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Its buhari all the way. No going back to Egypt. |
So Many of our youths are really not helping matters at all. It's all about noise making. If not, why is it that they always make themselves available for these politicians to be using to achieve sinister motive? Especially for political thuggery. This is very sad that a thing like this is happening at a time the clamour for youths to take over leadership of this country. |
ReneeNuttall:You are far from it. It's just a simple preparation but Very delicious. I challenge you to gues more. |
ReneeNuttall:No dear. gues again you might get it. |
How many times will she show us this cloth? |
okwabayi:As long as it suites you to wear that today, it's perfectly ok. so go ahead and show us. |
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A1PHA:So far, the greatest player of all time. Not one of but the greatest. |
Ok.
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seunmsg:You are the true son of your father. |
amalab30:Oga, your lamentation against the country is unacceptable to me. If you can not be proud of the country then you are free to move to any of those countries you think everything is Eldorado. You don't have to get high BP because of your grunge against the country. Let me also remind you that those countries you think have arrived were not built by the government alone. Rather, they were mostly built by their citizens who out of patriotism gave their best to stand out while discharging national duties. It's unlike many in this country who cut corners in almost every assignment given to them, yet they blame the government for the poor state of the country. You send ordinary petroleum task force to go and monitor to make sure that petroleum products are sold at the right prices, they get to filling stations, our fellow citizens bribe them and continue with the injustice. Then tomorrow, the same citizens who gave bribe and those who collected the bribe, turn back to blame the leaders especially the president that prices of commodities are high. In fact, that the country is not a place to live and all sorts of rubbish. The point I am making here is that we the citizens or the followers are the major cause of the problems that we often turn back to blame the leaders for. Nation building is the responsibility of all and sundry. It requires the genuine patriotic efforts of everybody and not just the leaders. You can not stay in Nigeria and break laws and order with impunity, refuse to pay taxes, and exhibits poor attitude to work by playing all sorts of truancy and then you turn back and expect the country to be good. Meanwhile, when you travel to those so Called developed countries you refer to, you become instantly refined by doing those things you refused to do for your country. Habaa! Check am na, is it fair? |
Is it not the level of midiocrity fayose promoted in the state and was supported by children who lack value orientation. At least they can now see decorum and sanity becoming the order of the day now. |
There is nothing to think about, it's a usual gesture politicians who are seeking second tenure normally make. so Why this noise to make it look like it's a new and confusing trend. |
This is sad. may his soul rest in peace, Amen. |
You fear and respect buhari yet he called and advised you severally to desist from your anti party activities and other undemocratic moves you have been making in your state you refused and turned down all of them. Which kind respect and fear be that. |
You fear and respect buhari yet he called and advised you severally desist from your anti party activities and other undemocratic moves you have been making in your state you refused and turned down all them. Which kind respect and fear be that. |
When you tell them that buhari is more educated, exposed, matured, smart and above all, understands this politics far better than all of them put together, they come after your head, insult you and call you all sorts of unprintable names. They say the man is an illiterate and a dullard, yet he keeps beating them in their game as many times as they come up with anyone. |
That fake pastor? He belongs to touts and thieves. |
Media and reporting nowadays. Please how many Afanifere do we have? Today Afanifere throws support to Atiku, tomorrow they are for buhari, which one is the real Afanifere? |
dokyOloye:I don't know in the context the Catholic church said what you are saying, but I think that the people that mostly shout and cry nowadays are the criminal looters whose sources of draining the national treasurey have been blocked by buhari. Especially majority of the PDP members. |
[quote author=dokyOloye post=74036934]Catholic churches have restarted saying "Prayer for Nigeria in distress". The last time it was said was during Abacha regime. Says a lot.[/quot catholic church, it is mostly the criminals and looters whose source of draining the national treasurey have been blocked. |
At times I am forced to think that buhari is too soft. If not, all these PDP criminals should have been in different jails by now, Instead they are here parading like saints. |
Juliusmalema:Apc and buhari can only be called those unprintable names by thieves and looters because they are the ones whose source to the common treasurey has been blocked, and not the people who are on genuine business. |
It is just the most appropriate thing to do, he deserves it. Past governments were careless with policies that killed the business of fertilizer production in the country by encouraging importation of the product, thereby sending them out of jobs. so for the president to have come and resuscitated as many as he did, he surely deserves this kind of support. |
Donmedra:You are talking nyanya mpu. who will make him irrelevant you and your likes? You are inconsequential. |
If you are sure, I dare you to go to America. |
A very performing and focused government. |
Stupid news caption from a partisan junk journalist. "Three Apc years" you were in another planet within the three years. |
[quote author=DogmaNation post=73993368][/quote]The worst fool is a fool that lacks understanding to know that Aisha buhari was just saying that the government has tried but they could have achieved more if not for some issues, and not that the government has failed. |
deboysben:You are crazy and enemy of progress. How do you know that they are doing a substandard work, are you an expert in this field and did you go there to ascertain this information you are giving? If you haven't, if the answer to those questions are no, kindly keep quiet and work away. |
sanpipita:So Signing a contract for a whole six years Jonathan Spent in the office is now an achievement to you? This is just like saying that a job offer letter was signed for you but you never get to do the job because one oga at top is feeding fat from the money that was supposed to be used and pay you. Can you after six years still count yourself lucky about the job that you eventually was not given? Be careful how you support evil so they don't become your potion. |
I still believe that Ike Ekweremadu must have softpedal going by how gentle he has become to the government nowadays. It's either they have caught him on one big mess which they are using to shut him up, or that he is clearing his way to join APC as was rumored. His gentle response to this issue and his recent approach to his party activities nowadays makes my suspicion louder. |
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