₦airaland Forum

amaechi1:
Yaradua left over $45 billion in reserve. How much did he left. He failed to tell us how much he left. That should have been the yardstick to decide if he left empty treasury or not.

FriendChoice:
That is the issue of blasphemy, you will not live to tell the story. A non believer must respect the law of the land he found himself.

Go to church and blaspheme Muhammad (S.A.W). Nobody will touch you, some of you will be even happy. That is the law there. whether believer or non-believer should watch what he utters and respect the law of the land he found himself. Or let him choose to say anything he wish and bear the consequences of his actions.

FriendChoice:
Your comment Shows you want to hear my own views
First what those mob did was totally illegal. To take law in to your hands is not permissible.

If the woman truly blaspheme, then she is also very wrong, its not freedom of speech rather an attraction for violence. You don't expect to visit core Muslim state like Kano to say such trash. You either say good about someone's religion or keep silent. Likewise you should not expect a Muslim to blaspheme Jesus in core Christian state (Which is not even possible, Muslim believe in Jesus).

While we condemn their act, we will not ignore the fact, that if its confirm she blaspheme the prophet of Islam, she has to be blame for her unguarded words.

You talk on supreme court, remember we are talking on religious laws.

Again. Those verses are far away from new quote, except if you're denying them, because of your selfish and self interested perspectives.

Just because of quoting verses from Quran and Bible, which are real verses and not fabrication, you are now calling me names and associating me with terrorist group. Don't ever, ever associate me, whether directly or indirectly with any terrorist group.

MaziOmenuko:
Most Oil companies had their headquarters at Warri in the 90's; we all saw what happened and how they were chased away by restive youths and militants.

QuotaSystem:
Asking Nigerians not to blame Jonathan as the root cause of our current economic condition is not just senseless but irrational and unrealistic.

Even if he was too clueless to effectively diversify the economy, couldn't he have just saved the excess income for a sensible successor instead of STEALING everything like money was going out of fashion?

I can only imagine if Buhari presided over that period of plenty.



If you had read the article, you would realize that the unrestrained stealing by your IB is the issue identified as the underlying cause of your current suffering, and not any policy failure as you're struggling to opine.



Even if PMB had been planning since 1960, it would change nothing if a certain Ineffectual buffoon decided to loot the oil surplus and foreign reserves, thereby putting the Naira at risk and ensuring we are still dependent on only oil as our source of income, DESPITE warnings about an impending oil price crash.

IB was a shameless thief and an administrative failure.

Still blaming and complaining. if I were your employer Please can we go (CHANGE) forward there's hunger in the streets