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Vaughanlanrewaj:To be honest I don't know you neither do I have any prejudice against you or Alh. Lai Muhammed on whose side you've stood to pour out your heart in his defence. Lemme put it straight here sir. I'm from the same state with Lai Muhammed and I must confess he's got the world's most wrongly formulated name combination ever known to man. As a Muslim, I dislike seeing the name Lai and Muhammed on the same line because he seem to me like the only politician that takes pride in lieing. It's understandable to receive so much bashing from non-muslim nairalanders who have little to no knowledge of the religion but Mr. Lai Muhammed isn't helping either. His lies are so unprofessional and disgusting at the same time. I understand his job is to cover up for his boss's mess but even at that, there's a professional way of being economical with the truth instead of robbing falsehood on the face of Nigerians even when confronted with facts. It's so wrong. This guy is now a mouthpiece for a government where everybody who dares to speak against them gets your kind of reaction or an outright night invasion from the DSS. No respect for rule of law whatsoever. No one should speak against him because he's your boss or what? You people have zero tolerance for criticism yet, you rode on the same tactics to oust the former administration from power. Guess it's now a case of the proverbial head chopper who wouldn't stand the gaze of a cutlass being taken across/over his head. If his achievements as you rightly pointed out are so bogus by your standard, how about me telling you that he's so poor that all he's got is money. He's got name without honour. Achieved success without legacy. Is that what you call leading a successful life? If he were to be my father, I'll gladly disown him and change my surname. Please deflate that ego a bit. There's nothing spectacular about a serial liar like him and his likes in government. |
Another one... On a serious note the north aren't complaining about the killings or kidnappings happening here and there in their states. I feel we southerners need to learn to mind our business, which is to continue to pursue our safety and collective development. There's never a time when the north and south were on the same developmental trajectory. The only unfortunately thing is that their ineptitude will affect us due to the devilish constitution that bind us together. While the south continues to slowly but steadily climb up the prosperity ladder, those backward people will continue to eat into our national purse through the federal coffers which has been designed to funnel resources or tax payers monies here to them. But with aggressive pressure on our respective southern governors and lawmakers, they can start asking questions at the seat of power and challenge the status quo....this is what I believe the southern states should occupy themselves with rather than wasting RIP or any iota of sympathy for a tribe that has chosen to live in the pre-colonial era in this 21st century. |
chatinent:Guy, I've been a victim of the bolded above....mehn you must be a prophet to know that. I owe you one boh for that. Worst is that she called me back after a year or so into her marriage and started telling me how much she loves me and regrets hastening into her decision to marry the other guy. Fear who no fear woman I tell you. |
obiekunie01:How about Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and the entire UAE are they not practicing Islam? How many European countries can you point to that is better than any of these countries? Forget the shit you're fed on the internet European countries wey better pass them no pass 4 or 5. |
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MalcoImX:Then at the end.... we're back to where we left off. You've not answered the question. I already said I admit I might be wrong due to the angle am looking at it from but you who have a better view of it should help but instead of helping to point out the attributes of quality leadership you find in him, you rather took the strength to dig up quote from Google. What's the point? |
MalcoImX:There's no point beating around the bush bro. I admit I couldn't see beyond my nose but if you can help me out, pls do. Just any random 3 traits of a good leader you find in him. You could have ended this whole back and forth of replies by just listing any 3 of them. No need for merry-go-rounding please |
MalcoImX:I believe you read the short notice I wrote beneath the whole message. I'm not into partisan politics with you guys... I'm apolitical. Just a freewilled guy without any iota party or tribal affinity. Instead of jump at the defence of the president, why not do his reputation some good and list any 3 attributes of a good leader you found in him? I've already been foretold to expect some hits from your kind so am not surprised. Let's reason like intellects and discuss things that bothers everyone of us objectively. |
Iniobong34:Smiles.... It's not an attack on the president's personality. I just ask a very honest question. More like a reality check |
It's just one of those quiet weekend where some crazy thoughts keeps popping up on my mind and there's one that really struck me. How much of a true leadership traits does our president have? So I felt the need to ask y'all to know if he's got any. Here's the question: Name any 3 attributes of a good leader you find in President Muhammad Buhari. In my case, I'd searched deeply but couldn't find any. Let's hear your thoughts on this guys...� NB: I meant no harm to the personality of his supporters or the president himself. It's just an honest question that I feel it's worth asking.
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Aderewah:But really some home trained officers are as good or better than the foreign trained ones. It's boils down to the individual. But las las, we're all screwed up for the next 2 to 3 years by this PMB govt. It's doubt if it's gonna get any better soon. We're done for already |
Aufbauh:The person that wrote that letter to the columnist and your very self knew that you just need to sound politically right in the face of a known fact. It's not new that powerful men and women in Nigeria confidently brag about sponsoring/sending anybody they perceived as threat to jail at will without any recourse to law and fair trial. Hushpuppy is just one out of the many influential Nigerian to have done so. In recent times, the same Lai Muhammad was in the news for allegedly asking the DSS to detain a young man for allegedly insulting him and sharing derogatory comments about his persona. And the man spent months in DSS nest without charging him to court, yet, nobody said anything about it. We all know how it works in Nigeria. Yes, there's need to be politically correct and portray our security service as being professional but we all know there's nothing professional about the Nigerian security architecture nor their personnel. To the best of my knowledge, it's got nothing to with being an opposition to the government. Is our security framework open to public scrutiny? Do we have human rights group that audit our cells and prisons periodically? What's our human right index ratings saying about our security personnel? Are we ready to drop partisan politics and face the challenges bedevilling our country? Can you accept criticism of the government you support without thinking I'm just an opposition? Answer those questions and let's start the long journey to nation building. Peace. |
phineas:That's exactly what the FBI did. A court in the US that was trying the case of Hush Puppy found out in the cause of their judgement that there's an accomplice to the crime back here in Nigeria and they ordered the FBI to arrest the person. Then the FBI contacted our own EFCC which is an antigraft body here. Then EFCC alerted the IG of police and in all of these, there's no way to keep the media out of it b'cuz Hush Puppy's case has garnered public interest already. So I really don't know what you expected. But on the case of trying the criminal here. C'mon we all know how EFCC and FBI extradite Yahoo boys at will. There shouldn't be any exceptions to the rule. Else, all the noise about PMB anti-corruption fight will be exposed for the world to see. The country already has its reputation tainted and anymore move to take side with a corrupt police head will only cement our sorry reputation as a heaven for corrupt practices. |
Maski87:This is the negative effect of being a Nigerian there ☝️ Bribery has so become a norm that you don't even consider it an offence worthy of arrest. OMG! It is finished. |
haslaw:From a non-igbo/ipob Nigerian. Enough of all these shitty tribal tantrums. Let's get to work on nation building and cleansing. Hand in the corrupt cop and let the dead dog lie. Publicly shame and prosecute our corrupt politicians and public servants. Leave no one out. Let the rule of law applies to everyone irrespective of tribe or religion and watch this once great a nation becomes great again. Let's stop making a case for abnormalities. We've had enough already. |
phineas:Do we still practice rule of law in this country? If Yes, then there's absolutely nothing wrong in releasing Abba Kyari to the FBI since you agree they've been a mutual agreement between both countries to hand in criminals in a bid to contain internet fraud. In addition, how best would you have wanted the US and FBI to go about this particular case? Nigeria is in the mess we find ourselves today because some people are treated like they're above the law. More reason why our politicians commit crimes and walk away freely b'cuz there's always an exception to the rule when it's them. I repeat again and again, irrespective of our sovereignty as a nation, any bastard that ire to the laws of any country should be publicly shamed and delt with. |
[quote author= post=104299778]Hmmm....... this is deep![/quote]What's deep in that? Is there anything good in a beautiful nonsense? Like, yes it's beautiful but at the same time a bunch of nonsense. That's how to describe Abba Kyari. He's a good cop but then he dines and wines with thieves (that are of no national interest). Beautiful Nonsense. That's how to describe him. Bitter-sweet kind of person. |
Mikecold:Do we have even have justice system in Nigeria? And our police and their corruption has been known the world over. Them sabi us pass as we sabi ourselves |
samtol4:Thank you for the response. I really appreciate. |
What are the chances of getting a South African visa with an invitation letter? |
ekene101:Okay. |
ekene101:If he comments and tell you he's the one who asked me to write on his behalf, will it change anything? Anyways, thanks for stopping by |
Dear Travellers, A friend's planning to visit South Africa by December this year to see his wife-to-be (a South African) and he's asked me to help him create a thread here on Nairaland with a view to seeking advice from those who've travelled to SA this year or since the advent of covid on what to expect from Visa application down to arrival in Johannesburg. The reason why he's particular about creating a thread about it is to gain a wider audience so that he'll have large pool of opinions to leverage on. Major concerns: What are the visa requirements? What is the minimum balance one should have in his account before printing statement of account? What is the safety procedures or covid protocol that must be adhered to on and before booking his flight tickets? Does he needs to book a round trip flight tickets? And is it a must to make hotel bookings from here considering he's most likely going to be accommodated in his spouse apartment? He's a guest reader and I believe he's definitely going to see your responses. Thank you for taking your time to read and comment. Regards. |
flokii:Igboho had CCTV cameras allover his house but the govt. hit guys destroyed and took away all the recorded clips. It's just a replay of Lekki tollgate massacre. So asking them to where clothes with camera fitted to it won't work in Nigeria. The decay is almost beyond repair. God is indeed a patience God.... we'll see where all of these will end. |
Kondomatic:A military personnel based in Maiduguri told me almost everything you wrote here except the last 3 paragraphs. My guess is that you're a military officer too. I was told to either leave the country if I desire a life better than the status quo or remain here and accept this misnomer as a way of life. He said and I quote "we've reached the peak of our development as a country, we either remain like this or law of diminishing returns continue to ruin every iota of our core as a country." |
What is Barite used for and what does it look like? |
Now on the front page....OP fire on |
NwaEzefuNaMba:Your brain dey shake...who did Sunday Igboho attack? |
perambulator:The sad truth. Them full Alaba where I dey. |
The office that man is holding will not permit him to get dirty with Malami if not, his own response would have been the bomb. I wish he will contract me to help me reply Malami, chai! Na today Law School for revoke him certificate/licence. Na this kind salvagry reply dey sweet me. Him go collect front and back. But anyway sha, the man too didn't do his homework well before meddling in Nigeria matter. perambulator: |
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