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Am just waiting for our matches against Egypt before I finally judge Oliseh but the man is already giving himself away too fast. He is beginning to make my conclusions so perfect. The Enyeama debacle was a big pointer but how long are we going to wait befgore this man bring more damage. Oliseh lacks confidence in himself and is already rubbing off on our players |
This is fayose brand of opposition politics which is becoming the joke of the century ![]() |
I can't see any point that fayose is tying to make here, what does PMB vacation has to do with his removal as Governor. The President has gone on vacation and handed over to his vice which is constitutional of which fayose even acknowledges so what is his problem now? Does the constitution a!so states that the president must named his hospital and doctors for us to believe him. If this is what fayose call opposition politics then am sorry he is a joke cos i just watched doyin okupe on channels who spoke so intelligently and maturely about pmb vacation. Fayose need to learn from okupe, its not all the time you insult others even though you are in opposition |
Again my brothers from the south east keep repeating history that they can never play opposition. Their political survival hinges on aligning with the centre just like nnamani had pledged his support to the govt of the day. Unless PDP capture ABUJA back in 2019, PDP will no longer exist in the south east. |
Wish Ahmed musa's deal with leceister city fell thru, we would have been having a Nigerian player being a potential EPL champion now. |
So what happens after the election of David mark especially if he does not fulfil his promises like most politicians do? They will decamp again abi? Na wa o , Naija I hail |
If PMB goes to us, wailers will wail, if he goes to France, they will talk, if he goes to London they will cry, Germany na wahala, Iraq na trouble, Iran na fire, now Syria its another problem. The funny thing is that the complaints keep coming more from a particular section of the country. No wonder the man asked ' what do do they really want? This is a question that will continue to longer till PMB finishes his tenure. |
The VP has said it all the elites in Nigeria are our major problem, both in APC and PDP, Christians and Muslims and cut across all tribes. The elites are the people the generality of Nigerians should be fighting but instead we pick the wrong battles by fighting for our tribe, religion or party while they continue to smile to the banks. |
asha80:Apart from card reader, you think another round of elections in rivers and akwa ibom would have been peaceful? Common, its like a judge disqualifying gej or pmb before the elections last year, sometimes judges consider the environment too. The political tension in the land is too much for elections now |
I think its all about politics and to reduce the tension currently in the country. The ss and se have a lot of antagonism against the present FG. Sometimes I know Judges looks at the prevalent environmental circumstances before giving their judgement, forget all those bunkum of evidence before the court, I think all the supreme court judgments is just to allow peace to reign in the ss and se as the Government of the day needs to be more focused on better issues of Governance, the ss and se are still finding it difficult to accept the ruling Government and the pdp are still behaving as if they are still the ruling party. The supreme court Judges may have used their sole discretion not to heat up the polity so we can have peace for now. Finally its time to move on and neglect all politics of bitterness and bigotry, at least the ss and se can allow everyone rest now since their preferred parties are ruling their states. God bless Nigeria and let's all start holding our states Governors to be more accountable to us. |
phemmyutd:yes o, that's their slogan along with 'fundamental human rights' very silly people |
HungerBAD:its all diplomacy my brother, let's accept it like that especially for loosers, at least something to pacify them biko |
holamiday:Exactly, mtn should leave Nigeria since they have no regard for our laws simple. |
erico2k2:The cabals will never agree, no president can singly handle the cabals unless the generality of Nigerians get behind the govt to handle the cabals but our tribal and religious tendencies is always the obstacle and this is what the cabals leverage on oppose the govt of the day. |
erico2k2:I agree with you cos we are saying the same thing which points to one word - corruption which includes the marketers as well, thanks. |
The same people who destroyed true federalism in 1966 are now the ones who are desperately in need for it again, sometimes its better to think twice before destroying a working system, we have ourselves to blame as Nigerians as its easy to destroy than to build. if only some folks knew how good true federalism with working regions was then. |
e be like say metuh don handover to Fayose o |
Saraki can only prove Obasanjo wrong if he can reduce corruption in the senate as its President now and passed bills to curtail the monster called corruption |
erico2k2:the subsidy all along was a scam by the Nigerian elites which made some people to doubt whether there was actually subsisdy, the govt itself knows the landing cost of pms but like someone said on this forum nigerian marketers are greedy lots who are there to rip us off with excuse of deregulation, if the price of the major raw material of what they are importing has greatly reduced over time, how come some folks still want to sell the product for an higher amount? These guys have been receiving huge amounts as subsidy despite the crash in price of crude oil haba. |
onatisi:The question you should ask yourself is that how come the enormous support GEJ had in 2011 waned in 2015, this is one question you guys have not sincerely answered instead you keep blaming the north, the sw, islamic clerics, even PMB, e.tc. for GEJ's failure, na wa for una o. |
bettercreature:Thank you Sir o, we will be buying fuel for N200 per litre now if PMB allowed the marketers to have their way and in turn the same advocates of deregulation will blame PMB again for the high price of fuel. Nigerians can be terrible |
onatisi:you are a big time liar, it was the pdp and Gej himself that divided Nigeria more along tribal lines just because of GEJ's re-election, they painted APC as an Islamic party and told everybody that PMB will islamise Nigeria, GEJ went round churches in Nigeria kneeling before all manner of prophets trying to paint himself as a devout christian that must be allowed to continue to rule prevent PMB from grabbing power to islamise Nigeria according to pdp's yeye theory. Lots of Christians and Pastors fell for his deception especially my peeps from the se. This is one major reason the entire North turned against Gej, even pdp states in the north. This is also the reason the average se person does not see PMB as President of Nigeria till now. Please don't come here to twist facts. |
gists:This has always been my view but like you said hatred for PMB will never open their blind eyes to the opportunities that abound in this present economic climate. |
The Ijaws have themselves to blame, they had one of their own as President for almost six years, instead of them putting enough pressure on GEJ to build enough infrastructure for them that will last a life time, they were content with sharing of money instead. I wish them all the best in their present endeavor. |
I think Mbaka's sin was his visit to aso rock which signifies his direct acess to the C in C. Now he has so many seniors in the catholic church that will not be comfortable with that kind of direct acess to aso rock. This is normal, they are only trying to cut the man to size. It happens everywhere in any organisation where your superiors can never be comfortable with your growing influence and popularity. This would have happened too even in a Pentecostal church if a local church pastor is getting more influential than the General Overseer. |
One question I have for Fayose: What was the purpose of his visit to Aregebesola last week? The answer to this question will answer all other questions raised. |
who is deceiving who here, it is now cheaper and economically reasonable to purchase made in Nigeria products due to the cbn restrictions that does not favour unnecessary importation for now. Our twitter senator is just making a good decision for his business in face of current realities. He is the same senator who imported a kia solar powered car product a year and half ago. May be when I see him driving a personal car made by the same company, I may now see him as patriotic Nigerian that should be emulated by his fellow senators and all Nigerians. |
I respect Akpabio, what a clever way of returning our yams. ![]() |
ngmgeek:The igbo nation need to learn more about Political diplomacy and they will be fine, even the northerners they feel has no brains understands this. |
so all those protests and locking of shops are all wasted now, what a pity! This truly calls for some sober reflection |
The truth is the strict policies by CBN will force many to begin to patronized made in Nigerian products which is a good example we have seen here cos am so sure if not for the strict CBN policies, these buses would have been Toyota or other imported brands. Thumbs up to the oba, our politicians and other leaders now have a very good example to follow. |
This how the rule of law operate in Nigeria, where a terrorist can sue the FG, where those that ate our yams can claim their fundamental human rights. The rule of law in Nigeria is straight from the pit of hell. Nonsense |
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