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sammyj:Bull$HIT.... |
Tats:Who appointed the man and oversees his performance?. If buhari is such an anti-corruption genius, he should handle the reins of EFCC.. If his over bloated ego would let him |
ooshinibos:All the same, GEJ till northerners realise it's not their birthright.... |
barcanista:Buhari's WAI brigade was the definition of military "rascality" |
Tachyarrhythmia... |
Pulchritude... |
chamboy:Fixed... Goodnight. |
THERE are two kinds of Buharists: The Classic Buharists and the Neo- Buharists. The Classic Buharists genuinely love Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. To them, he is the epitome of a true leader. They truly believe he is all they say he is. They think he is not corrupt and that he is even incorruptible. Their devotion to the man they like to call the “People’s General” is total; bordering on worship. No contrary argument can burst their bubble. In fact, you dare to persuade them that Gen. Buhari is not the man they think him to be at your peril. Violence, verbal and/or physical, comes natural to them when they think you denigrate GMB. The Neo-Buharists are recent converts to Buharism who fed too long on the well-orchestrated narrative that President Goodluck Jonathan is “clue- less” and is incapable of leading Nigeria. They have been led to believe that our country’s state is dire and that things are at their worst possible state. They believe “$20Billion is missing”! To them, “nothing is working”. It is futile pointing out to them the achievements of the Jonathan administration. They see none whatsoever. They want “change”. Ordinarily, the Neo-Buharists would never even have considered Gen. Buhari as presidential material. They know him too well. They are not impressed about Buhari’s antecedents. But they would rather not discuss it. Since they are convinced that President Jonathan has not performed well enough they believe they have no option but to settle for Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. To reassure themselves about the rationality of supporting Buhari, they are quick to point out the difference between a military despot and a democratic President. They are forgiving of Buhari’s inglorious past. They hope he has changed. They are not unaware of his many short- comings. They know he is a religious fundamentalist who is an avowed proponent of the implementation of Sharia across Nigeria. They point out the impossibility of instituting Sharia nationwide in a democracy and remind you that their man did not even do so when he could as a military Head of State. To them, it matters not that the brand of Sharia Law he advocates is a contravention of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria which he would be sworn to uphold should he be President. They equally ignore the fact that he once called on Muslim voters to vote only for Muslims even as he is now tranversing the country soliciting the votes of Nigerians of all religions. Neo-Buharists are mindful of Gen. Buhari’s lack of administrative acumen and management capacity. But they are ready to excuse his incompetence and make a virtue of his notoriety to transfer responsibility to his immediate subordinate. So they highlight the qualities of Prof. Pastor Yemi Osinbajo, his running mate. They see the Professor of Law as a would-be proxy-President and even push the idea of an outsourced Presidency as a great idea. On the issue of combating corruption, the Neo-Buharists do not like to be reminded that the General’s financiers and close political associates cannot explain how they became so wealthy as public officials. They pretend that they have not noticed the sudden change in the General’s anti- corruption mantra. He will now only prosecute (and “send to Kirikiri”) those who remain corrupt after he becomes President! But Neo-Buharists have lingering doubts; serious doubts. Their own idealism will not allow their consciences rest. They have nagging questions about Gen. Buhari. Questions about his past; questions about his future. Does he have what it takes to lead Nigeria at this stage of his life? Is he the change they seek? What is his vision for Nigeria? Does he even have a vision? How will he accomplish all that those who speak for him say he will do? Is he in poor health as is being rumoured in some quarters? And the Neo-Buharists Doubts are fed the more as they hear him speak on the campaign trail. They know he is uninspiring; but, with the new trendy garb he adorns, they hoped for more. They do not expect soul-stirring speeches but, at the least, not the usual dull and incoherent drivel. Haba! As the doubts grow, sadly, some Neo- Buharists would simply settle for apathy. Those of them who actually have the Permanent Voters Card may very well decided that they will not violate their consciences….and stay home on February 14, 2015: the Fail Buhari Day. Mr. Eyienyien, a commentator on national issues, wrote from Abuja. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/dilemma-neo-buharists/ |
Ezevajina:You'd better left your enclave and get to know the various tribes and ethnic groups in the ss and se... Don't just lazily categorise everyone as Ibo... |
oboman:Did he ever claim not to be a lagosian? |
bolivnnaija:Tell them ooooo... |
haibe:Gonna take decades, man... The Japanese shinkansen train project started as far back as 1930's, was halted during the world war and continued in the 50's... The Japanese budgeted an equivalent of 12 trillion naira around 2009 for ONLY the upgrade and expansion of the bullet train network which would take not less than ten years. When kpmg hailed our 25-year rail plan, several critics cried that it's too long.. The fact is that the best time to have gotten our rail right was in the 60's and 70's... The second best time is to start now (which GEJ is doing) and plan in the long term... It's gonna gulp tens billions of dollars and the private sector must come in . |
Billyonaire:School them, man... Though some of them can't comprehend what you wrote. |
timmydavids:NO!.. He must produce it |
netizenbuzz:give facts and figures.... |
netizenbuzz:Then run your research and prove them wrong. |
babadee1:Point out the lies there pls... With facts of course... |
You fuc|ked up abeg!!... You have your reasons though. I doubt you've been friends for a long time. |
MadCow1:A certain retired general said the 2011 election would be the last time he'd contest.... |
scribble:Don't start again pls..... |
On a serious note, I travelled down to Lagos today expecting to hear "sai buhari" mantra from everyone's mouth. "shockingly" so far, no one, I mean Nobody I met throughout today and discussed politics with is in support of buhari... I've discussed with like thirty people while in transit from Ojota to surulere down to festac and maza maza.... |
saharachic:Against boko haram? |
lawbabs:Via a retroactive law?? You should be disowned |
ToyozzieTohBad:Mademoiselle, pupils are already enrolled en masse, thousands of kid urchins have been taken off the streets and you're still asking "who's gonna attend the schools"?... Get real, sis... |
Rich4god:Well, he has done his best to bridge the educational lacuna in the North. Unfortunately, no matter how you season the fried rice and chicken, a cow would never appreciate it to eat. |
SaintRobs:Hehehe.... Tori don change... Don't worry, the fees are far lower than the level Fashola hiked Lasu fees to. |
ToyozzieTohBad:Dude... the boko haram problem was caused partly by lack of basic education and societal neglect. Let's tackle the problem from the source. We can't solve it by gunnery alone. Over a hundred almajiri schools were built in the North in one of the most progressive educational projects in Nigeria's modern history. |
motherlode:Na by mouth? |
juman:Na lie joor..... |
MadCow1:Lock up joor.... You don't see anything wrong with one urging his supporters to lynch anyone suspected of rigging?.. Holy crap! To think about it, that dude needs some anger management therapy. Not to digress, there's no excuse for jailing journalists indefinitely for expressing themselves. It's their Bleep|ng job!!... I believe if Hitler were Nigerian, he'd have had the audacity to recontest as a "progressive" as well... Advice your geriatric Messiah to go retire... We all know that the 72 years he's claiming is "football age". |
That lady is clearly shit-faced.... Hehehe |
MadCow1:Yeah, his old press-freedom-stifling, violence-inciting tricks.... |
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