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Brother, you need to realise this one thing if you have not already. Every single leader, to a varying degree, we have had since the inception of this so-called country played a part in ensuring we got to where we are right now. I am not a supporter of the present leader that occupies Aso Rock but to let one (Obasanjo) off the hook while villifying another (Buhari) is a tad hypocritical. Obasanjo may have not had an ethnic lopsided cabinet, but I believe you are old enough to remember how he consistently thwarted the rule of law, how he ensured his party, the PDP, rigged elections in states not under their control using INEC, the police and the army in some cases, how infact the two elections that brought him into power were massively rigged, how he engaged in corruption himself (Power Projects, NNPC, I can go on). You can argue that he did some good in some regard, but you cannot argue that the many wrongs he did paved the way for men like Buhari to emerge. You are totally right about these useful idiots we call leaders calling on prayers knowing fully well that faith without works is dead according to the bible. They know what needs to be done, but like all men spellbound by the wanton lust for power and money, they are afraid to lose that which they think they have. I have consistently maintained that Nigeria, and by extension, Nigerians as it is presently constituted has no business being together. We all need to start adjusting to that reality. We need not wait for the Racoon: |
Federal Republic of Nigeria. |
Very true. He burnt that much in a fireplace to save his daughter from dying of cold. chukslawrence: |
Hehehehehehe But you told me the same thing not too long ago when I posted a comment Nevermind, I was only joking. Righteousness89: |
Too late my brother For that comment alone, you have backslidden and must seek forgiveness Please check yourself Righteousness89: |
A few days to the election, Mr Tinubu made and circulated a video wherein he called Mr Obaseki a dictator. He appealed to the Edo electorates to reject the governor at the polls. He also described himself as the leader of all democrats in the country, an appellation that angered some leading politicians and political observers in the country. The loaded hypocrisy in this statement could last a thousand lifetimes, and still there will be some hypocrisy left over. |
Agreed, he is all you said he is and even much worse. But I will never support or celebrate PDP, APC or any political party for that matter. Look the sad part is there is really no difference between both parties (u may disagree and then I'll conclude you are benefitting from one of them or you are ignorant) and this is the main problem. We started as a burgeoning democracy with multi-parties which meant the people could choose from an array of candidates based on their manifesto. Atleast in theory, this was how it was meant to be. Today we are a one party system, never mind the iterations in alphabets representing the acronyms of both parties we have, they are one in the same. The Nigerian party system are made up of individuals who have their own agenda which usually is not in tandem with the agenda of the Nigerian people (sometimes I also ask myself if the Nigerian people really have an agenda). So my brother, PDP, APC or whatever else they bring next, it is all the same and I would not be so fast to celebrate. JidennaJason: |
You are a man! DuBLINGreenb: |
I think it goes without saying really, if these foreign countries want to help us (though I know to help us is not in their thinking), they can do two things for us 1) ban any Nigerian politician complicit with fraud and corruption even whilst rejecting their ill-gotten wealth (this one go hard), 2) this travel ban and in addition placing them on some sort of blacklist or criminal list. But then, I know I am dreaming. |
What was Gandollar, Tinubu and a host of others doing in the state? Well to Church Pastor Ize Iyamu, na you deliver lesson Sunday School Lesson today. MrTAnonymous: |
"We said earlier, this election more of a statement from the people than a victory for PDP" "It is a always good and refreshing to see that we have a President who does not intervene in the rule of law". You are the real definition of a hypocrite for spewing lies as you usually do especially as captured in the above two statements of yours. I know for certain you are a paid hack but I am certain you must come very cheap for you to be selling out like some roadside prostitute. Before you start to bark back, I am not partisan feel free to check all my posts since joining nairaland. [quote author= post=94121408]YESTERDAY WAS THE D-DAY!! We look back on our post for the past 90 days about this election. We cannot help but smile, relax and be happy that the election went peacefully and Edolites truly voted wisely yesterday. Now, we are all relaxing and waiting for the FINAL RESULT/OUTCOME of this election. May the best candidate that will bring progress to Edolites win. May the person that will bring happiness and smile to the faces of every indigene of Edo State become victorious. Overall, we thank God that it was a very peaceful election and no life was lost. God bless Edo State. God bless Nigeria. Reminiscent times.......... THANKS y'all for all coming out to vote and for taking our wise words to heart. Slow and steady Nigeria will be great again A better Nigeria all around is all we want. Peace out! ******* ********* ********* ******* ****** Even as we wait for the final Outcome of the result in TOTALITY. Let us say in addy, Congratulations Edolites, Let us expressly say that Obaseki didn't win this election based on his performance or love for the PDP. APC played into the hands of the opposition and 3 major things we think played against APC: 1. Oshiomole already dented Pastor Ize-Iyamu's image seriously and praised Obaseki to high heavens in 2016 so the PDP didn't invest so much on PR or Image laundering. Oshiomole already gave them what they needed to campaign about both candidates. More of the reason we chose not to support either of the candidates from 'Day 2'. And there is nothing outsiders support can do anyways. We can only type online, It is what the indigenes want for themselves that really matter. Not what outsiders are saying. 2. The election was painted like a power tussle between Godfatherism and the people of Edo. This was emboldened by obvious influence of Oshiomole and the viral video made by Asiwaju Tinubu. 3. The hardship ocassioned by Covid-19 which was magnified by the ill-timed increase in pump price of petrol and electricity tariff. We pray the people of Edo get rewarded with better Governance by Gov Obaseki but as We said earlier, this election more of a statement from the people than a victory for PDP. Good Edolites have chosen who they want to lead them for the next 4 years. All the very best guys. A better Nigeria all over is what we want. We finally Rise on Edo election matter. Strolling to Ondo. See you guys around. God bless Nigeria. It is a always good and refreshing to see that we have a President who does not intervene in the rule of law. From Corruption, down to politics, Our darling Daddy always allow the rule of law to take charge... Memory lane........ Elections In Nigeria now, There is no need to fear. Why? Because the will of Nigerians will not be subverted. Never! A President once told us in this country that the coming polls would be do or die. Not with President Buhari. Fair is fair. No foul play. Under his watch, his political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has lost gubernatorial elections in Bayelsa(now twice), Oyo State, Zamfara state and Anambra states..... and still loading loading Maybe Edo state(still waitingfor the FINAL RESULT from INEC). At the last Council of States meeting, Gov Willie Obiano publicly registered his appreciation to President Buhari, for the level playing ground he made available during the election in his state. With do or die apostles, and a certain political party in power, such would never happen. Not with their garrison mentality. All states are territories that must be conquered, willy-nilly. APC has won gubernatorial positions under Buhari in Kogi, Ondo and Edo states, (Now losing same Edo again) The victories were fair and square. The party lost in Bayelsa (twice), Zamfara, Oyo, Anambra etc. This President would never manipulate victory for anyone, not even his own party. And you ask us not to trust him? We will, and no mistake. God bless our darling Daddy President Muhammadu Buhari. God bless Nigeria. This above is for the kids that for the past few hours have been shouting about US, UK ban affected the results, all the states that was lost by the ruling party in recent times before any threat on sanctions (rightly so anyways) and the president accepted the People’s vote, was it also the US, UK that made APC lost the elections? Gone are the days that we have mature men and women discuss politics on Nairaland in mature ways, but now, the politics section of the forum has been overtaken by kids and touts! Going to sport biko, Chelsea vs Liverpool, here we come ![]() Lol ![]() Just 3 mins ago sir! All of us @[b][/b] love you too..... Let's share the love around! Stay blessed Chairman![/quote] |
As usual in typical Nigerian fashion, bunch of stupid individuals have come here to celebrate the removal of Babalakin, even though he was suspended and opted to resign. Very few took the time to read his letter and to find out if he was on point, in typical Nigerian knee-jerk reaction fashion. Some have even gone as far as to defend the removed VC labelling him as a child of God. Rather than find out if the VC was guilty as accused, Rather than find out if Babalakin and the other committee members followed due process, as usual we have chosen to take sides in typical zombie fashion without even knowing the truth of the matter. We forget that the real victim in all of this happens to be that institution of learning and by extension our education system. A very sad day for the entirety of Nigerians, a very sad day. |
You are a dangerous man offering empty advice, in the name of spirituality, that I know you would never follow if you, or any of your family members, were in her shoes. It is very easy to seat comfortably from afar and pontificate. Infact, you and your church members ought to be out there looking for Femi Fani-Kayode to deliver him from the demons that have possessed him this long. Good day to you my brother. Righteousness89: |
You are a total fool. Innocent girl? Fcvking gold digger. Saw a billionaire's son and all of a sudden, panties were all wet, mouth all salivating. Lost her mind, showed her true hoe character for the world to see. His parents raised him well, he can surely tell a thot from a mile away. ArchAnge1: |
This guy is just like an evil spirit: foul, smelly, dirty and everywhere. bleeping clown |
It beats me silly why Nigerians still goto Ukraine to study when there are alot of other more tolerant countries. Odessa in particular has had a long history of blacks suddenly being killed. A couple of my friends who studied there a while back confirmed same thing. It is obvious that this young man was killed, I don't believe the cover story and seeing as he is not from an important country that cares about its citizens, no one will look into it. |
You too much mehn, thanks for clearing it up. obibanks: |
From what I gather, the story goes it was a mistake made on the part of the Greek authorities when he was issued a passport. He did not change his name to gain acceptance in the country he emigrated to. RTSC: |
Typical blackman malaise. Wanna hide something from a negro, put it in a book. Mowsid: |
Tinubu has the experience in playing politics the Nigerian way, in my view, True. Tinubu does not have the experience to lead Nigeria to where it ought to be, in my view, also True. Leadership and Playing Politics are often mistaken as the same thing, in my view they are very different. I agree that being politically adept is a skill one needs in leadership, I contend it is not the only one. Most Nigerian leaders, on all levels, are very skilled politicians but as we have come to witness that has not translated into any tangible result. Being a true leader is much more than having henchmen that sing your praise and pocketing the entire resources of a state for yourself. |
Very true, they midwifed it. Also true, your party kindergartened and raised the rot to full maturity. |
Quite sad. As much as I am a fan of the Persian people for their doggedness and history, this is just brutal and wrong. Pretty much the symptom of every autocracy. |
In fairness to this very corrupt politician, he does make a good point. If we were to take a step or two back from his statement and analyse carefully, there is alot of truth in what he said. The average nigerian leader is a reflection of the average nigerian. The same blood of corruption, ignorance, wickedness, short-sightedness, wantoness, reckless abandon and selfishness that flows through the veins of Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu also flows through the average Nigerian. The only difference is the former is a man in power while the latter is a common man with no power hence his excesses are hidden from all. We are who we are which is why we in our own ways continue to excuse away our leaders. It is why we are yet to fully demand change on all levels and why we continue to stomach them, take from them, praise them and secretly admire them, believing in a better tomorrow even as they steal today away from all of us. This is my view of the average nigerian, not all nigerians. |
I did not say whether Freeze's teachings were right or wrong. I only said if he has a difference in opinion with the Bishop he needs not insult him in the process. To the best of my knowledge, Freeze is not an ordained minister of God or a pastor. MiddleDimension: |
I get everything you have said my bro. I just feel like we all can have discussions such as these without having to resort to insulting one another. I don't think Freeze should have insulted the Bishop and I don't think the Pastors should have responded to Freeze insulting him in the way they did. I also don't think the Pastor should have insulted the Gov of Kaduna although I would say that I would much prefer if Pastors traded blows with our leaders if it translates to meaningful change. MiddleDimension: |
I agree Oyedepo is not a saint but remember neither is any man. I totally agree that the Pastors should not have resorted to replying Freeze not only because Jesus did not respond to his detractors but also because it is the more mature thing to do. I am a christian, sometimes I have issues with how certain men of God preach or promote their brand of the gospel but it does not mean I will resort to insulting them. We must remember and the bible is pretty clear on this, even when men of God backslide or make mistakes, it is not for christians to insult them. No one is above mistakes. In the end, everyone will answer to God and him alone. And mind you, these men of God we sometimes vilify have actually made positive impacts on the lives on a lot of people. So as much as they tend to make mistakes sometimes, if we balance it with the good they've done, I think they might get a pass. MiddleDimension: |
Two wrongs have never made a right. What Freeze did by calling Bishop Oyedepo the name he called him was wrong and uncalled for. But everyone knows who the Bishop is and by now I believe most know what he stands for. You may or may not agree with his brand of christianity but it is what it is. Resorting to insulting the Bishop is unnecessary and uncalled for, he was only preaching the word to his congregation as he understands it. You agree, fine, You don't agree, all well and good. As Africans we are raised to respect the elderly even if we do not agree with them. I still follow that code to this day. This is where I fault Freeze and I fault him totally. Pastor Paul and David really don't need to respond on behalf of the Bishop. It will further create more controversy than necessary. Leave Freeze alone, ignore him sooner rather than later he will come to his senses. |
God bless you my brother. olumide4christ: |
So going by your logic, Donald Trump's presidency is advancing christian morals and values. And if I do not support this person, that makes me less of a christian than you my holiest brother. It makes me a muslim, an anti-christ, a pagan, an islamic militant or a backsliden fellow? This is one of the main problems we have in christendom today and it is why I rarely care to comment on such matters. In addition, you ought to check yourself brother. Repeating the same thing over and over on Nairaland using italics, in the name of evangelism, does not make you holier than the pope. Remember that judgement is reserved for God not man. Religion is a personal matter, we shall all answer to God on the judgement day. You are not an authority on christian related affairs (maybe you are on nairaland, I wish you well). And I will advise that you do not assume the responsibility of God in being Judge, Jury and Executioner, the bible is very clear on this. Righteousness89: |
As an african, sure I dislike Donald J Trump but his policies do not affect me directly because I am not one of his constituent. American intervensionism across the world has created and continues to create more problems than it can solve. These are facts, go figure if you care to learn. As for being a christian, yes I am but unlike you I am not a blind one masquerading as a bigot. Christianity is more than a religion, it is a way of life however religion has done more harm than good to humanity since its inception. Men such as your daddy Trump will say anything and do anything if it keeps them in power for longer. So my dear brother if being a christian is supporting a racist, lying, serial philanderer such as Trump, then I would rather be something or someone else. And if you still do not understand the message I am passing across but think I am this or that, then I humbly rest my case. Kenplay: |
By pointing out my ignorance, you have put your own stupidity on full display for the world to see. Nuel4: |
This is true. olumide4christ: |
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