Yaradua, I have no word for you but I have to tell you that it's not your fault. It's the fault of those people who stole our mandate to send you there. What did you send your own son to do? other nigerian youths should go farming while your son does this? May God deal with you and those that will ever say that you're a great ruler.

Yaradua, I have no word for you but I have to tell you that it's not your fault. It's the fault of those people who stole our mandate to send you there. What did you send your own son to do? other nigerian youths should go farming while your son does this? May God deal with you and those that will ever say that you're a great ruler.

Why should we go into farming Mr Yaradua? to Farm for this man

Why should we go into farming Mr Yaradua? to farm for this MALAM

He should give that advice to his children!!! Let them go into groundnut farming maybe they will resurrect the groundnut pyramids of the north, NONSENSE! Do they know that all business types require start up capital? Labour and land are not free, where will the unemployed Nigerian youth get all those from. HA!! these politicians, if they have nothing to say, they should say nothing at all.

Any "president" who has FAILED to provide electricity to Nigeria, half a century after independence from colonial rule, is an epic FAILURE in all respects, and would do well to shut the phuck up so as to concentrate on the time-honored task of looting the treasury, as opposed to insulting the intelligence of his victims with worthless advice and grandiose pronouncements from the toilet throne.

The gentleman credited with this asinine declaration was after all resuscitated off his death-bed and shoe-horned into power by his predecessor, who had looted the entire 16 billion dollar electricity generation budget for Nigeria, and thus naturally needed a convenient stooge left behind to bark at intruders who may be tempted to investigate the crimes of Nigeria's most recent lootocracy.

Oil don spoil our zeal to work hard.we all want easy money.farming is one of the inevitable factor that can enhance the standard of living of average nigerian but we are all guilty of negligence.imagine where every nigerian grows one tuber of yam what 140,000,000 tubers will save us.

and pray tell us where is the money to purchase the land? do you just go into the bush and start farming? you need a start up capital which no one is providing. so stop this ranting about Nigerians acting lazy.

Youths should engage in cash crop farming while Yar' Dumb and his cohorts/bootlickers engage in cash looting abi we hear u. My friend provide electricity and stop wasting our time

ikeyman00 stop insulting mine president ,there is nothing wrong with going into farming as d.j limse say all nigerians want to wear ties,mine only problem is will the president gives out loan to people who want to go into it and again will the loans get to the people who need it and not the pocket of some politicans