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2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by BeeBeeOoh(m): 10:30am On Mar 06, 2022 |
Abba Kyari, a suspended Nigeria Deputy Commissioner of Police, appears to be heading to the United States, no visa required, as Nigeria finally surrenders to that country’s extradition squeeze. https://punchng.com/dont-return-nigeria-to-a-foreign-hospital-bed/ Lalasticlala, Mynd44 |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by Coolsperm: 10:45am On Mar 06, 2022 |
Tinubu is not fit and looks very sick and irretating , he must be stoped by all means 1 Like |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by Bobloco: 10:46am On Mar 06, 2022 |
But what about the present, as “Mr Integrity” returns to London, in one of the jets he swore to sell or send into Nigeria Airways, to continue to squander on himself the scarce public funds he swore he would preserve? Is he smiling in pleasure, idly picking his teeth in front of the television, or is he in conceivably embarrassed? 1 Like
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Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by psucc(m): 10:52am On Mar 06, 2022 |
In fact, the greatest miracle will be Tinubu failure to grab the Presidency. This is because the north would love him there so if they can have a repeat of the Yar'dua era. Nigeria is just a conspiracy state. |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by AntonVince: 12:59pm On Mar 06, 2022 |
"About this time seven years ago, candidate Buhari was crisscrossing the landscape, proudly declaring how he would “change” Nigeria. When it came to President Goodluck Jonathan, for instance, the All Progressives Congress hopeful routinely assailed the existence of the presidential fleet, swearing he would travel commercially if elected. it may look like a joke now, but at a meeting with Nigerians in the United Kingdom, he is remembered for asking, “What is the difference between me and those who elected us to represent them?” Answering his own question, Buhari said, “Absolutely nothing! Why should [the] Nigerian President not fly with [the] Nigerian public?” He swore he would bring Nigerian Airways. “We shall do this by bringing all the aircraft in the presidential fleet into the Nigerian Airways and within a year increase the fleet to about 20,” Buhari said." "As Buhari and his entourage enjoy life in London for another two weeks, paid for by Nigeria’s poor, the deprived and the cheated, ignoring the chaos at home and the warning signs of a country in the last stages of decay, his wife is in Dubai: rebellious, resentful, and removed, their seven years in control a lesson in exploitation." Of course, he also swore he would never embark on medical tourism, saying he would make Nigerian hospitals “functional” and thereby protect public fund. But what about the present, as “Mr Integrity” returns to London, in one of the jets he swore to sell or send into Nigeria Airways, to continue to squander on himself the scarce public funds he swore he would preserve? Is he smiling in pleasure, idly picking his teeth in front of the television, or is he in conceivably embarrassed? As Buhari and his entourage enjoy life in London for another two weeks, paid for by Nigeria’s poor, the deprived and the cheated, ignoring the chaos at home and the warning signs of a country in the last stages of decay, his wife is in Dubai: rebellious, resentful, and removed, their seven years in control a lesson in exploitation. In their absence, one man bidding to replace them in Aso Rock and make Nigeria into Lagos State continues to sow quotations. Bola Tinubu, 80 going 70, has said, among others, “No amount of intimidation can stop me. I am ready to get dirty. I am out to become President of Nigeria.” Tinubu’s Nigeria, should he have his way, would be infinitely worse. In Lagos State, he has demonstrated his concept of “robust democracy” to mean one-man-only-vote where that man’s name is his. As I have written previously, I am willing to grant him the benefit of the conversation if he publicly renounces his anti-democratic behavior in Lagos since he left office as governor in 2006, and discloses the source of his wealth. That is democracy, and it would be even more so when we invoke the concept of justice. Otherwise, Tinubu is a mistake Nigerians must resoundingly reject and refuse to add to Buhari.Whatever his image-makers write for him to say, Nigeria cannot be returned to a foreign hospital bed." |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by Bobloco: 1:07pm On Mar 06, 2022 |
Cc Lalasticalala Seun This is front page worthy |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by vicdom(m): 1:18pm On Mar 06, 2022 |
Tinubu the notorious vagabond will never rule Nigeria. Spits 1 Like |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by yomi96(m): 1:50pm On Mar 06, 2022 |
Of cause, we are not stupid. The urine peer cannot be president, but will he hear. Aja toba ma su nu. Ko ni gbo fere odè(the dog destined to be lost will not hear the hunters whislte) Osibanjo is the man for the job. |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by Salvador1: 1:54pm On Mar 06, 2022 |
Afonjas urchins with propaganda want to return Nigeria to London hospital. |
Re: 2023: Don't Return Nigeria To A Foreign Hospital Bed - The PUNCH by Imsoblessed: 2:19pm On Mar 06, 2022 |
No truer words have been said.... |
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