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Is that simple |
We all know what they want, fg knows it, I know it and you reading also know it. They want true federalism. Is that a wicked demand? Most 5percent feed 95percent forever? Is it not slavering. |
We keep bringing religious extremist to govern. Honestly why is muslims causing problems wherever they are. |
Zombies are blaming gej for this buhari medical trip, they are saying gej failed to equip the aso rock hospital with modern facility. |
Apc states |
Is always false and baseless until they start killing. |
And now are u talking less? The problem is not that u talk too much is because all u say are lies. And most of the time u think us (nigerians) a fool. |
My prayer from the dept of my heart is (as long as his hands are clean no harm will come to him) Pls get well soon mr president. |
The president is not physically fit, mentally is what I'm not sure. He said after 2011 general election that he's not coming back to contest again. Some people are pushing him to his death. |
Very true sir, all the negative minded people are supporters of chelsea. |
This guys are *lowing down these days |
NIGERIANS WERE WONDERING: Release Nnamdi KANU, Buhari didn't react, soldiers were killing innocent civilians in Zaria Buhari didn't react. Femi Fani Kayode has been in EFCC detention without trial, Buhari didn't react. Fulani herdsmen invaded and killed over 200 people in Enugu, Buhari didn't react. More than 50 people were killed in Onitsha by Nigerian Fulani soldiers, Buhari didn't react. Do not remove subsidy, Buhari did otherwise. ALL THIS WHILE WE THOUGHT OUR PRESIDENT HAS FAILED US. WE NEVER KNEW HE HAD EAR PROBLEM. |
The United States of America government has disclosed that it is monitoring reports of attacks and other incidents in the Niger Delta region. The US government appealed to all parties involved in the dispute in the Niger Delta region to resolve their disputes through peaceful means. This was revealed in a statement issued by the United States embassy’s public affairs Unit in Abuja. In the statement released on Tuesday, June 7, the US government said the establishment of conditions and mechanisms for profound, positive, and lasting changes in the region would help to bring peace to the region. It stated the need for the provision of economic opportunity and the needed services for residents of the Niger Delta. “The U.S. remains supportive of efforts, including the promotion of dialogue, to address grievances in the Niger Delta,” the embassy stated. |
The Nigerian Government says military deployment on the waterways in the Niger Delta will continue to man Federal Government’s installations in the oil rich region. This is one of the resolutions reached at meeting the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, held on Tuesday with state governors from the Niger Delta area, service chiefs and the Minister of State for the Niger Delta to try to find solution to problems in the region. Briefing reporters at the end of the meeting, the Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, reiterated the need for the state governors to share intelligence with security chiefs. “We have taken a lot of decisions which we think will help us to mitigate what is going on currently in the states particularly in Delta and Bayelsa,” he said. The Delta State Governor further stated that it was decided that military presence in the region should be de-escalated, though it was agreed that the forces should be kept to provide security and presence while government begins immediate engagement process with the communities in the affected areas. Asked what the fate of the amnesty programme was, Governor Okowa noted that the Presidential Adviser on the Amnesty Programme briefed the meeting and stated that the programme was actually still on-going. “We have a Special Adviser in charge of Amnesty and he is doing a lot of work.” He also highlighted the need to remain proactive, believing that collaboration between the Federal and State governments would help to tackle the issues in the Niger Delta. At the over four hours meeting, the blowing up of pipelines and vandalism of oil installations by those who many have described as criminals topped talks. They were said to have adequately been briefed by the service chiefs on the situation in the area. Some of the decisions taken include a synergy between the Federal and State governments, a collaboration they hope would end the crisis in the region. The latest attacks in the Niger Delta region by a group that calls itself ‘the Niger Delta Avengers’ raise question as to what has happened to the amnesty programme and what the youths in the region have done with it. The Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr Ibe kachikwu, had in a recent meeting appealed to the youths to sheath their swords while some of the governors in the region reminded them that investment could only thrive in a peaceful atmosphere. Youths in the Niger Delta region may well sheath their swords and watch the Federal Government fulfill its commitment to finding a lasting solution to the problems facing the Niger Delta oil producing states. Some of the governors in attendance include; Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State and Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State. Others are the governors of Baylesa, Mr Seriake Dickson, and Nyesom Wike of Rivers State. Apart from the governors, the Chief of Army Staff, Chief of Air Staff and the Inspector General of Police are also in attendance. (Channels TV) |
I didn't vote for buhari not because I hated him but because of his track record, because of all he has been saying in the past. I knew he can't just change over night. A dictative ethnic extremist can't just become a converted democrate overnight |
Where did u get this from. Anyway anything can happen in the time of change |
Respect |
I wake up to this sad news this morning, I'm really in shock because I like this man I was even dreaming of him coming back to coach the super eagles. Outside the egyptian coach he remain the only man to win afcon as player and as coach. Rip to the big boss. |
What's the different from going abroad to examine ear infection and importing toothpick? |
Even ur bu get a bu |
Imaging how soon the table has turn is buhari that need gej help now. we should also remember that boko haram once name buhari as their mediator. Did he accept it. |
M not saying my mind because of fear ban. |
allthingsgood:... Yet is buhari who's going to the hopsital. |
The only thing buhari need to act is to give us what we need. Before another lynching in the north in the name allah. We are tired of the killing and justifying for the killings. |
Another apc evil man trying the justify that barbaric from the north, was that the right time for mr president to call for respect to people religion? As long as he choice that moment to talk abt respect to religion means he agree to the killing. |
Each time they kill they will come out to say is not part of islam. But they keep killing. I am disappointed with all the law makers from the south that are keeping quiet. We are living with evil men, satanic minded people why can't we see the muslims for what they truly is? |
huntila:The slained woman failed to respect allah and the result of that is dead. Abi clab for urself. |
Buhari is unfit to be our president. He's representing the north not nigeria as a whole. And by the way how will the muslims keep fighting for their gods? Why can't they let their god for fight for himself. |
Maybe |
If u like abuse pdp. If u like praise apc. The fact remain if buhari is sick then he is sick. No amount of abuse on pdp will heal him only prayer. ...And my prayer for him is that as long as his hands are clean he will recover very soon. |
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