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Kabikala:
You are right. I made one other earlier comment after May 2015 before your statement attracted my attention.

Still disappointed though that any enlightened mind would doubt the importance of climate change to a country such as Nigeria.

there u miscontrue my words again. Is climate change the most pressing problem Nigeria has now? If u can truthfully answer that question then tell us. If u can´t truthfully answer that question then I rest my case.

Dannyset:
You are very limited in scope, and I think it's a pity.

u think so. Fine by me. Keep think so ut the question stands

ksbusari:
am sorry for dat bt i beg start to av the believe by praying for him. It happened in Osun where we only believed d foolish would do magic and failed to pray, he eventually disappointed himself.

no insult taken. I am too old to allow such words worry me

airfinance:
Iam sorry if you felt bad anyway. Try always to know follow happenings as it unfolds and as its conclude, before making criticism rather than allow peoples' response determine your contributions. Sorry for the insult.

none taken

Kabikala:
I have not made comments on this website for several months, but your statement roused me from hibernation.

With your statement, "what would climate change do for Nigeria?", I could only come to one conclusion or the other. Either you did not go to school. If indeed you went to school, you have just disgraced your alma mater.

bros, I can show u ur last post and u do comment on NL. About my not going to school, allow me worry about that just like I would allow u remain in ignorance. Meanwhile ur profile says it all https://www.nairaland.com/kabikala

Sowada:
Until you realise that you is here to stay and trust in him. You ll never see the better side of this country. Yeye wailers

sorry to correct u sir but I am not there with u guys. I am only just watching what is happening

Dannyset:
You are very limited in scope, and I think it's a pity.

why did this one come put from. Ur mates have finished this topic and u are just starting. I suppose u feel ur scope is more enlightened? Pls enlighten us from ur wealth of knowledge?

airfinance:
Agreed it was wrong for me to have insulted you which I never meant to,but you insulted the president yourself with your comment now you now how it feels to be insulted

I criticized the president and his cohort. I didn´t insult him or them. Unlike u I rarely resort to insults. I said their topic was bullshit and foolish not them

airfinance:
Who told u his address was only on climate change? This is why u need to follow current happenings and stop depending on people's posts. Hatred will do yu know good nitwit

Hatred 4 what, pls tell me? Or do u think insulting people proves ur points? Can u even make a serious statement without resorting to insults? Pls try to make one now without insults in it and u will fail.

ksbusari:
unserious element. U r still in pains after mor than Three months? Nawa for u o.

I take it u mean the elections. I didnt support any party cos I didnt belive in any of them

Skoopy:
Climate change cannot play second fidel to even mugabe's choiced topic, both affects the human race and call as well lead to extinction of the human specie. My thought though.

nice one

Okaka27:
and was it not PDP 's reign for 16 yrs that amounted to the problems u mentioned, the same PDP u voted for n lost.
Stupeed I'd!ot

PDP/APC who cares? I didn´t vote cos I believe voting for one tout to remove another tout is mediocre

udeagbalaC:
you are a tout

Thank you. Am sure u had no idea why u just insulted me. I pity our children of today.

lastpage:
I am sure a dimwit like you did not even listen to the speech!
You just dey parole whatever some other nitwits says!

Did you hear where he even extended the Global Development Goals form six to SEVEN, adding his own and lecturing them on why it should be seven instead of six?

Go and listen to the speech and then come back and tell us whether all you heard was about climate change only!
Its permissible to be IGNORANT but its even more permissible to be IGNORANTLY STEWPID!


Lastpage!

Thanx for the insult on my person. I read the speech and found it depressing that he talked about climate change while there are pressing problems he should have spoken about. If u then think it was justified for u to insult me when all I said was the truth then be my guest. Knock urself out.

Forwetinnah:
....i just dey wonder like Alice in Wonderland. The people phoolish die!!!!They think pretending all is well in this Country changes the reality on ground? Booooohari leave Elephant wey him carry for head dey pursue Ant. *Claps once*

no mind those ignoramuses insulting me below and above u. Imagine rubbish? Look NIgerians call a spade a spade. Ur problems are worse than climate change so why would u condone a president that will go to the world and tell them about climate change? Attack the president and his team and not me.

udeagbalaC:
Zimbabwe’s (sort of) democratically elected strongman Robert Mugabe
addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Monday. Mugabe, who at 91 years old could very well qualify as the loose cannon grandfather to be ignored at family functions if he weren’t the leader of a sovereign nation, took time out of his speech to address what he called the “new” human rights agenda being pushed by the West—more specifically, the attempt to stop the criminalization and persecution of homosexuals globally.
Mugabe, who wasn’t exactly a standard bearer for the old human rights agenda, managed to construe human rights to make it look like his were being trampled. “[W]e reject the politicization of this important issue and the application of double standards to victimize those who dare think and act independently of the self-anointed prefects of our time,” Mugabe said. “We equally reject attempts to prescribe ‘new rights’ that are contrary to our values, norms, traditions, and beliefs.”
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Mugabe then, apparently extemporaneously, veered off script and added for emphasis: “We are not gays!” What exactly Mugabe mean by that is open to debate. BuzzFeed’s Hayes Brown notes that the line got a smattering of laughs along with some polite applause. Mugabe then continued, without a whiff of irony, saying: “Cooperation and respect for each other will advance the cause of human rights worldwide. Confrontation, vilification, and double-standards will not.”
www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2015/09/28/zimbabwe_s_mugabe_u_n_speech_on_gay_human_rights.html

the man may be senile but he is right. He addressed an important topic. What did ur president do? Addressed climate change. What would climate change do for NIgeria?

prof17:
Robert mugabe of Zembabwe's speech was more clear and understandable than Buhari who was like begging the world leaders!

What was the topic of Mugabe´s speech. I beg you he chose a more befitting topic not climate change. The people in Buhari´s entourage, his advicers are advicing rubbish. Imagine a country plagued with so much problem, u go to the UN where the world is represented and talk about climate change. Am I hearing correct? Climate change............OMG, Nigeria and our bad leaders. Which way Nigeria.......

egift:
https://d.ibtimes.co.uk/en/full/1460701/buhari-united-nations.jpg

"Excellencies, heads of state and government, secretary-general of the United Nations, president of the 70th UNGA [United Nations General Assembly], distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen: This summit provides a unique opportunity for us to work together to address climate change and its impacts, which is an undeniable issue of concern to the international community. The increase in global warming is an indication that we face a crisis of global proportions.

Excellencies, the world is experiencing new and unusual climate variability due to increased emissions of greenhouse gases. Even though Africa contributes very little to global warming, the socio-economic consequences of climate change spare no nation. The burden is just as overwhelming for developing countries.

In Nigeria, we have seen extreme weather variations, rising sea levels, encroaching desertification, excessive rainfall, erosion and floods, land degradation – all of which threaten the ecosystem. These developments have devastating human costs and are affecting food security, livelihoods and the very survival of our people.

To address these negative effects, we have developed a national policy to guide Nigeria's response to climate change. Our response is broadly based on the twin strategy of mitigation and adaptation.

As a party to the climate change convention and its protocol, Nigeria is strongly committed to the adoption of a legally binding universal agreement to mitigate climate change. We commend the countries that have announced their intended nationally determined contributions [INDC] ahead of the October 2015 deadline. These contributions will go a long way in reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. The INDCs will serve as a yardstick for measuring the commitment of parties to the Framework Convention.

In addition we must prioritize the means of implementing the INDCs, in terms of finance, technology and capacity building, especially in supporting developing countries, including those in Africa. This is fundamental to ensuring that collective action to combat climate change is indeed, collaborative and effective in the long run.

As we approach Paris, the Nigerian position which reflects the African consensus, is that a legally binding universal instrument will be beneficial to all state parties. Nigeria will continue to champion the core principles and goals of the new sustainable development agenda and hopes that the next conference of parties will eventually become a global milestone to combat and cushion the dire impacts of climate change.

The Paris agreement should be rules-based, predictable, robust to adequately address climate change vulnerabilities. It is essential that the least developing countries and small island developing states receive the institutional capacity support for mitigation, adaptation, gender and climate change linkages towards building a sustainable environment.

Collective action remains the only viable option to addressing the challenges of global warming and the ever growing impact of climate change.

Excellencies, we have no other choice but to protect our environment for the benefit of the present and future generations. Collectively, we have to work towards achieving this all important objective. I thank you."

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/nigerias-president-muhammadu-buhari-addresses-un-general-assembly-climate-change-full-speech-1521480

Bullshit foolish speech. The Nigerian problems are Boko Haram, Economic decline, Unemployment, shorttage of food supply not climate change. What did PMB and his 30 deligates go to UN summit to do again?

morereb10:
Controversial actress, Cossy Ojiakor is live at the Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, and she has made sure to make us know about it. Rocking a dress that leaves little to imagine, as usual, Cossy looks to be having a good time partying at one of the world's most popular festivals.

She said, "Bayern cloth.. I look so lovely. Don't u just wanna love me." Oktoberfest is the world's largest Volksfest (beer festival and travelling funfair). Is she crazy? What is wrong with her? Fame?


http://www.exlinklodge.com/2015/09/cossy-ojiakor-rocks-eye-popping-outfit.html#sthash.Xo0f2ETY.dpuf

That is the popular German October fest, not some beer festival.

emamos:
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http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/nnpctrial-of-treasury-looters-to-begin-soon-buhari/

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