₦airaland Forum

Bevista:
I have seen those articles over and over again. There are some constants in them and I want to refer you to them.
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First and foremost, all the articles that reported that statement all quoted from one source - NAN. If PMB was on an open campaign ground in Owerri and made the statement as purported, why were there no other media outfits (print, TV, radio) that had an independent report of its own rather than all of them quoting from NAN.
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Secondly, if you go through the article you posted and all other ones that was written on the matter, you will observe the writer making a claim of what PMB said but not providing a "quote" of his exact words. The only quote attributed to PMB in that article and ALL other similar articles is when he said that it was unacceptable for $1 to be exchanging for N230. How does that statement imply that the president intends to make $1 = N1?
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If you can provide me with any other credible news source not referencing NAN and where PMB's exact words are "quoted", I'll appreciate.

Anticabal:
mr yoruba show us ONE Igbo person that denied that kachiukwu is Igbo when he was appointed. Just One.

dmater:
You are simply lying to expose your dishonesty. The Igbo people never denied their own - Kachikwu as the NNPC boss. It is rather your people who did the denial all over the media for your entertainment.

Check where your problem is emanating from.

kolnel:
Cool
But how possible is this especially in the northern hemisphere ?
Maybe in public places

NakedEve:
I will never inform you of my origins my dear.

PassingShot:
Thinking it through again, I think I now like his unmistaken position on national security and corruption. It's a clear message to all the Dasukis, Kanus and those who may want to act similarly. That's the soldier in PMB and I love him for that.

NakedEve:
Wetin dis one dey yarn?
Mumu. E-diot!
I am sure you have not seen the devastation that happened in my place by the Fulani in MiddleBelt.
My uncle's eyes were plucked out before being killed.

wordcat:
Have you ever believed that someone from Delta is an Igboman by ethnicity?

tuale4u:
U nailed it

luvinhubby:
Stop being fussy, you know that was a typo.

PassingShot:
I support the president on his position abt Kanu. Voicing it out on national tv is what I find unsettling.

FriendChoice:
And if its because of oil, I think the era of our economy defending on crude oil is about to go.

dustmalik:
You must be a child for posting this useless comment. PMB was very straight forward as it concerns Kanu and Dasuki. both of them will rot in jail. and if any persons or group tries to disturb the peace of this country, such persons shall be severely dealt with. Buratai shall deal with any nonsense protest by the IPOD

wordcat:
we will answer but do u agree with the president that Delta is part of Biafra?

BornSad:
Pathetic coming from a statesman. Even if he had a point, I'm sure there are better ways of laying them down.

asorocker:
Look at what someone who was a former president of Nigeria is tweeting.
God help Nigeria. No wonder after all these years no meaningful development even among states that did not witness war, devastating genocide or tremors.

knightsTempler:
I CANNOT HEAR MR BUHARI

The presidential media chat was dry, drab, boring, uninspiring, tasteless and entirely needless!

kings09:
Lobatan . May be he z tinkin of changing u neva can tel

Ishilove:
Do your illest

Gaborone:
My mum just released another one again. She said, "The whole world is watching this nonsense".

Lol.

P.S: My Dad who can cross oceans to watch Presidential chats and broadcasts has gotten up and gone to bed. I've never known him to miss things like this. That's how bad the chat is. #sighs

Ishilove:
News flash: I am not a mod so political correctness can kiss my black ass

TonyeBarcanista:
You have to understand that he's a fulaniman with mother tongue having influence on him. Secondly, he's old. Thirdly, his Education was largely military and he was a combatant. Talk less, act more! Thirdly, his SAs and SSAs need to be fired

obiZEAL:
You can't kill sensitive issues like this by not talking about them, this media chat is about Nigeria and every issue that is presently making headline should be attended to.
Why will they be asking the president about asset declaration at this point, when youths are agitating on the streets of onitsha?
Secondly if they felt it was necessary to ask about the zaria killing shouldn't they speak too about the onitsha killing?
The issue of Biafra is not dead, those who think its is dead are just postponing doomsday.

Ishilove:
And you must be related to the president because I don't understand what the fvck you have posted

jmaine:
The man Kanu has just been elevated to a cult like hero with the emotional outburst of Buhari . . . . . .


Concerning the bold, That is a big fat lie . . . . . .

Ishilove:
Kanu must rot in jail so that innocent Igbo people all over will not be hurt by one babbling, loud mouthed buffoon who could stay in London and endanger Igbos in the country.

Salty prison beans sure pass

Dasuki, Kanu and co, God hands will be heavy on you

PassingShot:
He entered the country illegally. Though not a capital offence but it's one still.
He has treasonable felony charge against him.
Though I don't like the way he answered the question on Kanu.

OgbeifunErom:
From the perspective of IPOB Youths?

That is correct!

God Bless Buhari

God Bless Nigeria!