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How else do i describe this silence By Buhari over his deliberate but wicked silence about fulani massacre.

As a grand patron to these beasts, Buhari will be fool-hardy to confront his fellow colleagues in a fight.

With the above, i have come to conclude here that buhari is a terrorist

dear nairalandders and nigerians, from today on-ward, anything that this government say or dish out to you is nothing but a white lie.

Anybody that is still relying on anything this government says, such an individual must be a complete zombie who will forever remain dumb and fooolish.

These useless sets of zombies are not ready to work, but specialist in the business of lying

mr op, stop attributing saraki's success to him alone. To my mind, what is responsible for these magic may not be unconnected with the emergence of mr ike ekwerenmadu who deputized saraki in the senate

useless reportage, reporting for a useless propagaanda apc leader. Was thesame tight security also built arround cct during tunibu and orubabel trial

Propaganda paper of jagajagaban

then we are doomed. The people living in desert encroached area will suffer more as hunger and famine will reside with them.

Those with fertile soil will survive it as Farmers will become kings and queens.

Govt job will become un-interesting as low motivation due to lack of fund to pay salary, will discourage aspiring and already working force.

From there, we go wake up from our stupidity and laziness.

these perverts know nothing other than accumulating more women in other to enjoy sex.

Useless sets of morons every where down north

LOOTimi AmaeThief you see your life

Where are the useless senators and thief saraki who refused to accept the findings of the senate committee on ethics that amaechi is a thief

Where is Buhari who spends almost 6months without minister only for him to refine amaechi and present him as a saint

Where are the zombies who believes that wike is just wintch-hunting amaechi

All these e-dioots mentioned above are the reason this country is still limping currently.

if he die now, police work go still continue. I wonder where some of them gets their training.

Oga olopa, who teach u dat one na

the activities of these over-zealous dss the armed-wing of APC should be placed on checks before we wake up one day and find ourselves in somalia.

God forbid bad thing

even senate ma don dey wail.

Make una remind am ooo because baba go soon deny say he no promise nigerians say he go rescue chibok girls.

Talk of a dullaard, find one in a buwari

i hope this is not another jihad
Yorobbers wey be kaword i wonder how dem go survive this genocide.

Bia*** to me is as old as Nigeria, if you kill it, is same as killing Nigeria. Therefore, it is difficult to die.

To my mind, a more comprehensive approach should be adopted.

Referendum to me will do the magic because in that, we will identify those in support and those against.

Bubu should act wisely not fooolishly

Oh no!

I thought the issue about her pregnancy was just a rumour. I even became more convinced when police who were approached by press men on the health condition of the girl, bluntly respond to news men that her privacy won't be an item for the public. Stating futher that the young girl have a right to her privacy.

Now my question is, who now blow up her privacy?

Which kain cunt-trick be dis

That bastarrd and useless Fulani rapist should be killed

you want it dead but won't allow people express themselves freely here on nairaland.

You are a hypocrete

Hahahhahah

which manifesto dem get wey dem wan change

Abi na that yeye propaganda and lies wey Lie Muhafool dey feed Nigerians with??

Mumumodu should go and sleep cos APC has no direction or idea of how to fix this CUNTtrick

SUPERPACK:
why should i, did u give me phone or recharge card, or even life.

Oya keep ranting

SUPERPACK:
christian bigot or nt na still the same, buhari did nt blow up anywhere because of allah.
.
Did the old testament nt teach christians to kill because of their religion,

Will you shut up mr. Superpack ko hungry man ni

MrALIVE:
Threads like this should be close down within seconds! It only propagates falsehood

Zombie

read the post again

Dollyak:
Buhari dropped the ball with the stupid comment. Nigeria has no business in getting involve in this conflict as it only cause diplomatic problems.

Fayose and FFK knows what they are saying, not that they hate Buhari

Chido make do wid this


Claiming that
brotherhood in Islam means sense of oneness and unity, he said by referring to the
Palestinians as “our brothers and sisters” by
Buhari at a time Palestine is in conflict with its
neighbouring Israel was enough ground by
bigots to perceive Nigeria as an Islamic state
just because of the President’s statement. Morakinyo said, “Buhari’s statement, to say the
least, was not diplomatic enough. It may be
misconstrued by bigots to mean that the
President has already taken side in the Israeli-
Palestinian conflict, especially as some critics
see the President as a fanatic who is always interested in promoting Islam. “

The opposition party had said in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, that Buhari’s “unwary statements have become a very serious clog in the wheel of progress, eroding the confidence of both domestic and international investors in the Nigerian economic and social system.” But Buhari defended himself in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, that all he said about Nigeria was the truth about the abject state in which the PDP leadership plunged the nation’s treasury and the economy. Likewise, experts in international affairs have said that the recent comment by Buhari over the age- long Israeli-Palestinian conflict had technically set
aside Nigeria’s non-alignment and non- intentional interference in the internal affairs of other nations. Experts have grouped the roles of a President into major headings. As the chief of the executive arm of government, the President oversees national agencies, appointing their directors and creating policies to determine their goals; as head of state,
he represents his country at official functions like meeting the leaders of foreign nations; and as a foreign policy leader, the President oversees treaties or agreements with other countries and set policies that affect his country’s relations with other nations. The others are, as commander in chief of the armed forces, he is the leader of the military who may send troops into actions; and as the economic leader, the President is to ensure that his country’s budget is profitable as possible. The experts added that the President’s utterances should, at all times, be promoting the economic, political and religious interests of his people either at home or abroad anytime he is privileged to address local or international fora. Therefore, the recent statement by President Buhari in Qatar is said to have portrayed the President as taking side in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Buhari had said during a recent meeting with the Emir of Qatar, Tamim Bin Hammad Al-Thani, that he backed a two-state solution to the long- running Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conflict is, perhaps, one of the most violent and complex in history. Many attempts in the past to resolve the conflict by the European Union and the United States have been unsuccessful as a result of its complex nature. Even the European Union’s recognition of a two- state solution has not helped either. Instead, Israel and Palestine have continued to carry on with the conflict over ownership of Jerusalem’s territory. The Council of the European Union had endorsed a set of conclusions on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict which formed the basis of the current EU policy. It reasserted the objective of a two-state solution and stressed that the union “will not recognise any changes to the pre-1967 borders including with regard to Jerusalem other than those agreed by the parties.” The EU also claimed that it “has never recognised the annexation of East Jerusalem” and that the State of Palestine must have its capital in Jerusalem.” The desire of the Palestinians is that Jerusalem or al-Quds will be the capital of the future Palestinian state, basing their claim on religion, history and their demographic presence in the city. Palestinians point to their large, long presence in Jerusalem, which currently constitutes 30 per cent
of the city’s population. Religiously, Palestinians lay claim to Muslim holy sites (in conflict with Jordanian claims), as well as those holy to Palestinian Christians. While Palestinian officials have made statements asserting their claim to all of Jerusalem, most Palestinians claim East Jerusalem, where the Palestinian residents of Jerusalem live, as the site of their future capital. But Buhari’s support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with emphasis on “brotherhood and sisterhood” caught the attention of experts, who said the President’s comment failed all diplomatic logics. A statement by his spokesperson, Mr. Femi Adesina, quoted the President as saying, “I want to assure you that we will stand side by side with you, until our brothers and sisters in Palestine achieve their desired objectives. “Our support for various Security Council resolutions restoring and respecting 1967 boundaries with Jerusalem as capital of Palestine is firm and unshaken. “We in Nigeria, like the State of Qatar, favour a two state solution, with the State of Palestine living side by side with the State of Israel.” While it is said that Buhari’s position on the Israeli-Palestine conflict is not new as it was claimed to be in tandem with most countries of the world, including the European Union and Qatar, but experts are of the opinion that the choice of the President’s words in declaring his support for Palestine “is laced with ambiguities that can be misinterpreted by some bigots.” According to them, a phrase like “until our brothers and sisters in Palestine achieve their desired objectives” set aside Nigeria’s non- alignment and non-intentional interference in the internal affairs of other nations, which the country had maintained since her independence in 1960. A diplomatic historian, Mr. Benjamin Morakinyo, said the President was right to express his view on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but would have done better if he had carefully chosen his word to reflect Nigeria’s non-alignment and non- intentional interference foreign policy. Morakinyo said that religious bigots with fundamentalist idea could have used the President’s comment to see Nigeria as a member of the Organisation of Islamic Conference, which is against the nation’s secular state. Claiming that brotherhood in Islam means sense of oneness and unity, he said by referring to the Palestinians as “our brothers and sisters” by Buhari at a time Palestine is in conflict with its neighbouring Israel was enough ground by bigots to perceive Nigeria as an Islamic state just because of the President’s statement. Morakinyo said, “Buhari’s statement, to say the least, was not diplomatic enough. It may be misconstrued by bigots to mean that the President has already taken side in the Israeli- Palestinian conflict, especially as some critics see the President as a fanatic who is always interested in promoting Islam. “Constitutionally, the President determines Nigeria’s foreign policies. So, all his actions in relating with other countries must be such that will project Nigeria as a respecter and upholder of its foreign policies. “He could sympathise with any country undergoing conflict; at least it is within his constitutional powers to do that, but he should be more careful in choosing his words anytime he addresses issues that have connection with religion and international affairs. A phrase like our ‘brothers and sisters’ could be misconstrued for taking blanket side in the conflict.” Also, a social empowerment advocate, Mr. Taiwo Akinlami, is of the opinion that Buhari’s comment
presupposed that Nigeria had taken a position in the debacle. He said the President needed to clarify his statement in Qatar because the statement was a sensitive one that could trigger off open disagreement among Nigerians. Akinlami said Nigeria had not come out before to openly express a position like the one expressed last Sunday in Qatar. According to him, the EU and the United States have been careful in the choice of their words while speaking on issues that have connection with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He said, “Nigeria’s foreign policy is that of non- alignment; it is against Buhari’s comment on Israeli-Palestinian conflict. So, supporting a two- state solution like the EU has rightly done is not the issue, but the real issue is being seen to have taken position in the conflict, which ought not to be so.” On what should be Nigeria’s position on the debacle, Akinlami urged the country to always maintain its non-alignment stance in foreign affairs policy. He also urged adherence to the United Nations’ position on the debacle. Akinlami said, “The conflict has raged for a long time and it requires objective assessment of the situation for a solution, which is the responsibility
of the United Nations, not just comments that could be misinterpreted by some people.” The spokesperson, Afenifere Renewal Group, Mr. Kunle Famoriyo, said Buhari’s comment had only succeeded in plunging Nigeria into murky waters. He described the President’s comment as needless interference in another country’s debacle when there are more pressing challenges for him at home. Famoriyo said, “Nigeria should mind its own business rather than interfere in another country’s
debacle. We have more problems than putting our hands in another country’s issues. “We already have enough problems in Boko Haram; we have enough problems in the Niger Delta militancy; we have enough problems in Biafra agitation and we have enough problems as regards the management of the country.” While seeking explanation on the nature of Buhari’s support for “our brothers and sisters,” he asked, “What are we really going to do for them? Are we going to send troops or arms and ammunition to help fight their cause? “What do we want to do if we really want to support them? So, the President’s comment was undiplomatic unless we are told that he was misquoted. “The two countries involved in the conflict have their own mission and vision. The question President Buhari should answer now is what is Nigeria’s vision and mission that other countries should support us to advance?” He, however, asked the President to concentrate on issues that should demand his attention rather than “helping another country to advance its mission and vision.” Famoriyo identified devolution of power and restructuring of Nigeria for the advancement of the country as major issues that should agitate the President’s mind. He said, “The President should mind the business of devolution of power in such a way that will make it easier for him to manage the country’s economy. The desire to ensure fiscal federalism should be his focus. “Devolution of the unitary system that has been frustrating Nigeria’s advancement should be his focus, not creating more problems by fishing in murky waters. So, if we can know other people’s mission and vision, then we should clearly state our own for other countries to help us advance them''

http://www.punchng.com/row-over-buharis-comment-on-israeli-palestinian-conflict/

Abeg add that e-dioot Oshiomole for the class na
Na oshiomole even need am pass

Late Audu who is very corrupt was assisted by Buhari INEC to rig kogi election.

But as the saying goes, ''we propose and God dispose.

If care is not taking, i see wada completing his second tenure at Lugard house Lokoja

This to me is good news. Our failure to excersice the authority of the state is the reason the fulani criminals perceive Nigeria as a banana republic.

God bless Mimiko a PDP governor from South West. The zombie APC state got no ball to take such position Thats why thier slave-masters are currently annihilating and decimating their people in Lagos APC state.

Shame!

apc members are nothing but shameless e-dioots

oilsuop:
see what security forces are doing to my people

tell ur people to be wise from hence forth

seunny4lif:
Am tried of my own people
Maybe by the time Hausa started chasing Yorubas from Yorubaland to Benin Rep then they will stop all this we are accommodating story

Sealeddeal:
Hausas-fulanis,regardless of their class, are really the ruler of this country.

they now operate at free will because their patron is the head of state

am still finding it hard to believe that a country that pride itself of academicians mostly professors, will sit and watch a dumb illiterate rule over them.

I am ashamed of our so-called professors

this man na real dullarrrrd ooooo.
Confront him with any challenge, and the bleating goat will pulse, ponder and start searching for who to blame.

When will this illiterate start to take responsibility for any wrong under his government

Is this silly e-dioot really ready for governance

There was a president!

A resident, Jamiu Adio, said the police shot directly at the men and injured some of them. He said, “The Yoruba had to run back and that created an opportunity for the Hausa to enter into the community to wreak havoc. “The Hausa, backed by the soldiers and the police, set schools on fire and started burning vehicles in Agiliti. When they were done, they broke into Maidan community and burnt 15 houses, including a church. “They chased a carpenter, Riliwan, and after catching up with him, they cut him with machetes. They poured fuel on him and set him on fire. He was burnt to death.” Our correspondent saw the burnt corpse of the victim, covered with a cardboard paper. The only link bridge into the community was also destroyed by the rampaging Hausa. A church, PODAM, was equally torched and some of their equipment vandalised. A shop owner, Mrs. Bilikis Yusuf, said she lost two of her sewing machines and some money. “The Hausa have ruined my life. They looted my industrial machine, black machine and stole thousands of naira from my wardrobe. Where will I start from?” she asked. Another resident, Modinat Adeyemi, said she moved into the community four months ago, adding that she had lost all her property. “All I have right now is this blouse I am wearing,” she added. One of the residents, Mr. Sunday Nejo, who held his two schoolchildren with his wife beside him, said he was going to find a place for his family. While his wife wept, he said, “I have nothing again. It is only what we are wearing right now that we have. Every other thing has been burnt to ashes. We are homeless and helpless.” In a mechanic garage in the Agiliti area, one of our correspondents counted 27 burnt vehicles, while a Cherubim and Seraphim Church, which had just been completed, was equally razed. Five cars – a Nissan Pathfinder, Sienna, Honda Civic 320 Benz and Toyota Forerunner – were still smouldering when one of our correspondents visited the area. The owner of the Benz, Jimoh Jubril, said he bought it four months ago. He said, “We were inside the house where we watched everything happen. The police and the soldiers conspired and shot at our boys and that allowed the Hausa to come in. This was nothing but a compromise of our security systems. “They burnt all our five cars, one of which belonged to a man that just came to visit me. Another is for the pastor of the burnt church, while the Benz is mine. I bought it four months ago.’’ A resident, Bola Ariyo, said two schoolchildren were beheaded by the invaders. “About four people were killed on this road alone. Two of them were schoolchildren, who were just returning from school. The Hausa cut off their heads. There were also two Hausa, who were burnt to death by some Yoruba.” A resident, who claimed to know, alleged that the Hausa invaded a secondary school and allegedly killed four students. A resident said a popular Igbo trader, who sold gas in the community, was also hacked to death by the Hausa. The father of two-year-old Daniel said his son was seized after the Hausa thought he (father) was dead. “They hit my head with cutlass and I fell down. They cut me also in the hand and I pretended to be dead. They checked to see I was truly dead and when they were satisfied, they left. “They took my child and were saying, ‘let us go and kill the child too’. I have not seen my child since then,” he said. A soldier, who confirmed the account, said he saw the Hausa taking away the child and he could not tell what they did to the boy. The victim’s mother was seen by one of our correspondents weeping as people consoled. One of our correspondents observed as some soldiers wrestled with one of the Hausa suspects, who was arrested with a cutlass and a charm. A soldier said the suspect was caught red- handed while setting fire to a vehicle. He said, “He was one of the masterminds of the arson. We caught him red-handed and he dared us to come after him, saying we cannot do anything. We arrested him, but he’s been proving hard and difficult.” The suspect, along with over 70 others, was later asked to lie down in the open space as the police tried to send signal for a bus to convey all the suspects. Around 3pm, a red LAGBUS arrived at the community to convey them to the Lagos State Police Command Headquarters. As a result of the heavy fighting, hundreds of commuters between Ikorodu and Ketu resorted to trekking. Fully-loaded BRT buses, heading towards Mile 12 from Ikorodu, were forced to stop around the Majidun area for several hours while other vehicles were seen making emergency turning along the highway. Also, commercial motorcyclists of Hausa origin deserted Ketu and Mille 12 by Thursday afternoon, leaving many people to trek distances that they usually covered on bike. Bands of young men were seen wielding dangerous weapons like axes, cutlasses, clubs and even rakes between Irawo Bus- stop and Owode-elede, on the deserted expressway threatening to kill and burn down any Hausa seen in the area. When one of our correspondents visited Maidan, a small neighbourhood close to Mile 12, to assess the situation, angry youths, who also wielded dangerous weapons, threw foodstuffs like onions, tomatoes and pepper, said to belong toHausa traders on the road. At another section, people were also seen untying rams abandoned by the owners and making away with them. The Police Public Relations Officer, Dolapo Badmus, had yet to respond to a text message sent to her as of the time of filing this report.
http://www.punchng.com/bloody-clashes-in-lagos-ambode-declares-curfew/