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Chaos looms - Buhari by Gbawe: 7:47am On Dec 29, 2011 |
Shame really . http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=151214:buhari-chaos-looms&catid=2:lead-stories&Itemid=8 Buhari: Chaos looms |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Beaf: 7:48am On Dec 29, 2011 |
Crap. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nobody: 8:00am On Dec 29, 2011 |
To avert the looming chaos in the New Year, immediate steps should be taken to drastically reduce the cost of governance in the three tiers of government.” gej, you better listen to your enemies, sine your friends do not wish you well and will continue to lie to you |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Gbawe: 8:07am On Dec 29, 2011 |
oyb: Indeed. If he carries on listening to 'friends' he is on course to be the worst President in History. As many of us screamed non-stop before the elections, what needs to be done to pull Nigeria back from the brink , and Buhari indeed lays out some of it clearly here, is not Rocket science. The challenge was always to ensure we gained a president who had the bravery, political will and desire to do the right things. We all know the "right things" , without doubt, will affect the interest of the AGIPs. We therefore needed someone who does not care about those Vultures. Instead we gained their champion and number 1 'Voltron' as President. Terrible really. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by jmaine: 9:48am On Dec 29, 2011 |
Still Buhari . . .Next Please . . . . |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Rhino5dm: 10:13am On Dec 29, 2011 |
Only those eating from thesame pot with the demonic evil blood thirsty PDP wont see the truth in this summation. What will cost GEJ to bring Buhari on board? Even as mere anti-corruption lord? Since Nigerians have rejected him as a president? God bless Gen. Buhari and Pastor Tunde Bakare |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Akwasi(m): 11:08am On Dec 29, 2011 |
Nigeria will defeat the evil. I believe the citizens needs to start demanding answers to some tough questions. It is not enough to complain on blogs and scream on radios. There is another option, |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by nku5: 11:15am On Dec 29, 2011 |
I am not a buhari fan but now I am grieving that we are stuck with this GEJ for another 3 years.I pray for the sake of our children that the looming anarchy doesn't overwhelm us |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Gbawe: 3:06pm On Dec 29, 2011 |
nku5: Indeed. Those who are not into decieving themselves will be very worried about GEJ's total lack of ability to even minimally thrive at this level let alone excel. We can all remember that an insecure GEJ, as soon as he was made acting President, ran to embrace all the AGIPs in the land who hid under the bed while he was being persecuted by Aondoakaa et al. GEJ ignored those who bravely spoke and acted in his defense and , most tragically, he ignored doing what is best for Nigerians. We saw GEJ assimilate Dokpesi into his campaign team. OBJ and Anenih quickly became his 'trusted' advisors. He disappointingly and fawningly referred to IBB as a "father" and made desperate overtures to Atiku and those he ordinarily should shun because of how they represent the old order who have caused all our woes. Till today, the story is the same. Rather than for GEJ to do what Buhari suggests above, he is busy meeting emirs and "stakeholders" in the clearest signal that, despite the fresh air tag, we have an old school Dinosaur for a President who still thinks that Nigeria is only about 'strong' men. This is what will bring GEJ down i.e the foolish, clueless and historically visionless mentality , combined with his own inferiority complex, that makes him believe he must always grovel to the "owners of Nigeria". In GEJ we have a very poor student of politics and history who is not bright enough to see that , increasingly, power is now belonging to the ordinary African more and more. It is them who must be pacified, courted and developed ASAP. Not the elite dinosaur who have always been part of all the problems facing Nigeria to include this current Boko Haram mess. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by nuclearboy(m): 3:15pm On Dec 29, 2011 |
^ Brilliant summation! "Grovel" is the word for what GEJ has been doing and to the wrong persons too. Interestingly, these people will NEVER accept him into their ranks but rather will continue to look down on him. That chip on his shoulder (inferiority complex) bodes. Evil for Nigeria |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Gbawe: 4:49pm On Dec 29, 2011 |
nuclearboy: This is precisely the crux of the matter. GEJ is a very poor politician. It would be very difficult to show even a single pro-people policy/action of GEJ, in almost two years as substantive President, yet it is tediously easy to see that most decisions GEJ has made directly assists the continuation of "business as usual" for the small amount of folks taking Nigeria for a ride. To boot, he is also weak and higly inept politically. In short , after the Yar Adua debacle, and for what the "strong men grab it all" style of politics from OBJ, IBB and Abacha had done to our Nation, we deserved better than this man. We deserved a champion of the masses i.e a temporary socialist instead , and cruelly, we gained an ultra-conservative, materialistic and elitist President who glorifies and promotes capitalists and monopolists into influential positions. We deserved a brave, austere and disciplined President totally consumed with the notion of equity for all Nigerians. Sadly, we got GEJ. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by sheyguy: 9:06pm On Dec 29, 2011 |
Hmmm . . . that's some word from Buhari . . . I expect Gej to be wise and listen to these advice . . . The man has surrounded himself with the wrong pple. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by VoodooDoll(m): 11:33pm On Dec 29, 2011 |
GEJ is the burden Nigerians have to bear until 2015. PDP is currently riding Nigerians like we are donkeys, one day the donkey will react. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by dayokanu(m): 11:43pm On Dec 29, 2011 |
[size=18pt]Votes for the Armed forces, Police and Security Services should be transparent and accountable; foreign travel and estacodes should be stopped for at least six months other than for the Presidency, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and medical emergencies. Government House expenses in all the states should be drastically reduced, foreign travel suspended for a while. The National Assembly should give a lead in reducing their allowances substantially and stopping their foreign travels. These savings should be applied to education, infrastructure and agriculture with emphasis on youth employment through meaningful and practical emergency programmes. The public will see through any cosmetic or token gestures and will not tolerate a continuation of status quo. Corruption and plunder are the root causes of unemployment, insecurity, violence and unrest.”[/[/size]quote] |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by BigB11(m): 12:33am On Dec 30, 2011 |
When a country is full of f00ls who can not see behind their noses, there is no hope. You can call him whatever you want, but Buhari remains very loyal to this nation and Nigerians more than any leader out there today. Our problems in Nigeria are pretty much visible and solutions to these problems are even clearer, but the challenge we continue to face is being able to be smart and sincere enough to elect the right candidate. Believe it or not, if it's up to Jonathan, the dude is ready to step aside. He is mentally and physically tired. He knows more than anyone else that he doesn't have what it takes to move this country forward. He doesn't have the background, experience or skills to lead Nigeria at this time effectively and efficiently. And the sad part of it all, is the fact that we all knew it, but still went ahead like f00ls to select a pot with a big hole. Nigeria missed out indeed. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Akanbiedu(m): 12:48am On Dec 30, 2011 |
Big B1: Contrary to popular opinion, the masses of Nigeria did not select Jonathan, the elites did. The masses have no choice yet in selecting leaders in Nigeria. Sorry. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by BigB11(m): 1:37am On Dec 30, 2011 |
My friend, Elites mostly do not vote. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Akanbiedu(m): 2:10am On Dec 30, 2011 |
Big B1: *chuckles* Elites don't need to vote. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by BigB11(m): 2:34am On Dec 30, 2011 |
How can our votes count when we still have pin heads on this forum talking about how God has given us Goodluck to lead this nation? It is totally despicable in this day and age that anyone still openly comes out to support this dum dum. It is ridiculous and makes me sick. Of course, leadership is not for everybody, Jonathan is better off being a Chemistry professor and not a president. He doesn't have the stamina, guts, experience or skills to effectively fight these vultures. And this is why we are here today with absolutely nothing done. Nigeria missed out indeed. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nadanbata: 5:03am On Dec 30, 2011 |
sai Buhari |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nobody: 7:56am On Dec 30, 2011 |
Akanbi_edu: yep, put it seems to me that a lot of middle class/white collar workers in my age bracket voted buhari. i keep getting suprised at work, when drawn into conversations with people about politics - some who have even shown animosity towards muslims - and they say they voted buhari , they dragged with their folks etal - because they understood that nothing good could come out of gej. i guess when you work for a living in a corporate environment, you see clearly what happens when incompetents are elevated. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by chibest5(m): 4:32pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
Facts from a bad loser |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nobody: 4:34pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
Buhari should retire to his farm and leave us alone jare |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Relax101(m): 4:39pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
I mean if any round of killing starts again, then buhari should be thrown to jail. we never forget his supporters killing people at random.
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Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nobody: 4:39pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
Everybody knows it's a fact. He would have done better than what we have now. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by EzeUche(m): 4:40pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
Him and his fellow Northern parasites are the cause of this CHAOS! |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Pukkah: 4:45pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
^^^ Let's leave aside the 'chaos' (or insecurity) for now, Is Mr Jonathan performing excellently in any sector? |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by doctokwus: 4:46pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
A forthright man.Buhari may av lost d election,but u cannot but av dis innate feeling that he wud av been a radical departure frm d nightmare we find ourselves in now.I maybe wrong but I feel that wt Buhari @ d helm,this country wud av bn on its part to fulfilling its potentials.With GEJ on d otherhand,though u feel d jury may still be out,but its looking like d jury would take long @all b4 it issues a unanimous damning verdict on his administration of nigeria;I just hope am wrong |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nobody: 4:46pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
If this country is to move forward, a Muslim Hausa Fulani must not be elected President in the next 50years We have Muslims in the South West who can be President or Christains in the North Central who can be voted. Electing a Muslim Hausa Fulani will be a recipe to catalysis! |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Maisuya1: 4:47pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
Every time I try to think about the problems and solution to this country, my mind is overwhelmed by the sheer complexity and massive obstacles posed by both elite and the masses. But I must give it to buhari that he has summarily and concisely laid out pathway to move the country from here to the nxt level. Even the most jaundiced mind will agree that the following is a way to start. Gbawe: |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by sesman(m): 4:48pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
I hhink he has articulated some very good and interesting points,however, i also dont think he is the solution. |
Re: Chaos looms - Buhari by Nobody: 4:48pm On Dec 30, 2011 |
don't regret voting for buhari now or ever. Non payment of minimum wage + subsidy removal+ drought will reduce our population next year (hopefully)then we can plan.lol. |
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