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nhiyo:
Some guys didn't even bother watching the Video, pls do before u start criticising HRH. This Video was taking in the Palace and the song doesn't sound like a church song to me

greatgod2012:
It's turn by turn!

It's cows turn presently.

The citizens are in deep hardship, but the President deem it fit to give cows preferential treatment at the expense of the citizens.

12Monkeys:
[size=18pt]Buhari: The Perfect Manchurian Kandidate[/size]
If you let a bull into a china shop you are expecting the bull to wreck all the china.

This is why the West chose Buhari as their anointed candidate not to rule Nigeria but to oversee Nigeria's dissolution.

The perfect Manchurian Kandidate is one who you know will do what you expect from him not because of the brainwashing but the fact that you understand his personae and character enough to ensure that he will do what you expect of him. This is the simple summary of the character and divisive nature of Muhammadu Buhari. The West are no strangers to Buhari's sectionalism and bigotry and over the years since Buhari was kicked out of Dodan Barracks, Buhari has had time to become more radicalized in both his parochial sectionalism and bigotry to the point that he floated a regional northern party on his own - Congress for Progressive Change. So the excuse that the west may have made a mistake in supporting Buhari is totally out of the question as they knew very well before hand what a candidate like Muhamdu Buhari represented before throwing their weight behind him.

When Buhari made the quote; "I belong to nobody but belong to everybody" he was in effect telling us that he is nothing but a puppet at the hands of many a puppeteers.

Buhari's many puppeteers are;

1. Hardline Northern supremacists usually sharia advocates. These set of scammers are working in tandem with the Saudi Wahabbi group are just out to make a buck both from Saudi Arabia and to garner influence from within the Nigerian govt. This set of religious bigots where highly influential in redirecting Nigeria's foreign policy towards Saudi Arabia and pitching us against Israel and Iran. They also played a major role in the Zaria massacre of shiites and are the hawks advocating and pushing for war in the Niger Delta (in the guise of fighting Militants) and SE (in the guise of curbing Biafran secessionists).

2. Hardline Northern Military officers from the Abacha era. These set of retired and serving Military officers are using Military comradeship in swaying Buhari. They are out to make a buck like the sharia advocates above. They have no ideological input into Buhari's administration but are using their army links to back Buhari in whatever foolish decision he makes all because they want him to award juicy contracts and oil lifting rights to them. They are the force behind the NDA.

3. Northern Sycophants . These set of political jobbers have been with Buhari since he decided back in 2003 to contest for the highest office. They are drawn mainly from the Abacha era and have been in the cold dark corridors of political limbo since Abacha's demise. These set of political jobbers dominate Buhari's inner cabinet and are by far the greatest puppeteers of the Buhari puppet as they have 24/7 access to him night and day.

4. Northern Business Oligarchs. Drawn from the Abacha and Yaradua era these set of northerners are selling the idea that before the north can surpass the south, the south must be slowed down. All Buhari's disastrous policies have been felt first and only in the south. The several companies folding up and mass sacking of staff is occurring mainly in the south, Why? Because there are no tangible private firms located in the north. These set of greedy oligarchs are using Buhari's distorted financial and economic policies to mop up cheapened shares from the stock market. The brain dead forex policy is just an avenue at round-tripping that has made many an ab0ki extremely rich overnight.

Considering the skewed ethnic and regional makeup of Buhari's inner cabinet you will all agree that most of those who surround Buhari are actually northerners pushing a northern agenda and they are achieving their goals because Buhari as president remains a willing tool at their hands because of his highly sectional approach and gross ignorance.

fx45:
These people think we don't have sense. It's so annoying and disgusting.

To think that the average Nigerian isn't even discerning... It's a shame.

fx45:
If you cannot see through the propaganda and obvious image laundering, then you can never see anything. A few days ago, it was an illiterate Fulani herdsboy studying 'Trigonometry' while rearing his cows. Today it's a 'Reverend Father' paying them a visit and sharing their poisonous drink with them.

This is the same way they sold Buhari to gullible Nigerians. Today look at the disaster Nigeria has been plunged into. They have come again to paint the violent and bloodthirsty Fulani Herdsmen as normal human beings. I'm not buying any of it and other sane Nigerians aren't buying it as well.

#RejectFulaniHerdsmenWhereverYouSeeThem

APC Government sef....

nonjebose:
The team imploded. An unmotivated Sia1 stood, occasional placing his hand on his head and watched a team in disarray, helplessly. The Brazilian spectators did their best to wake the team up, all to no avail. The nigerian supporters sang the timeless " all we are saying give us 1 goal", but it never moved them. The commentators gave up on the hope of a resurgence early in the second half. It was not a challenge, but a routine loss. It was an uninspiring affair. Like I said on an earlier thread, Rio may turn out to be a replica of london 2012. I am happy it is proving to be so. Nobody should talk about going back to a drawing board. Sports and youth dev in sports is no longer important in this country.

jpphilips:
It could've been a better news if Lagos developed the said oil blocks, that way they will be entitled to 40% , the id!ots in the creek should continue bombing.

rhektor:
That Ironsi guy is actually the beginning of Nigeria's problem. Even though the flat heads wouldn't accept

seguntijan:
thanks for the clarification, I just feel like what has Danjuma, Alakija and co has done for the country compare to the oil well that will be managed by the state government at least the profit will be used for social welfare and infrastructural developmental which is much more better than enriching individuals.

seguntijan:
in as much as I celebrate Lagos State with this discovery, I will appreciate all oil Wells in Nigeria to be managed by the state government not to be given by influential people and percentage should be given to the Federal Government.

mmsen:
Right.

Federal government should not be taking 87% of anything. Especially when that money is being wasted in Borno, Zamfara, Katsina et. al.

biafransoul:
Is Nigeria at peace now?

crixtex:
Delta is SS not SW...

crixtex:
How. dare you put Delta in the SW

Otunba10:
See this one. You were in a better position to prevent all this mess, when we had so much faith in DEMOCRACY but you continued with corruption & now you want your successors to perform miracles

OjukwuWarBird:
So you Afonjas planned a war if Jonathan won.

Mark my words, our oil will be Nigeria's Achilles heel.

junketer:
Maybe jonathan saw the future. I mean, when everyone was telling him not to hand over, he did. God is with that man. They called him all sorts of names but he never fought back, never arrested anyone, he turned the other cheek. Now the same people that tore their pdp membership card on tv are now lamenting. Enjoy your change afonjas. Nonsense

Quakertellicus1:
No it won't.

The transit fee is an agreement between nations.

The money goes into the nation where the transit pipeline is passing through. It does not go into any private pockets.

For example.....assuming North secedes...they either pay the South to transport oil through the South territory...or they pay Niger and Algeria for allowing Northern oil to transit to the Med sea.

You mentioned Dangote. Dangote is going to be taxed heavily as a Northerner in a Southern country. He benefits from a United Nigeria more than a disunited one.

Quakertellicus1:
Doubt that the North would seccede...they need to export their oil...and the last thing they need is paying hefty amounts in transit fees to export their oil....should they lose access to the sea on secession

shaqhead:
1. Did you say there are no farms in the core north? Wow....and farmers in returned to their farms in maiduguri or rice is not cultivated in kebbi state? Dnt make me laugh abeg!

shaqhead:
"....so if you're asking Igbo's to go home then be ready to boycott SS oil too." Even after been reminded of how the SS treated you folks after the war, you still hold this belief? Hmm...lol

Anyway If "go home" to you means secession, then that wasnt what the write up addressed.

Let me give you an example to simplify what the writer is positing before you guys do what you do best whenever truth stares you in the face-you try to change the narrative!

In EVERY STATE I have stayed outside the CORE NORTH, I noticed something with the Northerners during the rainy season! From the shoe maker, water pushers, wheelbarrow pushers even some that have businesses in the markets close down and go to their farms in the NORTH! That is what runs their economy! They later return to their bases after this activity! This is what "go home" means!

So tell ur fellow folks to "go home"...use the ingenuity that you are blessed with and make something out of the SE then that burdensome umbilical attachment with the SS will fall off on its own cos its obvious you need to shed it off and fast!

veron007:
All the southerns that were criticizing Jonathan should come and see how the North support their own. Even in the mist of the worst economic recession this country has seen they are still supporting their own.

janellemonae:
Yeah ur an atheist. We don't need to have d same beliefs. Whatever!

I would rather be with no other tribe in Nigeria. I've never bn politically active, but these 2015 elections have made me realize this country needs to split. Don't believe in Nigeria anymore.