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Dollyak:You should be more focused on guarding your organs jealously, as you're now an endangered specie in your land. That's a fact, and you must've been severely deranged to insult the North, so saying you were merely deranged was an understatement as you suggested. |
macaranta:Are you craving for golden oats or were you referring to your specie? Quit trying too hard to be silly. |
tollyB:Yes, that's the Aminu Kano International Airport, the first and oldest international airport in Nigeria. It was actually the airport to host the first international flight to land in Nigeria.
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Guyman02:The unborn generations of BH victims will continue to blame GEJ for his failures, even after you and the ineffectual buffoon are long dead. |
Dollyak:You must be severely deranged to dare insult an entire region. Have you finished holding your leaders responsible for failing to secure you from being the next victim of your sick ritual culture? Sill_y girl/man. |
Nice one from Turaki, the NE will rise again. |
Well said. |
basingstoke:With all the revelations of Dasuki's sabotage of the fight against BH? Have you been living under a rock? Anyway from the bolded, I'm not surprised by the level of your reasoning. Concentrate on your books.
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Diesel1:See why these iPod yoots are worse than Boko Haram itself? Enemies within are more deadly. That's why I'm thankful for the way Buratai's army is dealing with the iPods, like the terrorists they are. |
AntiWailer:Well said. Let them wail, it's wickedness to spank a child and stop him from crying. |
Buhari's silence is driving Fayose mad ![]() I trust PMB to keep ignoring the tout till he finally loses his mind. Target ke, Rothmans ni. |
raker300:Who's joking? That comment was as serious as a heart attack. With regards to the curse, speak for yourself. |
May he rest in peace. Considering his antecedents as a master of disguise to escape the law, and the fact that he was ordered to be extradited to face his corruption case when he reportedly suddenly died, we would require a daytime lying-in-state, and clear photo and video evidence of the burial to keep many lips sealed.
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Nobody can take away the fact that the war on terrorism and corruption are two areas President Buhari has performed excellently well in. Thank goodness the former clueless Comedian-in-Chief was chased back to the creeks, we would have been told arresting Barnawi is equal to arresting our twin brother.
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IPOB are becoming panicky and confused, releasing conflicting statements. Misinterpreted letter indeed. Kanu ain't going nowhere, he will soon understand what converted Ojukwu from a defeated Biafran warlord to a Nigerian presidential candidate ![]() |
Beremx:You're right to an extent, but the only reason inherited problems are being brought up is because this is the first time an opposition party would win the Presidential election in this democratic dispensation, and as such the present opposition is doing everything to make this administration seem incompetent, hence the clarifications that the problems were actually inherited from the accusers. With regard to why there is scarcity one year into this administration, you and I know that this country has never been this cash strapped as a result of a dramatic dip in our revenue due to the crash of oil prices. We need dollars to import fuel remember. This is definitely not what we campaigned for, however an understanding of the root of our circumstance keeps our hope kindled and reinforces our confidence in PMB. Let's exercise patience dear. |
The most stylish Emir in Kano's rich long history. Allah ya taya ka riko. |
Nkemtreasure:Lies! The scarcity of 2012 lasted from November and lingered well into the new year 2013. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-11-14/nigeria-faces-prolonged-fuel-shortages-on-importers-poor-credit Lets focus on supporting the FG in bringing an end to this scarcity, instead of spewing lies all over the place to feel better about GEJ's defeat... ...or keep wailing! |
You can all kick and scream till 2023, the fact remains that fuel scarcity reigned supreme several times under Goodluck Jonathan, the human disaster in a bowler hat. Y'all can shove your selective amnesia down your buttcracks, thanks Abagworo for posting those links to remind them of the failure that was GEJ. Beremx you know better than to give the impression that the economic challenges we are facing weren't inherited. |
datigbogirl:What do you know about producing oil? Do you assume being randomly born above an oil deposit automatically makes you a producer of that oil? You obviously do. The oil producers are the SAPETRO's and the ORIENTAL's that have invested $ billions in exploration and extraction, which is why they get the profits and not you. Wake up. |
MyGeneration:Please yourself, I have realized it's wicked to not allow wailers wail, you can't flog a child and force him not to cry. Carry on... ![]() |
MyGeneration:Tell that to birds mate. That's how severed anus snape, Arode williams, Tit, bloodykiller n co were never GEJites. Y'all losers have all run or switched monikers to save face, now you've suddenly realized the cluelessness of the ineffectual buffoon. March 28th remains a beautiful memory . |
That's actually true. No pictures, video or even a tribute? That Nigga is probably sipping kiwi juice on the Channel Islands. Magu must hear this. #IsAlamsAlive? |
MyGeneration:....more like what Jonathan's defeat did to you that you had to abandon your old moniker. GEJtill2019 indeed ![]() Swerve boy and maintain your lane. |
MyGeneration:Just like the only things in the East are cannibals, erosion, red mud and tse tse flies? Henceforth, I will ignore you so hard you will begin to doubt your existence. |
Kfed4ril:The meat, grains and vegetables you eat, and the bulk of the agriculture GDP including leather. Go and do your research on the non-oil constituents of our national GDP. Solid minerals such as limestone, kaolin, gold etc also contribute to our national product. |
dejavubobo1:As you read, it's to quell regional demand and not KD's demand only, so I wonder the basis of the comparison. The North is comprised of 3 out of Nigeria's 6 regions, and has a higher population so it makes sense. |
Let's hope so, the Kaduna refinery needs to be optimized for full exploitation if we are to effectively solve our petroleum supply challenges, particularly in the North. As for the animals that want to blow up pipelines, feel free to do so, afterall it's the lands and rivers in Katsina that will be polluted and only northern Nigeria's resources will be used to fix the pipes. Silly iPods. |
Caseless:The SS people who actually have rights to the oil don't make as much noise as the SE that has none. Let them continue screaming about the oil as they've been doing for the past 50 years, while those that actually own the oil blocs and manage its administration smile to the bank in their Kaftans. |
Fedayeen:What you should have realized, if you had any capacity for critical thought, is that the summit allows for several consultations, engagements and agreements which would include knowledge and technology transfer, for the initial phase of any nuclear project planned. Nobody said we were building a nuclear plant immediately, not in these circumstances. |
Lessonteacher:Nobody is justifying injustice, you laid your bed and you will sleep in it as you laid it. So you'd rather continue with your hatred towards others and expect them to treat you fairly, instead of making amends and building bridges to end the nemesis? Okay. |
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