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Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by datChelseaBoy: 7:48pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire Exactly 12 Months Ago You will be shocked by his 100% 10/10 accuracy! Many of us ignored this guy. Perhaps he saw the handwriting on the wall. Everything he predicted is now coming to pass. We need to fish out this guy an give him an award for foresight. Before I delve into the nitty-gritty and crux of this exposition, I must categorically state that I have no overt or covert party affiliation. I have only put this piece together in my capacity as a concerned, patriotic Nigerian who will never stand by with arms crossed over his chest while a bunch of political careerists and crooked opportunists take this beloved country and its loving people for a joyride. |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Young03(m): 7:51pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
U mean ds textbook |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by datChelseaBoy: 7:55pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Young03:You are one of the problems with Nigeria, Africa and the world at large. There is no future for a country with youths who cannot read a 1000-word exposition. Lalasticlala, seun, OAM4J, Mynd44 6 Likes |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by IAfrica: 7:59pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Hahahaha Wow. This is really nice. |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Young03(m): 7:59pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
datChelseaBoy: idio.t..swear dat u wey post ds don read it 1 Like |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Nobody: 8:00pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Too wordy; lacking in substance. 2 Likes |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by magicalx(m): 8:12pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
No truer words 've ever been spoken! 1 Like |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Newsi: 8:22pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Making sense. I think everybody should see this. |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by diegwu01: 9:21pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
datChelseaBoy:Are you the one paying for his Data subscription? summarize it and repost |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Trut(m): 9:38pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
The writer of the article is a fortune teller |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Pavarottii(m): 9:47pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Well articulated. |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Adminisher: 4:24am On Mar 01, 2016 |
This article is intellectually blank. A personal opinion shared by a certain folk from the SE part if Nigeria. What i find funny abiut parochial world views is not the narrowness of them but the lack of reality. The writer obviously thinks Nigeria is defined by a few cities , its needs summarised by the needs of the urban midfle class and time will freeze itself for these demographics. After he wrote the article, i am sure a lot has happehed. Buhari won the elections, the bottom dropped out of the oil market, Jonathans appointees were mostly all found to be corrupt and Naira lost most of its value . All the smug, self deception has vanished. Nigeria before Buhari was fake. A half educated middle class jerking themselves around thinking they were going places with a currency whose value was deternined by the market performance of volatile commodity. Nigeria was deceiving itself big time throughout the PDP regime. There is no modern economics. There is production, creation of value, supply chain, global sales , earning of foreign exchange and re investment of same. We cannot jerry-rig success without hard work, discipline and lack of corruption. |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Ovamboland(m): 6:13am On Mar 01, 2016 |
The writer only succeded in deceiving himself with his opening of non-affiliation and went right on to repeat the campaign lines used by PDP to denigrate and insult Buhari's candidacy. He further exposed himself when he eulogized Jonathan for freedom enjoyed by the press thereby cheapening the sacrifice made by ordinary Nigerians of all walks who confronted the most vile military dictatorship we ever had under Abacha going as far as what is termed guerrilla journalism. Our reporters were so valiant, and many were simply killed by the the state then, that the Abdulsalami administration was unable to maintain any further crackdown on media freedom. To reduce that heroics to the magnanimity of Jonathan or even Obasanjo is a big fallacy by the writer. Under both leaders and Yar'adua, there were spurts of intimidation of the media though never large scale as seen before. The truth is unconstitutional governments like military types can only pretend to guarantee citizen's constitutional rights. Whether the direct in your face dictatorship type led by Buhari from 1983, who sets up tribunals to try accused, or make draconian laws to gag whomsoever will be against their agenda and try to live by their own laws. Or the one who came smiling in 1985, ruling by deceit and subterfuge, repeal the gagging laws but operate according to it anyway, sends letter bombs to it's opponents or accused, or asked us all to tighten our belts but wound up with 50 bedroom mansions, private jets and huge private financial investments. In all a poorly written campaign material to support the then ruling government's desire for another term, without in insight or farsighted statements. All the allegations of suppression of the press, of women and religious conversion (not mentioned by writer) has not happened |
Re: Must Read: How A Political Analyst Expertly Predicted Nigeria's Present Quagmire by Adminisher: 6:53am On Mar 01, 2016 |
Ovamboland: This is exactly what i am saying. It might appear to be a good piece to fresh graduates from UNN or FUTO but it is shallow in the extreme. Another big lie being told is that the problem of Nigeria can be solved by some kind of "financial innovation" the talent for which was only granted by God to PDP as a party and a select few other people including Jonathan as a person and three others NOI. LOL. I laugh in kenery language. This is as credible as saying only the thief can manufacture and deliver back to the car that he stole in the first place. The reality of life and the situation of Nigeria is harsher than this. We have to restructure at a deeply personal level , change paradigms about life and go back to agriculture and production. Farming, small scale manufacturing preferably using only raw materials. We need to work hard and fight corruption. Young people have to force themselves to learn new skills preferably those that are in direct demsnd in industry. A university degree is probably going to be a disadvantage soon. |
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