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[color=royalblue]Omo, comedians full this country[/color]

Itsrm:
And there must be severe punishment for such actions. Preferably, the punishment should go to whoever it was that led them there. When there's enough heat on their ogas, they will call their boys to order

[color=royalblue]How can you have children and parents at a gathering and you're shooting in the air?

Unarmed kids and parents?

Our problem reach make we dey get three sitting presidents at once

Na wa[/color]

BlueRayDick:
People like Alhaji Lie are stuck in the 90’s mentally ; they do need really the idea of free press , and they will not hesitate to silence any dissenting voice no matter how truthful that voice might sound.

He was the same person that had one guy locked up for weeks because that one did an audio poetry about his person and the propaganda he is known for . He didn’t even reason of going through the legal means of suing for defamation ( If he felt the material defamed him ) .

When u see people like that in position of power it just makes everything tire u

[color=royalblue]But I heard the guy insult Lai wotoporously

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larride:
Most of these guys are doing whatever they like. El Rufai said it in his live media chat days ago that Buhari was not aware of the bandit threat to kidnap him until he told him. I couldn't believe my ears.

Whether Buhari knows about that lai press release or not, oga lai as information minister has been disastrous.

[color=royalblue]E be like say as Kyari die, dem begin misbehave[/color]

Itsrm:
I wish I never watched that documentary. As people keep making reference to the boy that died, it brings tears to my eyes. I keep having flashbacks of the boy on the table and the dad when he was being interviewed.

No father should have to go through that. Getting one child back and losing another in a flash.

[color=royalblue]I had to pause for a while after the father said God was consoling him.

Why open fire unnecessarily sef?

Our armed forces need reorientation[/color]

[color=royalblue]Something needs to be done in Zamfara before both tribes finish each other.

All these bans and sanctions is just showing cluelessness[/color]

larride:
Of course its expected.

Same party so the failures of Buhari will also be on his head but during campaign, it's easier to say what he will do different than Buhari if given the chance. Though they might be in the same party, they are different individuals.

The electorate will now have the chance to send the party packing in total or not. It is what it is.

[color=royalblue]True[/color]

GloriousGbola:
if david hundeyin actually shared this with those comments then he is literally on the same level as SR right now - banking on a lack of critical thinking on the part of his readers

it is impressive that APC is actually taking a structured . project management approach

something i simply cannot see either pdp or LP doing

[color=royalblue]Labour Party?

That's expecting too much[/color]

larride:
Both wont even be on the ticket. The best way to campaign in an election where the incumbent wont be on the ballot is to tell the electorate what your candidate will do better.

[color=royalblue]It's a different situation for the Incumbent's New guy

Oppositions would always use the negatives of the incumbent party to campaign. Its not the same for the new guy, which makes it more difficult for him

That's why Tinubu is most dragged and talked about in this election. Buhari's shiit is splashing on him too[/color]

[color=royalblue]For Heaven's sake, the ECA was depleted before Buhari came.

The police were underfunded and understaffed.

Why do you guys like to console yourselves with
GEJ?

I'm starting to think that some of you are relatives of this man.

Jonathan failed. Just tell us how Buhari was better[/color]

nihilistjnr:
I don't believe Buhari is to blame for what was happening in Zamfara. That documentary mentions beefs that have been going on for at least 10 years.

As a child, I remember reading the accounts of some American missionaries that were trying to establish a foothold in Gwoza , Borno state in the 70s, and how Muslims from surrounding villages would often attack and kill Christian villagers, how the rebels from the Chadian civil war would cross border and kill Christians, and how inter ethnic rivalries would see tribal warfare play out.

Thr only difference is that all thjs happened on a much smaller scale than now

In that BBC documentary, rhe narrator spoke of a bandit attack on a village that lasted 48 hours without police or military intervention.

The dismemberment of the Armed forces didn't begin under Buhari. Successive civilian governments have weakened the military to mitigate against aspiring coupists.

That is what we are seeing today. The first thing any serious HOS will do is ramp up recruitment to the police and armed forces. I personally think we need maybe 200k -400k new troops...however I'm a layman so my estimates are based on 'back of cigarette packet' maths.

Our armed forces lack numbers, motivation ahd equipment. If we found someone brave enough to rectify this issue, security issues would be a thing of the past immediately

[color=royalblue]Lets work with that data

Buhari has ruled for 7 years. That leaves us with about 3 years of the conflict when Buhari came. It was definitely in its infancy stage.

I served in Kebbi state about 7 years ago. It was not insecure. I have walked a distance of 500m by 1am and nothing would happen to me (no jokes)

I don't think that's feasible today.

Buhari gats collect this one, bros[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Not sure you can call it jumping since Tinubu effectuvely created the party from scratch.

He warned them that they would not survive a partnership with Obj.

[color=royalblue]He switched and has the ability to.

I'm not saying he didn't form it. I'm talking about how they can freely leave if they want. No loyalty[/color]

larride:
Which party did Tinubu jump from and to which party?

[color=royalblue]AD to AC[/color]

iamoyindamola:
What about when the girls were later released only these politicians to cage them for hours speaking jargons
I mean children that are going through truama yet you still distance them for hours from there children

Nigeria politicians

[color=royalblue]It was that incident that led to the soldiers killing that little boy. Looking at the Father's eyes sef do me somehow

You don release girls, you pack dem inside hall dey give speech from morning till evening.

Useless leaders[/color]

Segedinho:
That is d reality on ground....these Fulanis are so equipped thatthe believe they can over-run the country.

it is a matter of time b4 they extend their cruelty fiercely on other tribes and d next thing you see is WAR.

if d "ogas" in NA can steals funds meant for ammunition with no thorough investigation then we are in big trouble..

I think many states delayed their "plan of war"by not succumbing to that RUGA policy.

just be careful wherever you find yourself cos if by mistake Abuja is over-run.......na yawah go b d order of d day....


if OBI wins...d worse will be disintegration and i will take that over this force/false amalgamation that isn't working.

[color=royalblue]Those guys dey oppress Hausas oh.[/color]

Oasis007:
I'll definitely support Nigeria breakup over BAT presidential Ambition. Also, I'll gladly support Regional Government as practiced in 1960s over BAT Ambition.

However, I won't support giving Nigeria of Today to a rookie to govern, coz it won't end well.

[color=royalblue]Tinubu and Obi are in the same category na. Ex governors and nothing else. They are both rookies

Unless you are Indirectly supporting Wazirin Adamawa [/color]

donstan18:
No, this is too much for Chelsea fans.

https://twitter.com/comrade_sholley/status/1552323313199882241?s=21&t=jxgviHHR3BFkMMl6lQpmgw

iamoyindamola:
This is the only solution
In the video the bandit leader said the only way to get to government is terrorism
What about the people they inflicted pain on to get to government

[color=royalblue]The painful part is these people can be found. BBC could trace these warlords, yet the government is doing nothing.

In one part of the doc, the guy said Bandits attacked a village for 48 hours and no police or army showed up.

Two whole days oh.
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Shegzdave:
Please can you post the link to the documentary?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-fPEHUqhyA

Segedinho:
We are ar war so u don't expect him to just discuss sensitive info to the enemies.

he gave u a hint of state policing and seeking for help when d needs arises....


if i may ask...what was Atiku plans on insecurity

[color=royalblue]No sir.

Which sensitive info will he have when he's not even in power?

The reason why he doesn't want to talk is so he does not annoy the Northerners. The only option on insecurity is a total war on terrorists.

If Obi says this, na wahala

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Oasis007:
ACN bro..... but in Alliance with LP.

[color=royalblue]Okay

How many HoA members were ACN in Edo?
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Oasis007:
Nope.... they won't decamp. They'll rather frustrate his Administration. Politics is local. Labour Party has no structure, any politician that decamped to the Party has buried his/her political career.

[color=royalblue]They will. We have seen it happen time and time again.

When Oshiomole won with LP in Edo, wetin happen?

If Obi wins today, na decamping straight[/color]

Oasis007:
Meanwhile..... I am still 100% batified. I am not hating on Obi, rather believe he's not ripe yet for the Job. He's gonna be overwhelmed and might be the first President to be impeached in the history of Nigeria.

Guess what? If that happens, it'll end in Civil War II.

[color=royalblue]Why would he be impeached?

If Obi wins today, half of the Senate will decamp. No loyalty when he comes to politicians

Abi you don forget?[/color]

Oasis007:
Honestly we don't. We really don't and obviously northern Nigeria are far far behind in civilization.

[color=royalblue]It's all about the money for our politicians..

The more the crisis, the more they demand for funds[/color]

BlueRayDick:
I’ve had interactions with kids whose parents were killed by Boko Haram, their villages sacked and they were only lucky to find their way to IDP camps . You could see the horrors of war through them. Kids that are just teenagers but already had to deal with losing almost all the families they know . It’s so sad politicians still play politics with their situation

[color=royalblue]That Documentary just added freshly refined fuel to the tribal conflict.

Imagine when those Bandits said if 1 Fulani is killed, they will kill 100 Hausas..

Omo, I felt that one oh[/color]

Oasis007:
I swear!

That Documentary really makes me feel so sad.

[color=royalblue]We, down south, don't really know how bad the situation is.

Cases of insecurity are underreported in this country. If not, people would have been asking for Buhari's head[/color]

Oasis007:
Fulani and Hausa are no longer see themselves as one big family again. Arewa Twitter is set on fire by that BBC Africa Documentary.

Buhari has failed this Country, you can't watch the Documentary and keep supporting Buhari again to be honest, except you're getting paid for it.

[color=royalblue]Who hacked this account?


On a serious note, Tinubu, Kwankwanso, Atiku and Obi should pay Buhari a courtesy visit

They should beg him at least hold this country together before we reach next year.

Make e no go add more on top the one wey dey[/color]

raumdeuter:
You decide to punish a party, the same politician move from the party to the next one

Atiku Kwankwaso, Obi were all in PDP till recently

So Nigeria decide to punish APC then Tinubu ElRufair Buhari decamp to the next party where people are favouring

[color=royalblue]Every name you bring up has jumped from one party to another, including Tinubu.

We can only punish a party for underperforming since the aspirants can change parties like an Olosho at Allen[/color]

GloriousGbola:
https://gazettengr.com/nigerian-soldiers-busted-for-sharing-in-n100-million-ransom-paid-by-deji-oyewunmi-abducted-kaduna-train-passenger/




This is why this cannot be stopped.

[color=royalblue]It's like the Internet service in the forest is bad.

These soldiers don't know there's a new meal in town.[/color]

"At a point, El-Rufai who was part of those who brought them came out openly and confessed that the only way to eliminate them is to attack their hideouts and kill all of them, including those who are mediating. But who will give the order?"

[color=royalblue]Truth will always be like Alomo Bitters.

Let's keep negotiating with people taking advantage of us[/color]