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Atiku is overrated

2023 we don't need him, this is no more get a money bag that can match buhari in the north.

By 2023 we shld be talking about a vibrant youth, i don't care if we don't get a 30 year old, but we need new fresh ideas

And the point?

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helinues:
And the point?

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Mikehot:
Atiku is overrated

2023 we don't need him, this is no more get a money bag that can match buhari in the north.

By 2023 we shld be talking about a vibrant youth, i don't care if we don't get a 30 year old, but we need new fresh ideas

Hope pdp won't make that mistake, At this point I don't care about the party but the candidate they will present, I'll vote for any party that presents a better candidate

oga op e never reach 2022 sef you don the programme people mind....abeg rest first make we solve nigeria borrowing syndrome so that your oga or another person no go enter office go de service loans

op the marketer

Is this a subtle way of campaigning for him for 2023?

Op, looks like you've not heard of the new party'youth democratic party' (YDP). We move and say no to old blood that kept us where we are today.

helinues:
And the point?

If 1 atiku =100 buhari
2000 buhari= ____Atiku?

tamdun:

Image laundering

Punishable by chopping off the prick.

If I was mother earth, I will work against greedy power drunk politicians. Every misstep from them can result to the death of millions but guess what... They don't give a bleep.

So these military men had morals in them

helinues:
And the point?

It is an extremely pointless post; although, that is how pointless some of u sound when u defend this present regime.

Story for the gods. Use one hand to fight drug dealers and using another hand to steal from the people’s common wealth. Abeg park well. Say no to voting old and wicked politicians the youth is the future

wearsandtrends1:


Did You Know? Under the Buhari military regime, there was a death penalty in place for drug traffickers. When General Ibrahim Babangida took over in August 1985, one of the first things he did was to delete the death penalty for drug traffickers. Interestingly, there was a decline in the number of arrests particularly following the death of Gloria Okon. Around that period, drug trafficking took another dimension and traffickers started using postal packages across the Benin-Nigerian land border or via outlets in Borno State where they used fast boats to ferry the drugs across Lake Chad.

Male drug pushers that time used what was then called the 'backside' method where they stuffed the drugs inside the anus. Women too changed their tactics and instead of hiding the drugs inside their genitals, stuffed it inside wigs, socks, shoes, massive books like encyclopaedias or the Holy Bible. This was in 1985 and you will soon get to the interesting part.

As at December 1985, Lagos was the hub of drug traffickers. The area administrator of the Customs at the Murtala Mohammed Airport was a young man named Atiku Abubakar and he would always lament how arrested suspects confessed during interrogation that they went into the drug business because they felt the new Babangida government was going to drop the death penalty which was exactly what the smiling general did. IBB said he was doing so on moral grounds.

So, on the 27th of November, 1985, IBB's second-in-command, a commodore in the navy and Chief of General Staff named Ebitu Ukiwe announced to the world that death penalty for drug pushers had been abolished. Atiku cried out that there was an inherent danger in the steady rise of drug trafficking and was going to lead to a huge embarrassment of Nigeria on the international scene. That was in 1985.



It seems that thr ambutious personality & political Figure has always had GOOD INTENTIONS for Nigeria.

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He wanted death penalty for drug pushers
ibos are clearly not aware of this.

YouAreFinished:
He wanted death penalty for drug pushers
ibos are clearly not aware of this.

What concernes igbos with that? I mean bola Tinubu has a drug rap on his schedule. Folks who follow him should be the ones to worry

Mikehot:
Atiku is overrated

2023 we don't need him, this is no more get a money bag that can match buhari in the north.

By 2023 we shld be talking about a vibrant youth, i don't care if we don't get a 30 year old, but we need new fresh ideas

You are the same and one person who posted this topic and also make this comment. You are only using different username.

May be na this time the eyes kongba of Lagos started his drugs business....

Web2020:
You are the same and one person who posted this topic and also make this comment. You are only using different username.

And you come to such conclusion how?

But Gloria Okon wasn't killed.
It was the mystery Dele Giwa was trying to unravel and he was murdered for it.

wearsandtrends1:


Did You Know? Under the Buhari military regime, there was a death penalty in place for drug traffickers. When General Ibrahim Babangida took over in August 1985, one of the first things he did was to delete the death penalty for drug traffickers. Interestingly, there was a decline in the number of arrests particularly following the death of Gloria Okon. Around that period, drug trafficking took another dimension and traffickers started using postal packages across the Benin-Nigerian land border or via outlets in Borno State where they used fast boats to ferry the drugs across Lake Chad.

Male drug pushers that time used what was then called the 'backside' method where they stuffed the drugs inside the anus. Women too changed their tactics and instead of hiding the drugs inside their genitals, stuffed it inside wigs, socks, shoes, massive books like encyclopaedias or the Holy Bible. This was in 1985 and you will soon get to the interesting part.

As at December 1985, Lagos was the hub of drug traffickers. The area administrator of the Customs at the Murtala Mohammed Airport was a young man named Atiku Abubakar and he would always lament how arrested suspects confessed during interrogation that they went into the drug business because they felt the new Babangida government was going to drop the death penalty which was exactly what the smiling general did. IBB said he was doing so on moral grounds.

So, on the 27th of November, 1985, IBB's second-in-command, a commodore in the navy and Chief of General Staff named Ebitu Ukiwe announced to the world that death penalty for drug pushers had been abolished. Atiku cried out that there was an inherent danger in the steady rise of drug trafficking and was going to lead to a huge embarrassment of Nigeria on the international scene. That was in 1985.



It seems that thr ambutious personality & political Figure has always had GOOD INTENTIONS for Nigeria.

Share your Thoughts on this in the comments sections.

Atiku na him yarn him own story..its like investigating your self..you can't assassinate your own character or can you?

twilliamx:
Atiku na him yarn him own story..its like investigating your self..you can't assassinate your own character or can you?

Walahi