seniorkachion:


He visited Kanu. Google it.

Jesusloveyou:
He never mentioned 5% treatment to be meted to any region,
What he said, is those who started the division shouldn't expect the same things like those who voted for one Nigeria.
You iPods started the division even before the election.

MetaHuman:
you are already a walking misery and so shall it be till you die.

raker300:
it is well known that the people wailing the most now are the people that won the election.

GeneralOjukwu:


Yes he did, sir...AFTER Buhari fell sick (with Pat Utomi). Soludo, i feel is all about his ambitions. I am being frank here.

Mujaheeeden:
Seriously your reasoning makes you think like a 13 year old kid

READ what you wrote....a 13 second old baby won't "think" that way

Arda1000:
First off free yourself from mental slavery less you'll die like Awo

seunmsg:
Yes, we are more divided but the reasons for the division should also be said. A group of people have decided not to move on because their candidate lost. Some even went as far as agitating for secession just because they don't like the face of the president. So, how do you unite a people that don't want to be united?

For some of us, we are no longer concerned. Those who want to wail over electoral loss till 2019 can go ahead. Others are strategising ahead of 2019 and some people are busy attacking others instead of building bridges. At the right time, water will fund its level.

Jesusloveyou:
He never mentioned 5% treatment to be meted to any region,
What he said, is those who started the division shouldn't expect the same things like those who voted for one Nigeria.
You iPods started the division even before the election

seunmsg:
Yes, we are more divided but the reasons for the division should also be said. A group of people have decided not to move on because their candidate lost. Some even went as far as agitating for secession just because they don't like the face of the president. So, how do you unite a people that don't want to be united?

For some of us, we are no longer concerned. Those who want to wail over electoral loss till 2019 can go ahead. Others are strategising ahead of 2019 and some people are busy attacking others instead of building bridges. At the right time, water will fund its level.

seunmsg:


Stop spreading false information, Buhari never said he would give 5% treatment to any group in Nigeria.

seunmsg:
Yes, we are more divided but the reasons for the division should also be said. A group of people have decided not to move on because their candidate lost. Some even went as far as agitating for secession just because they don't like the face of the president. So, how do you unite a people that don't want to be united?

For some of us, we are no longer concerned. Those who want to wail over electoral loss till 2019 can go ahead. Others are strategising ahead of 2019 and some people are busy attacking others instead of building bridges. At the right time, water will fund its level.

raker300:
it is well known that the people wailing the most now are the people that won the election.

malton:


Your observation is true, but the president didn't help either.

Phrases like the infamous “97%/5%” one kind of signalled the objective of his administration at the outset: divide the Nigerian people along as many lines as possible.

His queer mathematical formula tells us how he intended to handle “inclusive governance.”

These aren't statements a unifying force should be making. Nigerians desire a president that is a unifier, a healer of the national breach.

Buhari is a man of many faults as far as saying the wrong things.

A look at the people who form the core of his government is enough proof of the divisive figure that he is. They are mainly his kinsmen and women as well as people of his ethnic or cultural stock.

His appointments saw Buhari making good his promise of sidelining the 5 Percenters.

If that isn't setting the stage for division, then I wonder what is.

seunmsg:


Stop spreading false information, Buhari never said he would give 5% treatment to any group in Nigeria.

malton:

Your observation is true, but the president didn't help either.
Phrases like the infamous “97%/5%” one kind of signalled the objective of his administration at the outset: divide the Nigerian people along as many lines as possible. His queer mathematical formula tells us how he intended to handle “inclusive governance.”
These aren't statements a unifying force should be making. Nigerians desire a president that is a unifier, a healer of the national breach.
Buhari is a man of many faults as far as saying the wrong things.
A look at the people who form the core of his government is enough proof of the divisive figure that he is. They are mainly his kinsmen and women as well as people of his ethnic or cultural stock.
His appointments saw Buhari making good his promise of sidelining the 5 Percenters.
If that isn't setting the stage for division, then I wonder what is.

ephi123:


I actually remember that thread.

Buhari has shown his true colours without question. Very bigoted human being. Which is the key reason the country is where it is, selections are not made based on merit or capability but "my people" syndrome. The man is a huge error which Nigerians have realized rather late.

seunmsg:


Stop spreading false information, Buhari never said he would give 5% treatment to any group in Nigeria.

AnanseK:


If you didn't vote for him, you obviously don't share the same view of how to improve Nigeria. You lost this time, just wait and contest again. Why do you want to implement a policy you don't believe in?

raker300:
it is well known that the people wailing the most now are the people that won the election.

raker300:
one thing you have to admit about these apc goons is their ability to lie about anymore with bold faces. These guys lies can embarrass lucifer

https://politics.naij.com/497122-video-wont-treat-nigerians-equally-president-buhari.html

seunmsg:
Yes, we are more divided but the reasons for the division should also be said. A group of people have decided not to move on because their candidate lost. Some even went as far as agitating for secession just because they don't like the face of the president. So, how do you unite a people that don't want to be united?

For some of us, we are no longer concerned. Those who want to wail over electoral loss till 2019 can go ahead. Others are strategising ahead of 2019 and some people are busy attacking others instead of building bridges. At the right time, water will fund its level.

seunmsg:
Yes, we are more divided but the reasons for the division should also be said. A group of people have decided not to move on because their candidate lost. Some even went as far as agitating for secession just because they don't like the face of the president. So, how do you unite a people that don't want to be united?

For some of us, we are no longer concerned. Those who want to wail over electoral loss till 2019 can go ahead. Others are strategising ahead of 2019 and some people are busy attacking others instead of building bridges. At the right time, water will fund its level.