₦airaland Forum

Nigerians are pretty gullible.
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The INEC system was faulty. Very faulty, that we all know. It is very possible for figures to be inflated. That we all know certainly happened because this election was bound to end in a run-off. I still dont understand how Jonathan got (competitive more than 25%) votes in the North, while Buhari whooped less than 5% votes in the South East/South South.

I would certainly not be fooled once again by a corrupt government.

These idiots are phucking cowards, why dont they go fight their enemies? What did innocent corpers do to them? Are they PDP or INEC dat rigged? Fightings by northerners have always been illogical with lack of cause.

Pennywise:
I dont want to live in a country where Bahari is president. This man is a lunatic possessed by demons. Let him go back to his people for further incitement.  He must enjoy d blood letting of southerners. I pity the southerners who threw away their votes at him.

His dream of leading a democratic Nigeria is forever dashed in his life time. Let him go back up north to start a rebel army.Astute, pious and disciplined man indeed. Complete nonsense and a waste of time. His ambition got the better of him. Things could have been diff if he had stepped down for Ribadu.

You absolutely aren't making sense.  

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=648907.msg8156475#msg8156475 date=1303142081]This violence should not be part of our consequence.

There is no need to blame Buhari, and the North needs to understand how to let go. I guess they'll be missing their biased Govt help.[/quote]I bet u're above 20 years of age with a good know ur country. The aftermath of this election was bound to lead to violence either if Buhari or GEJ wins. Nigeria's sitting on a powderkeg about to explode. If a comment about prophet Mohammed on the newspapers was enough to change the Miss World venue, what do you expect when rumors of election rigged against the north starts spreading?

Pataki:
Nigeria deserves the leader it get. Enough said.

I agree bro. I agree 100%. Get ready to see their stupid leader trade blames on opposition.

dayokanu:
I dont get you.

How is Buhari to blame for the violence and GEJ not to blame for MEND violence?

What is the job of a C-inC if there is breakdown of Law and order?

Maybe GEJ is hoping we would go and pray so that rioters come to confess

I wonder. Has Buhari made any incitement comments? This we are witnessing is the consequence of rigging and non-zoning. I wonder why we didnt think of consequences when we made choices. Oh I forgot, we had stupid powerbrokers like Obj making choices. Here we go again

Zoning was instituted into the PDP manifesto in 1999 to prevent outbreak of violence and instability. That was a wise decision, that was changed for selfish reasons. Here is Nigeria without zoning, Lets enjoy it that way

Ericology:
Hope the Araba materializes,  lol,  cant wait

Cos u're not in Nigeria abi?

Guys, easy, why the hypocrisy. If Jonathan didn't win expect the same from the Niger-Delta. Zoning was a good formular that could keep Nigeria together. With the way it is going, Jonathan needs 10X security if he's going to any northern state.

Why do ya'll doubt everything, those are identification papers not passports. They are in the hands of a rebel who probably killed the owners in the ongoing Libyan civil war. Why don't you read the source of the news before you make sentimental inferences.

A rebel fighter holds identification papers for members of Gaddafi's forces from Sudan and Nigeria at the frontline along the western entrance of Ajdabiyah, in the photo below, taken by the Reuters news agency.

https://blogs.aljazeera.net/sites/default/files/imagecache/FeaturedImagePost/images/Bleep.JPG

http://blogs.aljazeera.net/live/africa/libya-live-blog-april-16

This guy's suffering from brain retardation

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still very available

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Still available

Go there and see

Akpabio needs to make condoms a free commodity in Akwa-Ibom state, else with the way ppl from that place are phucking, in the next 10 years the state would need international Aid for AIDS.

drgica74:
I bet my two testes, Buhari no fit win this election. Any challenger?

I bet on your manhood and pubic hair.

Bakare messed this up big time. Tony Momoh needs to talk to this guy.

rasputinn:
If Buhari is a good man,then I don't need good men

No he's certainly not a saint, but good to a great extent. If GEJ's ur definition of "good", then you certainly need to re-consult your dictionary on the definition of good or consult a 7-year-old who would tell u something similar.

When last did someone actually shed a tear for this country. This is the kind of leader we need who has a passion for this country. If people like this are not given a chance, we can as well give up on NIGERIA.

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marychi18:
@Gbenge 77
U r strictly on your own on dat.(OYO)

Its a baseless and mindless conclusion from insensitives like all of u who know absolutely nothing abt being a true democrat.

He's not on his own. 50% of nairalanders share the same opinion

Is it bad to be desperate to win? By the way who isn't desperate? Right now the least desperate person is Shekarau, perhaps because ANPP doesn't have money to campaign for him

Gbenge 77:
A vote for GEJ is a vote for"CLUELESSNESS,INCOMPETENCE AND TREASURY LOOTING"

Said it all bro.

Publicity or no publicity. That's a good initiative.

@ Xfactoria,
I've been waiting for you to reasonably give me something terrific about GEJ. Sorry to say, so far all I've heard from you is shyt

@ Efisher,
If Jonathan was at least one-tenth as smart as Obama, he would have my vote.

Kobojunkie:
I was born long long long before those 20 months . . . I am a witness to the years before, the short 20 months we speak of, and the long bad years after, and I can tell you for a fact that those 20 months( on weighing the conditions, the bad and the good of it all) remain the best I ever spent as a Nigerian in Nigeria. Many people who actually lived those very days would say the same.  We are speaking here of a period where security was no big problem as you have it today -- crime dropped during those years. Yes, there was the global recession to deal with but we were hopeful that we would beat it, since we there were visible signs of development most everywhere you went, even as we curbed our spending. The Government actively worked to curb prices(there was hoarding and artificial price hikes), and as a result the poor among us were sure they did not have to go to bed hungry. There were so many positives, even with all the negatives that those born after are being overwhelmed with today. Yes, some like to fixate on the minor bad, but during those months, there was a hope in Nigeria that all would get better and  better if all continued from there.

Your story almost got tears running out of my eyes. This is just like paradise lost. That was not a democracy but it was a government that served the masses. Here we are in a democracy that doesn't care about the next citizen bitting the dust every hour. A harvard business review magazine I read once said, "democracy works best for civilised and non-corrupt societies". This, I have come to believe is true. Else we shun selfish practices and corruption, we go nowhere. The masses should really be wary of leaders they vote. It's their futureand that of their children that they tangle with.