| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Enemyofpeace: 12:50pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
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| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Ayoswit(f): 12:51pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Abi o |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by NaijaOlosho(f): 12:51pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Enemyofpeace:
come give me snail chop now Choose between a better Nigeria And Pussy  |
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| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by udemzyudex(m): 12:52pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
festacman:
In 2015, the alarmists trumpeted that that if Buhari won the election, press freedom would disappear, people's fundamental rights will be taken away and half of Nigerians would be in prison. Well, this is 2019, none of these has happened. However, this is not justifying a number of illegal detentions by government security agencies.
In the same 2015, the alarmists also trumpeted that Buhari will Islamize Nigeria if elected. This is 2019, nothing of sort has happened.
Then in 2018, the alarmists changed their tune to the effect that Buhari would Fulanize Nigeria following criminal herdsmen attacks on villages. So far, there is no trace of this and the menace of criminal herdsmen has been put in check.
Again, in 2019 the alarmists went to town that Buhari has cornered Judiciary and NASS as prelude to his 3rd term project. Wisely, Buhari restated clearly and loudly his commitment to stick to the two terms as contained in Nigeria constitution.
Now happening, the alarmists are heating up the polity and creating state of psychological panic in gullible Nigerians that Buhari is set to become a civilian military dictator. Become a dictator when he cannot even force NASS to increase the speed of passage of budget by a minute, let alone make them change the constitution.
Interestingly, each alarm is followed by shortlived online hysteria while the truth remains constant offline and Buhari remains unfazed in office.
Isn't it ironical that the same "President Buhari" was berated for not being the "General Buhari" during our recent diplomatic face off with South Africa. Some people even wished that Gen Abacha was in charge. SMH
Zombie 10 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by fergie001: 12:55pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
LegendHero:
What about your handicapped tribe?
Did you already accepted your fate as third class citizens? Coz you never bothered about your tribe success but instead you made it a full-time job to antagonize the mighty Yorubas! You have started again abi? Legendhero, we go fight for here oooo...... |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by deavicky(m): 12:55pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
The general. Fine man with bad character. |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by LZAA: 12:57pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Sorry NBA but on this u are wrong
In a democracy a leader is referred to as president
In a dictatorship u hear head of state,grand leader or president for life
I love what punch did tho
That clown can't be a dictator and want to be called president 2 Likes |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by festacman(m): 12:59pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
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| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Okoroawusa: 1:01pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
In a few days time we will move to another topic. Life goes on |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by emmasege: 1:01pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
festacman:
In 2015, the alarmists trumpeted that that if Buhari won the election, press freedom would disappear, people's fundamental rights will be taken away and half of Nigerians would be in prison. Well, this is 2019, none of these has happened. However, this is not justifying a number of illegal detentions by government security agencies.
In the same 2015, the alarmists also trumpeted that Buhari will Islamize Nigeria if elected. This is 2019, nothing of sort has happened.
Then in 2018, the alarmists changed their tune to the effect that Buhari would Fulanize Nigeria following criminal herdsmen attacks on villages. So far, there is no trace of this and the menace of criminal herdsmen has been put in check.
Again, in 2019 the alarmists went to town that Buhari has cornered Judiciary and NASS as prelude to his 3rd term project. Wisely, Buhari restated clearly and loudly his commitment to stick to the two terms as contained in Nigeria constitution.
Now happening, the alarmists are heating up the polity and creating state of psychological panic in gullible Nigerians that Buhari is set to become a civilian military dictator. Become a dictator when he cannot even force NASS to increase the speed of passage of budget by a minute, let alone make them change the constitution.
Interestingly, each alarm is followed by shortlived online hysteria while the truth remains constant offline and Buhari remains unfazed in office.
Isn't it ironical that the same "President Buhari" was berated for not being the "General Buhari" during our recent diplomatic face off with South Africa. Some people even wished that Gen Abacha was in charge. SMH
If you think most of these predictions are yet to come to pass, then your parents deserve a refund of all that they ever spent on your education with interest. 9 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Chukapage(m): 1:02pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
LegendHero:
What about your handicapped tribe?
Did you already accepted your fate as third class citizens? Coz you never bothered about your tribe success but instead you made it a full-time job to antagonize the mighty Yorubas! Third class citizens ko 8th class ,  northern Nigeria having produced more Presidents is just as developed as Qatar we know ,Ogun state Obasanjo's home is more like California we know too. Wherever you come from your Whole region even with all the free Education and War loot ain't half as developed as the East hit you head on the wall if e pain you you better go and look for a headmine to survive oooo make fustration no kee you! 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by fergie001: 1:02pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
udemzyudex:
Zombie Don't call him that for respect sake, please....When he booked space over an hour ago, I was smiling to myself. I know he is pro-APC and is well within his rights, but when men his age who should admonish, begin to write epistles with fine words to hoodwink, it calls for worry. 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by CasNova: 1:03pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
The title may not matter. What matters is performance. |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by canalily(m): 1:06pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
festacman:
In 2015, the alarmists trumpeted that that if Buhari won the election, press freedom would disappear, people's fundamental rights will be taken away and half of Nigerians would be in prison. Well, this is 2019, none of these has happened. However, this is not justifying a number of illegal detentions by government security agencies.
In the same 2015, the alarmists also trumpeted that Buhari will Islamize Nigeria if elected. This is 2019, nothing of sort has happened.
Then in 2018, the alarmists changed their tune to the effect that Buhari would Fulanize Nigeria following criminal herdsmen attacks on villages. So far, there is no trace of this and the menace of criminal herdsmen has been put in check.
Again, in 2019 the alarmists went to town that Buhari has cornered Judiciary and NASS as prelude to his 3rd term project. Wisely, Buhari restated clearly and loudly his commitment to stick to the two terms as contained in Nigeria constitution.
Now happening, the alarmists are heating up the polity and creating state of psychological panic in gullible Nigerians that Buhari is set to become a civilian military dictator. Become a dictator when he cannot even force NASS to increase the speed of passage of budget by a minute, let alone make them change the constitution.
Interestingly, each alarm is followed by shortlived online hysteria while the truth remains constant offline and Buhari remains unfazed in office.
Isn't it ironical that the same "President Buhari" was berated for not being the "General Buhari" during our recent diplomatic face off with South Africa. Some people even wished that Gen Abacha was in charge. SMH
you.are.a.gwongworo 4 Likes |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by fergie001: 1:06pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Chukapage:
Third class citizens ko 8th class , northern Nigeria having produced more Presidents is just as developed as Qatar we know ,Ogun state Obasanjo's home is more like California we know too. Wherever you come from your Whole region even with all the free Education and War loot ain't half as developed as the East hit you head on the wall if e pain you you better go and look for a headmine to survive oooo make fustration no kee you! I know you are angry, Chuka ozugo.... Let's not head tribal, make we tackle wetin dey ground first, which is the lawlessness of this regime. 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by michoim(m): 1:08pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Both NBA and Punch are bunch of immoral embarrassments to be ignored... |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by 0monnak0da: 1:08pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
There is a difference between style ("kindly check up the meaning of the word "style" in this specific context because it is not the ordinary usage of the word)= honorifics and personal titles
e.g when Shagari was president he has
The President of Nigeria, His Excellency........
That was his "style" and that is the style for Nigerian president
But his own title "alhaji" was added to his official style
so he was The President: Alhaji Shehu Shari
He could be Mr Shagari, Dr Shagari , Professor Shagari etc wherever applicable
So there is nothing wrong in sayin
The President of Nigeria ,His Excellency Alhaji Shehu Shagari
The President of Nigeria His Excellency Professor XYZ or General ABC
None of that removes from the official style |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by LZAA: 1:08pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Chukapage:
Third class citizens ko 8th class , northern Nigeria having produced more Presidents is just as developed as Qatar we know ,Ogun state Obasanjo's home is more like California we know too. Wherever you come from your Whole region even with all the free Education and War loot ain't half as developed as the East hit you head on the wall if e pain you you better go and look for a headmine to survive oooo make fustration no kee you! Cc immhotep GMBuharii Afamed Adaibeku bastardmod sarrki 2 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by terryflexy: 1:09pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
I am happy the judiciary is speaking for up now, this what i want to see, the judiciary should be bold and defend their names |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Enemyofpeace: 1:09pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
NaijaOlosho:
Choose between a better Nigeria And Pussy
pusssssssy jo. Pussssssssy brings life, Nigeria brings hunger, frustration, suicide and sorrows |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by LegendHero(m): 1:09pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Chukapage:
Third class citizens ko 8th class , northern Nigeria having produced more Presidents is just as developed as Qatar we know ,Ogun state Obasanjo's home is more like California we know too. Wherever you come from your Whole region even with all the free Education and War loot ain't half as developed as the East hit you head on the wall if e pain you you better go and look for a headmine to survive oooo make fustration no kee you! Stop throwing tantrum like a kid. My region is the most developed region with the highest revenue generating states beside oil revenue. What is your erosion ravaged region contribution to Nigeria? We are talking about presidency here. You’re third class citizen and you will continue to wail till eternity. I expect your kinsmen to come on here and troll Tinubu like you always do. |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by stanisbaratheon: 1:11pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
No former military man or woman will ever be president of Nigeria again. |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Enemyofpeace: 1:12pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
michoim:
Both NBA and Punch are bunch of immoral embarrassments to be ignored... 
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| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by LegendHero(m): 1:12pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
fergie001:
You have started again abi?
Legendhero, we go fight for here oooo...... lol, I was only responding to the guy that attacked the mighty Yorubas first. In as much as some of you will not stop finding trouble, we too will not sleep until we deal decisively with the trouble makers. Peace bro! |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by femo007(m): 1:13pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
festacman:
In 2015, the alarmists trumpeted that that if Buhari won the election, press freedom would disappear, people's fundamental rights will be taken away and half of Nigerians would be in prison. Well, this is 2019, none of these has happened. However, this is not justifying a number of illegal detentions by government security agencies.
In the same 2015, the alarmists also trumpeted that Buhari will Islamize Nigeria if elected. This is 2019, nothing of sort has happened.
Then in 2018, the alarmists changed their tune to the effect that Buhari would Fulanize Nigeria following criminal herdsmen attacks on villages. So far, there is no trace of this and the menace of criminal herdsmen has been put in check.
Again, in 2019 the alarmists went to town that Buhari has cornered Judiciary and NASS as prelude to his 3rd term project. Wisely, Buhari restated clearly and loudly his commitment to stick to the two terms as contained in Nigeria constitution.
Now happening, the alarmists are heating up the polity and creating state of psychological panic in gullible Nigerians that Buhari is set to become a civilian military dictator. Become a dictator when he cannot even force NASS to increase the speed of passage of budget by a minute, let alone make them change the constitution.
Interestingly, each alarm is followed by shortlived online hysteria while the truth remains constant offline and Buhari remains unfazed in office.
Isn't it ironical that the same "President Buhari" was berated for not being the "General Buhari" during our recent diplomatic face off with South Africa. Some people even wished that Gen Abacha was in charge. SMH
Mr man shot up your mouth if you don't have better things to say can't you see how the country is upside down hunger every where,say the truth for once I also voted for thus stupid man u are protecting 3 Likes |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by fergie001: 1:16pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
LegendHero:
lol, I was only responding to the guy that attacked the mighty Yorubas first.
In as much as some of you will not stop finding trouble, we too will not sleep until we deal decisively with the trouble makers.
Peace bro! You won't remember the moniker sha, You have been replied, and the curses continue, so what do you gain? I would have preferred mighty Legendhero first before a mighty Yoruba. This year you must stop NL tribalism whether you like it or not. Iamgrey has stopped, e remain you...just dey fall IB hand anyhow....coconut head. |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by Xavi2019: 1:17pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
festacman:
In 2015, the alarmists trumpeted that that if Buhari won the election, press freedom would disappear, people's fundamental rights will be taken away and half of Nigerians would be in prison. Well, this is 2019, none of these has happened. However, this is not justifying a number of illegal detentions by government security agencies.
In the same 2015, the alarmists also trumpeted that Buhari will Islamize Nigeria if elected. This is 2019, nothing of sort has happened.
Then in 2018, the alarmists changed their tune to the effect that Buhari would Fulanize Nigeria following criminal herdsmen attacks on villages. So far, there is no trace of this and the menace of criminal herdsmen has been put in check.
Again, in 2019 the alarmists went to town that Buhari has cornered Judiciary and NASS as prelude to his 3rd term project. Wisely, Buhari restated clearly and loudly his commitment to stick to the two terms as contained in Nigeria constitution.
Now happening, the alarmists are heating up the polity and creating state of psychological panic in gullible Nigerians that Buhari is set to become a civilian military dictator. Become a dictator when he cannot even force NASS to increase the speed of passage of budget by a minute, let alone make them change the constitution.
Interestingly, each alarm is followed by shortlived online hysteria while the truth remains constant offline and Buhari remains unfazed in office.
Isn't it ironical that the same "President Buhari" was berated for not being the "General Buhari" during our recent diplomatic face off with South Africa. Some people even wished that Gen Abacha was in charge. SMH
How much were you paid for this? 3 Likes |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by ddippset(m): 1:18pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Election losers have many different ways of expressing themselves. As If Buhari cares sef. The man is in his living room chewing gworo and sipping fura da nunu and laughing his asssss off. If they like call him field marshal. Nigeria does not even need democracy until 50 years' time. What we need now is military dictatorship. What we need is a disciplined and God fearing dictator to save this country full of lawless humans. 150 million of us Nigerians and lawless and corrupt. |
| Re: Buhari’s title: No law states how a President should be addressed - NBA by LegendHero(m): 1:19pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
fergie001:
You won't remember the moniker sha, so what do you gain? You have been replied, and the curses continue.
This year you must stop NL tribalism whether you like it or not. Iamgrey has stopped, e remain you...just dey fall IB hand..coconut head. Brother Abeg no vex. I don dey stop small small, just that I ain’t perfect yet. But with someone like you as my accountability partner, I should get better with time. By the way, do you still live in IB (you told me you grad from UI) or you already left. I dey come naija this December come spend some time with family. |
