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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Debaiz: 6:14am On Sep 01, 2019
Hmm
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Nobody: 6:17am On Sep 01, 2019
Sack of lies. Osinbanjo told Nigerians in diaspora that kidnapping and killing are exaggerated and came home here same month to tell afenifere leader that kidnapping and kilingay are getting out of hand. What manner of man is that?

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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by greatermeme: 6:41am On Sep 01, 2019
Osinbajo has no power to act on! His job was on APPOINTMENT not ELECTION!
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by greatbrian(m): 6:41am On Sep 01, 2019
helinues:
They are shifting their analysis from Tinubu to star boy..

They have been writing epistles since 2015, so shall they continue to write after 2023



If only 1 of ur closed ones can be affected by
This unwarranted and Avoidable killing u will understand their is a limit to sycophancy.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by seunmohmoh(f): 6:45am On Sep 01, 2019
Brb
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by ivandragon: 6:46am On Sep 01, 2019
The opinion of the initial write up & the present one both have their points.

The VP has been active in a number of areas but at the same time, he has been silent when the need for him to speak up against certain attacks arises.

The murder of the female christian preacher in kubwa, the Christian in a market in the north (Kano?), The killings by renegade herdsmen especially in the south & his attempt to downplay the insecurity in the country are pointers to the fact that the VP doesn't want to offend or is scared of PMB.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by contigiency(m): 6:47am On Sep 01, 2019
Venom236:

Since he assumed office in 2015 as President Muhammadu Buhari’s deputy, VP Osinbajo has played an increasingly prominent role in Nigeria's government and his accomplishments are incomparable to any other Vice President as they surpass by far.


The above quote is a point that even their wicked souls will be judging them against. Because since this republic, we never had a productive vice president like Osibanjo. Starting from Atiku, Jonathan and Sambo. Osibanjo has dusted all of them.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by gaskiyamagana: 6:49am On Sep 01, 2019
DMerciful:
Is Osunbade still in this administration? I thought he has been substituted with Abba Kyari!
For your information, none in this administration bears osunbande. Go and ask your pastor to pray for you to be aware of what is going on in Nigeria.

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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by princeBass(m): 6:55am On Sep 01, 2019
na wah o
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Nobody: 6:55am On Sep 01, 2019
If I have business transactions with you, immediately you introduce yourself as a Pastor, I get extra careful.

Osibanjo is no exception.

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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by xtivin2: 6:56am On Sep 01, 2019
sonnie10:
Osibanjo as a Christian ran with Buhari a moslem to even out power in government within the two most popular regions in Nigeria. To put it straight, he represents Christians and southern Nigeria in Aso Rock. He wasn’t sent there to attend burials of those who elected him, but to protect their lives and property. He should be bold enough to amstand against the rampant attacks in south.
Several times in the media, Ngozi Iwella has been accused of not doing enough to stop the past administration of corruption. They have consistently labeled her as an accomplice even when she was not even the number 2 in that government. In the same vain, the number 2 in this current administration ought to share the blame of current insecurity problem in the country.
The only way to excuse himself is to resign and preserve his “good name”.
The Osibanjo that people voted for has not lived up to the expectations, he has been reduced to an errand boy.
Talking about Tradermoni, it would be very naive for one not to understand the objective; from it’s timing to the intensivness of giving out of the money during the last election. How else are elections manipulated? How else would a supposed “Christian” and a government with loud mounted mantra of anti corruption by buy votes? What other legacy would he point to when his 2023 ambition is hatched.
Atiku as VP stood his ground with Obj when things were no longer going as agreed. Now that is not insubordination rather it’s an act of courage in the face of intimidation. Osibanjo is an accomplished lawyer and should be fierce and bold but it’s not so.
The 10 million pupil feeding scam is a shame to say the least. That endeavor is more political than an honest gesture. A walk into any school where pupils are given those meal will parent weep. The quality of the food is far below standard. They are serve in the most unhygienic manner. There are video online to bare credence to this.
Let’s call a spade a spade.



Well, you made lots of sense with this writeup, however let's remember osinbanjo is a product of god fatherism hence his faith has nothing to do with his position as it stand. His faith is binding to his position if he had been placed there by his effort. Its not easy o
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by vibre: 7:02am On Sep 01, 2019
Osinbajo is not only silent, he is deaf and dumb
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Caseless: 7:02am On Sep 01, 2019
sonnie10:
Osibanjo as a Christian ran with Buhari a moslem to even out power in government within the two most popular regions in Nigeria. To put it straight, he represents Christians and southern Nigeria in Aso Rock. He wasn’t sent there to attend burials of those who elected him, but to protect their lives and property. He should be bold enough to stand against the rampant attacks in south. Why shouldn’t he call them out even if his his boss is on the sidelines.
Several times in the media, Ngozi Iwella had been accused of not doing enough to stop the past administration of corruption. They have consistently labeled her as an accomplice even when she was not even the number 2 in that government. In the same vain, the number 2 in this current administration ought to share the blame of the current insecurity problem in the country.
The only way to excuse himself is to resign and preserve his “good name”.
The Osibanjo that people voted for has not lived up to the expectations, he has been reduced to an errand boy.
Talking about Tradermoni, it would be very naive for one not to understand the objective; from it’s timing, to the intensivness of giving out of the money during the last election. How else are elections manipulated? How else would a supposed “Christian” and a government with loud mounted mantra of anti corruption buy votes? What other legacy would he point to when his 2023 ambition is hatched.
Atiku as VP stood his ground with Obj when things were no longer going as agreed. Now that is not insubordination rather it’s an act of courage in the face of intimidation. Osibanjo is an accomplished lawyer and should be fierce and bold but it’s not so.
The 10 million pupil feeding scam is a shame to say the least. That endeavor is more political than an honest gesture. A walk into any school where pupils are given those meals will make any parent weep. The quality of the food is far below standard. They are serve in the most unhygienic manner. There are video online to bare credence to this.
Let’s call a spade a spade.



u need help.

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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by dan2976: 7:03am On Sep 01, 2019
OSINBAJO is totally deaf... Please don't go there. We are not aware of his location or his relevance today? Does he even live in abuja or he has gone on leave? Help us greet him anywhere u find him since it appears u are the only one looking for him.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by ridbell01(m): 7:04am On Sep 01, 2019
sonnie10:
Osibanjo as a Christian ran with Buhari a moslem to even out power in government within the two most popular regions in Nigeria. To put it straight, he represents Christians and southern Nigeria in Aso Rock. He wasn’t sent there to attend burials of those who elected him, but to protect their lives and property. He should be bold enough to stand against the rampant attacks in south. Why shouldn’t he call them out even if his his boss is on the sidelines.
Several times in the media, Ngozi Iwella had been accused of not doing enough to stop the past administration of corruption. They have consistently labeled her as an accomplice even when she was not even the number 2 in that government. In the same vain, the number 2 in this current administration ought to share the blame of the current insecurity problem in the country.
The only way to excuse himself is to resign and preserve his “good name”.
The Osibanjo that people voted for has not lived up to the expectations, he has been reduced to an errand boy.
Talking about Tradermoni, it would be very naive for one not to understand the objective; from it’s timing, to the intensivness of giving out of the money during the last election. How else are elections manipulated? How else would a supposed “Christian” and a government with loud mounted mantra of anti corruption buy votes? What other legacy would he point to when his 2023 ambition is hatched.
Atiku as VP stood his ground with Obj when things were no longer going as agreed. Now that is not insubordination rather it’s an act of courage in the face of intimidation. Osibanjo is an accomplished lawyer and should be fierce and bold but it’s not so.
The 10 million pupil feeding scam is a shame to say the least. That endeavor is more political than an honest gesture. A walk into any school where pupils are given those meals will make any parent weep. The quality of the food is far below standard. They are serve in the most unhygienic manner. There are video online to bare credence to this.
Let’s call a spade a spade.



you are using the video online to judge reality on ground but is easy for people to come online post and write rubbish nowadays sha.. That's the problem we are facing
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by nedzuby: 7:04am On Sep 01, 2019
Wickedfacts:


Initially, you said Buhari would sideline Tinubu in his second term, but since you saw the ministerial list, you saw you were wrong. Now that Buhari has shamed you lots, you now say the North would refuse to hand over.

You keep permutating foolishly like a drunk autistic gambler.

Don’t mind the guy. Maybe he forgot that the SW was in power in 1999

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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Printerscanner: 7:07am On Sep 01, 2019
fishbone11:

What u wrote here is total trash, go format yr brain pls

You need psychiatric evaluation

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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by contigiency(m): 7:16am On Sep 01, 2019
ivandragon:
The opinion of the initial write up & the present one both have their points.

The VP has been active in a number of areas but at the same time, he has been silent when the need for him to speak up against certain attacks arises.

The murder of the female christian preacher in kubwa, the Christian in a market in the north (Kano?), The killings by renegade herdsmen especially in the south & his attempt to downplay the insecurity in the country are pointers to the fact that the VP doesn't want to offend or is scared of PMB.


You are talking nya nya mpu. He is the vice president of the whole Nigeria and not for only Christians. So he doesn't have to single out to speak when Christians are killed. Others are equally human beings. He speaks when anybody is killed and he has never seized to condemn it.

But you know you people only believe that those who speak are only those who abuse and insult buhari and fulanis. you call such people activists even when they are insulting your intelligence. Just like you do to the likes of Omokiri, FFK, Shehu Sani, Ben Bruce, Fayose, Nnamdi KANU, Atiku, Dino melaye, and lately Obasanjo. Whereas those are not different from the kidnapper Evans and other criminals.
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Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by maestroferddi: 7:20am On Sep 01, 2019
sonnie10:
Osibanjo as a Christian ran with Buhari a moslem to even out power in government within the two most popular regions in Nigeria. To put it straight, he represents Christians and southern Nigeria in Aso Rock. He wasn’t sent there to attend burials of those who elected him, but to protect their lives and property. He should be bold enough to stand against the rampant attacks in south. Why shouldn’t he call them out even if his his boss is on the sidelines.
Several times in the media, Ngozi Iwella had been accused of not doing enough to stop the past administration of corruption. They have consistently labeled her as an accomplice even when she was not even the number 2 in that government. In the same vain, the number 2 in this current administration ought to share the blame of the current insecurity problem in the country.
The only way to excuse himself is to resign and preserve his “good name”.
The Osibanjo that people voted for has not lived up to the expectations, he has been reduced to an errand boy.
Talking about Tradermoni, it would be very naive for one not to understand the objective; from it’s timing, to the intensivness of giving out of the money during the last election. How else are elections manipulated? How else would a supposed “Christian” and a government with loud mounted mantra of anti corruption buy votes? What other legacy would he point to when his 2023 ambition is hatched.
Atiku as VP stood his ground with Obj when things were no longer going as agreed. Now that is not insubordination rather it’s an act of courage in the face of intimidation. Osibanjo is an accomplished lawyer and should be fierce and bold but it’s not so.
The 10 million pupil feeding scam is a shame to say the least. That endeavor is more political than an honest gesture. A walk into any school where pupils are given those meals will make any parent weep. The quality of the food is far below standard. They are serve in the most unhygienic manner. There are video online to bare credence to this.
Let’s call a spade a spade.



The tragedy of the Nigerian intellectual is the vaunting/unconscionable love for filthy lucre.

Why would misgovernance not continue ad infinitum when all the likes of Buhari and Osinbanjo need to do is assemble a coterie of pseudo-intellectual, line their pockets to slavishly defend their crass inanities and dictatorial tendencies?
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by ivandragon: 7:24am On Sep 01, 2019
contigiency:


You are talking nya nya mpu. He is the vice president of the whole Nigeria and not for only Christians. So he doesn't have to single out to speak when Christians are killed. Others are equally human beings. He speaks when anybody is killed and he has never seized to condemn it.

But you know you people only believe that those who speak are only those who abuse and insult buhari and fulanis. you call such people activists even when they are insulting your intelligence. Just like you do to the likes of Omokiri, FFK, Shehu Sank, Ben Bruce, Fayose, Nnamdi KANU, Atiku, Dino melaye, and lately Obasanjo. Whereas those are not different from the kidnapper Evans and other criminals.



Why are you sounding frustrated?

If the spokesperson for PMB can say people should give up their lands to killer herdsmen so they can be allowed to live, why can't the VP also speak up & say there is a need to properly investigate certain acts that are clearly ochrestrated against Christian beliefs?

Your type are very narrow minded. When the likes of lai, Rufai, adesina & others were lambasting previous administrations, didn't you also call then activists?

You think everyone is as daft as you that swallows everything hook line & sinker? Your president tells you he is fighting corruption, yet he appoints the most corrupt personalities into his administration.

Please take your frustration elsewhere.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Pentasoft1978: 7:32am On Sep 01, 2019
The truth is bitter, let's called a spade , a spade . osibanyo has no say in Buhari's government. A VP that has been shut out of some influential meeting held by the cabal . Ruga was forcefully attached to the office of the vice President by the terrorist cattle organization , that was when he cried out. all the demonic policy and dirty deal are thrown to him because he does not have a voice. Atiku spent most of his days in the office criticizing OBJ 's deeds , OBJ did not kill him because OBJ was not a terrorist . so for the sake of osibanyo's life in a terrorist regime may he remain dumb.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by josite: 7:54am On Sep 01, 2019
Whether anyone likes it or not..in addition to his physical dwarfiness, Osinbajo is greatly now diminished in many areas of life, even spiritually. He forgot he too was voted for and therefore expected to stamp his influence on governance. He unlike Esther can only pray and fast but will not take any bold step to benefit his own. He has been tightly called Mumu by his brother pastor oyedepo and called intellectually dishonest by papa ayo adebanjo.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Sunsets: 7:56am On Sep 01, 2019
My dear Richard Ogundiya - I don't who you are nor where you live; I would have trekked to your house and force my share of the pay-to-write cashout you just performed on the VP from you. The national cake must go round. Talk of envelop journalism and lackeys.
Venom236:

On 20th of August 2019, Itunu Ajayi from Maryland USA revealed his standpoint on The Guardian about Vice President Osinbajo’s presumed silence on the incessant killings and security instability in many parts of the country. For someone who is a 2014 Kurt Schork Fellow in International Journalism (yes, I looked him up), it was an uninformed, depressing take packed with personal bias and judgements that didn’t do justice to credit a man whose foundational role is to deputise, support and advise the president. This factless blasphemy by Itunu disguised in the suit of an opinion by one who prides to be a journalist is a valid reason why people’s faith in journalism is fast drifting.

Itunu’s evocative postulations give the impression of a hyper-deliberate attempt at slandering Yemi Osinbajo and undermining his achievements and contributions as arguably the most active, seen, heard and devoted Vice President Nigeria has ever encountered.

Itunu attempts to play a centrist. But too often, we confuse centrism with fairness, objectivity or common-sense truth. But centrism is none of those, it is a point of view, and it can be wrong, just as conservatism or liberalism can be; so opinions must be based on accurate information, sound logic, and expressed respectfully.

He wants us to believe, without any certitude, that Osinbajo is not deeply concerned about the current state of the country because of his own misinterpretation of events. He consciously forgets to mention evert instance the Vice President has spoken out on issues of insecurity in the country, every time he has condemned wrongdoing by enemies of our state, every time he has paid a solidarity visit to victims and reminded them that government cares, and would not forget them - passing the message of relieve and hope to the victims. He consciously denies the truth to his readers when he pretends not to know that President Buhari has the ears of his number two man, and they, whether we know it or not, meet time without number to discuss issues of national interests.

In his essay, the writer consciously strips the Vice President off his constitutional capacity through deliberate ignorance of the roles and responsibilities that flow therefrom, but thereafter goes ahead to hold him liable for those functions that are not even his.

He then attempts to severe his office from the Buhari government, as if they are not one, and that the two elected leaders should act in discord. The story forces its readers to digest misconstrued analysis as facts and struggles to beg for empathy by connecting it to the general displeasure of nationwide killings. What makes it absurd and ridiculous is that he thinks and believes that the President and his Vice are not troubled about the insecurity or working towards seeing the end of the menace. Nothing could be more far from the truth. There is no political leader who prays for disability knowing it would injure his name, or who is in a place of power would do nothing to end such. And this in fact is the least expected.

Since he assumed office in 2015 as President Muhammadu Buhari’s deputy, VP Osinbajo has played an increasingly prominent role in Nigeria's government and his accomplishments are incomparable to any other Vice President as they surpass by far.

Not too long ago, former President Obasanjo had disclosed that his deputy, Atiku Abubakar, complained about taking on too many responsibilities as the nation's number 2 citizen in their days of power. That is in contrast with the reality today; Vice President Osinbajo not only chairs the National Economic Council which works with several parastatals to identify problems, recommend and execute solutions regarding economic development, poverty alleviation and foreign exchange policies, he also oversees the National Social Investment Office which facilitates empowerment schemes aimed at students, traders, farmers, enterprises and bottom of the pyramid population.

The Social Investment Office boasts of the largest social investment ever attempted in Africa. And it is succeeding. It feeds almost 10 million pupils in public schools; it has provided entrepreneurship and skill based jobs to 500,000 previously unemployed graduates; it is giving cash to Nigeria’s poorest families in the hinterland communities to improve their welfare and livelihood. But Itunu is in haste to lash out on the Vice President and his office that he forgets these, as well as the administration’s ongoing plans on establishing a sustainable herding system across the country through the National Livestock Transformation Plan - which Vice President Osinbajo oversees - that would put a sustainable end to clashes between herders and farmers and the consequent killings.

He also misses out on the fact that the Buhari - Osinbajo administration is re-engineering the country’s national security architecture to help combat attacks led by Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP), farmer-herder clashes and other unfortunate bandits.

His failure to mention the times the Vice President has visited families of victims, visited areas of attack to assess the impact and report to his principal is evident of Itunu’s deliberate mischief and shortfall of honest intentions.

Recall that on 26th of June 2019, Osinbajo interacted with The Council on Foreign Relations in the USA and extensively talked about the current state of ISWAP, challenges rocking the administration and ongoing efforts to completely deal with the insecurity. He has also led the consultations and meetings - especially in the south west - seeking an end and solutions to the kidnappings and killings. He is largely responsible for the peace we see in the South South today; the absence of a hitherto raging militancy is courtesy his back and forth in the region in 2016 where he met and dialogued with the leaders there and constantly assuring Nigerians of the Federal Government’s commitment to continue to give priority attention to the operational requirements and welfare of the Nigerian Armed Forces. He seats as the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council which means he has a voice at the highest points whenever issues of security are brought up. Are these items of silence, or is Itunu just simply deaf?

It is without doubts that he has brought value and and function to his office, as manager of the economy and other assignments given to him. The Vice President’s pace of action has been commended by many Nigerians and international bodies prompting suggestions that he should continue playing the major roles in the government.

According to the writer, Professor Osinbajo’s call for alliances across faiths and ethnicities to wreck national threats hindering the country’s unity and coexistence is enough concrete reason to accuse him of lackadaisical attitude and noiselessness. I am left to wonder if a birthday ceremony is the best place to give a detailed proposition on how the government plans to successfully tackle security challenges. It is no coincidence that even before now, the Vice President has always addressed cooked narratives by opposition that the presidency is protecting killer herdsmen and Boko Haram members as a desperate ploy to promote ethnic and religious suspicion. Without doubt, Itunu’s phoney claims are inaccurate, abandon objectivity and suspend sense of fairness, declaring judgement in his own court of reasoning. This haste to demonize the Buhari administration is agenda-driven, not Information-driven.

Richard Ogundiya is a journalist and researcher based in Lagos.

In Response to the Guardian article published here: https://m.guardian.ng/opinion/yemi-osinbajo-this-silence-is-deafening/
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by blackmercyvelli(m): 8:00am On Sep 01, 2019
September first God show me your mercy
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Sunsets: 8:03am On Sep 01, 2019
He is hibernating for the next spring season of trader monie. All he is good for. A whole vice president. We have ministries, agencies, lobbyists, even official touts to visit markets but he chose to distribute pseudobribes himself. Sha sha sha ... Why didn't PMB who is manning a critical sector - oil put blind, deaf and dumb Osinbajo to manage another critical sector - power? He is a mere commissioner. In fact, I recommend that Osibanjo should start training for the next Paralympics.
dan2976:
OSINBAJO is totally deaf... Please don't go there. We are not aware of his location or his relevance today? Does he even live in abuja or he has gone on leave? Help us greet him anywhere u find him since it appears u are the only one looking for him.
Re: To The Deaf, Osinbajo Is Silent by Psoul(m): 8:13am On Sep 01, 2019
sonnie10:
Osibanjo as a Christian ran with Buhari a moslem to even out power in government within the two most popular regions in Nigeria. To put it straight, he represents Christians and southern Nigeria in Aso Rock. He wasn’t sent there to attend burials of those who elected him, but to protect their lives and property. He should be bold enough to stand against the rampant attacks in south. Why shouldn’t he call them out even if his his boss is on the sidelines.
Several times in the media, Ngozi Iwella had been accused of not doing enough to stop the past administration of corruption. They have consistently labeled her as an accomplice even when she was not even the number 2 in that government. In the same vain, the number 2 in this current administration ought to share the blame of the current insecurity problem in the country.
The only way to excuse himself is to resign and preserve his “good name”.
The Osibanjo that people voted for has not lived up to the expectations, he has been reduced to an errand boy.
Talking about Tradermoni, it would be very naive for one not to understand the objective; from it’s timing, to the intensivness of giving out of the money during the last election. How else are elections manipulated? How else would a supposed “Christian” and a government with loud mounted mantra of anti corruption buy votes? What other legacy would he point to when his 2023 ambition is hatched.
Atiku as VP stood his ground with Obj when things were no longer going as agreed. Now that is not insubordination rather it’s an act of courage in the face of intimidation. Osibanjo is an accomplished lawyer and should be fierce and bold but it’s not so.
The 10 million pupil feeding scam is a shame to say the least. That endeavor is more political than an honest gesture. A walk into any school where pupils are given those meals will make any parent weep. The quality of the food is far below standard. They are serve in the most unhygienic manner. There are video online to bare credence to this.
Let’s call a spade a spade.

Exactly my point dear one. Look at the silly defense.
Osibanjo is to deputize and advice. Nonsense. So if Buhari gives an order to wipe out Osibanjo's family or linage, he will deputize and just give advice.

I stopped reading that trash when I got to the point where the writer talked of how Osibanjo was always attending funerals and condolence visits of the dead and bereaved ones. What an arrant nonsense. So his deputizing and advising cannot be so strong to prevent death and loss of property. He should wait for this death to occur then he will go and show fake sympathy from the presidency. What a silly write up.

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