anonimi:


Great words.
Can they be matched with action by a substantial number of us


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Dreambeat:
It is obvious,Nigerians have not learnt from experience especially the youths.The problem is mostly not about who the president is but about how the system is run.Nigeria is a dysfunctional system.It is going to be difficult for any president to succeed in Nigeria with the present system of running the government.Change the system in such a way that office holders are held accountable.Allow regions to determine their destiny in whatever form they deem fit,then you see the people progress.Forget the sweet tongue by the politicians,Atiku,Buhari,or whoever will all yield the same result as long as the present system remains.

chukuli:
at least dis person has an IQ level above 2 compared to dis Mallam called buahri

Bevista:
Whoever is handling Atiku's image laundering on Social Media is doing a decent job.
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However, enlightened Nigerians know better not to trust what politicians say, especially when they already have antecedents for better reference.
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Atiku's supporters hope that his business background will provide a Unique Selling Proposition to market his presidential ambitions. However, they fail to realise that there is no empirical basis to justify that "A good Businessmen Will Make A Good President". The best presidents all over the world were never business people. Being successful in business requires being Profit-driven, while being a successful president requires being Welfare-driven - Two completely different skill sets.
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Atiku is Elitist and does not understand the circumstances of an ordinary citizen. All these cheap social media engagement is only because of his desperate political ambition. He's going to say anything that makes him look empathetic and humble, when in reality he's not. Have we forgotten all the things he says anytime he engages in his party prostitution? Always accusing his dumped party of so and so? Never will he be honest enough to state that his party prostitution is driven by his inordinate ambition for Nigeria's presidency

trillville:

Sorry for my late reply but has nigeria ever had any leader that isn't elitist? It is part and parcel of most Nigerians to want to be worshipped by their subordinates. Don't you think so?

Bevista:
Well, you are largely correct. But GEJ seemed to have a humble background. His "No Shoe" story seemed to resonate with most Nigerians. PMB is also known to have a simple and frugal lifestyle, which also seems to resonate with most Nigerians.

Bevista:
Whoever is handling Atiku's image laundering on Social Media is doing a decent job.
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However, enlightened Nigerians know better not to trust what politicians say, especially when they already have antecedents for better reference.
---
Atiku's supporters hope that his business background will provide a Unique Selling Proposition to market his presidential ambitions. However, they fail to realise that there is no empirical basis to justify that "A good Businessmen Will Make A Good President". The best presidents all over the world were never business people. Being successful in business requires being Profit-driven, while being a successful president requires being Welfare-driven - Two completely different skill sets.
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Atiku is Elitist and does not understand the circumstances of an ordinary citizen. All these cheap social media engagement is only because of his desperate political ambition. He's going to say anything that makes him look empathetic and humble, when in reality he's not. Have we forgotten all the things he says anytime he engages in his party prostitution? Always accusing his dumped party of so and so? Never will he be honest enough to state that his party prostitution is driven by his inordinate ambition for Nigeria's presidency