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Oby Ezekwesilly will not believe what hit her! D thing go be her like sweet romance movie wey turn to horror/snuff movie including gang rape scenes...she will be unable to tell when the script changed cos she's suddenly the antagonist n not her fellow Southerner who happened to be a gentleman. Last last na to fade with eternal shame as Nnamdi Kanu rightly told her...

donbenedict:
She became proud when she was lifted up... and y'all knw Wat comes after pride...

How so?

Illiteracy! So he's going to 'demand' as per military general where all the korofo must obey d last order abi? I just wish a member of that Assembly will teach d dumbass some sense of priority in governance!

This noise of looted funds recovery is getting old! How about properly managing n growing what is on ground by translating them to life improving projects for d citizens through sound n sustainable policies? It's so shameful that this is what we've got representing d already dead image of Nigeria...

Pierocash:
GEJ bred criminals into all our security apparatus
Products of corrupt regime

I hear u..hypocrisy kills o! Has buhari lost his cleansing power/sham body language designed to compel all previous sinners to behave? Look at the names there...all of them are 98% likely to be Sai buhari disciples! Continue masturbating over GEJ cos he called all of them and trained them personally to be shameless thieves!

Their desperation for power will surely kill them! Look at what Adams, former labour leader loved by many has now become because of power! God forbid nonsense!

Look at the rabid thieves! For the first time on this forum I will view the goats thru my tribal/ethnic lens because foolish people here always try to situate a particular offense to a particular tribe like its peculiar to them to the exclusion of theirs n all others. Just imagine the idiots going to steal and tamper with what doesn't belong to them and funny enough, with their brothers occupying all sensitive positions of authority they will be allowed to go scot-free!

Ha! This thing called change...hmmm!

Double post

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Like Mr President 'rightly' said, the change begins with them. They must not complain of hunger cos he feels their pain. They must rather be firm in their conviction and d resulting joy of nw being rescued from 16 years of rot! They must not seek economic and social progress as that is not what Mr president envisages change to entail; rather they must focus inwards and ask how much they have changed themselves.

denko:
Buhari might be a good person, he is not a leader.

He is neither.

TheDEVlLHimseIf:
bro who are you? you be witch ?

me sef don dey fear you oooo

this one na real political analyst

I bow and tremble

Is it not Uncle Onatisi? I have begged him before to reduce these his predictions cos they so eerily become reality. Maybe if he doesen't talk it won't happen or as some zombies expect, we all should fall on our knees and sing positive praises to bubu and apc for their magnanimity in 'saving Nigeria' from 16 years of rot. That way, all things will automatically fall into place. Maybe if Uncle Onatisi starts singing dem praises we might see something different...lol

Why must I show my certificates as proof of my qualification to hold a position and the president doesn't? At least I'm good in that aspect so he should begin his change from there too!

Op u say they are offering us change so when did their offer of change morph into a clamour and demand for me to change too? Did they demand that Nigerians change first before soliciting and riding to victory on their votes? Did they demand that all former PDP members now in their party change their attitudes n outlooks first before joining the party with cleansing power?

The debate was opened by Stephen Twigg, Labour MP for Liverpool, West Derby, Mrs Helen Grant, Conservative MP for Maidstone and The Weald, both are members of the International Development Committee and had visited Nigeria earlier this year. They both wore badges from the Bring Back our Girls campaign.

Twigg spoke about 9,000 West African regional troops fighting Boko Haram and the UK support in terms of military advice from 130 personnel, including hostage advisers and £5m. He reminded President Muhammadu Buhari of his inaugural speech in which he said that Boko Haram wouldn’t have been regarded as defeated until the Chibok girls were freed. The president would like to forget this statement, especially as he declared last year that the militants had been “technically defeated”.

Helen Grant spoke emotionally of meeting the Bring Back our Girls campaigners at the Unity Fountain in Abuja. Another MP and member of the International Development Committee, Lisa Cameron of Scottish National Party representing East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow, described how during their visit to Nigeria they were accompanied by armed security, and this showed how “risky” it was for British citizens in Nigeria. She also said that they visited Kano and observed that girls in schools had a different curriculum to boys. In her opinion, “equality was not high on the agenda” in Nigeria. She also suggested that the rise of Boko Haram was linked to the economic situation in the country.

Another MP, Albert Owen, claimed that 40% of Nigeria’s oil revenues was stolen. He noticed during their visit that there were very few young people in both houses of the Nigerian parliament. You must be at least 35 to be a senator in Nigeria and 30 to be a member of the House of Representatives.

Owen reported that the Bring Back our Girls group were very angry with their government in terms of efforts to rescue the captives. He declared that he stood “shoulder to shoulder” with the campaign. There was no mention that the police stopped the campaign from holding a rally in Abuja two days ago.

Anne McLaughlin, of the Scottish National Party and representing Glasgow North East, said she had a lot of Nigerian friends and constituents and described Nigeria as a place where “opportunities for women to achieve a decent standard of living were scarce”. Meg Hillier, the Labour MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch, a constituency with a large Nigerian population, talked about how the lack of infrastructure and corruption created obstacles for businesses.

http://www.naijiant.com/articles/british-mps-debate-missing-chibok-schoolgirls-nigeria/

Good thing he was reminded of his statement that BH will not be considered defeated until d supposed missing girls are brought back. Yet they claim victory and still postpone Edo elections cos d same defeated foes have ostensibly penetrated d South enough to pose a threat during elections.

ISpiksDaTroof:
"The man has been totally demystified!"

And this makes you happy. Im willing to bet that since the day you were born, you've NEVER witnessed 2straight months of uninterrupted power supply? Know how I know that? Because you come across as a complete loser in life. Nobody that has anything going for them relishes their Government borrowing from the World Bank.

Its a shame what poverty has done to the psyche of the average Nigerian.

P.S: I just saw the last part about your "crappy mobile phone". I should've known better and ignored you. Most of you think poverty and a disorganized society is normal. You are wrong.

U need to understand the context of statements or posts like that which u just quoted. The main point is not relishing or rejoicing over the thought of borrowing from d IMF, World Bank and such other western bodies that only suck debtors dry with emasculating conditions.

Saying he's demystified goes to show that despite all his grandstanding, foolhardy and hardline positions, it's turned out to be all hot air cos he's been unable to manage resources n policies enough to retool d economy so after his unpopular economic decisions that led to loss of mega investments, capital flights, closure n pulling out of FDI, loss of the JP Morgan rating, the free fall of d naira and so on despite early warnings that would have helped tide d country over rough patches, his stupidity and ineptitude have been exposed.
So, buhari will have to bear d responsibility of whatever further mess he plunges d country into going forward because he stubbornly and foolishly maneuvered himself and d country into this Catch 22 situation cos now he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.

Perhaps if he'd been more charitable, less vindictive and also possessed of sufficient intelligence to know that he doesn't know, acknowledge that ignorance, appoint those who know better than he does and also allow them work rather than wulfully impose his archaic ideas all the time, he'd have more goodwill and we'd be in a better place than we are right now.

The point of all of this is he's really low on d goodwill supply from members of the public a.k.a the masses.

Shutting the barn after d horse has escaped!

Passingshot! U need to respond to this. ..

PassingShot:
Even though the BBOG campaigners have been too aggressive and unreasonable lately, this is a very wrong move by the government.

Getting irritated by the group's misbehavior (this was attested to by some parents of the Chibok Girls as well) is not the way to handle them. I hope this wrong decision will be rescinded before it's too late.

kenny987:
Aggressive? Unreasonable? The group's misbehaviour? How so please?

Chei! This is d height of insensitivity and wickedness!

They will soon cum n tell u that if catching all those that sopposedly stole yam (read as just PDP members especially GEJ, Iweala and A.Madueke) is all he does he will be d pest president ever had.

They will not ask for accountability and why despite all d noise their lives have rather regressed rather than improved since those stolen yams ought to have translated to better standards of living for citizens.

When decent citizens were warning and shouting about the tyrannical tendencies of Buhari n crew some useless rats said that it is the tyranny they want. Now even the right to demonstrate and protest has been summarily truncated by the despot and his minions.

As for Ezekwesilly, I'm at a loss for what negative adjective to describe her with cos that's all she deserves; proper dissing and cursing. If no be one thing ehn, she reach to pursue from her husband house! She didn't see Igbo or Southern interests to fight for, it is to allow devilish malus to use her head to propagate an international scam, fighting against her own!
Now, look at her today! Such a disgrace to behold!

It is clear that the Chibok girls crap is only a phantom. The people don act their drama since so now it must end! They expected it to blow over like how Buratai's fraudulent acquisitions on Dubai have been forgotten, how d Minister of Interior, Dambazzau remains in office despite his glaring culpability in all d Arms deals as COAS. Yet ds Oby will not let the dull Nigerian public forget with her BBOG irritation so it's time to bring out d big guns!

Soon if not already done, they will threaten her life if she doesn't back down and if she refuses, d same devils she dined with will see her off with dispatch! She never should have associated her previously good name and sullied her reputation with this monumental deceit of mammoth proportions and now it's set to swallow her up. She's so tainted I doubt any international organisation will even hire her again!

Aggressive? Unreasonable? The group's misbehaviour? How so please?

PassingShot:
Even though the BBOG campaigners have been too aggressive and unreasonable lately, this is a very wrong move by the government.

Getting irritated by the group's misbehavior (this was attested to by some parents of the Chibok Girls as well) is not the way to handle them. I hope this wrong decision will be rescinded before it's too late.

eyinjuege:
Quarantine him and let him die?

Or transport him to a center designated for the treatment of his disease with professionals who have been trained to do so?

He doesn't need a sterile vehicle. What's needed is for the vehicle to be sterilized after he's been dropped off..

Read properly...quarantine and commence treatment! Those were my words.

mrkayusfit:
My salary can no longer meet my needs and obligations. I regret voting this stubborn man into office. Buhari must surely loose in 2019

Ultimate supporter of nonsense....lol
Shebi u ppl like to claim that u must suffer before u enjoy and so the current unnecessary and completely avoidable hardship we see today is proper? Enjoy because that ur salary will shrink further!

Op: Get abreast with the workings of government; the judiciary does not prosecute! That is the job of the executive through law enforcement agencies with prosecutorial powers and under the supervision/powers of the Minster of Justice. The judiciary/judges/courts will not also send every person to jail arbitrarily or merely on public acknowledgement when the executive is fond of doing shoddy jobs and is usually unable to diligently prosecute its cases. The court deals strictly with cold, hard facts, evidence and rules of law and practice. It is not enough to accuse, they must also prove!

The problem with this so called fight against corruption is that Buhari n crew only believe in command and control; u and they forget that institutions need to work to effectively play their roles and so he ought to have ensured proper, democratic reforms of the investigative and judicial institutions to ensure effective prosecution and attendant punishment of offenders within the ambit of the rule of law. No guilty person will roll over and play dead, fact! It is therefore the role of the state to ensure that institutional measures are in place and all loose ends tightened so that accused persons do not slip through wide cracks.

Finally, Buhari and crew are as dirty and corrupt as any person they claim to investigate; perhaps even more so. That is the reason they refuse to strengthen institutions with relevant infrastructure, training and independence so they too can cheat/circumvent the system. He is not holier than anyone and has not even the slightest whiff of integrity to lay claim to. So, get with the program, get real and smell the coffee.

pafra:
Some say Buhari brought hardship to this country, but I have not forgotten that our Judiciary has not sent one person to jail despite the public acknowledgment we have seen and heard of how the monies stolen were shared. The legal practitioners have made frantic efforts to ensure no one has gone to jail just like the judiciary have refused to prosecute, just like the NASS have refused to help block the leakages within the legistative arm.

Official madness. Rather than quarantine the victim and commence treatment, they send him back to where he came from increasing the chances of more infection and being contacted by other persons because I doubt if they even put him in a sterile vehicle to sufficiently curb any possible spread. Yet someone says the state was being proactive!

Vero2sleek:
The president GMB SHOULD SACK THE MINISTER OF PETROLEUM ASAP. I dont see any value he has added to the system

Are u advising Buhari to sack himself? Then we're on the same page cos he's really added no value both as President n Minister of Petroleum.

Vero2sleek:
The president GMB SHOULD SACK THE MINISTER OF PETROLEUM ASAP. I dont see any value he has added to the system

Are u advising Buhari to sack himself? Then we're on the same page cos he's really added ni value both as President n Minister

oyinkinola:
hooo! park joo!
what is catastrophic now that didn't during the looted era?

Since it appears alright to u that everything happening now existed before and is even worse now, what change are u grumbling about? If u can't demand and actually see something better n different as promised aren't u a liar along with d APC u live n die for? Change Indeed!

They've been caught pants down and the sight ain't inspiring at all!

Shrivelled, shrunken ballz n non-existent pricks...they're not actually what they claimed they were...

He who sows d wind shall reap a bountiful harvest of d whirlwind...open mouth anyhow when they're worse than those they criticise

Such a wasteful govt despite all their sanctimonious claims to d contrary. I wonder why this particular demon in aso rock cannot handle criticism and truth. He must always seek to control and dictate information released to d public so he can get undeserved support and adulation.

That is how he brought about the infamous Decree 4; tried again at d national assembly and now it is to expend public funds on such malevolent intentions to hoodwink the people via the press.

Let the idiots that stand with this dog keep drowning in their wicked n contrived ignorance.