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All the things they accused Buhari of is what he is.
He is a chauvinist, vindictive and insensitive individual.
He doesn't understand the diversity of this country Nigeria. A person like him is not suppose to be president in a pluralistic country like ours.

we can now see that Buhari has not changed a bit from what he was in 1983.

Buhari does not disappoint at all.

Many people have accused him severally of being a begot. And he's confirming it blatantly that he is one and that he does not give a hoot about what any other part of the country think of him.

This is the most skewed and most lopsided appointment ever since Nigeria's independence.

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We're really in for something serious here. Campaigns and elections are over but it seems this people are yet to come to terms with that.
They won the election on the promise of ending the insurgency within two months, and that's what we expect to see and not all this everyday Jonathan this, and Jonathan that. People are getting tired already.

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Though I did not read the op. I am commenting based on the topic of the thread.

They should try and reduce the high cost of clearing cars in Nigeria. It is so expensive clearing a car in Nigeria when compared to neighbouring countries.

The Nigerian custom need to bring the charges down if they must discourage car smuggling.

I believe through this summit several investments would be attracted to Imo state.

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I am following this thread with much interest. . Keep the photos coming.

This is one of the few things I can say I applaud Buhari for. I was expecting GEJ to take some decisive steps after the immigration incident, but he never did any of the things that were expected of him as a leader who cared for his people.

I thank Buhari for this step. This guy was suppose to be behind bars if Nigeria was a responsible country.

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patmaine:
yes we believe the writer is racist. but one thing he is not is biased...


the writer is not biased..



he said the truth we all kno and see every day

You are quite right here. The writer was a racist, for sure, but he wasn't biased at all. Most of the remarks he made about some of the ethnic groups are true judging by what we still see today. Those traits of indomitability he noted about the Igbos are still evident even today and as such has attracted hatred from their neighbours in the country they're lumped together into.

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One needs to think about this question; can Buhari sacrifice everything he has to sustain one Nigeria?

One thing I have discovered after living many years outside Nigeria is that most Nigerians expecially our ruling class is this, we are not patriotic.

Imagine the level of patriotism there'll be if the Yorubas had their Oduduwa nation or if Biafrans had their Biafra nation, it can never be compared to what we see today as patriotism to this country Nigeria.

How many of us here today can die for this country Nigeria?

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dunsman:
I didn't write this

wow! Who then wrote it. Does it mean that your account was hacked?

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