₦airaland Forum

theenchanter:
kindly refer me to where he called for change of administration or forever shut it.

Why do you think he's being dragged in the media? You think it's about the criticism?

Racoon:
Is Fr.Matthew Kukah the first person to condemn the bigoted, clannish and nepotic president over his ethno-religious administration of this nation? What about even the well known bigot-Junaid Mohammed, Sheik Gumi, Col Umar Dangiwa(rtd)

The backlash wasn't even about criticism and all of you know it. Kukah has been losing his mind since the very first day Buhari was sworn in and he didn't hide it. But subtly calling for coup is a new low for him.

privaldo:
Matthew Kukah is of more importance to the populace than GMB. Tell GMB to arrest Kukah, and watch his government fall apart not even Muslim faithful around the world will save him.

Kukah is nothing but a ranter. People like him under the religion to vent their hatred, having known well that many gullible religious enthusiasts like you wouldn't spot the difference between patriotism and personal grunts.

yarimo:
Mtceeew so bishop kukah is now above the law ?

Kukah misses free money, national cake. It's a pity wailers mistake that for patriotism. Patriots don't call for coup just because they don't like the man in charge. Kukah, a bitter sore loser

AmazonTopaz:
He said you should name one or enlighten him.

Why are you dodging the question or just blabbing on what account will they even be charged?

Farki:
If there are tons in the constitution why don't you name one?

Like I said, you can join him to find out. Wouldn't it better that way, you and him doing it in front of your dads and mums?
BTW: you're mad for the blabbing part.

Why would you guys even think that there's no law against immorality in the first place? To even think that surprises me, honestly.

“In the same vein, section 231 of the Criminal Code Act which is a Federal law and applicable in states other than the northern states where Penal Code is applicable also make Indecent Acts punishable"

“Section 134 (a) Criminal Law of Lagos State 2015 prohibits any indecent act in any public place without lawful excuse. The law holds that such a person is liable on conviction to 2 years imprisonment,” said Chike Oti, Lagos State police spokesman.

“Section 136 of the Criminal Law of Lagos state, 2015 provides that any person who commits any act of gross indecency with another person in public commits an offence and liable on conviction to 3 years imprisonment.
“It must be noted that section 134 which deals with offences against morality particularly section 134 (a) have it that indecent act in a public place makes both parties engaging in the act liable to imprisonment for 2 years.

And may be one of you will still try to say that having sex in the public is not immorality. Lol

Farki:
Mention the law saying having sex in a group is illegal. In Germany you can walk nude at the beach if that satisfies your question. Yes you can gather in mass, it didn't stop people from going to the mosque, holding Eid celebrations or holding political rallies all through the year.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_social_nudity_places_in_Europe

I'm still waiting for the law that says you can arrest people for having sex in Nigeria.

Try it, only then you will realise that are tons of sections in the constitution which can be used to haul your ass into the prison

I don't know why any sane person would want PDP back, ordinary fuel scarcity problem, these unfortunate human beings couldn't address it for 16 years! Sharing of 2.1 billion dollars earmarked for security among themselves.

Racoon post=97544934 :
Although PDP appears to be the lesser evil of all ever seen but the first definitive step in trying to solve the myriads of problems bedevilling Nigeria is restructuring or total disintegration via a sovereign national assembly or conference.

Alternatively, let a referendum be conducted by its citizens under the watch of the AU, UN or other relevant world bodies though it is know that many of them may not like a Nigeria breakup as it happened in 1966 for them to continue their own exploitation too.

Nigerian does not need any PDP, APC, APGA any more but a definitive correction of the structural, economic, political, and even the geographical imbalance this nation is sitting upon.The regions should determine how they want their government to be(premiers, regional HOA, ministers, Mayors etc)

Then let the regions start the process of nation building @ their own pace employing their regional human and national resources while contributing a certain agreed quota to the centre.

Someone needs to refresh your memory. Did you witness what is in that picture below for 16 years or you were too young at the time to remember?

Farki:
But did they break the law?

Mention any country where you can organise sex party, both indoor and outdoor. Any country that allows people to walk the streets nude, according to the poster? Are people even allowed to gather in mass right now? Do you care to tell us when our law gave you right to have sex in the public m

tomiadepojs:
Did they break the law in anyway?

I guess they can use your father's house then. Only God knows how some of you were raised!

theenchanter:
The Emir of sokoto complained about Buhari; no problem, Northern elders forum complained about Buhari; This idiot was deaf and dumb, Gumi complained about Buhari's incompetence, Arewarians were not to be found.....

Kukah spoke d truth to power, now some idiots are twisting his narrative and making mountains out of molehill.

Old silly Kukah subtly called for a violent change of administration. Is that your truth and your fellow wailers? The same man who was insulting people who were criticising Jonathan's administration.

THIS IS WHAT THE PDP BISHOP SAID IN 2014 WHEN FREE MONEY WAS STILL COMING IN... Hypocrisy!

IT IS TIME WE SPEAK HONESTLY TO OURSELVES - BISHOP KUKAH IN 2014

“Nigerians love to criticize their country perhaps far more than any nation I know of in the world. Yes, we have all earned the right to be cynical and even contemptible about the way we have been governed, and about how the resources of our nation have been frittered away mindlessly.

I am even more amused by the criticisms of some of our brethren in the Diaspora especially those who think that simply being abroad has set them apart from their fellow countrymen and women, those who believe that those of us who are here are so because we are not good enough to be abroad.

...It is about time we took off the gloves and speak honestly to ourselves about our future as a country, our mistakes, our fears, anxieties and deep hope. We are not the worst people on earth nor is our country the worst piece of God’s real estate. We have to seize this narrative and re-define ourselves...

The measure of the greatness of a people or even individuals is based on how or where they stand in moments of trials and tribulations. Nigeria is going through such a phase now. Since the outbreak of the tragedy that is Boko Haram, one has seen another side of our citizens that is quite tragic. Rather than trying to stand together to rise beyond this in hope together, I find some of my fellow citizens creating more confusion and using the insurgency as weapons of politics.

...The President and the security agencies have become the objects of attacks and vilification and yet, there is very little that is being done to point at the way forward. I know that as day follows night, we shall pull out of this tragedy that we face as a nation. But the least we can do is to stand in the comforts of highways and homes that someone else constructed and thrown stones at ourselves and our people simply because we are living off someone else’s sweat.”

Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah speaking at a lecture organized by the members of the Pyrates Confraternity to mark the 80th Birthday anniversary of Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka in 2014."

Like I said earlier, Kukah is a very silly, bitter, old fool. He refused to move on. Gullible ones think he's their hero that says the truth while all he does is to ignite unrest, cause chaos

nameo:
What is your point, Mr man? Plzz tell me your point so i can respond to it? I only hope you umderstand what GDP means before that

I asked you to provide me a single economic index where there has an inprovemet since Buhari became President. Abi isnt "crude oil" that also caused that too

You should have asked IMF why we're still on top despite oil glut

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CSTRR:
Clown.
The oil sector does not account for the bulk of our GDP.

Crude oil, crude oil crude oil.
See your mouth like crude oil.

It was crude oil that asked Buhari to close border fie a year degrading our supply chains and creating unprecedented inflation since 1999?

It was crude oil that caused Emefiele to misfire with so many back and forth policies that were inimical to our economy?

You are not serious.

Keep blaming crude oil.

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Go and sleep, you have lost it. Don't you see it even from your response?
You dig up 2014 GDP but we told you 2014 GDP was as a result of Oil price boom, not that something spectacular happened in manufacturing sector

nameo:
It is you who is the Ignoramus here. Not the chao you were quoting.

The share of oil and gas in 2014 rebasing was about 9%. It should even be lower than that by now.

The rebasing decreased the share of oil in the GDP of the country, so the high GDP after the rebasing could not have been due to "oil boom": it was due to bringing newer sectors like telecommunications to the calculations and also including income ans expenditure in the computations instead of just production

You guys should stop talking about oil prices. It is silly.

This Govt has retrogressed on every economic index. If it is a lie, i dare you to name just one in which there has been an increase. And that sort of performance isnt due to falling oil prices. Absolutely not

Just subtract 40 dollars from 96 dollars, that gives you 56 dollars on each barrel of crude oil. Multiply that by 2 million barrel being produced per day. Then multiply it by minimum of 340 days.
That gives you the difference between what Jonathan and Buhari made from the crude oil in 2014 and 2020. Yet, we're still on top concerning GDP

CSTRR:
https://www.afdb.org/en/news-and-events/nigeria-becomes-largest-economy-in-africa-with-509-9-billion-gdp-12981

That was as far back as 2014 when buhari was still an aspiring president.

You are like a clown in the midst of sane people.

nameo:
Lolz.... Ignoramus

What is the link of crude oil price and GDP size?
Do you even know the percentage of Oil and Gas to the GDP of Nigeria?

Shift joor

And plzz, do not ever talk of "Buhari economic policy" except you wanna get your finger really burnt

The real clown and ignoramus here are both of you. Tell me the price of crude oil back then and now. That GDP didn't represent real manufacturing and production, just oil boom. Today, the price of crude oil is nothing to write home about but we're still on top. The question you should have asked yourself is, why? Because Buhari's economic policy restricted excessive importation and tried to make Nigerians look inward and produce as much as they could.
Now, if you are really interested in this, let's dig up the contributions from crude oil for both 2014 and 2020. Then take a look at GDP from other sectors excluding oil for both 2014 and 2020. Only then you will realise that you don't know anything about economy

descarado:
If u did simple economics, u shouldn't be rejoicing at all.

There is nothing to rejoice in when those that held you in bondage are praising you.

Who's rejoicing here? All I said was that it doesn't look like what makes guys infest Nairaland threads, simple

nameo:
This has nothing to do with this Govt i.e that we are still the largest economy in Africa.

The current Nigerian GDP size is $422.9billion while it was $510billion in 2014.
That is actually a decrease of almost $90billion under Buhari.

The only reason we are still the biggest is cos other close African countries no try.

So stop praising Buhari. It makes you look very ignorant

What was the price of crude oil in 2014 and now? The fact that we're still on top amidst plummeted oil price means that Buhari economic policy had a positive impact on our GDP.

Losers will not celebrate this, it doesn't represent what they stand for. They are always looking for negative news just to vent their frustration

globalresource:
You are the fool. The evil under Buhari regime will reach you. Buhari asslicker

What type of evil "under Buhari regime" has reached your family? Enemies of the nation!

slimghost:
He wasn’t a fool when he was criticizing Jonathan’s administration? You won’t die well. Take note.

Just like your whole family will die a tragic death.

Bonesking:
Bishop Kukah has been consistent. I remember when he destroyed GEJ’s tenure with criticism. And one thing about him also, is that he provides solutions to what he think is bad.

Like this below, right? The same Kukah who was always acting like Jonathan's step father.

THIS IS WHAT THE PDP BISHOP SAID IN 2014 WHEN FREE MONEY WAS STILL COMING IN... Hypocrisy!

IT IS TIME WE SPEAK HONESTLY TO OURSELVES - BISHOP KUKAH IN 2014

“Nigerians love to criticize their country perhaps far more than any nation I know of in the world. Yes, we have all earned the right to be cynical and even contemptible about the way we have been governed, and about how the resources of our nation have been frittered away mindlessly.

I am even more amused by the criticisms of some of our brethren in the Diaspora especially those who think that simply being abroad has set them apart from their fellow countrymen and women, those who believe that those of us who are here are so because we are not good enough to be abroad.

...It is about time we took off the gloves and speak honestly to ourselves about our future as a country, our mistakes, our fears, anxieties and deep hope. We are not the worst people on earth nor is our country the worst piece of God’s real estate. We have to seize this narrative and re-define ourselves...

The measure of the greatness of a people or even individuals is based on how or where they stand in moments of trials and tribulations. Nigeria is going through such a phase now. Since the outbreak of the tragedy that is Boko Haram, one has seen another side of our citizens that is quite tragic. Rather than trying to stand together to rise beyond this in hope together, I find some of my fellow citizens creating more confusion and using the insurgency as weapons of politics.

...The President and the security agencies have become the objects of attacks and vilification and yet, there is very little that is being done to point at the way forward. I know that as day follows night, we shall pull out of this tragedy that we face as a nation. But the least we can do is to stand in the comforts of highways and homes that someone else constructed and thrown stones at ourselves and our people simply because we are living off someone else’s sweat.”

Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah speaking at a lecture organized by the members of the Pyrates Confraternity to mark the 80th Birthday anniversary of Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka in 2014."

Gabe427:
I have never had any problem with you but no allow me carry your matter
what rubbish I live in sokoto .....I heard Bishop speak a thousand times he is a man of of knowledge and exposure he understands humanity before any other thing sometimes dropping religion aside to pass a message

this is a man who visit governor tambuwal whenever he returns to sokoto first
A man who attends Muslim gatherings as a sign of peace
A man who anytime the Sultan of Sokoto (who I'm sure you at least respect if you don't respect anyone ) calls for a meeting with religious leaders to discuss way forward Bishop shows up if he can or send a rep.

I was once angry and wondered why this man always mix with Muslims

But when I grew up I realised he understood the basics of a society simple put the cassock aside and relate with people around you lead by example and above all love all for they are humans first before hausa or fulani or christians or Muslim.

And Never say shit about Sokoto the most peaceful state in Nigeria keep your media hyping your Maidugari city and kano and hausa fulani babes.

Somebody said that Kukah said what you are going to read below when PDP/Jonathan was in power:

THIS IS WHAT THE PDP BISHOP SAID IN 2014 WHEN FREE MONEY WAS STILL COMING IN... Hypocrisy!

IT IS TIME WE SPEAK HONESTLY TO OURSELVES - BISHOP KUKAH IN 2014

“Nigerians love to criticize their country perhaps far more than any nation I know of in the world. Yes, we have all earned the right to be cynical and even contemptible about the way we have been governed, and about how the resources of our nation have been frittered away mindlessly.

I am even more amused by the criticisms of some of our brethren in the Diaspora especially those who think that simply being abroad has set them apart from their fellow countrymen and women, those who believe that those of us who are here are so because we are not good enough to be abroad.

...It is about time we took off the gloves and speak honestly to ourselves about our future as a country, our mistakes, our fears, anxieties and deep hope. We are not the worst people on earth nor is our country the worst piece of God’s real estate. We have to seize this narrative and re-define ourselves...

The measure of the greatness of a people or even individuals is based on how or where they stand in moments of trials and tribulations. Nigeria is going through such a phase now. Since the outbreak of the tragedy that is Boko Haram, one has seen another side of our citizens that is quite tragic. Rather than trying to stand together to rise beyond this in hope together, I find some of my fellow citizens creating more confusion and using the insurgency as weapons of politics.

...The President and the security agencies have become the objects of attacks and vilification and yet, there is very little that is being done to point at the way forward.
I know that as day follows night, we shall pull out of this tragedy that we face as a nation. But the least we can do is to stand in the comforts of highways and homes that someone else constructed and thrown stones at ourselves and our people simply because we are living off someone else’s sweat.”

Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah speaking at a lecture organized by the members of the Pyrates Confraternity to mark the 80th Birthday anniversary of Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka in 2014."

You didn't of course but just know that you are senseless most times and a typical example of living hate.

DrChukki:
There's a difference between chasing your dreams and pursuing money.

Most times your dreams might not make you rich but if you think that's the avenue you will use to influence your world, then go on with it.

Quitting law profession to become a taxi driver would be okay if you think law won't offer you what it takes to live your dreams.

But if all driving a taxi can offer you is money, then think again.

The choice is yours...

The dream that doesn't put food on the table, pay children's school fees or pay for accommodation is bad dream. Who enjoys poverty?

tolugar:
It’s not love bro.

They are just there while the offer lasts

Now I know those that can stand by me.

Na so my brother. Just pulling your leg. That's what they will tagged you, stingy man. Just because you don't share money. Meanwhile they don't share their money own too and no one tagged them stingy.

Ratedgang:
were they asked to do so when they’re governing the state under APC? Tell me na abeg. It’s too early to insult person abeg. Which one is hypocrite again... nevertheless answer my question.

Lol. Now, they're being asked. Never too late

Coolbreeze1988:
No more freedom of speech, talk and you're to be arrested. Bad government

How would you understand his statement when you don't know know what freedom of speech is? Indirectly calling for coup should have landed him in detention and court if this is not religiously disturbed nation.

Kukah is a fool! He needed attention and he has got one. We don't need to waste energy on a living hate like Kukah

That Kukah man is an old bitter fool. Don't know his problem, even Jonathan had moved on. Pathetic loser

Ratedgang:
Politics of bitterness. You guys should allow democracy to thrive a bit. Your political ambitions aren’t helping Nigerians. Leave Obaseki and Phillip alone and move on. Must you guys govern Edo State?

They're being asked to tender their certificates, how is that difficult to do? Even Buhari showed us the statement of his result from WAEC when you guys refused to "leave" him alone. Now, Obaseki and shaibu should be left alone. Hypocrite

I wonder what Dino is capable of doing most especially if he's arrested alongside Kukah!

lexy2014:
D question is have they given "standard and functioning hospitals to the public"? If they have, why are they traveling out for medical treatment? If ur justification for them traveling out for medical treatment is conditioned upon d provision of "standard and functioning hospitals to the public", how come u are "much more concerned about the non existence of good and operational hospitals"?

Don't give your headache my friend. Firstly, nobody said that they did give public a befitting hospital. At least, Akpabio World class hospital wasn't functioning (not sure it does now). Secondly, they are travelling for medical tourism because they have either public or private money to waste.
Don't we have private world class hospitals in Nigeria? But they just wouldn't want that. It's like you don't understand these people's mentality