Morrihz: Buhari is a good president, it's just that things are not working out the way he planned and he is receiving lots of criticism. I know that one day people will thank him for what he is doing today. Before gold is refined it has to pass through a furnace and that is what we are passing through now. The future is bright
GworoChewinMaga: The Wolf pack has always been admired and hated by man for its unison and team spirit.
The alpha pair consisting of a male and female alpha members lead the pack to a successful kill.
The success of a pack is thus hinged on the alpha members and that of the alpha members continued dominance is guaranteed by the ability of the pair to ensure the pack remains fed and protected.
There is no discrimination among pack members in terms of survival as the security of a pack is determined by the sustainability of each pack member.
The larger the pack, the larger their range of control and thus their ability to secure kills.
For a situation the appointed pack hierarchy chooses to discriminate among its members there is bound to be some disaffection leading to either coups or disgruntled members leaving the pack.
In Wolf packs, secession occurs where prey is scarce or the pack is weakly controlled by a beta pair.
Nigeria with the dwindling prey (oyel money) and disgruntled members (5 percentiles and Fulani ravaged middle belt) , the pack seems to be slipping because we have a beta cringing id1ot leading the pack.
The Yorubas have always been omega members never challenging their position and relying on scraps.
If you think the wolf analogy is weak remember that the greatest old empire, Rome considered itself as a pack and believed that the founders of their city Rome where reared by wolves.
Today Nigeria is being led by a mutt- a weakling and bastardized version of what an alpha Wolf ought to be.
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Omooba77: Tangentially, I take the title of this article to be humdrum. Why? Goodluck Jonathan was prognosticated to be the last president of composite Nigeria, but the doom prognosis is now legend.
Without obviating the trepidation and tension that eclipsed the country before and during the 2015 general election, Nigeria survived Jonathan; I believe it will survive President Muhammadu Buhari.
However, the whirling of events in the past few weeks gives me colly-wobbles. The unity of Nigeria is not only held by a tenuous thread at this time, the country is also teetering on the brink of a violent hate war.
Since 2014, the agitation for an independent state of Biafra has revved. But no doubt, the agitation grew in decibel few months after Buhari ensconced himself in government. Why? I believe it is because of the sectionalism and nepotism that has become accenting features of this administration, and of course, the neglect of the south-east which the president does not take a liking to.
Inasmuch as the secessionist agitation is a live threat to the unity of Nigeria, the Kaduna declaration dispatched by a coalition of northern youth groups led by Arewa – that the Igbo must leave the north before October 1 and that their property will be expropriated – is a deadly uppercut to the bloody jaw of the nation’s unity.
Although, a good number of northern leaders condemned the declaration, some other persons, “elders”, from the region endorsed it. The fact is, with the proclamation a deeper wound has been inflicted on the nation’s body. And it is an open-sesame for hate mongers and sizzled bigots to tear what is left of the country’s “bond” to pieces.
It was not surprising that some militant groups in the Niger Delta delivered a riposte, in kind, to northerners in their region – that they should leave the area before October 1. A day to celebrate Nigeria’s independence is now a potential doomsday. And of course, secessionist agitators cashed in on the divisive lineaments of the declaration to call for an exodus of their people in the north. This is, principally, a chaotic time in the history of the country since the civil war.
As a matter of fact, I have never feared for Nigeria’s future until now. Yes. The compost of hate, caterwauling, bitterness and recriminations on social media induces severe fear and anxiety. But in the deep of this fear, I believe that the country will not teeter off the precipice. Why? What binds Nigeria is maximally strong but ludicrous.
Nigeria is not held together by God, values, sacred principles or beliefs, but by corruption, indiscipline, greed, nepotism, incompetence, lust for power and vested interest. These are the strong forces cementing and patching up every leak in the roof of the Nigerian dome.
Again, as the 2019 general election closes in, there are more ominous threats to the country’s survival. While Arewa bleats power must remain in the north in 2019 even if Buhari is incapacitated, Ohanaeze youth threaten secession of the south-east if an Igbo does not emerge as Nigeria’s president in that portentous year.
Still, I believe we will survive 2019.
The 1985 song, ‘Nigeria Go Survive’ by Veno Marioghae conveys my thoughts. Nigeria will survive even when everyone knows that it is not working. It will. Yes, again, because it is where “I chop, you chop”.
In conclusion, the Buhari government must work at forging a united country. Nigeria has never been this divided. It has been said countless times that Buhari is sectional. This is a fact, and I know he knows it. The excuse that Jonathan too was sectional in his appointments and in the distribution of resources is what it is, an excuse.
Buhari must do better. Soon the sun will set on his government, how does he want to be remembered, as a sectional leader? As former President Olusegun Obasanjo once said, the problem with Nigeria is that it lacks a national leader. Buhari can make himself one before the end of his administration. His legacy should matter to him now. He is 74!
MEANWHILE…
Saraki’s CCT discharge
Conspiracy theorists are now conjuring up funny stories of why Senate President Bukola Saraki was cleared of 18-count charge of false asset declaration by the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) on Wednesday. As a “religious reporter” of the trial, I say with accustomed dispassion that the federal government bungled the case from its parturition. The witnesses called by the government were at best vacuous and impotent. They gave layers and layers of contradictory statements. In fact, one Samuel Madojemu, the chief investigator of the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), the agency which filed the charges against Saraki on behalf of the government, publicly said his organisation did not carry out an independent investigation of the allegations against the senate president before filing the charges. Imagine?
Osinbajo’s north-south consultations
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has shown much of the rare leadership stuff he is made of. His deft intervention in the hate exchange between the south-east and the north saved a combustible situation. If it were to be some other presidents or even his “boss”, a listless committee would have been set up to look into the issue. But Osinbajo personally intervened in the matter, dousing the sputter of tension. That is leadership!
U just wan to tell us that u bought a new dictionary? Hey,ur article is trashy. U don't just search for words in the dictionary just to write such article. If u can't make d words simple for everybody,don't start at all. U don't even know d usage of some d word u made use of. U just copied dem from ur dictionary and decided to paste dem here.
@the bold. Yes we Yorubas don't challenge destiny because we are intelligent enough to know that even a Lion king dare not challenge a formidable wolf pack.
eni ti owo e koti te eku ida ko kin beere iku to pa baba e
'Until a man holds the hilt of the sword firmly in his hands he cannot ask question about his father's death
On feeding on crumbs. lol. Even the blind can knows that we are the ultimate Pride in this country. A little look at the regions of this country will tell who feeds on crumbs and who feeds on flesh.
[quote author=NtoAkwaIbom post=57611430]na today ? even CIA been tok say GEJ go be Naija last presido..
Thing is, if you do bet against this country you will seriously lose... All the rich, weda North, East, West, South are together in taking their turns Screwingg the poor from behind,... and when a southerners rules they agree to throw a bone to the Northerner to keep them entertained and busy..hating on the south. When a Northerner rules, they trow bones to some youths to flame the hate against the north to keep us busy.. while they can all party together stealing us dry, as we fight over the bones they throw at us.. only to come back after 4yrs to rotate power between themselves.
Forget all the noise goin on now, Folks are fighting for Biafra on one hand and campaigning for Anambra Election on the other hand.
Anko Brigs is forming IPOND(IPorrn lolz) but we in the creeks are like na who tell u to dash us day kindname (tunda u know what to do sha, bleach her blaq)
while folks are making noise up and Down, Ekweremadu is still Deputy Senate President, Godswill Akpabio is still Minority leader, all the Governor's of the East, South South, and other PDP states are going for meeting to know the leadership of PDP... and this same people will be the ones to control Biafra (for South East) and Niger Delta Republic (For South South) they are also the ones fanning all this secessionist.. with hopes of blackmail, and they with the support they had, which led them to bring elected as Governor's... they still control all the political Structures and the youths..
so either in Nigeria, Arewa, Odua, Biafra, Niger Delta Republic... it's still the same set of incompetents that will still continue rulling us.. Godswill Sneezes, Udom Catches cold, Mama Peace talks and Wike, Seriake, etc shudder. Tinubu walks, and the South West bows, Whether Sick or in health PMB raised his hand, and the whole North holds still.
So either way, The poor people are still Screwed...
The Best thing for this country, for all Arewa, Odua, Biafra, Niger Delta, is to start a Revolution of the mind, that will make the youths think for demselves independent of what, anybody no mata what says... only then will we be able to topple the current set of Bourgeois, either in present day Nigeria, or in our Different "Self Government seeking" enclaves.[/quotso so patriotic....
We are a lion pride we mark our territory and grow it. We are the King in this jungle Called Nigeria while y'all are the scavenging hyenas and vultures. When we're not done, y'all don't eat and when we are eating, no one dares disturb.
OBJ was president for 8 uninterupted years with no militant or bokoharm to dare raise it's head. Ever since, it has been a battle between the North and the rest. When the pride is eating, No one disturbs.
Osinbajo is acting now without anybody having to protest before he is allowed. When the pride is eating, No one disturbs.
We are a lion pride we mark our territory and grow it. We are the King in this jungle Called Nigeria while y'all are the scavenging hyenas and vultures. When we're not done, y'all don't eat.
Who dash you herbivores wolf status?
You are a bunch of ruminating herbivores who specialize in regurgitating the bullsh1t your Shepard Tinubu feeds you.
You are a bunch of ruminating herbivores who specialize in regurgitating the bullsh1t your Shepard Tinubu feeds you.
Bunch of grass eaters claiming Predators.
Abel go and graze at the nearest fodder.
Coward
I will ignore your rants for personal reasons but other times you won't go Scot free. your moniker is marked for future but I'll leave you with something to think about.
A single member of this "herbivorous cowards" single handedly eliminated over 3million of your people without raising a finger rather with a single statement.
Buhari's sickness may have been allowed to save Nigeria. If he had been around, his interest in this quit notice being issued to the igbos may be similar to the nonchalant approach to the issue of fulani herdsmen. They say Jonathan is clueless but I am beginning to feel PMB is more clueless. Those nigerians who want to be honest with themselves will agree that Osinbajo appears to be a better leader than PMB. I observe that PMB has passed his prime. As president, rather than using people to get things done is now being used by his subordinates on account of his age.
Omooba77: Tangentially, I take the title of this article to be humdrum. Why? Goodluck Jonathan was prognosticated to be the last president of composite Nigeria, but the doom prognosis is now legend.
Without obviating the trepidation and tension that eclipsed the country before and during the 2015 general election, Nigeria survived Jonathan; I believe it will survive President Muhammadu Buhari.
However, the whirling of events in the past few weeks gives me colly-wobbles. The unity of Nigeria is not only held by a tenuous thread at this time, the country is also teetering on the brink of a violent hate war.
Since 2014, the agitation for an independent state of Biafra has revved. But no doubt, the agitation grew in decibel few months after Buhari ensconced himself in government. Why? I believe it is because of the sectionalism and nepotism that has become accenting features of this administration, and of course, the neglect of the south-east which the president does not take a liking to.
Inasmuch as the secessionist agitation is a live threat to the unity of Nigeria, the Kaduna declaration dispatched by a coalition of northern youth groups led by Arewa – that the Igbo must leave the north before October 1 and that their property will be expropriated – is a deadly uppercut to the bloody jaw of the nation’s unity.
Although, a good number of northern leaders condemned the declaration, some other persons, “elders”, from the region endorsed it. The fact is, with the proclamation a deeper wound has been inflicted on the nation’s body. And it is an open-sesame for hate mongers and sizzled bigots to tear what is left of the country’s “bond” to pieces.
It was not surprising that some militant groups in the Niger Delta delivered a riposte, in kind, to northerners in their region – that they should leave the area before October 1. A day to celebrate Nigeria’s independence is now a potential doomsday. And of course, secessionist agitators cashed in on the divisive lineaments of the declaration to call for an exodus of their people in the north. This is, principally, a chaotic time in the history of the country since the civil war.
As a matter of fact, I have never feared for Nigeria’s future until now. Yes. The compost of hate, caterwauling, bitterness and recriminations on social media induces severe fear and anxiety. But in the deep of this fear, I believe that the country will not teeter off the precipice. Why? What binds Nigeria is maximally strong but ludicrous.
Nigeria is not held together by God, values, sacred principles or beliefs, but by corruption, indiscipline, greed, nepotism, incompetence, lust for power and vested interest. These are the strong forces cementing and patching up every leak in the roof of the Nigerian dome.
Again, as the 2019 general election closes in, there are more ominous threats to the country’s survival. While Arewa bleats power must remain in the north in 2019 even if Buhari is incapacitated, Ohanaeze youth threaten secession of the south-east if an Igbo does not emerge as Nigeria’s president in that portentous year.
Still, I believe we will survive 2019.
The 1985 song, ‘Nigeria Go Survive’ by Veno Marioghae conveys my thoughts. Nigeria will survive even when everyone knows that it is not working. It will. Yes, again, because it is where “I chop, you chop”.
In conclusion, the Buhari government must work at forging a united country. Nigeria has never been this divided. It has been said countless times that Buhari is sectional. This is a fact, and I know he knows it. The excuse that Jonathan too was sectional in his appointments and in the distribution of resources is what it is, an excuse.
Buhari must do better. Soon the sun will set on his government, how does he want to be remembered, as a sectional leader? As former President Olusegun Obasanjo once said, the problem with Nigeria is that it lacks a national leader. Buhari can make himself one before the end of his administration. His legacy should matter to him now. He is 74!
MEANWHILE…
Saraki’s CCT discharge
Conspiracy theorists are now conjuring up funny stories of why Senate President Bukola Saraki was cleared of 18-count charge of false asset declaration by the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) on Wednesday. As a “religious reporter” of the trial, I say with accustomed dispassion that the federal government bungled the case from its parturition. The witnesses called by the government were at best vacuous and impotent. They gave layers and layers of contradictory statements. In fact, one Samuel Madojemu, the chief investigator of the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), the agency which filed the charges against Saraki on behalf of the government, publicly said his organisation did not carry out an independent investigation of the allegations against the senate president before filing the charges. Imagine?
Osinbajo’s north-south consultations
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has shown much of the rare leadership stuff he is made of. His deft intervention in the hate exchange between the south-east and the north saved a combustible situation. If it were to be some other presidents or even his “boss”, a listless committee would have been set up to look into the issue. But Osinbajo personally intervened in the matter, dousing the sputter of tension. That is leadership!
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Soso990240: U just wan to tell us that u bought a new dictionary? Hey,ur article is trashy. U don't just search for words in the dictionary just to write such article. If u can't make d words simple for everybody,don't start at all. U don't even know d usage of some d word u made use of. U just copied dem from ur dictionary and decided to paste dem here.
why don't you rewrite the post with words you feel are suitable
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