Has she suddenly become his spokesperson? What happened to his so many media aids? Again we all can see why a statement on PMB's health by the presidency would have been more appropriate as the rumours about his health would have been avoidable. He brought these rumours on himself in not been open about the status of his health. He is the president of a nation for God's sake. His health is a matter of public interest as it is in the interest of the public.

NnamdiiKanu:

He's not Nigerian

If you don't know speak any Nigerian language, you ain't a damn Nigerian
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If you don't haven't been to Nigeria in the last 10 years, I'm sorry to hurt your feeling, you're not Nigerian

Just like that dumb fucck Abdullah muttalab that tried to blow up a plane, he wasn't born in Nigeria, he doesn't live in Nigeria, just because his parents once lived in Nigeria, he was called the "Nigerian highjacker" instead of a "British highjacker"

Anthony Joshua, my brother, it's too late, why not go to your country United kingdom(not a typo)[/b]

With statements like this, one fears for the future of Nigeria and it also makes it very easy for us to see why we are where we are as a nation. People spew all sort of things from their very narrow mindset and knowledge.

shortgun:
Let them keep denying its in their DNA to lie and decieve the gullible.
Truth like the Sun cannot be hidden.

Again, isn't this why openness and transparency are important? If the govt had been open from day one about PMB's health , these rumours (as some may like to call it) would be irrelevant. The govt has created room for such talks.

One of the reasons we need to go back to the basics as a nation. If we had a functioning social services, our children would not have to suffer such. It is easy for others to see it as another person's problems until it involves your own child or close relative. Poor boy. Who would hold the said perpetrator of this evil to account? Nigeria needs systems and structures in place to help root out things like this.

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Aufbauh:
PMB is one of a kind. He's indeed a Lilly amongst thorns in the Nigeria murky political landscape.

A good product does not need much advertisement. PMB have not only done fairly but has also laid a solid foundation for the future prosperity of this great nation.

Those opposing him are ither those that never believed in his candidacy from the onset and ever waiting to prove an unsolicited point, the corrupt elites that thrive in recklessness and those double-minded supporters who can't sustain their support because of their wavering ideology.

What is this one saying? How is PMB a Lilly amongst thorns? With the hardship in the country as well as the level of joblessness amongst Nigerian youths, not to mention the current rate of inflation etc etc. I am sure someone like you is benefiting from the current cronyism in the Aso rock. Considering how incapacitated the president currently is, why would anyone want him to continue to rule, talk-less of even re-contesting in 2019?
The man that would likely win the french presidential election next week is 39 year old. Let that sink in.
Yeye dey smell.

If this story is true, isn't this one of the reasons why the president should resign? He is invalid, incapacitated and surrounded by selfish individuals who know what they will lose should he resign. One would expect Buhari's health to be his primary concern/focus at the moment and he should be spending quality time with his family members as well as looking after himself. But no, power intoxicates (at the expense of poor Nigerians)

soberdrunk:
The Ex-minister has a very strong point but i trust Nigerians to be blinded by sentiments and start screaming blue murder, this case is a sensitive one that involves "National security"..........

What a daft thing to say that the case involves 'national security'. What happened to transparency? This is one of the reasons this country is not moving forward. The outcome of a case involving such a huge amount of money should be made public, as only then will the masses (except the few with personal and selfish interest in the case) believe the current govt is actually and genuinely fighting corruption.

Possibly testicular torsion or strangulation from the pressure of her buttocks on his private.

He is now an APC member.Clever man (sic). He is now a saint. In sane climes, such a person will not be celebrated, just like most of our so-called rich people who continue to deplete the country's wealth for their own personal gain. So sad.

Religion, the bane of our society.

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sarrki:
Don't worry


We all know why the hate you so much

You single handedly defeated their life hero

God bless you THE LION OF UBIMA

The Amiable leader of South south and South east combine

Our great national leader

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What is this one saying? You are never able to go beyond the line of partisan polotics and be objective for once. Your comments always tend towards praise for those in power.

How did this news get to front page? Of what importance is this to the generality of nairalanders to make front page? Hmmm.

Why is that no one seems to be asking about the relationship between the owner of the flat where the money was found and the NIA? Non-gullible Nigerians would know that if the said flat belonged to an opposition party member, the story would have been different today.
Nigeria cannot progress until people/ the govt are sincere to themselves and to one another.

BeardedKarma:
What is the relationship between her death and the toilet? She didn't die in the toilet. What is the relevance of putting so much emphasis on her using the toilet then? I tire for the way we caption our stories.

RIP beautiful woman.

It is an evidence of unintelligent journalism. They thought including 'use of toilet' will help drive traffic for them and it seems to have worked. But again, this is the sensationalism we talk about in naija. How sad.

RIP to her. This sort of death should be followed by an automatic autopsy.

Diplomacy in action. Good one from him.

Yeah, too long a post.