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Dear Poster, I like your comments but many of the things you posted are not true. I am not a Buhari fan but I like the man. He has identified himself and stands for positive things. Our beloved president, a man I also loved, said his 2nd term is for the youth and that to me is not clear. Would he be dancing with the youth in his 2nd tenure. Our president is still not clear on what he would do. I am afraid to say it may be a refined continuation of his concluding first tenure. We need change whether it is from Buhari or Jonathan - but we do need change. My other reason for liking Buhari is his political affliation. PDP stands for looting and slavery. So even if the president surrounds himself with 1st class technocrats, the PDP stalwarts will continue to frustrate things by implementing their wicked manifesto. |
Touching quotes I must confess. I just don't know if Nigerians will give Buhari a chance. It always appears Nigerians prefer worst situations than a relief. In my honest opinion, if we do want corruption to stop - Buhari is the man. The inequality in our country is just unprecedented and should not be the case. What is the hope of an average Nigerian child with just a dream but no financial support and education? I bet you know where that child will end. This needs to stop. We all need to compete fairly. |
Can someone steal/leak this report and publish to us? |
Don't these officers go for training? What is the meaning of him being rude? If his rights is being infringed upon - he has every right to resist. Our military men are barbaric, including the police. This nonsense has to stop. It is like a wife being rude to the husband and she gets the beating of her life and when the husband was question; he response was - my wife is rude. Oh please |
datguru:It is good to admit when you are wrong. It shows maturity. However, whether you are bias or not or out to hurt some people for fun or to please paying bosses, take time out to understand the nitty-gritty of the underlying issues. May I also advice that you should always have an open mind. |
saxywale:Oh really, never knew that. We all have to be careful. See how her details is out in the open. Read somewhere on the internet where she was fined for littering the streets (some habits just don't change). Now again, she is on the news for procuring crowd. I know she would not care because she is out for the money but we just don't know the character assassination we commit by not thinking about the consequences of our actions. She may wave it off but somewhere or somehow in the future this may haunt her or even her kids. Like I would always advise myself, if you want to be out in the news, let it be for a good course so you can be admired. |
pittoilet:How can she be abimbola and still come from Edo state? I watched the video, she actually said her name is Abi spelt A.B.I and she spoke Yoruba. |
kestolove95:Laughs. You will be the first to slap the little devil that has possessed your wife. If only you know what women are made of - not girl-friend oh; girl-friend is different from wife. |
midolian:How is Nigeria's wealth, jonathan's money. Hmmm no wonder we have no protests on the street when we see corrupt practices staring at us on the face |
This is not news. We knew they were military complicity |
I am not surprised. Shekau has always been their toy boy. God save Nigeria |
Each time I see these propagandas springing up, the more my decision to support Buhari wax stronger. Why are they fighting so hard; amidst the poverty, corruption and insecurity in the country. Why are the nigerian elites sleepless seeing Buhari gaining more political grounds? |
classicB:The guy is so nice telling you your faults maybe you would change. I like girls like you - you don't last the next day. You woke up from my bed and you don't lay it - you crazy? Then I cook for you and you open your rotten mouth to eat. I thank God for my wife oh. Some girls are not properly trained. |
Someone who is confident and proud of his military. I hope our Nigerian counterpart can do the same (SMH) |
dokyOloye:I never knew tinubu owns media houses, can you name them? |
Jets flying in our airspace unnoticed and delivering flyers? Oh my God, what is this country turning into? This compromise is getting out of hand and each time embarrasses us the more. I don't know what other African country thinks of us again. Please where are the civil societies, we cannot continue with this rubbish. It is an insult to our civility and sensibility - whoever is doing this MUST stop henceforth. Nigerians must decide and they must do so at their own liberty. |
Empero1:Please tell them oh Abeg. |
coogar:Independent enquiry as a spiritual investigator? Hmmm I'm not here to infringe on your beliefs but I feel we complicate simple matters. Before you know the wife starts hating the landlord for no reason just because a man sits down, claiming to be spiritually incline, listens to the couples story and deduce a dump response that the landlord planted something strange in the house and that they should move out. This same man will not consider the cost and stress implications of relocation. The mind of the wife is troubled and needs to relax, she alone can sort that out by engaging in positive things. How you ever wonder why you have nightmares after watching a horror movie or reading a frighten book? Is it your landlord or the ghost of the previous occupant that is now attacking you (laughs) |
Damager:Thank you for identifying that it is a guerrilla warfare and that there are moles in the Nigerian army; that still butress my point why Boko Haram, which should never have gotten to this point, is so difficult to defeat. Now interesting questions are - who are the moles in the Nigerian army and how come the military, which is presumed to be an apolitical and non-religious organization be infiltrated by disgusting elements of religious bigots? I am not a war strategist but I believe before the insurgents started creating a caliphate for themselves, another insult to the sovereignty of this country, the entire north-east should have been cordoned off and the military proceed with an attacking onslaught. We have heard neighboring countries policing their borders effectively to avoid a spill over. Now, our military is quick to disclose on social medias the mirage victory recorded in little counties and to show us recovered weaponry. Funny enough these same weaponry were actually abandoned by fleeing nigerian soldiers. Each time we listen or read the news, the stories we get are that soldiers repel Boko Haram attacks. Who should actually be attacking who? Please get my point and logic. Out soldiers are playing a defense strategy, while the insurgents are proceeding with the attack game (like a game of chess, the white officials proceeding to attack the black king). When you approach the military, they feel insulted that Boko Haram seems to be wining the war and they are quick to shut you up citing stories of victories. Yet, our president is requesting for international support, however, his application paper has not even been submitted. To cut this story short, this is nothing but a charade, a political scoreboard but one played at an extreme length to weaken the country. We are losing, if we have not even lost, our strong foreign policy presence in Africa. Our respect is being thrown to the MUDs. The military is sending negative signals to other countries who might be interested in nigeria's territory. A presumed weak military can easily be invaded by a stronger force. This is what our military must know. If the military is strong but playing to the tune of some interest group, they must shun the distractors and focus on wiping off the insurgents. |
I looked at the picture and I saw the men who have hardened their heart to sell this country and put us all in bondage. Sell not your soul for a slice of bread. Power must be returned to the people. |
It would be a terrible shame if obanikoro is confirmed by the senate to be minister. Though I would not be shocked if it happens. But at this moment, I think nigerians should transcend above partisan and ethnicity politics to one of national identity. The ways of these men will destroy this country and where do we turn to when we have no home? |
coogar:There is nothing like spiritual attacks that is what I am trying to say. The living has nothing to do with the dead. If the wife is having nightmares she should change her routine. We all have nightmares but changing houses after rent has been paid it just ridiculous to me. The wife can try sleeping with the lights on especially when she sleeps alone or watch a very funny movie. If ghost wan kill am, e go don kill am since but for sure ghosts have no effect on us. I forgot to add that pastoring is one of the most dubious profession in the world. |
Dreams are a reflection of your thought. Seems your wife is afraid of the dark - I noticed when you mentioned about working night shift. I would advise she changes the kind of movies she watches and start watching either comedies, she should also start reading interesting books. Sorry I don't believe in spiritual hullaboos and you seeing a pastor. I would advise you see a psychologist rather than a pastor. I would not advise you to move, it does not solve the problem. Would you want to keep changing houses? |
Sir, you gave Boko Haram a larger than life attitude, from a group of disgruntled religious bigots to a terrorist menace inflicting pains, causing death and displacing people from the homes and source of livelihood. On several occasions, Nigeria had to be the focus of international news as a result of Boko Haram. A group that was poorly organized turned out to be properly structured with hierarchy. Over time we got conflicting news of helicopters making supplies at the dead of the night. It is also surprising the sophistication and weaponry the terrorist group display and on the other hand, the outdated guns given to soldiers to curb the insurgents. Sometimes I ask myself who supplies Boko Haram weapons and how are they funded? Who sponsors the group and why can't they be traced? Because every organisation whether business or non-business requires funds to survive and for over 6 years these wicked ideologists continue to wax stronger. Sir, I remember a case vividly of soldiers being ambushed and killed because their location was disclosed and an army general seems to be the only one with communication tools within Borno vicinity. I also remember soldiers complaining of their commander ordering them to retreat while in hot pursuit of fleeing insurgents. At that time, Boko Haram was just public nuisance and could have been wiped out. Within months, it seems the reverse was the case, Boko haram, a group which our riot policemen could tame, now pursue our soldiers and evicted them from the barracks. To me, it appears to be a game of cat and mouse. Sir, it is of public knowledge that sambisa forest is the strong hold of Boko haram. Another striking question is - why have they not being any offensive attack in that location? The forest is not the garden of Eden which is yet to be found. If the excuse was because of the safety of the chibok girls, why attack now - the girls are yet to be rescued. Sir, if you say because logistics and weapons were not provided then, what was the delay ever since and why should over 50,000 lives pay for a sin they did not commit or 1.3million people displaced from their homes? Sir, your pronouncement is nothing special. Boko haram should never had stayed with us this long. All of a sudden our military is now highly moralized and courageous to enter into sambisa. A feat they could not do in 6 years. What brought about this courage, especially now that Nigeria is about to decide their president, is left for you to answer. We have seen how the military from neighboring countries inflict pains on the sect and even laugh at the cowardice of our military. Sir, to conclude, I wish to presume that this is nothing but a script. A script which have cost lives and very expensive to the sovereignty of our country. A script which has politicized our military and divided the country on ethnicity ground. A script that will continue to display you in bad light in our history book. Whether Boko Haram is eliminated in your 6 weeks target plan or 2 weeks, the scars till remains, the dead will never return, those kidnapped, raped, displaced from their homes may never remain the same - that will we never forgive whether you still remain president or not. God save Nigeria |
So it was previously considered. SMH |
^^^^^^ Exactly. Why can't they armed the government of Syria. The president is still there. I remember the interview the president of Syria gave on CNN when he was screaming that he is fighting a terrorist group and not an uprising. The US never cared to listen, they just wanted him out. Now the same group the empowered turned out to be inflicting pains. Seems The US don't learn from history. The funded Alqaeda now that terrorist group seems to the stronger than many fortune 500 companies. |
Sir, you gave Boko Haram a larger than life attitude, from a group of disgruntled religious bigots to a terrorist menace inflicting pains, causing death and displacing people from the homes and source of livelihood. On several occasions, Nigeria had to be the focus of international news as a result of Boko Haram. A group that was poorly organized turned out to be properly structured with hierarchy. Over time we got conflicting news of helicopters making supplies at the dead of the night. It is also surprising the sophistication and weaponry the terrorist group display and on the other hand, the outdated guns given to soldiers to curb the insurgents. Sometimes I ask myself who supplies Boko Haram weapons and how are they funded? Who sponsors the group and why can't they be traced? Because every organisation whether business or non-business requires funds to survive and for over 6 years these wicked ideologists continue to wax stronger. Sir, I remember a case vividly of soldiers being ambushed and killed because their location was disclosed and an army general seems to be the only one with communication tools within Borno vicinity. I also remember soldiers complaining of their commander ordering them to retreat while in hot pursuit of fleeing insurgents. At that time, Boko Haram was just public nuisance and could have been wiped out. Within months, it seems the reverse was the case, Boko haram, a group which our riot policemen could tame, now pursue our soldiers and evicted them from the barracks. To me, it appears to be a game of cat and mouse. Sir, it is of public knowledge that sambisa forest is the strong hold of Boko haram. Another striking question is - why have they not being any offensive attack in that location? The forest is not the garden of Eden which is yet to be found. If the excuse was because of the safety of the chibok girls, why attack now - the girls are yet to be rescued. Sir, if you say because logistics and weapons were not provided then, what was the delay ever since and why should over 50,000 lives pay for a sin they did not commit or 1.3million people displaced from their homes? Sir, your pronouncement is nothing special. Boko haram should never had stayed with us this long. All of a sudden our military is now highly moralized and courageous to enter into sambisa. A feat they could not do in 6 years. What brought about this courage, especially now that Nigeria is about to decide their president, is left for you to answer. We have seen how the military from neighboring countries inflict pains on the sect and even laugh at the cowardice of our military. Sir, to conclude, I wish to presume that this is nothing but a script. A script which have cost lives and very expensive to the sovereignty of our country. A script which has politicized our military and divided the country on ethnicity ground. A script that will continue to display you in bad light in our history book. Whether Boko Haram is eliminated in your 6 weeks target plan or 2 weeks, the scars till remains, the dead will never return, those kidnapped, raped, displaced from their homes may never remain the same - that will we never forgive whether you still remain president or not. God save Nigeria |
dat5starguy:This is how you know those who shared out of the N7 billion loot. |
The dumbest propaganda I have seen so far. If you want to convince me, you need to work harder |
Please the senate should do the needful and take his name off the ministerial nomination list till pending investigations are completed |
One needs no detective reasoning over this. The masquerade dances by CAN president and GEJ is enough evidence for a two months baby to shake her head in agreement. Thank God I just don't fall for these men who self profess to be Men of God; they are animals in Human skin |
WOW. Can somebody tell me this isn't true |
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