FortifiedCity:
I have been quietly following the trend and news that have overtaken the cyberspace and airwaves since the president's son Yusuf was involved in a bike accident. He was not hit or anything, he just had an accident and the reason for the accident is yet to be revealed. I thank God nobody caused his accident, at least no family will have in fear of a reprisal attack yet.

The only reason why I feel for Yusuf is because he's a young man like me with his own dreams and aspirations. At least for now, we have not seen how his dream will affect the life of an 'ordinary citizen.

I am not feeling for Yusuf because he's the President's son. His life is worth as much as the lives of those who have died due to his dad's actions and inactions. His life is same with those who terrorists in the form of herdsmen have attacked and maimed and his father did nothing about it.

Yusuf's life is not more precious than the life of a Nigerian youth who genuinely struggles under the sun to make ends meet; a youth who suffers because of the negligence and wickedness of Nigerian politicians.

I wish Yusuf quick recovery but I charge him to live the remainder of his days being an opposite of what his father has not proven not to be; a man who never forgives, a man who bears hatred in his heart, an unproductive man who is capable of multiplying wealth, a man who knows all shades of tribalism, dichotomy, ethnic jingoism and ruthless aggression.

But I can guarantee whoever cares to listen that if Buhari will start to be empathetic to the plights of those in Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Chibok, and all other places he has deliberately turned a blind eye against, not only will Yusuf heal, but his scars will not be found.

onlyme07:

You're judgemental and tribalistic

FortifiedCity:
I have been quietly following the trend and news that have overtaken the cyberspace and airwaves since the president's son Yusuf was involved in a bike accident. He was not hit or anything, he just had an accident and the reason for the accident is yet to be revealed. I thank God nobody caused his accident, at least no family will have to live in fear of a reprisal attack yet.

The only reason why I feel for Yusuf is because he's a young man like me with his own dreams and aspirations. At least for now, we have not seen how his dream will affect the life of an 'ordinary citizen.

I am not feeling for Yusuf because he's the President's son. His life is worth as much as the lives of those who have died due to his dad's actions and inactions. His life is same with those who terrorists in the form of herdsmen have attacked and maimed and his father did nothing about it.

Yusuf's life is not more precious than the life of a Nigerian youth who genuinely struggles under the sun to make ends meet; a youth who suffers because of the negligence and wickedness of Nigerian politicians.

I wish Yusuf quick recovery but I charge him to live the remainder of his days being an opposite of what his father has not proven not to be; a man who never forgives, a man who bears hatred in his heart, an unproductive man who is incapable of multiplying wealth, a man who knows all shades of tribalism, dichotomy, ethnic jingoism and ruthless aggression.

But I can guarantee whoever cares to listen that if Buhari will start to be empathetic to the plights of those in Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Chibok, and all other places he has deliberately turned a blind eye against, not only will Yusuf heal, but his scars will not be found.

onlyme07:

You're judgemental and tribalistic

HeyCorleone:
I don't see anything special in this Yusuf guy so I don't give 2 shits if he lives or dies. So many folks die everyday. I know how many people I lost this year? so why should I give a damn if Buhari son lives or dies??

Obviously if he wasn't the son of the president, he'd have just had his accident and dies in piece and no one on Nairaland would know.

Henryyy:
I have also been following the news and I think some people are just stupid and bereft of common sense. The fact that you have money to live well doesnt mean it is the case with every Nigerian. It is morally wrong to wish him death but I will NOT chastise anyone who does because we dont know what they're going through as a result of the hard times caused by buhari's government.Some people talk out of aggression and anyone could do same if in their shoes. So all the holier-than-thou's cursing out others for wishing him death should make use of their brains.No one is stopping you from wishing him well or fasting for his recovery, let others do what pleases them. Or you think it is only the ones that write it on the internet that wish him bad, I'm pretty sure 98% of victims of buhari-induced hard times do NOT with him well. Truth is bitter but it is what it is.

FortifiedCity:
I have been quietly following the trend and news that have overtaken the cyberspace and airwaves since the president's son Yusuf was involved in a bike accident. He was not hit or anything, he just had an accident and the reason for the accident is yet to be revealed. I thank God nobody caused his accident, at least no family will have to live in fear of a reprisal attack yet.

The only reason why I feel for Yusuf is because he's a young man like me with his own dreams and aspirations. At least for now, we have not seen how his dream will affect the life of an 'ordinary citizen.

I am not feeling for Yusuf because he's the President's son. His life is worth as much as the lives of those who have died due to his dad's actions and inactions. His life is same with those who terrorists in the form of herdsmen have attacked and maimed and his father did nothing about it.

Yusuf's life is not more precious than the life of a Nigerian youth who genuinely struggles under the sun to make ends meet; a youth who suffers because of the negligence and wickedness of Nigerian politicians.

I wish Yusuf quick recovery but I charge him to live the remainder of his days being an opposite of what his father has not proven not to be; a man who never forgives, a man who bears hatred in his heart, an unproductive man who is incapable of multiplying wealth, a man who knows all shades of tribalism, dichotomy, ethnic jingoism and ruthless aggression.

But I can guarantee whoever cares to listen that if Buhari will start to be empathetic to the plights of those in Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Chibok, and all other places he has deliberately turned a blind eye against, not only will Yusuf heal, but his scars will not be found.

FortifiedCity:
I have been quietly following the trend and news that have overtaken the cyberspace and airwaves since the president's son Yusuf was involved in a bike accident. He was not hit or anything, he just had an accident and the reason for the accident is yet to be revealed. I thank God nobody caused his accident, at least no family will have to live in fear of a reprisal attack yet.

The only reason why I feel for Yusuf is because he's a young man like me with his own dreams and aspirations. At least for now, we have not seen how his dream will affect the life of an 'ordinary citizen.

I am not feeling for Yusuf because he's the President's son. His life is worth as much as the lives of those who have died due to his dad's actions and inactions. His life is same with those who terrorists in the form of herdsmen have attacked and maimed and his father did nothing about it.

Yusuf's life is not more precious than the life of a Nigerian youth who genuinely struggles under the sun to make ends meet; a youth who suffers because of the negligence and wickedness of Nigerian politicians.

I wish Yusuf quick recovery but I charge him to live the remainder of his days being an opposite of what his father has not proven not to be; a man who never forgives, a man who bears hatred in his heart, an unproductive man who is incapable of multiplying wealth, a man who knows all shades of tribalism, dichotomy, ethnic jingoism and ruthless aggression.

But I can guarantee whoever cares to listen that if Buhari will start to be empathetic to the plights of those in Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Chibok, and all other places he has deliberately turned a blind eye against, not only will Yusuf heal, but his scars will not be found.

emmanuelzi:





but because a son of a sitting leader had an accident see reaction, if this kind of reaction can be channelled to the Nigerian situation i think things will be better a bit.

onlyme07:

You're judgemental and tribalistic

FortifiedCity:
I have been quietly following the trend and news that have overtaken the cyberspace and airwaves since the president's son Yusuf was involved in a bike accident. He was not hit or anything, he just had an accident and the reason for the accident is yet to be revealed. I thank God nobody caused his accident, at least no family will have to live in fear of a reprisal attack yet.

The only reason why I feel for Yusuf is because he's a young man like me with his own dreams and aspirations. At least for now, we have not seen how his dream will affect the life of an 'ordinary citizen.

I am not feeling for Yusuf because he's the President's son. His life is worth as much as the lives of those who have died due to his dad's actions and inactions. His life is same with those who terrorists in the form of herdsmen have attacked and maimed and his father did nothing about it.

Yusuf's life is not more precious than the life of a Nigerian youth who genuinely struggles under the sun to make ends meet; a youth who suffers because of the negligence and wickedness of Nigerian politicians.

I wish Yusuf quick recovery but I charge him to live the remainder of his days being an opposite of what his father has not proven not to be; a man who never forgives, a man who bears hatred in his heart, an unproductive man who is incapable of multiplying wealth, a man who knows all shades of tribalism, dichotomy, ethnic jingoism and ruthless aggression.

But I can guarantee whoever cares to listen that if Buhari will start to be empathetic to the plights of those in Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Chibok, and all other places he has deliberately turned a blind eye against, not only will Yusuf heal, but his scars will not be found.

KingsJohnson:



You spoke well bruh...

Quick Recovery Our First Son

For those who wish to trek for Yusuf's recovery, you guys are always free to do so and please do leave those who fink odaswise, cus his lyf is not more precious Dan anyone in dis nation

SOFTENGR:
Why is it that some people hate the truth?

FortifiedCity:
I have been quietly following the trend and news that have overtaken the cyberspace and airwaves since the president's son Yusuf was involved in a bike accident. He was not hit or anything, he just had an accident and the reason for the accident is yet to be revealed. I thank God nobody caused his accident, at least no family will have to live in fear of a reprisal attack yet.

The only reason why I feel for Yusuf is because he's a young man like me with his own dreams and aspirations. At least for now, we have not seen how his dream will affect the life of an 'ordinary citizen.

I am not feeling for Yusuf because he's the President's son. His life is worth as much as the lives of those who have died due to his dad's actions and inactions. His life is same with those who terrorists in the form of herdsmen have attacked and maimed and his father did nothing about it.

Yusuf's life is not more precious than the life of a Nigerian youth who genuinely struggles under the sun to make ends meet; a youth who suffers because of the negligence and wickedness of Nigerian politicians.

I wish Yusuf quick recovery but I charge him to live the remainder of his days being an opposite of what his father has not proven not to be; a man who never forgives, a man who bears hatred in his heart, an unproductive man who is incapable of multiplying wealth, a man who knows all shades of tribalism, dichotomy, ethnic jingoism and ruthless aggression.

But I can guarantee whoever cares to listen that if Buhari will start to be empathetic to the plights of those in Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Chibok, and all other places he has deliberately turned a blind eye against, not only will Yusuf heal, but his scars will not be found.

wordcat:
Please remember him in your prayers.

mansakhalifa:
Op deserves 499 lashes of koboko for this misleading caption that he has chosen for his post. After the lashing him,he will need medical attention too for sure. I rushed in here to read a proper "UNTOLD" story but to my utter chagrin and discombombulation I got this sermon to the deaf and hard of hearing! Op,be warned against wasting my scarce data as I will not be as patient a man next time. Having said that: I sign out with my favorite rock 'n' funk soundtrack: Biker Mice From Mars... In the spirit of the story and the season.