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anonimi:People like EGift and his alter ego Omenka operate on the cynical calculation that most of the denizens of these online boards are too young to remember what a disastrous monster Bin Buhari was. They also believe that most of the readers are too lazy to learn about social commentary regarding his era of misrule even from such renowned social commentators as Prof. Wole Soyinka and Fela! who weighed the slowpoke and concluded that he was just an "Animal in Craseman Skin" The promoters of this extreme fascist don't care to enlighten their misguided supporters that apart from judicial murder and brutal suppression of the most commonplace civil liberties, Bin Buhari's dark era was the only time in Nigeria (not even during the civil war) when everyday commodities like sugar, rice, vegetable oil, soap and other bare essentials were rationed as a result of extreme scarcity brought about by the tyrant's primitive economic policies which included breaking into private warehouses and seizing goods from businessmen and finally simply confiscating billions of Naira from poor Nigerians through an incompetently engineered currency change. The raw truth is that Imam Bin Buhari's only claim to fame is his fanatical support from the sharia belt earned through his open support for Sharia when other elite members of the Northern establishment were more circumspect in their support. That is his only electoral value and that is what smart people like BAT and Hell Ruffian are trying to exploit. Thankfully, it's is also his political albatross and will ensure that he will remain unelectable. These attempts to deodorize and beatify a washed up, fascist, failed dictator will always fail. |
asala1:Regarding the highlighted. I thought you were a Bin Buhari supporter, why are you inferring that he is insane. I know that he's not the sharpest tool in the box but insane..? Na you talk am oh. |
Ikemba try sha to leave this kind thing waka. If na me, I will tell the ancestors to wait a while. |
Kayyy:Thanks. Duke is scary. He's a heavyweight. |
Corruption is afraid of Bin Buhari, indeed! That's why he cleared our dearly departed maximum ruler, Abacha of every iota of corruption. He must be the Nano Silver of the Human Corruption Virus (HCV). Close contact with him is all that's needed to wash you clean of all corruption. These Janjawids are clowns, I swear! The ignorance is scary. |
noblezone:No mind them. Na malaria dey worry them. Ndi Imo vote for a washed up, fascist, failed dictator! |
Even foetal terrorists should not be spared. Terrorist spawn should be removed from the swollen stomachs of their terrorist mothers and exterminated with extreme prejudice. Amnesty Watch and all the assorted busybody do-gooders can go and hang ( along with all the feminazis muttering about "girl child"). |
If he spent 1Billion on Ebola, then fear go grip you to even ask how much he spent on his monorail. |
morefire:BinMumuhari doesn't steal but anywhere he goes huge sums grow wings and vanish. It's either $2.8 Billion is getting missing at NNPC or 53 suitcases are spirited through iron clad airports or some other humongous sum of money is missing from PTF, all right under his oblivious, clean, corruption fighting nose. No wonder, the Maestro, Fela Anikulakpo Kuti dubbed him "Animal in Craseman Skin". |
tinkinjow:Never has so much noise being made about so small a man. It speaks to the moral and mental bankruptcy of the Janjaweedian Apeeshit that they have to rest all their electoral hopes on a washed up, failed dictator whose pretentions of fighting corruption (actually his only qualifications to the highest office in the land) has been shown to be hollow by the humongous sums of money that gets missing everywhere he is in charge. $2.8 billion at NNPC, 53 suitcases as head of state and billions of Naira as PTF head honcho. I can bet my last claro that even BinMumuhari himself knows that he has a snowball's chance in hell of being the president. |
drnoel:It's those silly spell check programs. Try writing "Oregun" and see what happens. |
Demdem:Those reforms should be backed by an act of the NASS. Johny Boy is the head of the executive branch not the legislature. We need to understand these little distinctions. He did what he could as an executive, "appoint a competent executive". You need to put the pressure on your representatives to adopt Uwais' recommendations into law. |
barcanista:Quit blowing smoke. Unless you were born in 2010, you know what elections were before then. I respect a little honesty. By the way, WTF is "wharped"? |
barcanista:The fact that you apparently have reasons to believe that GEJ may lose the elections next year is yet another feather to Johny Boy's already brimming hat. His efforts in designing an environment where elections are meaningful and where the "I" in INEC actually means independent is even more important than his already monumental economic and infractural achievements. I am happy that the vast majority of Nigerians realize these unassailable achievements and recent polls indicate that a landslide victory is a forgone conclusion. |
xtianh:In what ways precisely is he doing so well? Roaches has so screwed up that Imo has slipped from a consistent first three in the education rankings to ninth position, well behind sister states like Anambra, Abia and even states like Rivers. Abeg, leave the Roach matter, please. |
berem:I believe that my statement was qualified with "some". Regarding his alleged philanthropy (there are rumours about foreign charities), I don't like speculating but if he was so rich, why was he stealing from NAMA? Regardless, it's stupid to continue allowing a goat to keep watch over our yam barn. |
focus7:Regarding the highlighted, we have a good idea about how some of that money was made. -- The head of the National Airport Management Authority (NAMA), Rochas Okorocha, was caught and dismissed for embezzling about $1 million through an inflated contract; Obasanjo then appointed him as a senior aide, without requiring Okorocha to repay the stolen funds. Okorocha wasThis is the same criminal my brother is having a change of heart to. |
ratiken:Regarding the highlighted, that monorail alone is a one way ticket to jail after 2015. |
barcanista:I expected a lot more from you than the pointless gratuitous insults. That doesn't improve your argument. Like they say, bad company corrupts good manners I can't remember seeing the Osun polls you're talking about. Actually, none exists, at least from NOI. This is their website. http://noi-polls.com. They may be named after Ngozi but she hasn't been involved with the organization for over 6 years now (read up on them from Wikipedia). They also have a technical alliance with Gallup which should tell you something about their standards. |
olapluto:The Nile isn't just a River in Egypt. It seems to flow from from Futa Jalon to water the patched land of the Janjawids. |
eph12:Actually, the NOI polls have been remarkably prescient as far as predicting elections in Nigeria. Their predictions about the Ekiti polls went against what I believed should be the case (given Fayose's antecedents) but again it proved very accurate. I will advise Apeeshit strategists (it's doubtful they have any) to study these polls rather than living in denial. |
abdulwastecx:Collecting taxes more ruthlessly (possibly because BAT is getting a cut) isn't ECONOMIC POLICY. I am not really here to give people a free education in political economy. I am also not really interested in your opinions but thanks for sharing all the same. |
barcanista:Bro, This Apeeshit isn't helping your arguments. At all, at all! Anyway, bad market dey hard to sell. Regarding your argument, even a primary school pupil knows that the FG is responsible for economic policy (hint: that's what NOI is doing there). APC governors just milk this through overtaxation, which they waste on daft prestige projects like Rotimi's monorail (hopefully, the "mono" there is an indication that it's one way ticket to jail for him in 2015. |
omenka:I can't decide if you guys are serious or just trying to be diversionary with this kind of statements. Is this simply a lack of understanding of the constitution (primary school civics)? When did the President become responsible for jailing criminals? What is the job of the judiciary and what is the place of separation of powers? GEJ talked about institutional reforms but that flew right over their janjawid reactionary heads. I just tire for all this ignorance. I will just stick to the sexuality section. |
[quote author=BackDatAssUp post=/post/26829762]Igbo dis igbo dat Everyone that opposes u ugly lot is ibo I got news for you taju; not only ibos hate ur dirty hypocrites[/quote]There is no need of following the janjawids to play the ethnic card. There is currently no evidence that even a majority of the SW support the rabid dogs and baboons that pretend to be opposition policians in the Apeeshit. For the sake of the millions of good people in SW, please dial back the hate a little. |
anonimi: Please show us where the Minister actually mentioned new TANKS or that the tanks in these pictures are what she was talking about,You have a lot of patience trying to educate an unrepentant Janjawid rabble rouser who thinks that the perfidious Dan Fodio's tactics of screaming about fake corruption allegationsis is going to enable them steal power. He should tell his principals that this is 21st century Nigeria not 19th century Hausaland. We are not so easily fooled. |
desgiezd: Does it mean that Jonathan has started distributing Viagra + Burantachi to his supporters free of charge?No, Johnny Boy IS Viagra + Burantashi +Cialis +'Spanish Fly. Stoopid question = Daft Answer |
talktimi: Obviously supporters of the jihadist Buhari are suffering from herd mentality. Its not really surprising since its a common ailment amongst the APCankerwormsThe Devils on Horseback AKA Janjawids move in hordes. That's where the herd animal mentality comes from. I had previously advised them to focus on 2019 but even that is too optimistic because their hatred will burn them out well before then. RIP Apeeshit! |
NgeneUkwenu: No Time For a TANiod!Are you a killjoy like BInBokohari? We love our erektions and other freedoms, this is still Naija not Naija-stan. |
Imagine the comedy! A bunch of senile geriatrics talking about Plan "B" and people are actually taking them seriously. Any plans they make without involving adult diapers and a retirement home is doomed for failure. |
NgeneUkwenu: I have been watching with keen interest on how all manners of natural occurrences(albeit Postivive ones), individual excellence, international assistance, normal routine works by different ministries are elaborated and celebrated by jonathan and jonathanians as achievement of the government.Regarding, the highlighted. I can attest to the same experience. My erektions have increased in strength by 54.7% since Johnny Boy became president. I can understand that the reverse may be the case for unbelievers AKA Janjaweedian Apeeshit supporters but no be our fault. |
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