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funnyx: Personal attack is distasteful but really do no damage, people can say what they like in the end it takes nothing away from the president however, replying every personal attacks is petty and not presidential.The only part of your post that makes sense is "Personal attacks are distasteful". The rest is just blah blah blah. Are you a psychologist? Personal attacks on the president are damaging - to the image of the country, for one; furthermore, they are damaging to the individual (i.e. the president himself). It could be seen as bullying, against which there are laws in the Western world. People have been known to commit suicide due to being bullied excessively online. ![]() |
agbameta: But you can not dictate to people what to and not say.You do know that I used the word "suggest" it's different from dictate. |
funnyx: Your argument is juvenile and ridiculous, so being a president means you're the smartest person in the country?I never said you should keep quiet. Did you not read my post?? I suggested that constructive criticism should be offered, instead of personal attacks and insults. |
There is nothing wrong in criticising your president if it's constructive criticism. Personal attacks and insults towards the president is silly because it reflects on you. If you say that your president is a ninny, what will people think of you? If you are someone led by a daft person, making decisions that affect your life, then who are you? ![]() I know some people will come on here and try to justify their stupidity, saying that this is done in other parts of the world. Well, just because this is done in the Western world, does this make it right? Why must Nigeria copy the worst parts of Western culture, and not the best parts, e.g. technological advancement? And by the way, even in the U.S., insulting your president is frowned upon. I wouldn't be surprised if many of those insulting their leader are psychotic/mentally ill. Just my opinion. |
Nice one! I would like to take them out for a treat, if I ever meet them. ![]() |
redstar100: if president fit gave me the contract to silent all his enemiesThe thing pain you reach like that? ![]() |
Look at the smile in Oge's face, it's as if she knows what is in my mind. ![]() |
Maimx: El Rufa'I Is Not Mad!Ok I get it, he is just someone that loves to retweet nonsense. |
Tranny alert, she looks like a man. ![]() |
Suljosh: No! Your english is. *Laughs* I'm with El-rufai on this one.[quote author= polio]No he is not mad ... He may not have gone about things the right way but he is absolutely spot on in retweeting perfectly describes the dunce in Aso Rock. It is also safe to conclude here that you are the mad one! Dare me[/quote]..and who are these funny imbecilic goats? ![]() |
omenka: Calling a spade a spade is the truth. All what the president has been doing so far in his admin validates el Rufai's statement.Insulting the president like this is taking things too far, It's as if he has a personal grudge against him. |
donphilopus: Blame that on Aiyedun...Ok I take it back. |
donphilopus: No, he's not, your president is the mad manOk, your opinion is noted. NEXT! omenka: What is "mad" about telling the truth?So insulting the president is the truth? diplomacy is one of the qualities of a good politician. El-rufai do not comprehend that. |
Is El-rufai Mad? |
kingoflag: Nigerian Politicians ---1st Republic, 2nd, 3rd and 4th have been worse than all the Military Govt put together.What is your definition of worst in the Nigerian context? |
I would love to see this product in use. |
danot1030: u ar delusion, i hav ghanians friends and they ar eager 2 leav ghana.The illusion of a corrupt free Ghana is something that I support and propagate myself because I believe it may help naija. ![]() |
egift: I disagree.It was the first intervention or participation of the military particularly the army in politics that lead to the civil war. what about human right violation that they see as normal!? military rule is also not good for the military itself. Think about it will you. ![]() |
I see 8 faces but count 7, cos the reflection of my face on the monitor is irrelevant. ![]() |
[quote author=O.T.I.S]with all due respect Mr. president, the only difference between polithiefcians & military is the attire.[/quote]You are wrong, politicians are a lesser evil than the military. Think about it a little. ![]() |
ckkris: Of what? No Traditional Ruler in Nigeria will ever call for revolution. The one naive C K Nzogwu started, has produced more corrupt generals than the CIVILIAN POLITICIANS he called ten-percenters. National Conference may provide the handle on these intractable issues. There's hope. Ghana must learn from Nigeria now, same as Nkruma learnt from Zik.I believe that Africa needs a role model. If Ghana is as corrupt as this article claims, then Africa is hopeless. ![]() |
The food, best in the world. ![]() |
I'm scared! |
homesteady: Yvonne jegede should call her - "ugly big fool"More like pretty tall fool. ![]() |
[size=28pt]We are the champions of the world.[/size]No time for losers. ![]() |
Gabriel6: na her body guard be dat o Before nkor no be bodyguard dey enjoy pass!? ![]() |
shwo! two peeps dey romance you dey there dey say na mistake. ![]() |
anulaxad: I believe Nigeria should be first out of all failed states,now before the abuse let me explain why.You forget about human resources, Nigeria is the most exploited of all African Nations. Most of the trance Atlantic slaves were from naija. Do you know how many Naija men were lost in the world wars and Burma war? Lets not talk about oil and gas. |
This just shows that Ghanaians are "Learners" when it comes to thief thief, that is a good thing tho. $1m? ![]() |
donem: Who's Yvonne Jegede? All d same who ever she is she sounds like the attention seeker in my opinion.Yvonne Jegede was the African Queen and girl of our dreams "about" ten years ago. She is also a very good actress. ![]() |
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