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Oshiomhole after APC's defeat in 2019

the collections are hilarious, infact i laugh in chinese hahahahachenjuhipilihhhaha!

passingby

Finally, I actually laughed at your memes. Keep it up!

Why is this thing so dry like this

dbos11:
Why is this thing so dry like this

Don't destroy other people's effort.

-Peace.

funny, and true.

Lemme get space

ivujhfgdr

Well said; Buhari emergency led to a rise in the cost of living and a nosedive in the standard of living; the price of PMS went up and the number of trekkers and people who cannot afford transport fares also skyrocketed; Buhari came and 10 million Nigerians lost their jobs; the prices of goods and services went up too; inflation tripled and more people went to bed hungry.
Buhari's emergence rubbished our economy and put the dollar out of the reach of ordinary Nigerians; our hospitals are without drugs; industrial actions are a regular occurrence; no new jobs were created and no visible capital projects were commenced.

The killing of innocent people by Boko haram and murderous Fulani herdsmen went unabated; freedom of speech has been jettisoned on the guise of fake news clam down; people have been incarcerated even when the courts say otherwise; electricity has not improved; good roads are a mirage as there is general resentment and disillusionment that pervades the entity of Nigeria.

Jobs were lost, salaries are owed by states and overtly corrupt persons are still serving in his "saintly" administration; even those that should be prosecuted for committing criminal atrocities are even contesting for APC tickets. Even Buhari's wife believes her husband is weak and should be sent home. The international community has been embarrassed by his utterances to the extent some hothead president is alleged to have said he is "lifeless".

Young Nigerians who have shown resilience and the will to survive against all odds have being labeled "lazy" while his son Yusuf who has never had paid employment rides on multi-million naira bikes. The list is endless and if will be a shame if any Nigerian Youth would support the man who has cast aspersion on their personality and push.

Atiku may not be the best candidate but he is the most popular and has the best chance of winning come next year; aside the fact he is from the North and also a Fulani, he has vested interests in oil, education, maritime, real estate, agriculture etc. He is younger too and known to be in good health. To me, the best candidate is Oby Ezekwesili but alas, she can not win.

In conclusion, voting for Buhari would be tantamount to going back into exile; continuing in suffering; voting for backwardness, nepotism and all shades of negativity. The time to change the change is now lest the dagger that did the dagger would continue dripping blood.
Josh is a poet, writer, analyst, teacher, motivator, political scientist and a firm believer in a better Nigeria

Buhari: 75

Atiku: 72


Two old men. Let's see who's gonna play the old, Fulani northerner card now. Mouth will change to

"at least he's better"

"anything to get him out"

"well....."



God know i ain't voting for any of them

Presidential Aticulation. ..there shall be no Buharigging

"Every other party is an end of the year party"

This is savage!


Damn!!

LWKMD

the last meme

The last on thooo

Dripy:
Well said; Buhari emergency led to a rise in the cost of living and a nosedive in the standard of living; the price of PMS went up and the number of trekkers and people who cannot afford transport fares also skyrocketed; Buhari came and 10 million Nigerians lost their jobs; the prices of goods and services went up too; inflation tripled and more people went to bed hungry.
Buhari's emergence rubbished our economy and put the dollar out of the reach of ordinary Nigerians; our hospitals are without drugs; industrial actions are a regular occurrence; no new jobs were created and no visible capital projects were commenced.

The killing of innocent people by Boko haram and murderous Fulani herdsmen went unabated; freedom of speech has been jettisoned on the guise of fake news clam down; people have been incarcerated even when the courts say otherwise; electricity has not improved; good roads are a mirage as there is general resentment and disillusionment that pervades the entity of Nigeria.

Jobs were lost, salaries are owed by states and overtly corrupt persons are still serving in his "saintly" administration; even those that should be prosecuted for committing criminal atrocities are even contesting for APC tickets. Even Buhari's wife believes her husband is weak and should be sent home. The international community has been embarrassed by his utterances to the extent some hothead president is alleged to have said he is "lifeless".

Young Nigerians who have shown resilience and the will to survive against all odds have being labeled "lazy" while his son Yusuf who has never had paid employment rides on multi-million naira bikes. The list is endless and if will be a shame if any Nigerian Youth would support the man who has cast aspersion on their personality and push.

Atiku may not be the best candidate but he is the most popular and has the best chance of winning come next year; aside the fact he is from the North and also a Fulani, he has vested interests in oil, education, maritime, real estate, agriculture etc. He is younger too and known to be in good health. To me, the best candidate is Oby Ezekwesili but alas, she can not win.

In conclusion, voting for Buhari would be tantamount to going back into exile; continuing in suffering; voting for backwardness, nepotism and all shades of negativity. The time to change the change is now lest the dagger that did the dagger would continue dripping blood.
Josh is a poet, writer, analyst, teacher, motivator, political scientist and a firm believer in a better Nigeria

Goan sit down abegi!

Since 1996 the U.N. has declared that 85 percent lived below the poverty line.

Since 1996 the U.N. declared that majority of Nigerians live below 1 dollar a day.

In OBJ's regime sharia killed 10,000 people in Nigeria.

In GEJ's regime boko haram and herdsmen killed over 10,000 people in this country.

Stop displaying and trying to deceive with your typical Nigerian tortoise mentality.

Not saying Buhari is saintly,

But if we cannot get a new leader from a different crop of politicians from one of the new parties, stop advertising Atiku to us.

Quit with that "Atiku is better than Buhari" narrative.

We cannot be fooled.

See what Nigeria has turned to

Choi


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Hmm

The meme are funny.

The end of the year party thingy got me rodfl

MEANINGLESS COLLECTION, THE WORST MEME COLLECTIONS IN NAIRALAND SINCE 2012

Thanks to Chukwu Okike Abiama that we are no longer voting any Nigeria elections in Biafraland



Some political sycophants after the elections.

September13:
The end of the year party thingy got me rodfl

No be small

The end of the year party got me laughing for like 30 minutes of martin

No be small thing