tossie101:


The ones I have been voting and still complain over the years nko?.
Voting is importing because its a civil right.
But..,..NOT IN NIGERIA

marvinsync:

listen ... do u think that Nigeria is somehow special?! like we some how very bad
Nigeria is a relatively new country! , check out how China was 300 years ago ?! listen all countries in the world went through sh!t in the beginning , do u know how many times America has fallen into RECESSION , do u know how many times France and UK have had issues , theyve experienced hellish wars , lord have mercy , do u know how many wars the UK has experienced over the centuries ?!
compared to them Nigeria is a baby , I'm not tryna give excuses but think about it for a second , do u honestly think that after Nigeria got independence it would just suddenly become successful and a progressive nation?! , look at every other colonized country in the world they are all going through sh!t the first world countries are countries that have been existing for a very long time ,in fact u could almost say every third world country is a colonized country
my point is this Nigeria is slowly but SURELY improving , just think about it , with the improvement of social media and such , steps are being taken ,things are happening , now we have a not too young to run bill , young candidates are stepping out , it's progress! ,one day Nigeria would have a solid leader and we'll progress
but we must not give up , we must keep voting for the right people cause if we don't how else will they get there and how else would Nigeria get better or don't u want Nigeria to get better?
I wanna see a better Nigeria !
just keep voting!!!

casualobserver1:

Hmmmm. But if you vote for somebody more credible it will make more credible people have hope. Or how do you see it.

Mztarstrechy:
Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar Friday wept at his Presidential Campaign Office shortly after obtaining his Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) headquarters in Abuja.

Atiku.He was filled with emotions while receiving the forms from the Atiku Support Groups (ASG) which purchased same for him.He reiterated his commitment to the Nigerian cause and promised to do everything possible not to disappoint Nigerians if given the
opportunity.ole gay

Unable to overcome his emotions while a member of the ASG, Princess Adekemi Adesanya was painting in graphic details, the sorry state of affairs in the nation, the former Vice President fought back tears as he sobbed, whipping his eyes with the aid of a white handkerchief.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/08/photos-of-atiku-crying-as-he-collects.html

Mztarstrechy:
Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar Friday wept at his Presidential Campaign Office shortly after obtaining his Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) headquarters in Abuja.

Atiku.He was filled with emotions while receiving the forms from the Atiku Support Groups (ASG) which purchased same for him.He reiterated his commitment to the Nigerian cause and promised to do everything possible not to disappoint Nigerians if given the
opportunity.ole gayu

Unable to overcome his emotions while a member of the ASG, Princess Adekemi Adesanya was painting in graphic details, the sorry state of affairs in the nation, the former Vice President fought back tears as he sobbed, whipping his eyes with the aid of a white handkerchief.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/08/photos-of-atiku-crying-as-he-collects.html

Omoboricash:
May the thunder strike him to death, was he not there for eight years as vice president. Who was in charge of economy during his tenure as VP? He should stop crocodile tears, where did he get money to acquire Intel in Onne, where did he get money to build university in adamawa, I can go on and on. These are the questions begging for answers

tossie101:


Pls pls pls.
This country is very rich and blessed more than some of the we countries u even mentioned.
Maybe u dont know.. But they way they handled themselves makes it look as if they are richer than nigeria. NO they are not

All the poor masses ask for is basic things.
Steady light..so that see in the dark, so that they can have water to drink and cook and use for other basic things to avoid spending much from their little pocket.

Free education,or minimised education fee so that the poor masses can have equal chance as their own kids to go to quality school.

Build enough factories and industries so they their would be employment for the masses.

Are these things too much to ask for from a rich country like Nigeria? no!

But rather They pack the money in bags to themselves.
Send their kids to school abroad and even use the money to intimidate and turn young poor desperate gals into sex slaves.
And other sorts of evil.
So My dear there is nothing to encouraged any reasonable person to vote again.

I'm not talking about myself but for the masses in general.
Atleast by Gods grace I'm from an above average family.

donbachi:
Wayooooo cry

marvinsync:


I really hope ur a very old person cause we can't have our young generation thinking like this !

marvinsync:

I know what ur saying and I get it
but what I'm saying is these things don't happen like magic they take time ,
u can't see people living in bushes and caves n give them technology and systems that took centuries of knowledge and experience to create and then expect these people to just use them and become a great nation just like urs is
overall my point is don't give up just we didn't just become great automatically like robots
let's say u didn't get all that ,get this the only way Nigeria can improve is if a good leader is put in and the only way a good leader will be put in is if he/she is voted in thats is, u have to vote cause if u don't who will ?!
issa simple stuvs

iamJ:
This looser

This your tears na IT tears, Waiting for next year real tears, smelling looser, bald head armed robber, backwardness leader, shameless donkey, king of negativity, emperor of corruption

U must be very stupid to think that this Nollywood script will work on us

tossie101:


And u still don't get it my dear.
So mean 50yrs is not enough to have at least steady electricity?
That alone shows that the country has failed.
I'm not even sure there is any other country in this world that suffers epileptic power power supply like Nigeria .
Electricity is just a basic need.