Missy85:

Due to the mindless violence that xterise the voting experience in the country, there are very few legitimate voters in Nigeria.

Come polling day, the vast majority simply stay at home, draw their curtains, and nervously monitor local news to see what violence has broken out in their area & what additional precautionary measures they need to take to  protect their family.

In a city of 500,000 people of voting age, less than 10% will go out to vote on pollling day.

INEC, sponsored political thugs, and the police work hand in hand to enter phantom voting numbers, on the orders of powerful 'big men' from Abuja or the relevant state capital.

Cant understand why anyone gets worked up about 'elections' in this country. Genuine elections? no, a classic nigerian farce? Absolutely.

johndoe200:

More noise from a dinosaur, whose time has passed. Buhari should go back to his town and try and live quietly in his old age.

matazzmagi:

So how are you going to tackle your reality on the ground tell me since 50yrs of genocide no arrest hav been made  its been going on for yrs not 2day take it or leave it its better to kill the fire when its still burning low not when the hole area is on fire. Nigerians example of  typical blackman /african mentality always last at everything too lazy to use their head well. If nigeria is  funtioning well compare to south africa that have advanced equipment and invest in there securities abuja bomb and jos bomb will never happen if they plan to attack intelligence will block them carrying out their terror on innocent lifes shine your eyes!!!

Kobojunkie:

The way I see it, the typical BLACKMAN PROBLEM is we lazy around when it comes to problem solving. What we do best is complain about the problem year in, year out. We never actually get to the point where we AGRESSIVELY tackle the problem or even get people to solve it for us, but we somehow skip over to the point where we conclude the damage is irreparable.

This happens to be what you and so many millions out there have already done in this case.

fstranger1:

^^^^


WE Will all die

We might as well die fighting for our freedom!

We do not need cowards like you.

LET US BREAK UP

I AM READY TO FIGHT FOR ODUA TOKAN TOKAN

vedaxcool:

ARE YOU SURE YOU ARE WILLING TO LEAVE YOUR OWAMBE LIFE AND DIE?
FREEDOM, I DID NOT KNOW ODUDUAWA WAS IMPRISONED  . GOOD LUCK FREEING HIM  .

fstranger1:

What a dunce

We want freedom from Nigeria, Id!ot!

Whether you like it or not Nigeria is going to break up. We might as well do it amicably, and,   remember :“those who make peaceful break-up impossible make violent break-up inevitable"

Jakumo:

Sadly, Ayatollah Buhari is suffering from the advaced stages of penile syphilis, which he contracted from a nocturnal liaison with a dead camel, but even worse, what remains of his brain has, due to this grievous illness, shrivelled down to a microscopic size small enough to be dislodged and vented out of his bony cranium via his enormous ears, should the slightest wind blow when he is outdoors.   

Ayatollah Buhari's hysterical ranting and issuance of daily ultimatums are all well known medical symptoms of his severely debilitated physical and mental condition.  I submit this disclosure with bitter tears in my eyes, knowing that my favourite punch-bag will soon be fertilizing the desert soil of his goat herding village, for the rest of all time, and after LOSING ten consecutive presidential elections in a row.

vedaxcool:

Dullard it read those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable not break up. Whether you like it or not Nigria is going to outlive ou, yes after we for positive change have thrown statless criminals like yourself in cell. One thing Morrons like yourself do not know is this:
1. Nigeria remains the most important country in west Africa.

2. A violent breakup will cause refugees of epic proportions which can destabilize other west Africa country.

3. Multinationals organization like shell will definitely not allow their investment go down the drain without stagging a coup or something.

4.Our importance to the international community is far too important than you fable oduduwa republic, we remain important source of oil to the west hence any disruption cannot be tolerated especially now that oil prices are high a failed state will lead to an escalation of oil price. This the same reason the Yankee have not bombed the hell out of Iran, they need stability in oil prices. and believe me they will do what is necessary to maintain the status quo. But a foolish man like yourself who has no use for his brain cannot think beyond destroying the country, If you happen to have a cancer would u destroy your entire body or remove the damaged organ, Eh! Twiddle dumb. Guess that is too difficult for you to answer.

alj harem:

is he telling a lie

how is he suffering from whatever u call it,,, if a country at 50 yrs of independence can not have constant eleelectricityood secsecuritystem, a free and fair election, 2.1 billion can go missing and no one can locate the money back

capcapitalojects are for looters for the taken

no good road, boko haram, mend, opc , massop etc are all there, why should we still be in nigeria

buhari is right

fstranger1:

Alhaji HArem, please stop posting
You are incoherent and I really want to enjoy this debate.

Jakumo's English is way out of your league. He is one of the best on NL. Please stop posting on this thread

Will you do that for me?

fstranger1:

There is Oil in Ghana, even more oil in Angola than Nigeria, EG has a lot and more will be discovered. Again, you reliance on oil shows how weak and feeble minded you are. Oil has been the bane of the country and until we stop relying too much it, the country will never know peace. The 21st century belongs to those who can develop their technological know-how. Even with the oil, we are still being scammed by the big boys, those who refine it for us. Now ask yourself, who is the real Maga?

Nigeria’s 36.2bn barrels of oil reserves are four times bigger than Angola’s. But Angola’s fast-growing industry pumped more oil than its bigger brother for the first time in April.

The US, in particular, has become increasingly reliant on Nigeria as a spare fuel tank for its economy. Last year, Nigeria and Angola together exported more oil to the US than Saudi Arabia. Nigeria’s sweet, light crude is far easier for American refineries to handle than its Saudi or Venezuelan equivalents.

Natural gas has enhanced Nigeria’s strategic significance further. The country already supplies 10 per cent of the world’s liquefied natural gas and Europe is banking on Nigerian supplies to reduce dependence on Russia.

matazzmagi:

never knew fstranger1 have such exposure!!!