ephi321:
I thought some claimed Farouk did not exist?

https://www.nairaland.com/3838879/there-no-dr-ismaila-farouk

byrron:
From her explanations​, it is now obvious that it is no longer Federal Republic of Nigeria but Islamic Republic of Nigeria.

It seems as if the VP who ought to be addressed as the Acting President was also deprived of the right to choose those to fill in the office positions​ directly under his watch going by the names listed here.

One nijiriaaa in action but definitely not one Nigeria in practice.

ephi321:


Leave them for now. When the chicken comes home to roost, we will see who the cowardly cowards will face then.

gberra:
We already know it's an hatchet job by some mischief makers . But Every forces against Osinbajo shall die by Thunder...

Ogun l'aka Ye oooooo

RoyalBoutique:
And no one is talking about Buharis appointments.

emmasege:
Their wahala. How did Buhari's nepotism remove hunger from the north and how can Osinbade's nepotism do so in the south west?

Politicians are all the same in Nigeria and beyond. How they share the posts among themselves is less of a concern to me at the moment because this Buhari-induced economic recession is biting me and most Nigerians sooo hard.

All I need at the moment is to be able to meet my basic needs and live a meaningful life in this geographical space God has put me. I'm not asking for more from this wicked, insensitive, inept and lying government,

Buhari is a gross mistake, unfortunately Mr. Mere Commisioner doesn't appear a better replacement either.

edupedia:


....the mistake was joining us to yeye dreamers.....your bad belle will cause stomach cancer as long as u Igbos keep writing fiction based on yeye illusion...u will wake up from that your mumu sleep one of these days....nonsense

darocha1:
must they reply

gberra:
Lordadam16, tonyebarcanista You may keep embarrassing yourselves. Only a fool would take you seriously. I want to hear you scream "Osinbajo is a bigot" one more time. Awon ode.

--Burn Yourself

9jakohai:
I think the problem with the Dr Farouks of this world is the fact that they view appointments into office as a means of getting their tribesmen into office in the hope that some of the money shared might trickle down to them.

Speaking bluntly, this is a common attitude amongst most Nigerians. Political appointments are not viewed as a means of productivity on behalf of the nation, they are viewed as just another means to share money.

That is a big reason why I personally do not believe in the calls for restructuring, or even the calls for self-determination. Not because they are wrong calls, or flawed calls...but because in the Nigerian context, most of these calls are for the most part fuelled by one thing, and one thing alone, cornering some part of the goodies distributed from the sale of our natural resources abroad under the belief that other parts of the country are benefiting at the expense of others, and vice versa.(One thing I have noticed from the way our leaders talk...and even followers, it is usually a variant of 'we are not getting enough money from the center, and we will do terrible things to make sure we get it').

If we want things to change in this country...we have to get rid of our 'money must be shared mentality'. Doing that is the first step to being a truly developed nation

9jakohai:
I think the problem with the Dr Farouks of this world is the fact that they view appointments into office as a means of getting their tribesmen into office in the hope that some of the money shared might trickle down to them.

Speaking bluntly, this is a common attitude amongst most Nigerians. Political appointments are not viewed as a means of productivity on behalf of the nation, they are viewed as just another means to share money.

That is a big reason why I personally do not believe in the calls for restructuring, or even the calls for self-determination. Not because they are wrong calls, or flawed calls...but because in the Nigerian context, most of these calls are for the most part fuelled by one thing, and one thing alone, cornering some part of the goodies distributed from the sale of our natural resources abroad under the belief that other parts of the country are benefiting at the expense of others, and vice versa.(One thing I have noticed from the way our leaders talk...and even followers, it is usually a variant of 'we are not getting enough money from the center, and we will do terrible things to make sure we get it').

If we want things to change in this country...we have to get rid of our 'money must be shared mentality'. Doing that is the first step to being a truly developed nation

989900:


Those 2 are pure definition of 'half-smart-kids'.

darocha1:
must they reply