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Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Gbawe: 9:45pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerians-ready-to-withdraw-their-mandate-sng/ Nigerians ready to withdraw their mandate – SNG |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Nobody: 9:54pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
What do they mean to withdraw mandate? Not in nigeria. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by 9ijaMan: 9:57pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
^^^Egypt, Tunisia and Libya still fresh in our memories o! Those are examples of mandate withdrawals. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Isrealbabs(m): 9:58pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
let d SNG publish this on tv, radio& print media to educate d common man of d denomic ageda of d badluck & his econ team |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Kobojunkie: 10:04pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Withdraw mandate? Less than 8 months after we gave it?? |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Gbawe: 10:12pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
9ijaMan: GEJ should continue to listen to the IMF and Okonjo Iweala while ignoring virtually all Nigerians in a show of sheer disregard for the tenets of democracy. In fact he should dig his heel in even more and let this escalate further . He should even become more dictatorial and continue his talk about "no going back on subsidy removal". All I know is that once he has lost the support of Nigerians completely, there will be no "going back" for him also. The likes of the SNG and Femi Falana are not going anywhere, anytime soon. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Nadanbata: 10:17pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Gbawe: Thats his problem. He has not come out bodly and transparently to convince anyone. He has also lied.Thats why we know he is a FRAUD |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Beaf: 10:20pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Haters parade. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Gbawe: 10:25pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Kobojunkie: In an electoral democracy, power derives from the people. Whether 2 days or 8 months, events may precipitate the haste with which the people totally lose confidence in elected leaders to the extent they insist those leaders must go. I think I understand your perspective i.e Nigerians voted "overwhelmingly" for GEJ, "the boy with no shoes" (and coincidentally zero record), not too long ago. Well, our people are sentimental plus ethnically and religiously bigoted. Nothing new there. If , however, many realise they have made a mistake then I back whatever they do to rectify that mistake assuming GEJ continues his anti-people and anti-democratic stance of refusing to acknowledge the will of the majority. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by warrior01: 10:37pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
if anything happens to Gej, then that's the end of nigeria. Those that believe they are the 'owners of Nigeria' should take note. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Kobojunkie: 10:38pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Withdraw mandate? Less than 8 months after we gave it?? |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Gbawe: 10:48pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
warrior01: Please take your clannishess elsewhere. Do you understand democracy at all? If Nigerians unanimously ask GEJ to leave then he must. Simple as that. Don't think everyone is as fuedalistic as you are to the extent they will continue to back a President causing unbearable suffering for all Nigerians. It is enough folks voted for GEJ. They are not obligated to jump into the pits of hell with him. It is your sort of mentality that led some Northerners (Aliero, Ruma, Muthar et al) to insist Yar Adua must continue in power when he was totally incapacitated. This same SNG came to the aid of GEJ then. In fact many of those your sort call "almajiris" (Buhari, Ribadu, Balarabe Musa, Col.Umar et al) admirably showed respect for democracy and its tenets to insist that GEJ be sworn in as acting President. Now, even if you cannot see it, you are displaying the same bigotry and ethnic clannishness you alway accuse all Nigerians , except of course your ethnic group, of possessing. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by warrior01: 11:07pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Pls who are the Nigerians you are talking about? the same bigots that lost woefully some months back or some confused youths that doesn't even know what subsidy removal is all about? Using this unpopular but necessary policy to get some cheap publicity doesn't make you a patriot. i know your type and we are not all foo.led. So, mr man, park well cos you are nothing but a pure hypocrite |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by nuclearboy(m): 11:21pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
@Gbawe: Why humor such with a response? Within hours of the noise of "SS\SE not protesting" haven't we see protests that overtook even the first ones and got to CNN? Was it not just yesterday that Niger Delta ex-militants warned that they would avange any civilian deaths and that this regime is self-serving and not working for their interests? Same ex-militants went as far as saying further delay in back-tracking would unleash them on govt agents and installations, didn't they? Abi you know any rank badge titled "warrior01" ? Leave the desktop champions to their ranting and threats - we will all see the end of this story: @sychophants: Please tell your man to dig in rather than listen to reason. Luckily youtube still has videos of Ghadaffi wondering what he did to his killers as they beat the booty off him. I can just imagine that guy when the chips come down |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Nadanbata: 11:23pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
warrior01: Let it end o nobodies scared about 'if anything happens to GEJ' your boy has made a big mistake wit this one |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by PointB: 12:53am On Jan 06, 2012 |
SNG? Where is Bakare today? Bunch of political hacks! |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by houvest: 3:05am On Jan 06, 2012 |
lmao |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by efisher(m): 6:33am On Jan 06, 2012 |
SNG ---> Bakare ---> CPC. Nuff said. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by dayokanu(m): 7:05am On Jan 06, 2012 |
The same SNG that fought the cabal to make Retardeen president |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by Nobody: 7:13am On Jan 06, 2012 |
SNG and co. una just wake up abi? Anyways, To those ppl supporting the removal of fuel subsidy are nothing but traitors. I wonder how many are even aware of the fact that the monthly salary of a Federal legislator in Nigeria is more than that of US President Barack Obama. And 25% of the Nigerian annual budget is spent on salaries, benefits and other expenditures accrued by our so-called Federal Executive council. Considering this senseless misplacement of priorities plus the cantankerous corruption in the govt, why should there be adequate money to finance social development project in the country in the first place? As if this gross injustice is not enough, they are blaming the lack of funds on the only last govt subsidy (fuel) left for the poor masses. Some educated illiterates in support of fuel subsidy removal often try to relate our situation with other developed countries, not knowing that the minimum monthly wages in many of those countries are even more than the annual salary of most Nigerians, how stupid can one be to compare "apples" with not even oranges, but with "kulikuli" . What the sensible masses are saying is that the problem (lack of fund for social projects) is due to the rotten system of governance. Removing fuel subsidy and even increasing fuel cost 100 fold would not bring social development as long as GEJ's "chop I chop" system remains . An old wine may be put in a new bottle, but its still an old wine. GEJ and his FEC should lead by example by first removing/cutting the incessant "chop I chop" subsidies they enjoy, before having the audacity to debate whether or not to remove fuel subsidy for the masses. Saying fuel subsidy is the reason why there's no enough money to finance social projects is treasonable and a great affront on the sensibility of Nigerian masses. |
Re: Nigerians Ready To Withdraw Their Mandate From Jonathan – SNG. by patrick89(m): 10:29am On May 23, 2015 |
Gbawe:look at them!! We will not allow govt to remove the subsidy this time.. Evil people!! |
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