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That alone makes him unfit to govern the country because the first priority as captured in the constitution is the protection of lives and property. If Tinubu cannot protect the citizens, hence he has reneged on the core duty, because it is only those alive that can vote. This Yari's assertion is indirectly telling the electorate my master is incompetent to protect you. Simple! |
TopBanter:A lazy man will always complain about his hoe. Thankfully your master also agreed that the reforms are telling greatly on the citizens but rodent supporters say otherwise. Reforms are meant to lift and not downgrade. Take that home. |
favor914:Please have I told you I am an obidient? Everyone in love with Obi to you is obidient. What a defeated mindset. |
wellmax:And the person that is competent and the builder of Lagos has refused to build the nation but instead dipped it further as the world's poverty capital. What a mystery. A man with two heads but cannot use one of his heads to change the fortune of the nation but rather make more people poorer than he met it. Nonsense! |
dollytino4real:You don't need this kind comment again. It's time for more and more appeal and reasons why your candidate should be voted than the failed government we have. |
Chucks13:That is none of your business. The people have done their part and clear their conscience because all cannot sleep and face the same direction, says Yoruba adage. |
delpee:Smuggling of fuel out of the country, is an indictment on the government and the institutions that suppose to safeguard our borders. Or you people wished to tell the world that the government cannot safely police the borders? Must of the scarcity that caused the long queue then, was due to artificial scarcity and corruption. Kill or minimize the corruption and you discover that it would be hard to smuggle fuel and price will be normalize because people will be scared to shortchange the people and the system. |
Chucks13:Sorry young man, God takes control of every affairs of man and there is no authority established that is outside God's command. No wonder the country don't move forward with your kind mental thinking politics is evil. Young man, politics is not evil but the people playing it are the ones that are evils. Stop this mentality that won't move the country forward and be learned. |
lamentor78:And you think crowd pulling is equivalent to votes? Truly your mumu is of grade 1. Tinubu has the highest crowd in Lagos but still fell behind Obi in the same Lagos. Crowd is not the determinant of votes Mr. Man. |
Cyberterror:Filling up the stadium is never the yardstick to harvest votes Mr. APC supporter. There are some that would never attend campaign gathering or rally but will show up during election. APC and Tinubu had the biggest attendance in Lagos and Abuja but LP and Obi won these states. Some may be compelled to attend campaign rally but their hearts are far away from the party rally they attended. |
Cyberterror:The same way he filled up stadium in Lagos and still fell to Obi. Same with other states that APC had the largest gathering. Um! Number of gathering does not dictate number of votes in the state. Note this and be at peace because some people would never attend campaign trail, no matter what. Only people that their hands are not filled up, attend campaign rallies. |
Chucks13:Do you always reread your comment at all? You claimed APGA owned Anambra for life but I take you back at the last general elections from Anambra but you went foaming as usual. Why not say what you know than blabbing all about the net in support of failed leader. |
[quote author=fredoooooo post=140950434][/quote]And who caused the reason that they didn't have a single amongst the 8? The same man that is a president today. He was the one that worked against Yoruba interest that time. He mobilized ACN to vote against Mulikat because of his ambition and thankfully today we have seen where that his ambition has thrown the country. Blame Tinubu for not having a single Yoruba among the 8 high echelon of leaders in the country. If Mulikat had been voted for as planned by PDP then, Yoruba person would have been number 3, instead of Tambuwal. Still fresh in the memories of those of us following politics then. |
fredoooooo:I don't know why you're hot for nothing. It is left for you to dance skelewu with your choiced political party and candidate but allow people to take account their leaders. Don't constitute yourself as a wedge. |
Chucks13:Young man, whether Obi become president or not, it wouldn't change what God had destined me to be. So swift with your bukum and hate for this nation. But your kind is always quick to brandish increase in macroeconomics and other kinds that favoured your backward policies that are not reflected in the lives of the ordinary citizens. Double faced APC supporter. |
Chucks13:Those that have been ruling this country and even the present one, what has been the results? The world poverty capital. What a result. |
twilliamx:Mr. Man, no single fuel producing country that sells as high as Nigeria. If you've used the same Google well, you would not have been tempted writing this bukum. All this fuel scarcity you're talking boils down on system failure and not because it is normal. Many at times the people that wished to rip the nation of her wealth create the artificial scarcity to recruit money. Just simply kill the corruption in the oil sector and the country will fall to shape. Also know this, fuel primarily drives our economy. Every slight increase in fuel or energy price, there's a corresponding increase in all goods and services. We are oil dependent in everything and that is why a good leader must be conscious in not deepen the problem of the people. This is not a rocket science but application of common sense and economy. |
TopBanter:See the category of people that are praising Tinubu's reforms below: The APC as a political party APC and Tinubu supporters World Bank and IMF because they want him to collect more loans and pluck the country into avoidable debt. Any reform that plucked or plucking citizens to deep of poverty and penury is no reform but anti people reform. Reforms are meant to lift people up and create leverage for them, not the one that take away the little you have. Do you know what it would take to bring those that had already below poverty line out? Too easy to destroy but difficult to build. Thankfully even members of his political family are also crying because of his anti people reforms that have lowered the purchasing power of the people. This is why I laughed when Shettima was saying Obi gives bogus stat without localizing our problem but forgotten that they rely heavily on IMF and World Bank advice and had refused to localize our problem. These foreign advises are they one killing the system and the citizens. The take home for is this. It's easy to destroy than to build. If Tinubu put more than 79% of the citizens below the poverty line, how much is it going to cost to bring them out? Easy to destroy than to build. |
Basic123:You're lying. They should see themselves as someone that can be used for the nation's assignments, as the presidency is a position in trust and not monarchial that you know who is the next. |
Basic123:Mr. Man, personalizing it makes it wrong. Please who did the roll call of those to be president in this country that Tinubu has to come out to say it is his turn. Please after him, whose next turn? Can you give us the name of the person and the list of those on the line for the next 50 years? We take so many things lightly in this country and that is why many leaders will just do whatever they like and get away with it. It is senseless for someone to say it is my turn and people fell for it without asking question, who chose you? Nations give leadership in trust and no one owns it. Tinubu really played on the intelligence of the good people of the nation and he get away with it. |
rossipki:Is fixing having different name? Fixing and turning the country to world poverty state. Is that how you're fixing your own life and career? Any fixing that doesn't lift people is anti people fixing my brother. |
Cherrybae:Any state that earmarked such outrageous amount is wickedness and unreasonable. |
It's outrageous to spend such amount only on billboard and this may overshot the benchmark on the amount a political party should expend on campaign. There is a need to appeal the judgement before it gets out of hand. Yes, it's within the statutory right for the state to make law but should not be done to impend the constitution and right of the citizenry. A billboard that would just last less than 6 months is pegged at 150m, It's outrageous. |
bamayo:Mr. Man, Nigeria is a rich country but our leaders frivolous spending is what is killing the system. There are things we must do without. See the number of aides the president and his vice is parading. See the number of special advisers. All that draining our resources must be eradicated. Frivolous spending must be jettisoned. A serious question must all be asked. Why are our refineries not working till date? OBJ said it less than 2 years ago and the president's parrots attacked him. A nation like Nigeria have no reason not to have functional refineries if truly we have good leaders. All the crop of leaders that we have had are all ojelus that doesn't want the good of this country. They just come empower their cronies and throw crumbs at their supporters and left the country even poorer than they met it. |
Olofofo247ng:Right path to turning the country and her people to gravevard of poverty in the world. What a nonsense path to perdition. The question is, should a reform take more people to early grave and poverty? I think a reform should lift people and not condemn people. The way the leaders in this country are transferring their responsibilities to the citizens, it is out of this world but the blind followers think otherwise. Very funny talk from pro-subsidy people, that returning the subsidy will encourage smuggling. Should the citizens be the one to go and police the borders because some people are smuggling fuel? Is that not an indictment on the leaders and those responsible to police the borders? The problem of this subsidy issue is just corruption, corruption and corruption and nothing more. Kill corruption or reduce it to the minimum and things will fall in place. When each institution do the needful, all the issue will fall in line. |
eazzzy1:Please I beg you, can you reel out what achievements Tinubu had had more than Atiku or you think been the president had made him better achieved than Atiku? Or are you saying Tinubu has more achievement than Dangote, since Dangote is not yet a president? |
3seriez:You got it. Kperogi is missing culture and politics together. He forgot that politics is all about individual interests and each wished to protect them. Throwing banter at your opponents and think it is a cultural thing is out of it. |
I think in this context of politics, Shettima is missing it. In a season of politicking, culturally norm should not mix with politics. We are in a season of politics and not on culturally setting. What you do in your home, if you bring it outside your comfort, it may not augur well. There are things we do that should require just common sense and approach for peace to reign supreme. |
fredoooooo:As you're expressing yourself, please let others express themselves too, everyone cannot be zombies as many of you want. Do your zombie jejely and let others loose themselves. |
favor914:People are waiting for him to create enabling environment the same way other countries of the world are doing. Create good environment for our people and see the wonders of Nigerians. |
favor914:People are not lazy, it is the system that had failed them and still failing them today. Go around see how people are struggling to meet needs legally and you will know that people are resilient to make it but the system they find themselves doesn't help their course. |
favor914:Democracy doesn't failed us but leadership does. We have been having leadership problem from inception and that is what has brought us where we are today. |

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