₦airaland Forum

when we said that chibok is a scam they( i mean u) ran mad at us dat we were without human sympathy dat gej ws clueless bt today bubu is walking out of d dubious mothers and publicly told Nigerians dat he has no idea to where d girls are. when we said dat apc campaign promises were scam they shouted (i mean u) noooooo it is change it is for a beta nigeria now where is naira value what r they saing abt ur 5k per mnth ok continue. now a voice is wailling again abt dia latest scam of 1.2 bn dollars arm deal... now wat r u saying i mean u. r u nt raining abuses on dis voice? hmmm nigerians be wise.

sammyj:
Trust the wailers will not feed and die on this matter. However, this is good for democracy since this government listens to his people compared to the last government who decided to listen only after they realised they needed the peoples vote !!!! Thumps up to PMB and his team!!!

hmmmm humanbeings dey ooo.
dat a govt stole dia own budget and sneak it back amended and u said thump up?
nawaooo

tell me somtin! and saraki nor know abi? hmmmm apc. nigerians r nt goats we r humanbeings and humanbeings r wise.

Gov Dickson if Ogunboss sins ar nt remembered i will loose my respect for u n ur govt.

Adminisher:
We support this. Let the Presidency spend more time to look at the budget. Let positive input go into it from the IMF recommendations. Let all luxury cars and unnecessary procurements be removed. Sai Baba. This is CHANGE.

hmmmm this is change?
hmmmm u just supported this because is bubu
hmmmm continue

politricks:
When they were stealing did you tell them 'lets say no to corruption' now that they are being interrogated you are now saying 'lets say no to tyranny'.

...and dat is all u ll get for 4yrs kwarapshn dis kwarapshn dat. keep deceiving ur self.

d military president at it again...
and brainwashed fellows r celebrating. i wail for this nation. how did we get to dis rate of reverse. wen other democracies r growing we r retrogressing and children of slavery r rejoicing bt if dey find themselves in advanced democracies they will enjoy n appreciate d rule of law n smile like roasted goats bt see them here celebrating tirany in dia own country. reasons only Jah can tell.

dem dem

ElCapone:
Son of hate plz keep hating, if yhu so rich I doubt if yhu wld b on Nairaland posting poo abt someone yhu can do next to nothing abt. Like I said u can't do sh!t abt this presidency, shame to yhu cos a northerner is ur presido.

My dear am nt against any part of this nation occupying d seat of d president NO ... am nt against u nor ur brother bubu. all am saying is that he who wants to change d world should first change himself.

ElCapone:
Lol ur rant no go stop d fact say ppl around him stole, yhu fit use ur mouth talk thing yhu want to make ur self believe but we all knw ur hero was effing clueless, his officers were just stealing left right center, me for wan hear how yhu go take counter d dasuki issue. Monies meant 4 arms was diverted, abi dat 1 too na propaganda abi, even if him no take 1 kobo, d truth remains dat it was right under his watch. If he claims nt to b aware then to goes to prove that he really is clueless. Thank God we kicked their asses out. Any 1 whose nt cool with it shld plz follow d shoeless clueless one to otueke. We now knw stealing is corruption Asap!!!

wetin u sabi abt power...
thank God ur saint innocent bubu collected em own share clean mouth, poverty striken abokis. ur bubu a former head of state, fmr minister of petroleum, fmr ptf chairman, rtd general yet he was damn broke.
think abt it. and in ur widest wet dream u xpect such fellow to move more than 150 million Nigerians to d path of prosperity and build a great economy..
continue dreaming. u and ur likes.

PDP all the way...

GEJ remains a Hero... Never Again will Nigerians be scammed by political 419ners.

DaBullIT:
You think it's ordinary eyes Jonathan has kept quiet? If he sets foot into Nigeria to meet with Buhari Dss go hold am

Jonathan is as free as the wind. he is nt hidding outside country for ur info

Una never see something... continue... change

greatiyk4u:
GEJ self may not know that such level of cash was looted behind the scene.......he may be hearing about some of them for the first time now from the press, am sure he might have been regretting that Dasuki played smart on him and didn't give him his share in some of the Jamborees.....dats clueless .....cluelessness

in less than 1 year of dis present administration i bet u will know d exact meaning of cluelessness.

... even when is obvious that certain things may nt add up during d last administration bt Jonathan as a person, as a president is still rare democrat and uncommon personality. He definitely can be compared with great leaders and not in any way wit Buhari. If u ask me bubu is nt a march to GEJ in any way.

In the past month, Nigerians have been besieged by a surge of sleaze. The panel, led by Air Vice Marshal John Ode, has unearthed stories of alleged corruption in high places. It has revolved around the office of the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki, involving about several billions of naira.
The narrative has evolved as a theatre of accusations and recriminations, about full-throated defences, protestations of innocence, explanations hiding under veils of technicalities, half-confessions overcast by shadows of regret, epistolary flourishes marked by aggressive assertions and the bandying about of figures.
Whether during arrests, or through supine visages in court or defiant poses on newspaper pages or electronic media, the persons involved in this still unfolding drama have further desecrated the cathedral vista of government office. They have brought the dignity of public service down to a farce of thieving.
Many persons were on the take. Many contracts defied the minimal rules of civilised transactions. The money disbursed in the name of national security fulfilled any imaginary purpose from online fantasy to religious ecstasy.
What is baffling in this cacophony of iniquity is the inscrutable silence of the principal actor in the regime: ex-President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. To be fair to the former Nigerian leader, he uttered a rebuttal on the onset of the allegations.
Hear him: “I did not award any $2 billion contract for the procurement of weapons. Where did the money come from?” he asked at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in the United States. Showing how he felt about the welter of allegations, he said, “Sometimes I feel sad when people mention these figures.”
President Jonathan also adverted to figures cited by the President Buhari Muhammadu administration after a visit to the U.S barely a month after he assumed office. “When the president paid official visit to the US, there were some figures that were mentioned that I don’t believe.” He referred to “$150 billion American money” reported to be missing, adding rhetorically, “and Americans will not know where it is?” He felt the allegations were not pelted at his administration.
This was November 19, 2015. In the flush of the first few days of the allegations, ex-NSA Dasuki also presented an exterior of innocence and victimisation. He issued a statement that seemed sturdy and beyond reproach. He said he was made NSA on June 22, 2012 while the allegations dated from March 2012. He explained that “all contracts and accruing payments were with the approval of the President and Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces. Once the President approved, the NSA paid.” He added that “there was due process for every purchase in line with regulations guiding arms procurement for the armed forces.”
He noted further that “Nigerians should note that all the services generated the types of equipment needed, sourced for suppliers most times and after consideration by the Office of the NSA, the President will approve application for payment.”
He boasted that “I am ready for trial on all the allegations in order to prove to Nigerians that I did nothing untoward.”
Weeks after though, the picture seems to have changed. Its web has enveloped quite a few politicians, business men, the media, etc. Confessions have erupted from the lips of some of those who collected money direct from the Office of the NSA. For instance, the former chairman of the African Independent Television, or AIT, confessed to collecting the sum of N2.1 billion. His son defended the contract by saying former President Jonathan and former Vice President Namadi Sambo were present at the moment of approval. Was that what the NSA characterised as due process? Another absurd part of the story was the confession and revelation that N4.6 billion was disbursed to a former governor of Sokoto State, Attahiru Bafarawa, for religious purpose. The president of the Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria (NPAN, Nduka Obaigbena, confessed to receiving N670 million as compensation for newspapers that suffered damages when the military impounded their products last year, and also for the bombing of his office building in Abuja by Boko Haram insurgents in 2012.
Ambassador Bashir Yuguda, a former minister of state for finance, said he dished out N100 million each to leaders of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) across the country, but the drama spun into an absurd light when some denied, including Bode George. George said the sum was inflated while Jim Nwobodo knew about the disbursement not from Yuguda but from party chairman Adamu Muazu. He claimed that when it fell on his laps, it was N500 million and he distributed it to the five governors of the southeast.
We cannot ignore former finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and her confession. She wrote that the sum of $322 million was approved by President Jonathan before she conveyed the princely sum to Dasuki for the war on terror. The minister who claimed a regime above board has not explained how the sum was disbursed and why she raised no eyebrows while our soldiers starved and died in spite of the large allocation.
What this shows is that this is no more a fairy tale series of allegations. From the confessions, it is clear money passed from the office of the NSA, and princely sums at that. It refutes the NSA’s claims that they were unleashed on the war on terror, given the purposes for which some of the money was disbursed. Why, for instance, would a former governor collect N4.6 billion for spiritual reasons?
It is also questionable if these sums passed through the due process. Where were the certificates of incorporations of the companies, particulars of directors, tax clearance certificates from 2011, letters of award of contracts, invoice of supplies or services, evidence of payment so far and outstanding balances, personal income tax clearance certificates of directors, etc.?
The presences of party bigwigs in this unfolding narrative revealed that national security may have been the bogey man for this liberal shower of corruption. Is it true as some of the confessions have implied that national security was a guise to funnel slush funds for political campaigns?
What this betrays is a fundamental cankerworm in our body politic, and this is not restricted to the PDP.
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My dear if u and i can cope with buhari... then how unstable can ur boss be?

May be he be operating from liason office lol

Court Nullifies Impeachment of Onyebuchi, ex-Enugu Deputy Governor
Former Deputy Governor of Enugu state, Sunday Onyebuchi
Thisday News...
About 14 months after he was controversially impeached by the 5th session of the State House of Assembly for alleged gross misconduct, relief came the way of former Deputy Governor of Enugu state, Sunday Onyebuchi on Friday as an Enugu High Court presided over by Justice R. O. Odugu quashed the impeachment.
The court, in the judgement that lasted for over an hour, also ordered the restoration of all the rights and benefits of the former deputy governor from the time of his removal up to May 29, 2015 when the his tenure constitutionally elapsed.
In a swift reaction, Onyebuchi who was in court with his wife, Nneka expressed appreciation to the judiciary for once again dispensing jusyice without fear or favour, noting that he had been vindicated by the judgment, while declaring that he had ling forgiven his adversaries.
It could be recalled that Onyebuchi was impeached on August 26, last year by the immediate past State House of Assembly led by Speaker Eugene Odoh following the recommendation of the seven-man impeachment panel set up by the state Chief Judge, Justice Innocent Umezulike, which investigated allegations of gross misconduct leveled against him by then Governor Sullivan Chime.
His impeachment from office led to the appointment of Rev Ifeanyi Nwoye, who served as deputy governor from August last year to May 29, this year.

Senator Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, the Delta state governor has given out his daughter, Marylin in marriage to Mr Gbalahon Daramola among pump and pageantry in a gathering of who-is who in politics and social strata in Nigeria.
Former Miss Merlyn Okowa (daughter of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa) and Mr Gbolahoan Daramola during their traditional marriage ceremony at Owanta in Ika North East, Delta State.
The event which took place at Governor Okowa’s residence at Owa, Ika North-East local government area of the state attracted an array of personalities including members of National Assembly, present and former political office holders, among others.
Chairman of Delta State Advisory Council and former Minister for Information, Prof. Sam Oyovbaire was the Chairman of the occasion where the octogenarian father of the Governor, Pa Arthur Okowa was also, present.
READ ALSO: Daughter Of Delta State Governor Before Wedding (PHOTOS)
Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Monday Igbuya led top officials of the Delta State House of Assembly, wife of the Deputy Governor of the state, Mrs Ebiere Utuaro, wife of the immediate past Governor of the State, Deaconess Roli Uduaghan, Senator Patrick Osakwe, Senator Stella Omu, former Deputy Governor of the state, Chief Simeon Ebonka, to mention but, a few attended the ceremony.
Sensational musician, Flavour dazzled the audience at the ceremony which also witnessed the performance of cultural dancers from Owo Kingdom where the groom hails from. See photos below:
Former Miss Merlyn Okowa (daughter of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa) and Mr Gbolahoan Daramola during their traditional marriage ceremony at Owanta in Ika North East, Delta State.
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (middle); his wife, Edith, cuddling their grand child and Chief Tunde Smooth during marriage ceremony
Former Miss Merlyn Okowa (duaghter of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa) and Mr Gbolahoan Daramola during their traditional marriage ceremony at Owata in Ika North East, Delta State.
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (Left); his wife, Edith and their son In-law, Mr Gbolahoan Daramola
Hon and (Mrs) Henry Siakpara
Commissioner for Economic Planning, Dr. Kingsley Emu (left) and Rt Hon Emmanuel Okoro
From left: Secretary to State Government, Rt Hon Ovie Agas; Chief of Staff Government House, Rt Hon Tam Brisibe
Dr. Esther Uduehi and her husband, Engr. Uduehi
Hon Ameachi Mrakpor (right) and the Commissioner for Basic and Education, Mr Chiedu Ebie during the marriage ceremony
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (right) greeting dignitaries during his daughter’s marriage
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (Left) exchanging pleasantries with the former 1st Lady, Mrs Nere Roli Uduaghdn while the State PDP Chairman, Chief Edwin Uzor (middle) watching
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (Left) and the State PDP Chairman, Chief Edwin Uzor
the wife the Delta State Governor, Dame Edith Okowa (left) exchanging pleasantries with the former 1st Lady, Mrs Nere Roli Uduaghdn while the immediate past Women Affairs Commissioner, Chief Betty Efekodah is in the background
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa and Prof Sam Oyovbaire
Former Miss Merlyn Okowa (daughter of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa) and Mr Gbolahoan Daramola cutting their marriage cake
Former Miss Merlyn Okowa (duaghter of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa) and Mr Gbolahoan Daramola
Papa Arthur Okowa, father of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa the former 1st Lady, Mrs Nere Roli Uduaghdn during the marriage ceremony of Former Miss Merlyn Okowa (daughter of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa) and Mr Gbolahoan Daramola
Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (5th right) group photograph with the Speaker of the State House of Assembly and other members of the State House during marriage ceremony of the Governor.
Congrats to the newly-weds!

Charly68:
Thank God for the new impartial disposition of the judiciary ...PMB has brought change indeed into Naija. It is no longer business as usual..Nigeria will rise again. If the politicians will allow our votes to count then they will get to the seat of power for serious business..but if it is cash & carry election then we should expect no performance in governance ..

Hypocrite

tpiar:
Most Igbos dont know they are Igbos?

Exactly...

I think it becomes necessary to ask this question and attempt to give comprehensive answers because most Igbos dont actually know they are Igbos. When Emeka dat speaks igbo as mother tongue will argue wit d last blood in his veins dat he is not igbo just because he is from a state dat is not part of d south east geo political zone of Nigeria is a shame and a case of identity crisis...

One of the most visible evidence that Nigerians are still under the bondage of mental slavery is the “Who is really Eboe, Ibo or Igbo?” question. Not may Nigerians know who is Igbo and many believe Igbos are people from the South-East while some people from the South-South say they are not Igbo.
I am not sure how many Nigerians have taken time to find out the origins of their tribes and how the names came or where the names were derived from. The legacy of slavery, colonialism and neocolonialism has forced many Nigerians and infact most black people to allow the oyibos and the slave masters to think for us and write our history for us.
What many Nigerians today know as Igbo is people of the South-Eastern zone whereas the British when they arrived knew the entire Biafra territory as “Eboes” and the old Eastern region as “Eboes” also. Unfortunately, for some weird reason or perhaps mental slavery even educated people do not answer these questions nor ask them.
A basic research on the Biafran territory and the Bight of Biafra as it were before the coming of the British colonial terrorists showed that slaves from both the Bight of Benin and Bight of Biafra were classified as Eboes.
To better understand who is Igbo we must look at the question from the British perspective and also from the assessment of Frederick Lugard, the British colonial thug who was formerly the Governor General of the Northern protectorate before he was elevated to the post of Governor General of both North and Southern protectorate that allowed him to carry out his amalgamation.
Also Read: Poverty, neglect, injustice drive new Biafra protests in Nigeria
Frederick Lugard had in his book published in 1922 assessed black people this way “His thoughts are concentrated on the events and feelings of the moment, and he suffers little from the apprehension for the future or grief for the past. His mind is far nearer to the animal world than the that of the European or Asiatic, and exhibits something of the animals placidity and want of desire to rise beyond the State he has reached”
While I think Lugard may be correct but I also think he did not have enough interaction with all shades of black people to make such an assessment.Another key information to look at in order to answer the Igbo question is to examine the classification of the slaves from the Bight of Biafra during the slavery era.In the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britian and Ireland, Pg 308 -it said “The Eboes are a numerous and thriving people at Sierra Leone and many of them have acquired wealth and influence. They come from a country on the west bank of the River Niger, not far from its fall into the sea, and those who inhabit that country are described as tall and robust, capable of enduring great fatigue, frequently paddling their own large canoes for forty-eight hours without taking food”.This was published in 1886 when there was no Nigeria or South-South or Southeast - so where did they identify the Igbos from?
If we also refer to the etymology of African races published in 1837 which said "Mr. Edwards, in his history of the West Indies, says, that all the slaves brought from Calabar and Benin to the colonies are termed Eboes, except a particular class distinguished by the name of Mokos. (Prichard -1837)
The term Igbo had been used by the British to deceive us. The Igbo term was also used to Brainwash and incite the likes of Obasanjo, Gowon and Adekunle for the civil war. This you can see when Adekunle in an interview said “I don't care if they are ibos or not. I want to block all foreign aids from getting to that part of the country as long as this whole people have not given up yet”
If you have ever read about the Lander Brothers and their voyages, it was recorded that the Lander brothers were kidnapped by the King of the Ibos -in Brass circa 1830 - 1832.
Some of the History of the Lander Brothers were recorded thus “ African tribesmen later accused Lander of witchcraft, forcing him to drink poison to determine whether or not he was indeed a witch. Since he survived, the charges of witchcraft were rescinded, and Lander eventually returned to England (in July 1828). In England, Lander published "Journal of Richard Lander from Kano to the Sea Coast" (1829) and "Records of Captain Clapperton's Last Expedition to Africa, with the Subsequent Adventures of the Author" (1830).http:///wwBRNK
The long and short of this story is that the British had their own problems with Eboes or Igbos. They also have places they marked as being Igbos. It does not matter if the man from Ijo or Ogoni or Ikwerre or Oguta says he is not Igbo, the British have an idea of where they believe Igbos are from and work with that. You may have noticed that an Ijaw man or Ogoni man in Lagos is referred to as “omo Ibo” and referred to as “Yamiri” in the North -how then did the stereotype come? It is reasonable to assert that neither Gowon, nor Obasanjo nor Adekunle had visited the Eastern region before the war, how then did they know who was Igbo and who was not?
Gowon and other British lackeys were used during the civil war to kill fellow blacks -none of them remembered Martin Luther King Jr was fighting against Racial Injustice with the same oyibo then. Gowon and his fellow British lackeys did not remember there was something like Apartheid in South Africa then and the likes of Steven Biko and Mandela were fighting against it, but instead they joined the same oyibo to slaughter fellow blacks based on the British engineered crap of Igbo or not Eboe as the case might be. The Biafran war was perhaps the first war of blacks vs blacks with oyibo fighting by proxy and remember Lugard said “black people love weapons as orientals love jewels”
One key thing you must observe is the effort of the British and the BBC to see how they can limit the Igbos to the newly created South-East and also limit the Biafra question to the South East.This is a carefully orchestrated British fraud using their lackeys especially in the North.
You may have noticed that the BBC and CNN and mainstream media are not reporting the Biafra agitations and protests, this is deliberate and you may also ask how they were able to enshrine a sense of terror to the Biafra question in our minds. Please don't get me wrong, Biafra can comfortably exist like Arewa and Oduduwa but the “British engineered division” is the problem. Till tomorrow morning, any major project to be carried out in Nigeria or any black nation, the approval of the former colonial masters are required. Example- in the news about the Biafra agitation, the British will tell other countries how they want it reported. If the BBC does not allow it, the others will not, this is the same for other former colonies. FOR ANYONE MAKING THE MISTAKE OF THINKING THE BRITISH IS DOING THAT IN GOOD FAITH, LOOK AT THE NORTH SUPPOSEDLY A FRIEND OF THE BRITISH AND HOW BACKWARD AND IMPOVERISHED THEY ARE, THEN ASK IF THE BRITISH HAS EVER DONE ANY GOOD THING FOR THE NORTH.
You may have noticed especially those that live in oyibo land that oyibos believe blacks are brainless-it all boils down to our inability to read their leg. How can Scotland of less than 6 million people be looking for independence and a 49 year old Cameron conducts a referendum? Whereas 75 year old blackman called Buhari is shooting and killing fellow blacks just for mentioning Biafra--have you wondered why? Is it not as simple as a discussion to address the Biafra issue? Why then is Nigeria afraid of discussing it?
The Igbo question is the biggest problem of the Nigerian state and the British while secretly fighting the Igbos using the Hausa/Fulani and other British lackeys are seen as though they wished Nigeria, black people or the Hausa/Fulani well, this is a lie.
The Biafra war if examined might lead to the British being asked to pay reparations to the old Eastern region like the Germans do to the jews but with the other Nigerians being mental slaves, it has not been possible to discuss the war. No one has examined why Hospitals, Schools, churches, markets were bombed and unfortunately the likes of Gowon and Obasanjo are still mentally enslaved to the British that they are unable to tell other Nigerians what happened.
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It is pure gullibility to think that the war was fought by Nigeria or Nigerians when the British Incited the war, provided the justification for the war, imposed an air land and sea blockade of Biafra, provided mercenaries, even gave Gowon loans in addition to weapons to prosecute the war.
The idea that the North should work against any form of Unity in the old Eastern region was also a part of British fraud and treachery. They had claimed that the North had nothing and would starve without the South but they carefully ensured that Nigeria has only one source of foreign exchange earner - oil. The same British that is telling the North they would starve also has substantial interest in Zimbabwe that is not only landlocked but also without oil to the point of looking to invade Zimbabwe --Why do we allow them to deceive us?
The British told the North not to accept the Aburi accord that would have prevented the war.
The British talked the North out of the oil sharing agreement accepted by Republic of Biafra that would have also ended the war. The same British engineered the demonization and marginalization of Igbos after the war. How well has Nigerian done since the war? What have they achieved?
Is it not pure black man's stupidity that another man from England will come and tell you to stop a fellow black from developing even when they have already developed and you agree?
The same British brought the idea of rigging census and election results yet in the UK every house and individual is accounted for to a large extent. Are we not being deceived here?
Nigeria would have worked well if the British left it alone or allowed it to run on truth and justice. The British knows that sustaining the lie and injustice is difficult and that was what they engineered which is what they did in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. The British did the same thing in Malaysia and Singapore. They did the same thing in Israel/Palestinian areas and it appears it is only in black Africa that the British is yet to be defined as the evil they are.The day Nigeria can expel the British serpent from its affairs is the day peace may become possible.
Has anyone taken time to ask why things like true federalism, accurate census, fiscal federalism, competition based economy, diversified economy and transparent elections are being avoided by Nigeria? Why do the British prefer the lackeys of Obasanjo and Buhari era as our leaders? Do you know? Have you asked?
If they can think of invading Zimbabwe just like that http:///l5FhL4 do we still have doubts that they have no regard for black life and blood?
For those who spend time to say Biafra is Igbo or not should better spend the time to look for how we can be together or part in peace instead of allowing the oyibo insult our intelligence just like that.
Also Read: Thousands protest in Nigeria for pro-Biafra detainee, independence
The Biafra question is given too much prominence by the British using their lackeys, it is to Nigeria and indeed all black peoples advantage to revert to the regionalism we had that made oyibo successful before 1960.Biafra was the name that unified the people of the old Eastern region and that is why the British with other lackeys are working to remove it by all means and introduce the division. An 1850’s map of Africa shows Biafra and the Bight of Biafra http:///s8POuz . The Bight of Biafra was renamed Bight of Bonny after the war - What actually is the British trying to achieve with the lackeys?
If you checked the primary school you attended, it has probably not been refurbished since independence. Most colleges that were established by the oyibos before independence are today eyesores with no known expansion plans, have you wondered why?
The British make sure they pitch one ethnic group against the other to ensure that black people remain in complete darkness. The British manufacturers little or nothing today, they go to China like we do and we need to cut off the British stone around our neck if we must make progress. If anyone thinks “One Nigeria” favours the blacks more than the British is pure lie.
It is shameful that a Cameron who is 49 years old and just a toddler when Buhari was already a coupist will today come to order Buhari around. Imagine Cameron ordering Buhari to arrest Nnamdi Kanu and he obeys and to make matters worse, a President would have a section of his people angry over something no matter how little and he is unable to address it because Cameron has not permitted him to do so. If black people can start asking basic questions like why the oyibos will prefer one candidate to another and stop making blacks objects of mockery and ridicule, that will be great. Those that think Cameron was right in ordering Buhari to arrest Nnamdi Kanu must also ask if a white man can ever be arrested somewhere to make a white man happy.
Shouldnt the renewed Biafra agitation have been a time for discussion if indeed there was anything called brotherhood in Nigeria?

Useless govt of vendata... dats all we ll get afta 4 yrs of dis childish administration sorry regime.

Useless govt of vendata... dats all we ll get afta 4 yrs of dis childish administration sorry regime.

SmartMugu:
I can't believe we were ruled by these fools for 16 years. Someone said he was offered the SUVs as a previous head of states, these criminals are claiming they have been vindicated. If IBB, Gowon, OBJ etc were offered vehicles for being past presidents every 4 years as stipulated by the law for previous presidents, then PDP needs to just shut up and face the consequences of their actions while they were in power.
These people almost sold us to Benin Republic because they only cared about their pockets.

My dear go n sleep u dont know anything and d worst is dat u can believe any lie so far it comes from ur rubbish apc govt that is dead on arrival.

Who should be lucky replacement at d bridge?