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DynasTee:He disappointed you right? That's Nigerians for you...they want you to say what pleases them. Ribadu is now a fool because he said what is the obvious truth. I have never seen the political class in Nigeria complain as bitterly as they are doing today, even more than the masses. Buhari must be getting it right. |
6660M0666:Do aircrafts not crash elsewhere in the world? What sort of hate for one's country is this? |
IamaNigerianGuy:My friend you don't have what to say. Where are the investments from the suit cases and PTF money? Or he just kept the money in his only two buildings in Kaduna and Daura? Go break in, get the money and keep it for yourself. You think you can just fabricate anything you like and start talking. |
IamaNigerianGuy:Let's have your proofs here. Perhaps, you think you are in a drinking bar. Tell your Atiku to go public with 'facts' on the money laundering claim and scandalize Buhari afterall they are political opponents. What is he waiting for? |
soviet:Isn't it so insensible to associate crime with ethnicity? Tribe isn't human, it can commit no crime but people can, and must be made to pay for it. |
WATCHOVER:Obasanjo and who? Obasanjo didn't make Buhari president, Nigerians did. Of course, there is the Tinubu SW factor, the Jonathan non-performance factor, PDP Visionlessness factor, especially in the NE and NC regions. If you really understand Nigeria, you will realize that the political class has not been so unsettled as they are now - no more free money. They can't imagine another 4 years of Buhari. Obasanjo invested over $10billion in the power sector, where is the power? If there is just one factor that got Buhari to become president then that factor is 'Buhari himself'. His personality and integrity. Don't forget that he had always come second in previous elections with votes in excess of 6 and 10 million. Nigeria isn't in a calamity. Nigeria has cut her rice import by about 40000MT. That was achieved in less than 3 years. Do you mind working out how many people are needed to cultivate enough rice to make-up for that massive import shortfall? Foreign reserve is over $40billion from less than $30billion, not minding that we were coming from a period of oil boom prior to Buhari emergence in 2015. How did it happen that even in a recovering economy, 6.4million school children across more than 33,000 public schools in the country are fed daily. Please, do the Maths using N70 per meal. Before I forget, more than 60,000 women are engaged in preparing these meals. The programme is also used to address Nigeria's malnutrition and disgraceful out-of-school children profile, being one of the worst globally. Over 10million school enrolments and retention have been recorded on account of the initiative. How did it happen that allocation to states dropped so badly that more than half the number of Nigerian states couldn't pay workers salaries and had to be bailed out by Buhari with N338billion? The then FG had to borrow less than N500billion to April 2015 salaries of workers. What calamity are you speaking of which did not happen when oil price fell to less than $30/barrel? When Agriculture and Collections were used to pull the nation out of recession? |
osazeeblue01:Leave talk...bring your candidates. |
papoudaupolos:'Could' is the word. Ten Kwankwasos and Five Dukes won't make any headway though. There is nothing like a president who loathes amassing wealth and who no one dictates to. Obasanjo hates this fact so much. It's regrettable that some Nigerians still think Obasanjo has their interests at heart in all of these. Nigeria is lucky to have Buhari at one of her most trying economic times. |
Helpfromabove1:There is such thing as man of God. What does that even mean? |
tdayof:The question is so simple. The video gives insights as to the inability of most Nigerian youths to comprehend issues, in view of ensuring objectivity and balance. There is a palpable drift towards irredeemable levels of emotions and sentiments. Should Buhari decide not to re-contest on the basis of advise from Obasanjo and Babangida? It's that simple. Out of over 180million Nigerians, would any sane current leader, Buhari or anyone, decide not to re-contest because Obasanjo or Babangida thinks he/she should not. Now, the big question will be: what are the antecedents of Obasanjo and Babangida in terms of caring about the welfare of Nigerians? Can an average Nigerian even tell a government that cares from one which does not? |
Immatex:Bring your candidate to the field...too much talk isn't one of one specialties. |
NaijaMutant:She doesn't qualify to president sef. It's not about being an intellectual. As Finance Minister, she oversaw one of the biggest looting of a government's treasury in history. |
LORDOFAFONJAS:How is Dangote responsible for your predicament? If people are dying in Benue, then it is because there is an inefficient Governor there. Benue isn't the only state in Nigeria. Besides, I don't see how Dangote is responsible for the sufferings of people, rather he's been spending billions of his money feeding thousands of internally displaced persons in the country. |
NwaAmaikpe:So, tell us the truth. |
Jolar101:*Nigerians taxpayers* indeed.... |
coolcharm:That is was rude my friend. The President had the right to block her. Is his account of course. |
sarrki:That's simply a fact. |
[quote author=dangermouse post=65781770][/quote]Which state executive is in control of their police, army etc? How did Ortom keep Benue safe over the past two years? With which police, army? Something isn't adding up and he owes Benue people and Nigerians real explanations. It is so irresponsible that he is blaming everyone else but himself in all of these. |
dangermouse:Had he sent the Army and there was colossal damage, you will be first to blame him for not sending the Police first. What's Gov. Ortom responsibility in all of these? Isn't he the Chief Security Officer of the State. |
NwaAmaikpe:Perhaps, that will be after you have gone. |
Pataricatering:Where you dey make I come buy you one bottle of Heineken? Lol. I like your choice of word 'indoctrination'. Every young man seem to have imbibed the wrong orientation of 'invest today, reap tomorrow'. This won't take us anywhere. We all know what structured skills development programs have done for countries like China, Japan and Philippines. For a populous nation like ours, skills development is certainly one of our surest bet in managing youth unemployment and social vices. |
nkwuocha:Who told you they are all certified engineers? Please, stop being frivolous. What is it about being an engineer without technical abilities? The program is an intervention to promote skills development and curb indolence and unproductiveness among youths. There is nothing wrong with commending it. All of us can't be naysayers. Go to your sane countries and leave us alone abeg. |
nkwuocha:Who told you they are all certified engineers? Please, stop being frivolous. What is it about being an engineer without technical abilities? The program is an intervention to promote skills development and curb indolence and unproductiveness among youths. There is nothing wrong with commending it. All of us can't be naysayers. |
Chivasex:You are just a wailer. I challenge you to bring out your preferred candidate for 2019. Meanwhile, what is 'sex' doing in your moniker? Perhaps, you should concentrate on that. |
Mhiztamurtala:Thank you my brother. Most of our people are only good at seeing the bad in everything. Individual member nations of OPEC, of which Nigeria is one, saved billions of USD during the oil windfall, how much did the last administration save? See what is happening in Venezuela, which was recklessly managed like Nigeria during the oil windfall, over 500,000 of her citizens have moved to neighbouring Colombia and Brazil due to the excruciating hardship in the last 6 months, with hundreds of thousand more wanting to leave. Brazilian and Colombian authorities are already being overwhelmed by these influxes. Let's not forget that Venezuela is South America's wealthiest nation and has significantly more crude oil production than Nigeria. Rather than save our foreign reserve was depleted to less than $30billion as at when President Buhari took office. Today, it has grown to over $40billion. Boko Haram is being more effectively fought; there is the herdsmen-farmers threat, kidnapping, militancy and secessionist agitations. All these are real challenges that are being addressed. The North-East is being currently rebuilt, the Niger-Delta Amnesty initiative was extended and is being sustained. All these with crude selling at less than $40. Haba! While I would concede to anybody that more can be achieved, I won't mince to point out that had it not been someone in the mould of President Buhari that is at the helm at this most trying period, Nigeria will certainly have been worst for it. Once again, thank you bro. |
dignity33:Perhaps, you think you are the only one that has a PVC. Buhari is loved by majority of Nigerians, take it or leave it. Do you even go around the country? In April 2015, just one month before President Buhari took office, 19 states of the federation could no longer pay workers salaries due to dwindling allocation. As a result, the sum of N338billion was availed them to pay backlog of salaries under a 20-year repayment tenor, with the exception of Ogun state which opted for a 10- year tenor. Mind you, the price of crude was still over $60 as at April 2015, yet more than half the states of the federation could no longer pay salaries, neither could the FG, as it had to borrow less than N500billion to pay April 2015 salaries. How come even when crude price fell to less than $40 under President Buhari, most states and the FG were able to offset the huge salary backlogs as well as meet their obligations to workers? How come the administration is able to implement a school feeding initiative that covers of 6.4million children daily across over 33,000 public schools and engage over 60,000 women? Several road, rail and power projects are currently ongoing across the country, including the 3050MW-capacity Mambilla hydro project abandoned over 30 years ago. Some of these power projects are expected to come upstream this year. Do you want us to talk about Agriculture where rice import has dropped from more than 60,000MT to less than 20,000MT. While there are areas of concern, I don't think it is very correct for anyone to say that nothing has been achieved. Had PDP still remained in power as we meandered through one of our worst recessions in history, I am almost certain that a good number of us 'wailing' now will probably be doing so from either Djibouti or South Sudan. |
TheFreeOne:So, he should kill all those that trooped out to welcome him abi? I am unable to see the sense in your comment. |
Xisnin:Lol. |
martineverest:I agree with you. I have always know Lilian Esoro from Clinic Matters years before I heard the name Ubi Franklin. |
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Austema:I agree with you mostly if parties agree these things before setting out. Aren't we talking about adults here? Sex isn't the beginning and end of morality. There are other entailments of morality. The two parties here made a mess of the situation. Which mature man cuts communication with his bride less than a month to his wedding on ground of no sex? This could be discussed and sorted without any drama. As for the lady, bringing it to social media is both stupid and crazy in one swoop. What happened to making a trip to have a face meeting, speaking to close relatives and friends etc. Abeg ask me how this is even a bother to me. Am I even okay? Mtchewww. |
NwaAmaikpe:I agree with you totally and dare anyone to mention the politician he/she thinks will outperform Buhari, under the prevailing circumstances, and let's do the dissections here. |
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