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You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by pauldehero(m): 9:27am On Sep 05, 2015 |
This is one of the most sensible comments
I've read in a
while, as regards to President Buhari's
nominations.
All these selfish, silly and aggrieved Yoruba/
Igbo people
should just go and sit somewhere.
Ndigbo's that are killing themselves about
the appointments made so far by President
Buhari are just funny. Aside the fact that we
Igbos shouldn’t expect sensitive
appointments from him because many of us
hate him without any justifiable reason and
no smart politician will give such positions
to his ‘enemies’,
what did all our brothers that occupied
sensitive positions
recently achieved for our geopolitical zone?
Recall that Igbos
recently occupied head positions in Central
Bank and
Ministry of Finance. Also, an Igbo was
recently appointed
Secretary to Government of the federation,
Minister of
power, Minister of Solid Minerals, Head of
Due Process unit,
Minister of Education, Minister of Aviation,
Executive
Director of Nigerian Communications
Commission, Chief of
Army Staff, Inspector General of Police,
Senate President,
Deputy Senate President and Deputy speaker
of house of
Representatives. Also recently, an Igbo was
appointed the
Director General of National Broadcasting
Commission. The
question is what did all those Igbo
appointees achieved for
Ndi Igbo? Even Goodluck Jonathan that you
foolishly
accepted as your brother during his days in
Aso Rock
achieved nothing for you when he was the
President.
If appointments can dictate how a region
should develop,
Southeast would have been a paradise by
now because our
brothers occupied almost all the sensitive
positions recently.
Another thing Igbos should understand is
that the federal
character principle they are quoting as their
basis of
argument is the greatest enemy of Nigeria
especially Igbos.
This principle champions the promotion of
tribal mindsets
instead of meritocracy in Nigeria as
Nigerians are always
after the state of origin of every federal
appointee and
prospective candidates for admissions
instead of their
performance. It is because of same federal
character that a
provision was made for ‘Education less
developed’ states
which always make it possible for indigenes
of those states
to be giving more and cheaper
consideration during
admissions and recruitment in order to
promote equity in
line with the federal character. This is
Rubbish! Such has
caused situations whereby somebody from
Anambra or Imo
will score average of about 260 in JAMB
UTME and POST-
UTME but will be denied admission while
somebody from
states like Zamfara, Ebonyi or Bayelsa will
score average of
about180 and will be admitted in order to
achieve the so
called equity in intellectual distribution
among all the states
in line with same federal character. Same
federal character
is the reason why instead of criticising the
performance
ability of appointees, Nigerians especially
Igbos will only be
interested in their states of origin.
Federal character is evil.
This is the hour of change and it must be
jettisoned! If
Nigeria must progress, we must do away
with federal
character and state of origin provisions and
encourage
meritocracy and state of residence. I don’t
care where
appointees come from, all I want is excellent
performance.
If the wailing Igbos like they should
continue hating Buhari
while the Niger-Deltans are busy
consolidating their region
and supporting his government. At last
Igbos will remain the
wailing loosers. It baffles me the way some
of my Igbo
brothers are hating Buhari without any
justifiable reason.
Even the Niger-Deltans that are more closer
to the failed
government of Goodluck Jonathan always
acknowledge that
he betrayed them, but the Igbos that are not
in any way
brothers to the failed President are killing
themselves and
even their conscience with baseless
sentiments. Also, I have
expected these misguided Igbos to
understand that the
Niger-Deltans who they foolishly took as
their brothers
during the elections are not at any point
with them. These
Niger-Deltans have understood that they
can't make any
political achievement in Nigeria without the
cooperation of
other tribes, and wisely began to issue their
supports and
cooperation to the Buhari led government
while the
misguided Igbos are still enslaving
themselves with baseless
sentiments. Believe it or not, political
appointments are
catalysed by intelligent lobbying and not
unnecessary
hatred. No smart politician will appoint his
haters to
sensitive positions.
I will never blame Buhari if he fails to
appoint any Igbo to key positions. I am
proud of Niger- Deltans and they are already
reaping the fruits of their wisdom. Igbos
should have a rethink!
Written by:- Chukwu emeka 2 Likes |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by Nobody: 9:30am On Sep 05, 2015 |
you have said it all |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by Nobody: 9:32am On Sep 05, 2015 |
read it halfway, buh i'm convinced. |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by OVI75(m): 9:35am On Sep 05, 2015 |
Thats not sufficient excuse to alienate the igbos from sentitive apointments,and i dare to ask what have the north benefited from all the high offices their folks had ocupied since naija became independent? |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by Nobody: 9:40am On Sep 05, 2015 |
Another vain and worthless piece. |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by OZAOEKPE(f): 9:42am On Sep 05, 2015 |
This Zoo must crumble
Biafra my "jerusalem"
Niger Delta my residence 1 Like |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by vayne(m): 9:44am On Sep 05, 2015 |
Why shouldn't the igbos expect sensitive positions from buhari Because they didn't vote him? Do you know what it means to oppose,as regards opposition? Everyone cannot vote for candidate,this is not a military regime. And that is not an excuse to deny igbos sensitive appointments,in the name of competence. Which is better: Nigeria's unity or competence? My take:Nigeria needs both. |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by donholy28(m): 9:54am On Sep 05, 2015 |
But d koko now is that people have hated d kingdom before d king sef |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by psucc(m): 9:57am On Sep 05, 2015 |
If we draw an analogy: If you don't like your Mathematics teacher, F9 is sure in mathematics itself. |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by truefact: 10:22am On Sep 05, 2015 |
We hate both the king and the kingdom. ...the jungle must sure be destroyed. ... |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by pauldehero(m): 11:04am On Sep 05, 2015 |
unity and oneness, we can make the country work, igbos should start nurturing god fearing politicians, lets talk about the future, i am igbo my self. So i am just worried for my people |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by kernel501: 11:19am On Sep 05, 2015 |
pauldehero: Yoruba please get a job, how can you be an Igbo man, yet you cant spell your name Chukwu emeka, there's no space in-between. |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by pauldehero(m): 12:45pm On Sep 05, 2015 |
kernel501:ohh is that what u think, have u heared on christian chukwu, hey mind you i sheared an article that can help we the igbos, but i see thar the radio biafra cant let u reason well |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by kernel501: 1:59pm On Sep 05, 2015 |
pauldehero: I have issues with the school that graduated you, having failed in their primary English objective to teach you that Chukwu emeka and Chukwuemeka aren't the same thing. Even if ... They are first name and last name, the two must start with a capital letter. |
Re: You Can Hate The King,but Dont Let It Affect Your Love For The Kingdom, by Nobody: 2:28pm On Sep 05, 2015 |
kernel501: Yoruba people are snakes. They always pretend to be igbo |
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