₦airaland Forum

PStylish: You can go to hell or better still form your own country and mint the N5,000 note for you and your family members.olodo.

dtemidare: I Am disappointed at your statement it is only people like you that come to forums like this and open their mouth and tell us how incompetent they are and their fathers.

I won't be amazed if your is à loffer.
Please dont insult the President of the Fédéral Republic of Nigeria. If you knew what leadership entails you Wont say all the rubbish you are saying and this Also goes to all NLNDRS WHO make nasty comments about GEJ.

Billyonaire: N5000 Note is long overdue. But conversion to coin is what I hate. I still hope the Government can ignore the agitations of ignorant masses and roll-out the N5000 Note. Reversing this policy is bad news for me and my fellow fiscal oriented Nigerians who know that N5000 is a needed panacea in augmenting our sovereign Economic Growth Indicator.

cutievik: I didn't want to quote some idiots on this thread who had the guts to critize the president,Do u guys knw wat it means as a president to go back on his words? It shows a high sense of humbleness,humility nd respect for the electorate,if Ghadaffi had knw these very certain he wud have been alive today,genocide wud nt hv occured neither wud the boko haram thrived on our soil.Al bashir of syria is next on the line,nd so biggots got the guts to tag our ever listening president CONFUSED,the masses cried even i did cry nd as a father he listen and now he's condemned.Can some Nigerians be ever satisfied? He reverses his policies True bt would have does policies cause harm dan good. Let's for once see the good of this man his jst like me and you no diff jst a title MR PRESIDENT.

miky: how is this democracy at work, when the executive branch infringes on an autonomous body

1025: go and make ur research very well. is not possible to rule america without the consent of the senate. bush had to convince them with a satelite picture that showed saddam weapon of mass destruction. you better talk nigerian politics where anything can happen and stay out of american politics as that will expose ur weak political background.where did u see bush or read about his regrets over the war his father could not conclude.

snowdrops: Hail hail to the flip flopping president.
Definition of confusion.

miky: [size=18pt] what the fck does gej know about economics? he should leave that up to the central bank and their directors, who are the relevant people for that matter [/size]

AFOLSNETWORKS: Guy whats up with you, you were the same person shouting you dont want N5,000 note. Now it has been put on hold, hear yourself.
You see what too much of g a r r i has caused u?
You must be confused!!

Olanlere11: Sources close to him argued that Asiwaju was not consulted before Sanusi was picked, [size=18pt]making it obvious that if Sanusi wins, his allegiance will not be to Him.[/size]

Caesar1988: u r as foolish as sanusi.......Go to hell and rot....Idiot

solidbroda: u mean the Lord is angry?

Danka7777: LEAVE GOD OUT OF THIS MY FRIEND. GOD ONLY HELP THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.Such incidence is hardly heard of in developed countries because they have effective traffic system, sensible drivers, better road networks and enforcement.

Jarus: When I saw that story yesterday I dismissed it as just another fabrication planted into the media to discredit SLS, but it wasn't that easy to dismiss because that's not the first time SLS will be linked with presidential ambition in the media.

Of course, I know [size=14pt]SLS is a hard-sell[/size] , not because he isn't good for the job but because [size=15pt]1, he is a controversial personality [/size] [size=15pt]2, the myth of religious/ethnic bigotry hangs on his neck.[/size] [size=15pt]Of course, he knows he is not popular, [/size]even in the north(and frankly doesnt care about popularity. Even at the height of his popularity in 2009 or early 2010, I remember him responding to a newspaper interviewer that asked him whether he will be interested in presidency later, that he was not interested, and emirship of Kano is his ultimate ambition.

But beyond that, the SLS I know wont engage in partisan politics. He prefers to be a critic, as he has always been since university days. He is too impatient and uncompromising to be involved in partisan politics. He will just scatter anything. At least I know he wont give bribe.

Buhari remains the North's most popular politician, [size=15pt]all the Sanusis and El-Rufais of this world may not even win a guber election even in their home states. [/size]

Ryabcool: what type of leader forces his will on the populace without taking their cries and opinions into consideration? Is this not autocratic? The Nigerian people have a say on how they live their lives and how they spend their money. If they say they don't want it, leave them be. You can't impose your will to the detriment of the majority just so your selfish theories can come into reality