larride: This us not I am asking you and this Shalaye doesn't even cut it 1 bit.
You have no moral right whatsoever to criticize those that campaign and voted for Buhari. It shouldn't even be in your talking point because you are as guilty as they are except you are a shameless hypocrite.
The irony that your Peter Obi DG is a man that took part in the arms deal scandal, you know the one where they shared money meant for arms and ammunitions for the military.
Nobody is asking you not to campaign and vote for whoever you want but you especially should not be using the "They brought Buhari to power line" when you know you were part of those who brought him into power.
[color=royalblue]His vote was based on morality and righteousness
GloriousGbola: Man - I remember lagos danfo. No week you will not see drama. One time one crazy woman tried to strangle the driver.the man told everyone from the start. I no dey stop for x bus stop. He said it repeatedly. We got to x bus stop woman said she wanted to come down. Driver said no can do. Na so the woman begin dey para, abuse driver. She was right behind him and next thing she gets up and strangles him from behind. All this at 8.30 pm or so. Everyone started shouting. There was a police checkpoint ahead and the woman was like stop herr. They will deal with you today. We stopped at the checkpoint woman came down to talk to the police. Driver no waste time. Once woman dropped, he took off.
donstan18: Lagos no proper jungle normally, PH is a bit civilized because na packaging dey sell here pass, but e yet why most of them dey hardly relocate to another state, they can’t cope with the madness and giri-die..
This is exactly what we are talking about. They would promise heaven on earth during campaigns, but start complaining once they get there, instead of rolling out projects and policies.
By the way, check the links. I don't know who is lying between Adeleke and Oyetola. Aregbesola borrowed a lot, it's so clear to all, but did Oyetola actually borrow a dime? I doubt it.
GloriousGbola: I'm interested too, but all this is pandering and playing to the gallery.
I am fairly sure the details of any of the alleged spend are documented.
[color=royalblue]I wonder what the documentation would look like for borrowing over 300 billion in 4 years.
Our politicians always like the easy way out; Take loans, build roads and infrastructures that will never pay for those loans, siphon the rest, and use those pictures to show you that they are working.
If we ask what Oyetola did, be rest assured to see pictures of roads littered everywhere[/color]
donstan18: Jozeinho used to be very toxic and eager to insult you over your opinions with deep curse words when he was in Nigeria, baba travel, come soft, come calm, no insults, no careless toxicity or epistle filled with curse words.
From olokpa to Cops, from abi to innit, from Ọmọ eh to yo mehn.
I sincerely wasn’t joking when I said an average Nigeria based Nigerian dey vex!!!!
, how e be? Make we run am via trekking way?
[color=royalblue]From Niger to Libya no be small journey oh
If we say make we pass Ghana, enter Bamako to Morocco, na another journey be that.
raumdeuter: 1. I don't think what Deborah did qualifies as blasphemy
2. I don't support killing on the basis of blasphemy because of many reasons which I can write a page about. i) Religion when you look at it carefully is silly and doesn't make sense to anyone who thinks of it critically (That includes the religion you and I follow -excluding Otemology though) ii) Most religions are propagated by disrespecting other religions so if we want to do killing for blasphemy, everyone will end up dead. iii) Blasphemy laws are usually subjctive to the interpreter. You can hear one thing that sounds blaphemous and I will her the same thing and be okay with it (E.g Tinubu calling Allah our father) iv) Human beings create religion and move the goalpost when they want. So what wasnt blaphemous today can become tomorrow
3. All these opinions of mine become Bullsheet the moment I enter a location that has blasphemy laws. While I can say this openly here Nairaland. I dare not try it on Saudi Riyaland or Syrialand and definitely not on the street of Kano or Sokoto
[color=royalblue]All our opinions are bullsheet, bros.
We are just saying it is wrong. Justifying it with the law doesn't change the fact that killing her over that is wrong.
So it looks wrong if someone says she shouldn't be killed with fuel and tyre, but she should be killed by a court.
raumdeuter: Within the US a very good example is abortion
In some states you can get life in prison for abortion while in another state you can literally do the abortion in the governors office
So who is right and who is wrong here? One who believes anyone who does abortion is a murderer and should be jailed for life or the other person who believes you are free to make any choice you want with your body?
Who is right is your personal belief and will differ from one person to the next
[color=royalblue]I think we are just using different scenarios, while ignoring the main reason for this argument
Deborah died because she posted on a WhatsApp group (what they tagged as "blasphemy" )
I know you don't support mob action, but do you support that she should be killed by the law because of that?
chrisooblog: So it's only when a project has been commissioned that's when it's completed not when people start using it?
I hear you bro
I also like the way you oscillate between 'project' and 'bridge' when pushing the argument of whether the second Niger Bridge is complete.
Whatever way you try to spin it the bridge is complete fact. If you remember your argument was because some of the access roads to bridge wasn't complete therefore the bridge was not completed. I then countered that alternative access roads would be built for commuters to link and use the bridge which has come to pass.
If you insist the bridge isn't completed please humour me what is left to do on it that hasn't been done? Notice I said BRIDGE not access roads.
[color=royalblue]Maybe we should humour you by asking Mr Obinna Eze, the second person to pass the bridge today.
I respect your resilience in arguing though[/color]
Obinna Eze, the second driver to pass through the bridge, urged the present administration to complete it before May 2023.
“It is a reality, though it is not 100% complete, so far what we are seeing is impressive. We commend the present administration and we hope they complete it based on the time frame,” Eze said.
Itsrm: Do you have an idea what the route will be for someone coming from Asaba? Does this new bridge lead straight to Owerri Road from Asaba bypassing Upper Iweaka and electronics Market?
[color=royalblue]If you are going to Ihiala, Owerri, PH and Aba, that bridge is for you
If you are going to Nkpor, Awka, Enugu and Abakiliki, the old one is still the best choice[/color]