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SalamRushdie:The good man you are talking about was chosen against all odds by the so called certificate fraud, age cheat and sectarianist. It is the so called that set the tone for this admin. The good man is a simple extension of the so called certificate cheat and if you know governance and economics, you should then know the good man could never, in our wildest imagination, achieved the reversal of trade deficit in 2 months without the structure been in place. And, remember, we are talking of Q4, 2016 statistics, not Q1, 2017. So let us face facts instead of living fallacies, we should give glory and honor to whom is due. The buck stops at the table of the so called certificate cheat for everything that happens during the next 4 years at the federal level. |
SalamRushdie:It is a surprise how support of a former ineffective stealing government can block and render the thinking faculty of Nigerians to functionless mushroom. The write up says we have positive net trade balance and you can only see wicked rule of Buhari in that? So you would rather we continue the trend of negative net trade balance that brought nation to this state of comatose under the previous administration. Maybe the subject is too econo scientifical for you to understand. It simply means we are selling more than we are buying - that is called savings. If we continue the trend of buying more that selling as we were doing in the past, we will get deeper into the mess we are in now. Do you understand? Comprenez vous? No comprende? And, talking about 2019, it is the impatience of people like you that is heating up the polity of this nation and holding the country back. The nation voted for a government for 4 years, less than 2 years into the 4 year term you are expecting magic. You simply don't understand that to correct the mess we are in will take more than 4 years. All you need to now is to watch the indices and see if it is trending in the right direction. When the trend is given to you, you ignore the statistics and you are quoting irrelevant bible verses. Go and check this for a fact, it took Obama almost 8 years to revive the economy of US from the impact of 1996 Depression. During that period many Americans lost there jobs, lost their homes and became destitudes in their homeland. Once they saw the indices under Obama were trending in the right directions, they persevered and continue to support the government programs (though it was hurting them then). Today they are back to what America used to be. Nigerians are totally opposite of these people, we are always looking for immediate gratifications. That is why many fall Ponzi schemes (recent MMM, Nospetco and Umana-Umana in the past) and many are involved in so many shady deals and all ritualistic misadventures. That is why many will support thieves who are stealing their future and future of their children blind because of peanuts these politicians will dole out to them. The implications of these is skewed distribution of our commowealth, that is why majority are in this abject state of penury while a few stacked up millions if not billions of dollars in their account. You can imagine one person hiding about $9.7m in ramshackle in Kaduna, just imagine how many mouths that kind of money will feed if properly invested for the common good. That is just one tiny tip of the iceberg. Think of these facts and decide your way forward. I decided mine and I know you can guess it. |
Ngokafor:We both agreed ALL POLITICIANS are THIEVES. Then the options facing us is between a group of politicians that is led by someone who says "Stealing is not corruption" and the other group who is led by someone who says "I will fight corruption with all I have" and he is doing so, be it one sided as you allude (I do not agree to that though - Andrew Yakubu is not a PDP man so are many others). Dasuki is in jail and he is singing like a bird as we talk. And all he is saying is he got orders from GEJ to disburse our commonwealth like ATM machine that does not require card or pin. The money he singularly disbursed was meant to fight Boko Harram (a group that PMB government has now fought to almost non-existence) Check you facts, International Community is in full support of this government fight against corruption. I am not in support of either APC or PDP, but the choice is your between the two groups of leadership of the two parties. |
[quote author=MrSocrate post=54095197][/quote]Your comment is not unexpected knowing we have abundant paid agents, family members, friends and beneficiaries of "stealing is not corruption" on the social media. Either way, we have a new sheriff in town. His name is PMB. All your wailing won't change that. |
MrSocrate:Why can't you for a minute move away from seeing things in coloration of political parties, and see that these thieves whether in APC or PDP are stealing your future and future of your children blind. The only reason you might not agree with me is either you part of the thieves, you have benefitted, still benefitting from the stealing or you are completely stupid. |
CROWNWEALTH019:What more wisdom is greater than this statement. Take it as gospel truth, truly, truly I say unto thee, you will see different shades of Fayose and hear different tunes him before the end of this year. This is just the beginning. Take from someone who knows Fayose from his exploits in student union politics at Federal Poly, Ilaro. He is no different from Omisore - they are both Bullies and Cowards. |
ddippset:Thank you my brother. I can bet Fayose will start singing a different tune before the end of this year. Remember, he was the first PDP governor to congratulate PMB. All the noise he is making now was because he was rebuffed by PMB and APC. He will soon start begging and singing praises of PMB towards the end of his tenure to protect his ass because he is going to loose the protection he is enjoying now. I will remind you when the change of tune starts. Take it from somebody that knows Fayose from his days as a student of Federal Poly, Illaro. |
SWG25:Do you know the definition of a city at all? And, do you know the difference between a town and a city? |
nabegibeg:At least the Northern Followership are exposing and shaming the corrupt thieves within their Leadership. What is happening with the Followership of the South-South and West? Celebrating and Protecting the thieves within their Leadership. A good and unfortunate examples are the cases of Ibori and Tompolo in South-South and Bode George in the West. The begging question is who were leading the country in the recent time when the northerners were stealing? OBJ (West) and GEJ (South-South). How can you then shamelessly call the Northerners "corrupt people ever liveth"? How much was found in PEJ's acct? $15m and still searching. How much in Deziani acct? $153m and still searching. How much with GEJ's cousin? How much with the NIMASA guy? How much with Tompolo? the list can go on and on. You should learn to engage your brain before making tribalistic comments that are not based on facts. By the way, for your records, I am a Yoruba man (an Afonja as labeled on Nairaland), so you know I am not coming from the point of tribalistic colorations. |
seunmsg:I totally agree with you. |
Sodijan:Who are the 'they'? The 'they' to the best of my knowledge is Seun himself. It is either he is mentally unbalanced or he has a death wish from all the stories about him in the news. |
Buhari4dullard:Are you sure of your statement or you are quoting a report? We should, as a responsible member of the society, desist from quoting hearsays as categorical statements thus making them look statements of facts. That is called lying in a court of law, and, it is the height of irresponsibility. Your statement should have been "No be Buhari them say bribe person over ein certificate?" |
JamieBlog:It is a shame that the dead guy was greedy enough to invest in MMM, but it is a tragedy that he killed himself. No matter what, nothing should be bigger than life because when there is life, there is hope. Now for the guy, it is judgment at the court of Baba God. RIP to the dead, God will grant the family and would-have-been-wife the strength and fortitude to bear the loss. |
iykofias:I did not mean to say YOU compared Fayose with Ojukwu. I was just backing your submission that there is no way to compare the two. It is like comparing SLEEP and DEATH. |
ebosie11:Ole, akotileta, omo alaileko jatijati, you will be in the prison from late 2018 till earliest 2023 when Buhari will leave the presidency. Anybody want to take a bet on this assertion? |
iykofias:It is highly demeaning to compare an "attention seeking thief" to the Great Odimegu Ojukwu that led a war against Nigerian military might supported by Britian and held his ground for close to 3 years. Let's wait and see how fearless Fayose will be in 2018 after he would have lost the immunity he is enjoying now. |
informant001:I can only see 2 dead persons. |
innoken:Knowing Bash Ali's antics in the past, I can say it is highly plausible that he can block the door to the minister's office. The word is HIGHLY PLAUSIBLE. The guys is just an attention seeker like Fayose. If he wants to fight (commit suicide or a perform comedy in the ring) at 60, must he be sponsored by Government? Abeg, somebody should help attached the picture of Jacob Zuma with his fingers denoting 5&6 for Bash Ali and Fayose. |
Ajewealth123:I agree with you, the guy is a complete mumu. He must be one those "flies that follow dead body enter grave" Another 100k down the drain - langa throat. |
izzou:You need to explain with did not add up. |
Pavore9:Truly, truly, I say unto thee, no politician can steal a dime expect with the help of Civil Servants. Let it be known that Civil Servants are the Chief Facilitators of Stealing and they are also the Pen-Robbers in Chief. |
madridguy:God will bless you beyond your imagination for reemphasing these facts to Nigerians. We seem to have unbelievable short memories and we are now blaming wrong people for our predicaments. |
PassingShot:Thank you and God bless you for this your wonderful input. The way some Nigerians think as seen in their comments is unbelievable. I think the cells of their brain go to state of comatose when it comes to politico-tribal issues. |
herzernBABA:God bless you. I am of same sentiment. You have my 1000 likes. |
passyhansome:The poster on bad leadership is wrong. Before Bad Leadership, there must be Bad Followership. The flow is Bad Followership to Bad Leadership to Corruption to More Bad and Pulverized Followership. It is a vicious circle. It takes a great and determined Leadership to break the circle. We the Followership always like exonerate ourselves from the problem of Nigeria. The truth is we deserve what we get. QED. |
lilytender:I totally support your advise. Egbesu People, it is time for bombing and destruction your facilities and pollution of your lands and waters while Lagos/Ogun/Ondo will continue to explore oil, Dangote will continue refining the same oil in Lagos, North will continue to refine oil from Sudan. Bunch of senseless idiots that will destroy their facilities to support those who stole them blind. |
odogwubiafra:Are you God that will determine when a human benign will die? You must be one of those thoughtless, tribalistically beclouded thieves that are aiming to destabilized the government with the main purpose of stop the war on corruption. Even if PMB dies now (God forbid), we have a VP that will continue the fight against corruption. Keep on wishing, "Ole omo nna" |
maxisaso:The "omo ale", "ole", "akotileta" FKK is just looking for relevance. What trouble is Nigeria in because PMB extends his holidays on health ground? We have a system that says in the absence of President, the Vice President takes over. Even if the President should die now (God forbid), the Vice President takes over. So tell me what trouble is Nigeria in? Omo-ale jatijati, go and return all our money you stole. Kuje is waiting for you. |
mary001:I do not believe in forced breakup of Nigeria. The truth is when we stop fighting the north, the fight will shift to between the major tribes (Igbo vs Yoruba, Yoruba vs Ijaw, Igbo vs Ijaw etc). After then, it will be minor languages (Kalabari vs Ikwuere, Efik vs Ibibio, Urobo vs Isoko Egba vs Ijebu, Awori vs Yewa etc). How far will go with the breakup? I think there is huge strength and advantages in our diversity. We just need to manage and harness these advantages and build on the strength doing things that build trust in each other. If we decide to breakup for whatever reasons, it has to be peaceful because we have so interwoven. I know many people that have married across the divides. I know Youbas who are married to Igbos and vice versa, there Igbos who are married to Hausas and vice versa and there are also Hausas who are married to Yourbas and so on and so on. How do we manage that if the breakup is not peaceful. |
henrydadon:You are entitled to vote for anybody of your choice. I voted for Buhari because I believed and still believe he was the better of the two main contestants. I will still vote for him if I am given the same options. The only thing that will change that is if I see a better candidate (somebody in the mold of Peter Obi). But the truth is, it will be very difficult for somebody in that mold to get there because of corruption of you and I - we always select the highest bidder, someone who can dash out the biggest amount from the ward levels to the presidential primaries. But comment was not addressing the person we voted for. It was addressing what will change our situation in Nigeria. If we do not become responsible citizens, even if we have 10 Obamas or 10 Obis ruling us, our situation will simply not change. We hurt ourselves more that our leaders hurt us. We will cheat and break laws at the slightest opportunity, why are we expecting anything different from our Leaders with all the opportunity at their disposal? |
Talk2Bella:You need to follow "investigation Discovery" program "Evil lives here". You will be shocked by the stories of children raised within excellent environment but with evil mind. They were born with lack of empathy - that was one father describe what he noticed in his child right from early age. |
henrydadon:I lost hope in Nigeria and Nigerians long time ago when Bode George completed his prison term and was released. I happened to be around Kirikiri area that day. I saw a trailer loaded with musical instruments and crowd of people that were there to welcome him and celebrate his release. I also watched the 'thanksgiving service' on tv and was shocked by array of political leaders that attended the service. So, I am not one bit shocked that Nigerians are now welcoming and celebrating Ibori. Very soon, he (Ibori) will be controlling the politics of Delta state and will continue his stealing by proxy just like Bode George is doing in Lagos. It is just a shame of the highest order. I do not foresee any change in our political terrains and our situation in Nigeria with the kind of morally corrupt 'Followership' we have. A wise saying in political science said 'in a democratic dispensation, the Followership deserves the Leadership they get' The unfortunate part of the story is that we the Followership do not recognize that we are the architect of our 'sufferations'. We keep on blaming the Leadership. In the recent years I can not remember any government we have not blamed. If Obama is brought to rule Nigeria, we will celebrate in the beginning, but after 3 months we will be back to status quo because he will not be able to perform miracles we will be expecting. Remember how we all celebrated Buhari when he was elected. When the reality dawned on us that he will not lie to us and he can not perform miracles, our music suddenly changed. I am sure the same will repeated itself when Buhari completes his tenure. The revolution we need is simple, let us be a 'responsible citizen' of Nigeria. I can bet you majority of us are not responsible citizens of Nigeria and we are the ones failing ourselves. That is the change (revolution) we need. |
...Selective justice to play to the gallery is no justice...That is the point.
