100 years, Those people u see on the street will be in politics n carry their corruption along.

onatisi:
we are both saying almost the same thing. We all know it is the govs that funds the party . Right now ,it is only in the south east and ss that pdp has govs, they will unite as one and I am sure the ND state govs will now wake up from their slumbers. But in the south west pdp will get weaker , staying in the opposition no be beans ,I believe fayose and mimiko will leave pdp eventually .the situation in the south west right now is ppl are fed up with apc govs and they will vote for any other party apart from pdp ,I forsee fayose and mimiko joining another party like labour or accord party . Definitely these will be a collaboration of pdp yoruba party bigwigs ,ppl like fayose,mimiko,akala,ladoja,obanikoro,jimi agabaje,arapaja, and many others like that . They will move en masse into a party like accord and they will want to win more states in the south west which they will . Ladoja is at the tribunal now contesting the results of oyo state which was rigged for apc if he wins that means the opposition in the south west have 3 states . But definitely pdp members in the south west will decamp and move to another party.

psucc:
He gave Jonathan Boko Haram in 2011 and on 29th May Jonathan will give him fallen oil price.

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

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

kastonkastrol:
ok I think buhari will not arrest jonathan for NOW

socialmediaman:


This is a very very wrong mentality. The average human being is inclined to be corrupt, it's not peculiar to Nigerians.

Let's use a very simple example here: As a teenager, you probably used to keep late nights, get drunk often, smoke weed etc, but once you decide to get married, a level of discipline and responsibility is expected from you. That's the same way some level of responsibility is expected from people in government. As public officers, they're no longer expected to exhibit some criminal or law breaking tendencies. Does it mean the corruption vanished from their bodies? Absolutely not. This is called responsibility, and that's what is expected of our leaders, whether they were corrupt before they entered public office or not.

Yes, Nigerians have corrupt tendencies, but the absence of law enforcement is the reason we cannot curb these excesses. Are these law enforcement officers made in heaven? No, they are trained for their jobs, just like teaches are trained for their jobs. One quick question, do you expect your wife's personal doctor to behave irresponsibly while attending to your wife? No, he is trained and he's expected to put personal desires aside and treat business as business. There are doctors who are irresponsible outside their jobs, but once they come to work, business is business.

This is what is expected from government also. They have to put personal tendencies aside and deal with business as business. If they continue to do their jobs, the citizens will follow suit and start obeying rules. In the US for instance, the average American also wants to outsmart everyone else, they want to run red lights also, but because law enforcement officers are watching, they obey rules and with time, they get used to it.

We really need to have a change of orientation because it's not Angels that enforce laws, it's people like us. Once your personal friend in the police decides to do his job and arrest you if you commit crime, you'll get hurt, but you'll understand with time that he did what he had to do, and you'll start obeying laws.

On the issue of houses, housing is like a fundamental human right in some societies of the world. For a country like Nigeria with a huge population, housing should be a serious concern to government because if they do not intervene, housing will be expensive because it's fewer than people who need it

ibietela2:


You can only decieve yourself with your Nigeria is tired of PDP story