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CONFUSED BUHARI FAN MULLS DUMPING HIM FOR A BETTER OPTION
NOPE, It's Not about OLD AGE and COLLAPSING DUE TO STRESS AND FATIGUE DURING CAMPAIGNS
NOPE: It's Not about INABILITY TO PROVE he possesses the MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS BY LAW - 5 CREDITS
IN WASCE
NOPE: It's Not about His OPEN SUPPORT FOR BOKO HARAM and SHARIA
NOPE: It's Not about Having only ONE MILLION NAIRA in a Bank Account with 150 cows unchanged since
2003, and collecting 27 million Naira loan WITHOUT DUE PROCESS from your Bank Manager via a PHONE
CALL
NOPE: It's not about YOUR ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES which is supposed to be with WAEC, now sworn in an
affidavit as being with a NON-EXISTENT SECRETARY of the MILITARY BOARD
A young voter, Abigail Abok wrote:
For those of us clamouring for GMB, I saw this and I thought to share it here. What can you say as regards
these allegations which are actually facts...
***1) Who is the man who cancelled meal ticket for student now claiming to re-introduce the same thing.
2) The man with the worst Foreign relations history in the history of Nigeria?
3) Under whose tenure did the British introduce visa for Nigerians. (Until that time, you get your visa at the
point of entry like it is with South Africans.)?
4) Who was leading when the essential commodities became an issue in Nigeria? I mean when you had to
have long queues to get milk, sugar, soap, toilet rolls, etc.
5) who supervised the situation where Nigerians had to report to the government before travelling abroad. (My
mum travelled to London in 1984 and i remember her saying that she had to keep some money at home cos
she could get arrested. Imagine! You get arrested with your own legally earned money)? JUSTICE OKORO-
IDOGU LATER BEGGED FELA AND CONFESSED HE WAS COERCED TO JAIL HIM BY BUHARI
6) Who arrested Fela for carrying dollars abroad. Yet Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji did the same thing and nothing
happened. (the man lost over 100 pounds in a London taxi)?
6a) The newspapers started taking about it everyday and the guy got angry and had Tunde Thomson & Nduka
Irabor Imprisoned. The first and only head of state to imprison journalists without a single crime of note.
THEY SAY BUHARI'S GOVERNMENT WAS CORRUPT FREE. HOW CAN WE BE SURE WHEN THERE WAS NO
FREEDOM OF PRESS? WHEN PEOPLE CANNOT REPORT WHAT THEY SEE.?
7) Who was the man that jailed Pa Michael Ajasin 70 years in prison without any proof of corruption?
Who was the man that sent soldiers to the house of Pa Obafemi Awolowo where they took away his
personal notes, plans and documents because they wanted to get his ideas, rather than engage the older man.
(no social skills, no respect for elders)?
9) Who was the man that sent soldiers to ransack NNPC where they carted away papers, memos & documents
that had to do with his Oil Money Scam of 1978 (aka 2.8 billion scandal).?
Before you crucify me, I aint a GEJ fan either, just trying to weight my options and pick the best''

noblezone:
I am still suprised how Nigerians are this gullible!

The worst thing that will happen to Nigeria is a Buhari Presidency.

Well said .

AKIN OSUNTOKUN:THANK YOU, SIR, THE TRUTH SHALL SURELY PREVAIL!
On President Jonathan:
'I am a supporter of Jonathan which means that I don't agree substantially with the position Obasanjo has
taken. It is not that I believe that Jonathan is the best that has happened to Nigeria. It is not that by any
stretch of the imagination I think that he should not be criticised. I have no objection to that. Mine is this.... In
the past two, three weeks I have been asking myself, what really is the problem that critics cannot see
anything good in this man? I travelled by road from Abuja to Lagos and saw evidence of his works all over,
and yet some people are saying he has done nothing. The railways are there. Go to agriculture and see what
he has done there. It really worries me. Some of these things are so contrary to logic. By temperament and
training, I believe in fairness and balance. People exaggerate the shortcomings of the President.
Nigeria got the best rating from Transparency International(TI) since, I think, they have been rating Nigeria.
This year, TI said 37 countries are more corrupt than Nigeria. Before, Nigeria used to be either the most
corrupt or the second or third. What is it that they have seen that we are yet to see? They are not partisan.
They have no obligation to be. They have more access to the information they use to evaluate a country. This
is why I say people should pause and reflect. A man has to speak for himself anyway. Maybe they are not
doing a lot of that. But, I see a lot of intimidation, stampeding the President all over the place....
If Jonathan is from any of this majority group, WAZOBIA, he will be less vulnerable to this kind of political
intimidation. And one of the reasons I stand up for him is that I don't like intimidation'.
On Muhammadu Buhari:
'This is my personal problem with people like Buhari. They will say something and not want to be judged by
it.... He championed the destabilization and subversion of Obasanjo's government, because Obasanjo probed
PTF and he was invited to clarify issues that did not bear out the reputation of integrity. And he then exploited
the issue of Shari'a to instigate division and incite rebellion against Obasanjo. And here lies my fundamental
objection against his aspiration -- that anybody who uses the instrumentality of division and polarising the
people of this country should not be rewarded with the Presidency of Nigeria.
Until a year ago what was he saying about Boko Haram? He said when the Niger Delta militants did their own,
they rehabilitated them, sent them to schools abroad, this and that, but when it came to Boko Haram in the
North, they are burning their houses and killing them(Boko Haram sect), and for that, it is an injustice to the
North. This was what this man said, just barely a year ago. And Nigerians tend to have short attention span
and are given to wilful ignorance. The impression I have gathered in some of my write ups on him is that some
people don't want to know the truth...'
-Chief Akin Osuntokun(political adviser to former President Obasanjo in 'Sunday Vanguard' pp.12-13)
Thank you so very much, Chief Osuntokun. No one, I repeat, no one will ever be able to bury the truth. I know
that only a passionate drive for truth telling would have compelled you, an associate and staunch supporter of
Olusegun Obasanjo (Jonathan's number one enemy at present), to make this courageous statement. This
statement is, in all respects, similar to the factual contentions in my recent essays on Obasanjo. Truth to some
is an offence, but rest assured, sir, and I am supremely confident, that God Almighty must, in due time, defeat
ALL the builders and promoters of the Buhari enterprise of falsehood, amnesia, bloodshed and brigandage, and
cause a triumphalist vindication of Dr Goodluck Jonathan. I swear, it is just a matter of time.

courage54:
if actually this woman is a graduate and still speaks like the way she does, that means the Nigeria educational system has been in a bad state since 1914. even more worst between 2012 till date. LIKE HUSBAND LIKE WIFE

and your english says a lot that your are a product of such system.

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shopisky: I asked questions and i expect that as a more enlightened individual on d issue at hand, u give us more insight. Wat is ASUU holdings all about, and why was the initial N100billion plan jettisoned. Did CJN sign the agreement as ASUU ealier mandated? U said a lecturers job is reseach, so was it called ASUU strike. Pls check d meaning of strike in ur dictionary. Wat does the 'no work no pay rule' say about strikes exceeding 3 months. Pls inform us. Btw, if i had not made my research, how would i know about all this. The fact remains ASUU were forced to call off. Dont forget many schools had even pulled out and started lectures as a result of d govt order.

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paulostical2004: Fellow comrade, you have said it all. I would alwayz remeber our slogan which says: "united we bargain, divided we beg".

Thanks my fellow comrade. The battle had been won and the losers had been put to shame. We don't need public sympathy to make d change happen. Is only a matter of time dt d people will realise the relevance of our struggle.

shopisky: Rubbish, fg's threat to ASUU forced them to call of within a week. Or did CJN sign any document? Dont deceive anyone abeg, and if u say ASUU not interested in the money, why was d initial 100billion with Suswan commitee rejected and wat is ASUU HOLDINGS all about? i doubt u were even a lecturer.

Did u read dt write up at all? If u doubt d issues raise them do ur own research

Ufot wrote

Now that the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) has finally inflicted a mortal defeat on ALL its
opponents during the five month epic struggle, I hope
that the right lessons have been learnt by all of them.
It took five months of unsuccessful lies, blackmail and
pussyfooting by the Federal Government, as well as
ignorant, envy/inferiority complex induced and tribally
motivated attacks by sections of the populace
including 'students', and a corresponding resoluteness
from ASUU members for the Federal Government to
finally come round to doing precisely what ASUU
demanded all along. But a more fundamental result of
this strike is in the way in which it has exposed the
epidemic of ignorance that is prevalent among not just
most members of the Nigerian public but also
Government officials about the university system in
Nigeria. It is shocking. It is incredible. It is
unacceptable. First, many Nigerians do not know that
ASUU is not involved at all in the running of the
universities. ASUU is merely a trade union whose duty
is primarily to protect the interest of lecturers in public
universities. The universities are run by those referred
to as the Principal Officers consisting of the Vice
Chancellor, the Registrar, the Bursar and the Librarian,
who are appointed by Government/Council and
confirmed by the Government. Thus, they(Principal
Officers) hold their appointments at the mercy of
Government and Government alone. It is they who
receive, plan, disburse and execute all the funds the
universities receive from the Government including
even the earned allowances which are supposed to
come to academics. ASUU does NOT have any power
over the Principal Officers, and so cannot enquire into
the way in which university funds are managed by
them. In fact, in several cases, ASUU is involved in a
running battle against university authorities over the
way ASUU members are treated by them. Therefore,
when you hear such questions as: 'What has ASUU
done with all the previous funds they have received
from the Government?' you know without a doubt that
this is coming from an irredeemably ignorant coward.
Secondly, Nigerians do not know that, because the job
of a lecturer is, unfortunately, primarily and statutorily
about research rather than teaching (I say
'unfortunately' because I sincerely think that this
policy is wrong), lecturers are promoted mainly on the
basis of their scholarly publications in journals, rather
than classroom teaching. Thus, strike or no strike,
lecturers are still working. Indeed, it is the breather
often provided by these unfortunate strikes that
enables lecturers to vigorously pursue scholarly
publications and attendance at foreign conferences. I
have just concluded a very stressful but highly
cerebral publication procedure for a paper I began four
months ago in a journal in Canada for which the fee
cost me a total of N45,000 including the bank charges.
This, at a time when my salaries for four months have
been withheld by the Federal Government with the
support of some of the same students I am
researching to teach. It is therefore nothing else but
laughable ignorance which drives the Government to
withhold the salaries of academics during strikes even
when it is obvious that lecturers are working harder
than ever during such strikes. And it is ONLY pure and
inelegant malice which drives some members of the
public to support such needlessly iniquitous
Government policy. Finally, this victory by ASUU over
the forces of retrogression, cowardice and tribalism
among the populace must force the likes of the Abuja
'market women', Yinka Gbadebo and his 'students',
Senate President David Mark, Catholic Archbishop
Ignatius Kaigama of Jos Diocese and the rest of the
anti-ASUU tribal/regional warriors on social media to
bury their heads in shame. These people by their anti-
ASUU posturing demonstrated without a doubt that
they are totally ignorant of the critical issues in the
dialectics of struggle and governance as it relates to
ASUU. Henceforth, they should hold their peace
because all discourse about ASUU and the university
system is assuredly beyond them. Last week, at Festus
Iyayi's funeral service in UNIBEN, the officiating Priest
even had the effrontery to advise ASUU to call off the
strike without advising the Government to fulfil its
own responsibility on the matter, so that, according to
him, the Government would not defeat ASUU. Yet
these are the same people eulogising late Nelson
Mandela for his unswerving courage in the relentless
struggle against Apartheid. Fellow compatriots, recall
that virtually all my essays on this strike ended with
the maxim: 'THE HOTTER THE BATTLE, THE SWEETER
THE VICTORY!' Who can dispute this now?

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Loyal
If you slap a guy and he
vomit #1000 Note
And you slap him again and he vomit
#2000,
You slap
again and he vomit
#3000. . . .
What will you do?
A. Run away
B. Continue slaping him
C. Pick the vomited money
D. Report to police
E. Beg him
F. Kidnap him
COMMENT

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What have they been doing with previously recovered ones

I can now see the more reasons why ASUU strike should continue. Is unfortunate that majority of naira landers can't even differentiate between honorary doctorate degree and doctor of philosophy. I weep for our educational system. Just not to forget, honorary degree is given to someone that has contributed positively in one way or the other to the society irrespective of whether u are educated or not. It is d choice of the university to give it to anyone she prefers

I will commend this young man too. His write up shows he know what he is doing. He really knows the business. However, I will advise everyone against the use of Asbestos as it is highly carcinogenic I.e it can cause cancer especially lung cancer. I am a graduate of animal science but later went to do a postgraduate study in public health and environment in England and thus had done a lot of research work on asbestos. Though, asbestos has its own benefit due to its insulating nature but d health hazard or risk far at weighs d benefit. I will advise u use aluminium.