At least the minister of state was present .

Possibility of another engagement as the president was absent from the commissioning of the fertilizer plant in Ebonyi state

Anyway, BUHARI till 2023

There's nothing bad in that.. Young, dynamic and energetic leaders.

I would have preferred a scenario of one president and 2 VPs

Baba Carry go... UYO set to be lockdown.

For the bros above.... I have nothing to say

freeman67:


Stop jumping to conclusions on issues you don't know anything about. This guy should be from Edo or Kogi State. Lots of you guys keep fuelling negativity that would later consume you. I wonder what you get buy fuelling hate..

Just ignore the stewpid guy. Well, AbdulWahab hailed from Edo State. I know him very well and I've been mourning him since Saturday Evening.

He finished from Unilorin and we were in the school Tarkwondo team.

He got married on the 5th of May this year.

I could only pray to God to help his pregnant wife and his families at large

socialmediaman:


The ones without phones listen to the ones with phones at the motor parks, worship places, marketplace, liquor places etc. Elections are influenced heavily by social media.

Ask yourself, those without phones who come out on the streets to protest, how do they hear about the call on social media to convene?

Something to think about

Never mind bro. The so-called illiterates ain't that gullible as the self acclaimed learned

Elections are never won on the social media....

Make una wait till the ones who are without phones nor internet vote...

Lmao

Hahahaha

TonyeBarcanista:
I know some people came to confirm the name .

Buhari will never change

3310 of Football world

Lmao

Will corruption be allowed back into the system? No mention on corruption and diversification of our economy.

Without that, I still support Buhari/Jubril

How about addressing the need to sensitise the general public against the untrue perception of telecom infrastructure being hazardous (specifically Cancerous) to human.

Also, the invasion of hoodlums to cell sites demanding ambiguous sum as settlements. Not leaving behind the community elders out of selfish interests inciting thugs against the workers on site.

NaijaRoyalty:
Witch hunting

APC and politics of bitterness are inseparable

You seems to have reading problem

The Plateau pond of blood is a sad metaphor of the huge pond of blood that has become the reality of our national life. Nigeria has become a huge island; not of water but an island of ponds of blood. The Plateau ponds dotting the landscape of Plateau State, were of course, not created by the natives. The Plateau natives, just like all other natives, were historically, victims, whose fates have undergone a strange phenomenal metamorphosis from victimhood to culprit-hood (permit the diction) on account of elite manipulations into fighting proxy wars.

The history of Plateau ponds is a history of British foreign expansionism euphemistically dubbed, “colonization” of Nigeria; an expansionism not driven by any values of humanity but bed-rocked solely on the greMany may not be aware that the beginning of colonial government exploitation of the country’s natural resources was also the beginning of the history of blood; of wanton deaths by preventable accidents at the mines; of many more deaths of natives by outright murder resulting from local resistance of the colonial inhumanity; and worse, the beginning of seed of death sprouting from the very many fractured legacies of oppression and exclusion, the two mortal inheritances left behind by the colonial masters for successive servants-turned elites in the wake of Nigeria’s independence.


Many may not be aware that the beginning of colonial government exploitation of the country’s natural resources was also the beginning of the history of blood; of wanton deaths by preventable accidents at the mines; of many more deaths of natives by outright murder resulting from local resistance of the colonial inhumanity; and worse, the beginning of seed of death sprouting from the very many fractured legacies of oppression and exclusion, the two mortal inheritances left behind by the colonial masters for successive servants-turned elites in the wake of Nigeria’s independence.

The successive servant-elites of the colonial masters have successfully lived up to their calling of advancing the cause of their inherited legacies; the cause of oppression, of exploitation and exclusionism, nurtured by bloodletting and sustained even by more blood of the innocent, whose nomenclatures change with the change of baton of power. With the colonial masters, they bore the nomenclatural identity of natives. Now, with the elites in control, comes another change of identity to the “locals”. The resources are no longer limited to the natural endowment. The elite scramble for partition is now done on the sharing table of political intrigues.


The ensuing elite fight from their conflicting interests in the scramble for partition of the national resources is what has now morphed into, and dressed up, as tribal, ethnic, clannish and religious agitations bedevilling the nation, resulting in the very many ponds of blood dotting the nation’s landscape.

Unknown to the uninitiated, at every point in time when a particular elite suffers a lopsided balance in the share of the national spoils, his or their interests, depending on whether they are in group, automatically morph into a collective interest of the tribe, ethnicity or religion, and dressed up as such. The elite interests dressed up as such assume a proxy status requiring only but an ethnic or religious indoctrination for easy recruitment of the poor (made so by the elites) to engage in the corollary proxy war.

Such is the circumstance of the Birom natives, and indeed many natives of other ethnic nationalities, adherent of religious convictions, associates of political opinions and ideologies, and even members of professional interest groups, who, despite being kept in pitiable oppressive exclusion yet unconsciously and unsuspectingly, fighting the proxy wars of their respective elites.

Today, the Birom natives and indeed, all other “natives” of either religion or politics, are in a rather complex labyrinth of culpatory narratives woven against them for fighting the proxy war of the elites; the war that has neither a permanent victory nor defeat, but permanent selfish interests of their respective elites. Would the discovery of the Plateau pond of blood be the beginning of the dismantling of the all-pervasive smouldering furnace of hate stoke by the elite? Only time will tell.

Chris Edache Agbiti wrote this piece from Abuja


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/plateau-pond-of-blood-a-metaphor-of-elite-recolonisation-of-nigeria.html

self-service on Buhari

AtikuLATE couple...
ObiTUARY Pastor

Bannylove13:
And afonja sold his people to the fulanis..

Same way the Igbos are licking the anus of a Fulani man now.

#hypocrisy at its peak!

Proudly Civil Engineer

God bless NAF

God bless Nigeria

SARAKI FAMILY OOOOOOOOOI

This is a nice development but 2019 is Buhari’s year of Atikulated Daura

GoTV:
Every state in the South west is controlled by Tinubu's progressive vision, the reason why they lead in Academics, economic growth and infrastructural development. Those shouting Atikulate will not hesitate to join the next Ifesinachi bus to Lagos for greener pastures. Yet they won't vote Apc but PDP that put their region in underdevelopment. I pity those people and their kindergarten politics

AtikuLATE go soon turn to ObiTUARY

Pekele007:

When and which year did the lifeless Bubu attend a debate


Why do you love lying so much

Carlyscales:

Hahaha una don d shift attention to VP debate!

When last did PMB do presidential media chat sef!

Let him come debate to give lifeless answers to questions

I’m just airing my personal view and I think the VPs we know now are more intellectual than the Presidential candidates


In 2011...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsRhP4eRFSU

Carlyscales:
I want to hear my President (PMB) debateoooooo!

He has participated in a debate before now. So, it’s nothing new.

The most interesting one would be the VP debate

It’s either Oby or Kingsley!

They said Buhari is a Muslim yet they went for Atiku!
Buhari is a Northerner, Atiku is one too.

Why can’t we face things squarely?

We should be tired of all these oldies wanting to die looting on our precious resources.

In my candid opinion, let’s desert APC and PDP: it’s time to change the dynamics of our politics.

Say yes to youthfulness

I thought Adams Oshiomole be the spokesperson