₦airaland Forum

keyzid:
For crying out loud, this man is damn too old to start bearing the task meant for 2 or more people. You are the President, you still wanna play the petroleum minister role. That's insane. Appoint somebody pls and face other things.

ifeelgood:
You can't distract Buhari with your insatiable desires.

Google63:
.Sigidi.. Oh Mogidi. When will you leave Buhari alone and save yourself from unnecessary heart attack. Is he the cause of all your woes and troubles?

ajayiopy:
Nigeria is not worth dying for, so unfortunate

Wildrage:
He ceases to be a private citizen the day he became our president elect, he now lives in a house built and maintained at tax payers expense, his security is now the responsibility of the state so he should stop behaving like a carefree nomad

GboyegaD:
Why sectoral politics? Why not see it as a time to develop the Nation?

mandozhero:
GMB is gradually bringing in his people from Niger in the name of Nigerians as probably as promised during election.
I am thinking on the kind of school or work Nigerians will be doing in Niger.
Tomorrow Nigerians might equally return from Chad.

ElFenomeno1:
A bloody coward. Nothing more. Nothing heroic about Odimegwu

splashbaby:
Recently I was discussing the role many prominent Igbos played in helping GMB to the presidency and many never believed they did much.

1. Fr. Mbaka: The voice from the pulpit aimed several serial political attacks at GEJ with wreckless abandon. His abbatoir was the adoration ground that had earlier anointed the wife of the president in an elaborate program...but within weeks he was his biggest critic. His sermon were laced with anything ANTI-GEJ.

Father Mbaka was a constant torn the GEJ's never got an answer to silent him. Was he working for the APC or was He under the influence of the holy spirit as he claimed? Only time will tell. Watch him talk below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UR5g69sx9E

2. Oby Ezekwesili: The former minister took the #bringbackourgirls crusade to a new height. A constant nuisance depleting the rank and file of the GEJ government's lilly liver fight against the dreaded Boko Haram sects. Locally and internationally, she highlighted all that was wrong with the GEJ's regime.

The height of her campaign was laying siege at the national assembly. Many believed that her campaign was bore out of political sentiment than sincere concern for the kidnapped girls. However she never missed any opportunity to rub on the failure of the GEJ's government whenever she speaks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2pMxHCNavY

3. Rochas Okorocha: This is the real deal for the Igbos. A flawless orator and the new face of the Igbo nation. He was the lonely voice of the APC in the East...this was a man who had been members of almost all the major political parties in Nigeria, from APGA to ANPP, AA to PDP and now APC. He stood firm in the face of adversity as the PDP threw their weight unhindered in the South East. He was the strongest APC henchman in the East that gave them public appeal as a true National party. He may one day rule Nigeria if his kinsmen rally round him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd0ufl9aPKs

4. Ogbonnaya Onu: A political arrow head of the APC, He was a key factor in the creation of the APC. The only authentic address the APC his in the east is the home of the former governor, a loyal leader that Buhari and co holds in high esteem. He was involved in many of the failed battles in the east to garner support for Buhari during the election.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTKcm3S4Sqk

5. Dr Chris Ngige: A former governor and a progressive to the core...many of his political battles are well documented with sometimes too weird to fathom, but his role as the APC foot soldier from the east provided the necessary arsenal the APC needed to dislodge the ethnic/religious tanthrum the PDP threw at them... He was a stabilsing factor from the east doing the mop up whenever Lai Mohammed releases his missles.

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

6. Charles Soludo's: last ditch effort to rubbish the economic power house of the GEJ's administration led by Ngozi Iweala was a terrible punch below the belt. It was a destraction they never expected. He charged GEJ for leadership failure and enumerated on many political and economic indices bothering on sustained systematic corruption leveled against the government. He challenged the defacto prime minister Ngozi Iweala to an economic debate that never materialised.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PagyuS6Q6OY

Rexxie:
fish brain analysis,big fish brain.

midolian:
Abeg make this "Hero" just leave matter for market women..

Is he now saying the low scores recorded for Buhari in the S/S and S/E is a deserved one? Elections in Nigeria has always favored who rigged it best buh this time, with the introduction of card reader and PVC(which clipped the wings of the rulingrigging party), to a very large extent, it(Election) has favored the choice of the masses...And hence, the emergence of General Muhammadu Buhari

msmon:
He'll if only he has another four year to hand over. SNAIL!

If Nigeria is terror-free on/before May 29, I will walk on Ogun river bare footed. Trust me!

Hollawaley:
You are A Simple Bad belle. Screw you b.itch

Pedagogue: I've always said it,there is nothing called NANS anymore!

They can give 14 days ultimatum to FG because of Amaechi but they can't even hold a strong rally against ASUU strike!!!

If the umbrella association of students in the country is being controlled by money grabbers and vision less youths,where lies the future of the country?

alienvirus: Any pic pls?

Misterpaul: From a distance, the world looks so small and peaceful...This show s how God is watching us from a distance!.

stildude: Let's expose who are the real hirelings here. A quick scan of most of anti -PEJ respondents profile's revealed a lot.
Hassman : 1 post, and it was a reply and targeted at PEJ
Ptolomes: 12 posts, 1st post on current topic
Amasu: 4 posts, 3 of them on PEJ 1 deleted and all 3 are replies.
Abikubu: 3 posts, 1st and 2d post on pej, all posts are replies.
Danpatrick: 2 posts both on PEJ, both replies
Tundamartin: 3 posts, 1st on topic responding to me.
Adeogunshia: 3 posts, all on politics and all concerning the Goodlucks.

From these statistics, it is very obvious that most of you are not intelligent enough to come up with your own fresh opinion. Always replying to other people's opinion,that also make you pessimistic and negative critics. It also shows that likely more than 3 handles are used by one person. which means, you are duplicating IDs with most likely the intention to sway public opinion for your paymasters. well, I will tell you this. I have been here a little longer than you and can tell you that the game of numbers on Nairaland does nothing to affect the majority of real Nigeria. Check out previous threads on the last pre -presidential election debate on this forum, and also the missing child in winners chapel. Though a lot of noise was made here, in the final outcome, the unbiased truth prevailed and haters were once again losers.
As for me, I am not a member of any party. not from rivers state, not a member of vikings or seadogs, and earns a decent living by the grace of God from profession. So who is the real hirelings here? I think that is obvious now.

livingday:
If you live in the past then there can be no future for you. Admittedly, if mistakes were made under Obasanjo and Yar'adua that does not mean they should continue under a new leader. For your information, there is nothing like the 'Office of the First Lady of Nigeria' under the constitution. So stop defending the 'indefensible'. PEJ is crass, drunk with power and a stark stain on both her weak husband and weaker Nigeria under his misrule!

POTUT: I disagree with Joe Igbokwe.

These kind of men tempt me to label mankind as a brand of hypocrisy.

I am really appalled by our intractable first lady's machinations, however, in response to Joe Igbokwe, I must state that PEJ has introduced nothing new in this continuum of abuse of power by incumbent Presidents, Governors and their wives.

I have always pointed out that in the times we live, situations seem more dire, actions appear to be more widespread, effects seem more impactful on our psyche all because of the internet and information super highway.

Have we forgotten all those sudden removal of military sole administrators without explanation or reason? Can we ever know the source of the intrigues that characterized so many regime changes and power play right from the IBB regime (he started this subtle inclusion of office of first lady into our national consciousness).
We become aware of situations today almost at the speed of light. If this Rivers saga had happened under IBB, assuming it was a democracy, only a handful of Nigerians would have heard about it one month later.

My point is, let us drop this hyper hypocrisy. Everyone we have ever elected since IBB's transition program has indulged his wife in one scheme of abuse of power or the other at all levels of the executive. What we ought to do as citizens of Nigeria is to this modern tool of information (internet and social media) to build our electoral character, take hold of our full powers to recall elected individuals or reject them in subsequent rounds of elections...not to spread hypocrisy.

onitshaigbo: Nigeria really had good chances to score in both the Uruguay game and the Spain game. They just couldn't finish.

I'm confident that we'll do much better next year in the World Cup.