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Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 8:16pm On Dec 23, 2014
sleekpro:
If only the youths of these days new what some of their parents went tru wen buhari took over power, I don't think he buhari will in any way be an option, becos he single handedly put this country to this messn.
Since he suspend the constition of this country, things have never been the same.

Why can't we stop bringing those animals to run our nation.

#GODBLESSNIGERIA
Our youth have refused to see the truth, so painful! undecided
Politics › Re: APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 8:14pm On Dec 23, 2014
biafranqueen:
Chai! cry cry
Blood, Blood, Blood of fellow Nigerians all in the name of politics of bitterness huh

cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry angry cry cry cry cry
Politics › Re: APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 8:13pm On Dec 23, 2014
where are my friends: ceo4eva, gunuvi, Mogidi, VICTORCIZA, Truckpusher, aljharem, ola6
Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 8:11pm On Dec 23, 2014
major466:
Very true. People like pa Buhari have no moral right to even contest elections. If not for Buhari's military intervention Nigeria today will be rubbing shoulders with advanced democracies like USA.

Absolutely, why same human being who truncated democracy 30 Years ago now coming to preach democracy 30 years after huh
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Economy is Among The Largest in the World, says Jonathan by Firefire(m): 8:08pm On Dec 23, 2014
Aiyekooto:
What does one expect from a man who does not know what economic theories meant. It is what Iweala tells him that he concurs.

We don hear!
Omo Iya, chai GEJ! grin
Politics › Re: APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 7:55pm On Dec 23, 2014
biafranqueen:
We will never forget our brothers that have already been slaughtered because of his demonic statements cry
so painful cry cry

Politics › Re: APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 7:49pm On Dec 23, 2014
biafranqueen:
How else do you expect a General to conduct himself huh
Through BLOODY statements undecided

Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 7:47pm On Dec 23, 2014
MudRaker:
Buhari in his justification of his toppling of an elected civillian govt blamed the electoral of not being capable of electing credible leadership and that military coups will remain inevitable as long as this persists.

Funny thing is that the same electorate has been rejecting him since but in his ever arrogating character he keeps shoving himself to them.

Politics › Re: APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 7:46pm On Dec 23, 2014
APC standard-bearer chose incendiary remarks, which emboldened insurgents, apparently in keeping with the agenda of his party to achieve political control through violence.
Politics › Re: APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 7:43pm On Dec 23, 2014
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Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 7:42pm On Dec 23, 2014
DonaldGenes:
He has a valid point there but shall we cont'd to delve back into the past..Lets move forward
If you don't consider the past, how do you make the future a success huh
Politics › APC Responsible For Insurgency —PDP by Firefire(op): 7:40pm On Dec 23, 2014
THE Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), on Monday, insisted that no amount of blackmail and allegations against President Goodluck Jonathan could exonerate the All Progressives Congress (APC) of blame for insurgency and wave of violence ravaging some northern states of the country.

National publicity secretary of the party, Chief Olisa Metuh, in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja, on Monday, said the memory of Nigerians was not short on the body language and inciting utterances of APC leaders, which had served as fuel to the raging flame of terrorism in the land.

According to the PDP, by going to the international media recently to distance themselves from complicity and in turning round to blame the PDP, the APC was asking Nigerians to suddenly grow forgetful of the barrage of statements by their leaders who promoted insurgency in the country.

The party observed that whereas a statesmanly statement from a person of General Buhari’s age and status could have helped douse the tension in the land, the APC standard-bearer chose incendiary remarks, which emboldened insurgents, apparently in keeping with the agenda of his party to achieve political control through violence.

The PDP compared the attitude of APC leaders on insurgency to “the metaphor of a young man sent on a criminal mission by the father, whose boldness knows no bounds.”


The statement read in parts: “Nigerians have not forgotten the spontaneous violence and mayhem on innocent citizens following inciting statements by Buhari and other APC leaders then in the defunct CPC, upon losing the 2011 presidential election.

“The APC leaders have, so far, left no Nigerian in doubt of their party’s violent disposition as General Buhari, in May 2012, remorselessly stated that ‘the monkey and baboon will be soaked in blood’ should he lose the 2015 presidential election.

“Attesting that penchant for violence flows in the portal vein of the rank and file of the APC, Buhari’s Man-Friday and former FCT Minister, Malam Nasir el-Rufai, in his capacity then as APC deputy national secretary, in January 2014, told the whole world that ‘the next election is likely to be violent and many people are likely going to die. And the only alternative left to get power is to take it by force; this is the reality on ground.’

“Nigerians have also read and heard other ricocheting calls for violence and threats of parallel government from other leaders of this same party. These are not just mere slips, but incontrovertible snips from the agenda of the APC to sustain insurgency and set the stage for carnage after they lose in the 2015 general election.

“We find it funny that the APC, which has presented its standard-bearer, General Buhari, as a macho mascot that will bring insurgency to an end in matter of weeks using sheer force, is turning round to play the card of dialogue just to disparage the president.

“Ironically, for over a year of General Buhari’s draconian rule in the 1980s and even now in pretended love for democracy, the General is never known to be amenable to any form of dialogue. So, where will this hyped Midas touch on dialogue come from?

“Well-meaning Nigerians appreciate the way and manner the Jonathan-led administration is confronting insurgency using dialogue and military option. Twice, the Council of State has appraised and endorsed this approach despite spirited efforts by the opposition to distract the president and demoralise our security forces.”

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/24947-apc-responsible-for-insurgency-pdp
Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 7:36pm On Dec 23, 2014
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Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 7:35pm On Dec 23, 2014
“The military keep going into our democracy because of corruption but if you look back, history is repeating itself because it is the same military that puts aside our constitution that wants to use the same constitution.”
Politics › Re: Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 7:35pm On Dec 23, 2014
If Major General Mohamodu Buhari Rtd. had not interrupted civil rule in the past, Nigeria would have been better by now.
Politics › Military Caused Setback To Nigeria’s Democracy —gumi by Firefire(op): 7:34pm On Dec 23, 2014
Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, Sheik Ahmed Abubakar Gumi, has said if the military had not interrupted civil rule in the past, Nigeria would have been better by now.

He said those who brushed aside the nation’s constitution had now turned around to use it, adding that all military men in politics who had, at one time or the other, terminated civilian regimes had no moral justification to complain of rigging in the 2015 general election.

Gumi, who retired as a Major from the Nigerian Army, spoke on Monday, when members of the Kaduna State chapter of Ohanaeze Ndigbo held a consultative meeting with him over fears of violence in 2015 election.

He said most Nigerian leaders were over recycled and had reached a point that they should give way for the younger ones.

According to him, ”no military man has moral ground to complain of election rigging in 2015 because if the military had allowed democracy to grow, this country would have developed better than this.”

“The military keep going into our democracy because of corruption but if you look back, history is repeating itself because it is the same military that puts aside our constitution that wants to use the same constitution.”

“We are having difficult time in Nigeria, but things will be better because it is better to be patient for four years than to be lamenting for 40 years. Nigeria is going through developmental stages.

“I want to say that Nigeria should bring complete new leaders who have not served this country before because we keep on recycling old leaders who don’t have the interest of the country at heart, but their personal interest.

“I also want to tell Nigerians that they should not see the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and All Progressives Congress (APC) as opposing religious parties, but purely political parties which are doing things the way they like, either personal or political.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/24934-military-caused-setback-to-nigeria-s-democracy-gumi
Politics › Re: Buhari Is "Semi-illiterate" Says PDP......Sahara Reporters by Firefire(m): 7:24pm On Dec 23, 2014
PehaKaso:
It is now on record that Buhari just discovered Twitter yesterday, December 22nd, 2014.
He cant rule over me......not now, not ever.

GEJ till Buhari makes his WAEC!!!
grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Lagos State Deports 70 Beggars To Northern Nigeria by Firefire(m): 7:22pm On Dec 23, 2014
colossus2:
Face back, you don't know what's chasing you undecided
Don't reset your destiny to -30 i.e. 1985 undecided
Politics › Re: Lagos State Deports 70 Beggars To Northern Nigeria by Firefire(m): 6:36pm On Dec 23, 2014
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colossus2:
Using this to book space and in the end type rubbish just to bash lagos state
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Face front igi gogoro is coming.
Politics › Re: Lagos State Deports 70 Beggars To Northern Nigeria by Firefire(m): 6:31pm On Dec 23, 2014
grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: I’ve Received Threats For Criticising Buhari — Sheik Gumi by Firefire(m): 6:30pm On Dec 23, 2014
kyrios:
if Buhari was involve in BOKOHARAM brouhaha why cant he be arrested and prosecuted people like you just love typing trash incase you dont know fromanalysis GEJ govt has more ties to Bokoharm than buhari
FACT



if buhari is involve and it would stop the blood bath i would advice Nigerians to vote him
You just watch Out for Part II of the film "Boko Destroyer"... It shall be a TOTAL WAR
Politics › Re: I’ve Received Threats For Criticising Buhari — Sheik Gumi by Firefire(m): 6:25pm On Dec 23, 2014
what huh
Celebrities › Re: Waje On Fire! As She Poses Sexually For Made Magazine (Pictures) by Firefire(m): 6:08pm On Dec 23, 2014
End time stupidity ... undecided
Politics › Re: Apc Vs Pdp: Which Parrades More Intellectuals??? by Firefire(m): 5:59pm On Dec 23, 2014
Mogidi:
Firefire how bodi?
bodi dey fine jare, cool

the children of sorrow are fighting the last fight like a wounded Lion grin
Politics › Re: Apc Vs Pdp: Which Parrades More Intellectuals??? by Firefire(m): 5:45pm On Dec 23, 2014
Mogidi:
GEJ na PHD holder sha so you expect his followers to be critical thinkers etc, on the other hand there's a reason[b] "APC intellectuals" identify with Muguhari, I'd like to know the reason.
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tongue
Politics › Re: Apc Vs Pdp: Which Parrades More Intellectuals??? by Firefire(m): 5:37pm On Dec 23, 2014
grin
Politics › Re: Jonathan, Sambo To Spend N4 Billion On Food, Travels In 2015 by Firefire(m): 5:20pm On Dec 23, 2014
[size=14pt]Nigeria and her management at all level are crooks. angry

Please can we also see each state budget on feeding huh
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Politics › Re: "Nigerians Are Eager To Read President GEJ Thesis And Publications." —Dr. Hassan by Firefire(m): 3:43pm On Dec 23, 2014
OrlandoOwoh:
Kilode ti Ogagun Buhari ko di aare ni 2015? Iwadi ti mo se fi han pe kosi eni ti ko mo pe Buhari ni nkan ti o le ju Jonathan, awon eyan ko kan fe ki apa ariwa d'aare mo.
O di igba ti ogbeni Jonatani ba pari saa re ni 2019 ki ore-ofe to wa fun enikeni lati de ipo aare ni orile'ede Naijiria.


Ki Oluwa ki o so ipade wa.


Alafiaa fun yin oooo. tongue
Politics › Re: "Nigerians Are Eager To Read President GEJ Thesis And Publications." —Dr. Hassan by Firefire(m): 2:12pm On Dec 23, 2014
OrlandoOwoh:
Ati odun marun s'ehin ti Jonathan to wa l'ati gusu ti de be, kilo ti se? Gbogbo igba ni won ju adoloro, kilo ye ki ijoba to ni lakaaye se? Dipo ki won se ise won, won ma ma da awon egbe olowo l'ebi.
O titọ ni ọrọ naa, alagba Jonathan se ku di ee kaato, sugbọn ori bibe kọ ni ogun ori fifọ.

Ogagun Buhari ko le di Aare Orile'ede yii ni 2015.
Politics › Re: "Nigerians Are Eager To Read President GEJ Thesis And Publications." —Dr. Hassan by Firefire(m): 12:14pm On Dec 23, 2014
OrlandoOwoh:
Lo sinmi. O ti gbinyanju. Oro to wa n'ile ju e lo.
Orọ wo lo wa n'ile to ju mi lọ ?

E je je ki afi lakaye wo ọro orile ede yi la'ifi igba kan bọ ikan ninu.

Ko le sese ki ijọba pada si ile gusu lalaijeki awon ariwa pari ise ijọba won, to ba je wipe Buhari ni egbe yin ri lati fa sile.

Oro sunukun, ejeki afi oju sunukun wo.
Politics › Re: "Nigerians Are Eager To Read President GEJ Thesis And Publications." —Dr. Hassan by Firefire(m): 11:50am On Dec 23, 2014
abacus:
Eepele o eeru ijaw.

I must tell you, am not bias.. i see everybody the same to me be you christian or muslim, be you from south or north. Be you fulani ibiobio fulani ibo yoruba efik etc. I careless where u from or live, am interested in your personality and you. Am afraid am not the person you can share religion or tribal sentiment with.

I will never vote GEJ, not because he's from ijaw but because he's clueless to preside over a family talkless of a country.

16 years of PDP and 6 years of GEJ is a waste of time for this country.

Eeru eni to ba fe she, go ahead am nobody's eeru. Ciao!
Omo Yoruba Ronu undecided

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