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Realtol:In as much as I am neither for nor against the self-determination or self-actualisation of the Igbo people in whichever peaceful manner they chose to do it, I have my grievance against the way and manner the Yoruba people want to distort history just to make their Oduduwa an all encompassing deity. For the record, no part of Benin is a descendant of Oduduwa whomwas only a prince from Benin. The more you guys make this assertion, the more I am forced to believe you dont know your history. |
nnachukz:You never can tell. Some folks recently advocated for an Interim Constitution as a replacement to the existing one so as to enable your President function optimally. So, should your constitutional provisions be pushed aside, during his ministerial appointments, dont be sad or mad. While it last, enjoy the dividends of your APC.……… Change!!!!!! |
Aminat508:The same name they used to turn the poor girl to the monster-faced she now is. SMH. |
It doesn't matter what anyone thinks.
GEJ remains the best President Nigeria has ever had, and so,…...
He is my Hero. |
funmijoyb:Ya fada, olori pelebe. |
Let somebody closer to Buhari advice him to let GEJ be.
He should be more concerned abt how to fulfill his campaign promises. |
Something tells me this is an Ibo man's concept.
Tell me I am wrong. |
Emm, Commissioner Osibade is missing in those pictures. Was it a deliberate act, an oversight or that he was truly absent like his "Oga at the top"? |
The Nigerians that voted you were expecting a Leader that will hit the ground running. It is so unfortunate that they just realised that The WAI crooner, Brg. Tunde Idiagbon died some decades ago; and so who we have left is Mr Dongoyaro. |
nwadiuko1:Like who? |
Chai! |
Chai! |
coolhamid:You mean you truly voted him? What were you expecting, Change? Now you realise you have just been duped. As for me, I voted GEJ and no regret. |
Trailblazer1:And that is a fact! |
Mrs Tinubu: Saraki, I thought you said you have embrassed CHANGE.
Saraki: Yes I did. But were you expecting Total CHANGE overnight? hahaha. |
donphilopus:No one cares about what you think or who you have respect for. Infact, Saraki doesn't whether someone like you is "angry" with him. The bottom line is: Sen. Saraki is the Senate President Nigeria has at the moment. So learn to get use to it. And as for Sent. Ekweremadu, what can I say? When it comes to the "politickings" in Nigeria politics, APC is an amateur. |
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Say it loud.
Anywhere, anytime...
GEJ is the REAL MAN! |
Nigeria’s former President, Goodluck Jonathan has been recommended for the Nobel Peace Prize by a public policy organisation on African affairs, the Africa Political & Economic Strategic Center (AFRIPOL). The organisation noted that the will of Alfred Nobel, the progenitor of Nobel Prize stated that Peace Prize be awarded to whoever “shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses”. Accordingly the organisation held that the ‘peaceful way President Jonathan conceded to President- elect Buhari deserves the attention of Nobel Peace Prize committee. He may have not promoted “fraternity between nations” but he surely promotes fraternal peace among Nigerians by conceding power.’ The group maintained that the “concession speech by President Jonathan averted bloodshed, violence and imbroglio in the most populous country in Africa. This gesture by Jonathan [sic] buttressed to the whole world that Nigeria has joined the comity of civilized nations. Nigeria can be said to have shown great leadership in Africa and made Africans in general and Nigerians in particular to comprehend that transfer of power does not need to be violent but rather peaceful as heralded by the outgoing president of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan.” www.reportsafrique.com/2015/06/nigerias-jonathan-for-nobel-peace-prize/
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Nigeria’s former President, Goodluck Jonathan has been recommended for the Nobel Peace Prize by a public policy organisation on African affairs, the Africa Political & Economic Strategic Center (AFRIPOL). The organisation noted that the will of Alfred Nobel, the progenitor of Nobel Prize stated that Peace Prize be awarded to whoever “shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses”. Accordingly the organisation held that the ‘peaceful way President Jonathan conceded to President- elect Buhari deserves the attention of Nobel Peace Prize committee. He may have not promoted “fraternity between nations” but he surely promotes fraternal peace among Nigerians by conceding power.’ The group maintained that the “concession speech by President Jonathan averted bloodshed, violence and imbroglio in the most populous country in Africa. This gesture by Jonathan [sic] buttressed to the whole world that Nigeria has joined the comity of civilized nations. Nigeria can be said to have shown great leadership in Africa and made Africans in general and Nigerians in particular to comprehend that transfer of power does not need to be violent but rather peaceful as heralded by the outgoing president of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan.” reportsafrique.com/2015/06/nigerias-jonathan-for-nobel-peace-prize/ |
The game is a waste of effort.
I have uninstalled it immediately.
thrash. |
Idrismusty97:Don't you think you and your likes are the horseshit here? You want to hide something from a horseshit like you, put it in a writeup. Anuofia! As for Ado Ibrahim and his Ebira people, they are sure going to pay dearly for their sins. |
Godfullsam:Blame that on APC. Help me tell PMB to quickly make good his promise of 24hrs power supply. |
midolian:Its OK. I just hope you will be able to say those same words three years from now. #No Regret Voting GEJ. |
AdeniyiA:Thank you. But what is the meaning of "Philaga-philitable"? That was one of the "grammars" he used while addressing what led to a rowdy session in the National Assembly some years back. |
Oscarrazzi:And if GEJ is the former President, then who is the present? Buhari can not be the President of Nigeria until 29/05/2015. Until then, give respect to whom it is due. |
Thank you NA.
GEJ still working, not minding the ingrates we have among us. |
lakhadimar:And you think Buhari has the balls to arrest GEJ? |
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