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dukeprince50:
What sort of thief is this one, robbing an Escort.
Na wa o.

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Corrinthians:
Superb. We earnestly hope they put in their very beat to stem the tide just as they would if Nigeria was their home country.

God bless Nigeria.

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CoronaVirusPro:


Bunkum and balderdash

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CoronaVirusPro:



Captain of US football team

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CoronaVirusPro:


You game!

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CoronaVirusPro:


Joke!

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Corrinthians:
Hope they give their best as though working for their very own country.

God bless Nigeria.

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CoronaVirusPro:


He was in the frontlines shey?

Well done!

Just tell me too that Obama was in Pakistan when Osama got killed.

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CoronaVirusPro:


Ancient kings you said. This is 2020.

Read up some responses I gave on this thread. I came from all angles. It's not done. Their is no way you will polish it.

He has exposed his failures that warranted him to be in the fronts doing nothing. So will his death bring peace or end the insurgency.

Leaders in his capacity don't act like that. He has counterparts all the world. He should learn from there.

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dukeprince50:
hey u missed some of my comments, u didn't cross all.
I wish u take a look at it, ur not keeping up again and its very bad

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Corrinthians:
If this mistake had been made by Shehu or any other cabinet member, would you people have excused them this way?

This is the difference between an APC supporter and pdp supporters. APC supporters tend to admit the faults of government from time to time, but a pdp supporter CAN NEVER SEE ANYTHING WRONG with pdp or her agents.

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CoronaVirusPro:


It's Africa..

You just need to be connected and follow the line, it will get to your turn. Whether you are competent or not, it's inconsequential.

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CoronaVirusPro:


Bunkum and balderdash!

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CoronaVirusPro:
Its inevitable.

The ills of over dependency on oil.

Now we fvcked!

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dukeprince50:
whaaaat?
The Devil will be scared to share hell with that person

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CoronaVirusPro:


You void of sense.

Swerve!

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CoronaVirusPro:


Not some.

That's the truth.

Nigerians are wicked. It's follow come wickedness.

No iota of love in them.

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CoronaVirusPro:
Bitter truth!

Nigeria problem is bigger than Jesus and Mohammed (S.A.W) combined.

Cos with the number of Churches and Mosque in that country, if prayers and miracles could salvage, USA should be far behind us.

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CoronaVirusPro:


Sigh..
Smh...

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Corrinthians:
They will STILL BLAME THE GOVERNMENT if shit hits the fan.

If there was scarcity and black market business is currently lucrative, one perhaps would have understood why they are risking their lives this way.

We expect the very best from government yet fail to give the least of ourselves.

Not a good look.

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CoronaVirusPro:


You not making any point.

Ex General he is. Nothing warrants him to be in the fronts. Leaders in his capacity push buttons to make big moves.

Put politics aside and say how things ought to be done. You advocating that the president of a Nation move to the front lines?

Are you reading what you composing and thinking about it? You trying polish the act of stupidity as bravery!

Hello, it's the failure of his whole cabinet championed by he himself.

Can't just believe their is a reason for an argument to support the president moving to the frontlines.

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CoronaVirusPro:


It's saddening.

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CoronaVirusPro:


Are you joking.

So it entails me to move to the war front? Are you aware we talking about the President of a Nation.

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CoronaVirusPro:


Please read what you composed. "Former rebel leader"

Is that a qualification to be in the fronts of warfare? Tell me, let's discuss. Is that how it ought to be done.

Oh! You am advocate that we mobilise Obasanjo, IBB and Buhari to the fronts.

Hello, Leadership in that capacity does not work that way. Of he gets shot and dies, can you imagine the media outrage and condemnation?

The subject question would have been, "What was he doing there"

In the age of technology where every military operations are monitored live and shots are called instantaneously, you an advocate of the president mobilising to the fronts.

It's damning to reason this way in 2020.

Let me remind you, we talking about the President of a Nation

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CoronaVirusPro:


Brilliant!

Same Mandela said in his book,

"As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn't leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I'd still be in prison."

At some point, he knew it worth it maintaining same grounds and had to shift.

Hello, let me correct you, am not in that class of people who make discussions with citizinship. Have seen brilliant minds from Niger, Sudan, Gabon and Eritrea. And have seen dumb people from UK, US and laods from advanced countries. It's not a criteria for wisdom and neither does it define or alter how things are to be done.

You could have made valid comparison to buttress your point. Was even am Ojukwu in the fronts of War? Was a war freak Bush in the fronts. Oh! Putin has been to the fronts before against Crimea.

Hey! It's not that way when you steering a mighty ship like a Nation. You still haven't told me his importance on the frontlines.

Leaders in that capacity call shots across all boards. They don't mobilise unnecessarily

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dukeprince50:
Stupidity has increased on NL

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Corrinthians:
Look at the display picture of the kid insulting one here. Look at the kid talking to me. Just look at him.

Look at the kid telling me he hopes they pay me well.

Oh, this life.

I don't blame you.

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