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Facebooker:You must be a funny person. But, the op seems serious about the pain. Show empathy na |
ZombieTAMER:Yeah, another way they bastardized their own promises. His family doctors are in Germany. Which directly opposes the campaign promise related to health sector "...no abroad medical trip..." |
ZombieTAMER:My guy, you do well. In their image laundry activities; these zombies have refused to admit that their folks in power have failed in all sides. |
madridguy:PDP actually electrified both urban and Rural dwellings across Nigeria. Its a fact, not fiction like you and your folks are doing today. GSM became a reality under Obasanjo regime. Don't tell me your usual lies again of abacha dictatorial days. If you are not aware- the days abacha held sway was dark days and you dare not say GSM came in abacha regime, even if you uses lies for breakfast. Security under PDP was atleas predictable, and the excesses of BH was restricted to Borno majorly, with some erand activities in yobe and some parts of Adamawa. Immediately your folks came on board, they ordered the dismantling of all check points from north to south; then arms were moved freely across the country. Next, insecurity became an issue everywhere in Nigeria, and your folks, trying to downplay the menace, said its Libyans who brought in arms that are making the troubles. Fast forward to now: we now have Benue indigenes being told that their father land belong to cattle and its rearers... The country is polarized, and you are not ashamed to make a defence for the failures and inepts. |
LZAA:Mmmh! |
LZAA:Thanks for enlightening him. I wish zombiism will allow the lecture permeate his brain |
[quote author=LZAA post=65698243][/quote]I concur! Daura awaits her son. Its the right place for him |
imhotep:Well done my Bros! These zombies prefers that we all keep quiet while a failure be packaged into something else before our very eyes. Haba zombies! |
madridguy:Madridguy, everything Nigeria can boast of today are dividends of PDP -Electrification or urban and rural areas, -GSM, -Agric revolution, Etc NB: The ones we can no longer boast of are the ones destabilized by your people: *Economy, *Holistic human and property security, * National cohesion, Etc |
Op, you seem to have adopted an allegation in place of a fact. Your comment is too strong for an alleged or a claim from a news media. You need to tread softly, because reactions of this nature if made on an allegation which has not been proven a fact may expose the commenter as a fool or an unbridled fellow. We love you and wouldn't want you dancing naked in a market place. Sahara media is not always right, note that. (-from a friend) |
There is going to be an everyday update here, to point out the failures, ineptitude and corrupt acts which are being laundered. Cc Lalasticlala, Mynd44 Cc imhotep, lZAA, ZombieTamer, Adadike et'al |
If it was a PDP led administration that laundered and keeps laundering the image of its leaders in the face of failures and ineptitude; could Nigerians had condoned it? Matured and unbiased comments needed here pls. |
If it comes to "Human Rights" versus "animal rights"; I will move the motion that pangolin be utilized in manufacturing curatives medicines which heals certain (otherwise) hard to cure diseases. But, where China is involved, I will not easily believe the claim, because ulterior motives may not be divorced from Chinese husslers. A lot of " allegations of dubious merchandising" have been associated with their hussling, ranging from canned human flesh, plastic rice, etcetra. |
Ayodejioak:Common guy, Beans, egg and yoghurt are common in this sub-saharan Africa |
samtin:@Samtin, something fishy really happened along the line and the top scorers aren't the winners any longer. Just take heart and move on. The coordinators seems to have vested interest in some participants and had to bend the rule to accommodate their low performed participants. It would have been the usual corruption thing, but, considering that PMB promised zero corruption in his government, I find this unfortunate and regrettable. |
LZAA:Perhaps the worse disease ever is zombiism. That's irrational way of life |
lalasticlala:Lalasticlala, I lift up my cap for you; Thanks! |
MDsambo:You have a point dear! I do not know why Russia, China, Iran and other countries who wish to counter America on international politics chose to use Syria as their piggyback. To counter America and its influence in Syria, these above countries insists that Asad must not leave power. But, at the end, no single president or prime minister stays forever with the status quo. The "ex-leader" will always be the name sooner or later. |
The CRIMINAL CODE/PENAL CODE has been there, which criminalizes speeches or writings that cause dissenssion among Nigerians. That law is perfect if applied to situations that have played out regularly in Nigeria. Example: Riots, Hate-Related killings, Arson, burning of properties and general attacks on settlers have occurred in Nigeria, more times than has been numbered; yet you may not find recorded/reported cases detailing the stiff penalties handed to perpetrators of these evil acts. The problem has never been absence of requisite laws, but, absence of enforcement of existing laws. The NASS can continue duplicating laws, but that alone, will not solve our national maladies. |
You are indeed a humorous person. |
adadike281:Ada, dirty politics is responsible for the emergence of bad leaders. How else could a nonperforming Okorocha serve 8years? Yet Imo people avoided vibrant Ihedioha and chose the same worse-performing Rochas |
Never! Its image laundry that is our problem in this country. Otherwise, why will people admit that Buhari has failed. Yet they claim there isn't a better person in a country of about 180 millions? Even you, or me, or any other modern man is better than what we have at hand. |
Rutley:On point! Earlier, I wanted not to comment, but you are so much on point. |
tundeipade:Of course, they will "explain". There is explanation for everything done, wrong or right. My concern is that they have shown the level of deception and corruption in the present government, whereas, we expected better deal than the previous administration. They have shown us how bad things are under them. My prayer is that Nigeria should not be doomed to always get it wrong. |
rxmusa:Well, I think the judgment is precise and humane |
jerryunit48:I don't think so. It is known as "Hybrid Credo". It is the emerging religion whose purpose is to bring about a clear and liberal approach to religion in order to douse the tension being generated by religions across the world. |
EazyMoh:On point! Let the answer be provided |
Delivar:[s][/s] Okay |
Delivar:@Delivar, when you want to speculate on an issue, do not say "the truth..." Have you no value for a truth that you tell the world your personal speculation and call it truth? |
freeze001:Well said! If this piece is the true position, why didn't the Commander in Chief give early order to the armed forces to enter the bushes and disarm all arm bearing herder or others in the bush? Buhari's body language was that of "CONDONATION" to the killings across the country and that alone is a reason why Fulanis and Buhari may not be exonerated by this piece. |
Ken, this your article long. You have authored this piece with the stance of an apologist. You succeeded in exonerating the Fulanis. However, the comments of Miyetti Allah on the happenings in Benue and Taraba seems to distance from your position because those guys indirectly seems to have assumed responsibility for the killings. |
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