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l have a feeling that if... APC had fielded Atiku Abubakar as there flag bearer, it would have been harder on PDP. Because, he's more dynamic,flexible and politically grounded than GMB. |
Joke is not funny when it hurts others, were they officially divorced before Stella stepped in, if ''no'', she was wrong from the eyes of the law. But at the same time Stella have traumatized the lady she (Stella) eloped with the husband, more than Helen l've done to her. |
APC spokesman Lai Mohammed is a shame to humanity, Boko Haram is now on the defensive after many years, and this old man is helping them to buy time by asking ceasefire from FG. |
Our leaders are shameless, fight against insurgency should be a collective effort not partisan |
Politics can be dirty... Mutiny awaits him. |
Managing words rightly makes a good leader, Uncle, you may need to improve your words management. |
StunningCEO:Do you have a father, because if you do, you ''will'' never call your national president goat. If he's a goat then, you are a smaller goat. Speak like a man, not a child. |
afuye:I have a feeling that this man needs media attention, if not... 21 million insane is not obtainable anywhere in this world. Every human being, has some little madness in him/her, that doesn't amount to insanity. |
Look, sometimes we don't become better till we are punished. I remember l had no regard for the pedestrian bridge till the day l was caught by officials, and was sentenced, after that everyday, l wasn't given extra sermon to turn a new live. |
Nigeria politics is daily becoming childish, full of bashing and unguarded utterances. Engage each in intellectual debates and idea welfare, healthy rivalry is welcomed. |
I regret to state, from my little knowledge of both candidates... They lack economic savvy going by their antecedents. Jonathan's economic reforms, lacks insight. You can't be building universities, when you are not creating jobs for graduates. I can't believe hearing Buhari say, '' l will fight to increase Oil price'' that sounds funny, considering the fact that even OPEC is helpless when it comes to Oil price. |
Exigency:l feel for him, mostly because of all these irregularities associated with his recent comments. |
Am asking this question as a Nigerian with no party affiliation, if Mr. President was going for a 7 year-single-tenure, how can he still promise one tenure, when the then proposed bill was for single tenure, remembering too well that he said '' I will not benefit in the new 7 years single tenure'',so what is he saying ? Am a Pro-Jonathan, but then, he needs to start managing his words rightly, because we are not dead begins. There are lots of loop-holes in his addresses these days, l guess he's under duress. |
Education is seriously essential, is it not common sense that Asians will most likely marry Asians,Americans will largely go for Americans too. So... What's wrong with tribal preference? Igbos within Igbo land, will likely inter-marry within themselves. Look, jinxing (break up) is not peculiar to any tribe or nation, am not from Anambra, but then, l doubt if the writer of this post have travelled outside her shore. |
l love Olisa Metuh's maturity towards replying Pa Obasanjo public display. You must not fight to express yourself, l wish Nigerian politicians will be more articulated and mature. |
New York Times calls GEJ lousy, says he's trying to frustrate Buhari In an article titled 'Nigeria's Miserable Choices' Published on New York Times yesterday Monday February 16th, and written by the editorial board of the US newspaper, they described Nigerian president as a 'lousy incumbent' & described Buhari as a 'former autocratic leader'. See article below The Nigerian government was supposed to hold presidential elections this past weekend, which presented voters with the dispiriting choice of keeping a lousy incumbent or returning to power a former autocratic leader. Now they will have to wait at least six weeks to cast votes. The Nigerian election commission said earlier this month that it had pushed back the vote until at least March 28, after the country’s security chiefs warned that they could not guarantee the safety of voters in northeastern areas of the country where Boko Haram, the extremist militant group, captured international attention last spring when it abducted hundreds of schoolgirls. On Friday, Boko Haram fighters attacked a village in neighboring Chad for the first time, an alarming sign of the group’s expanding strength in a region that also includes areas of Cameroon and Niger. Any argument to delay the vote might be more credible if President Goodluck Jonathan’s government had not spent much of the past year playing down the threat posed by the militants and if there were a reasonable expectation that the country’s weak military has the ability to improve security in a matter of weeks. It appears more likely Mr. Jonathan grew alarmed by the surging appeal of Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler who has vowed to crack down on Boko Haram. By dragging out the race, Mr. Jonathan stands to deplete his rival’s campaign coffers, while he continues to use state funds and institutions to bankroll his own. That Mr. Buhari, who helped launch a coup against a democratically elected government in 1983 and ruled until late 1985, has emerged as potential winner is more of an indictment of Mr. Jonathan’s dismal rule than a recognition of the former military chief’s appeal. Nigerian voters have grown increasingly worried about the stunning rise of Boko Haram, which has committed terrorist atrocities including bombings. The abductions and attacks by the group have exposed the weaknesses of Nigeria’s armed forces and the dysfunction of the government. Although Mr. Jonathan’s government has in the past been less than enthusiastic, and at times obstructive, in response to offers of American and European aid, he appears to be growing increasingly worried. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal last week, he said he would welcome American troops to fight the insurgency. Beyond security matters, entrenched corruption and the government’s inability to diversify its economy as the price of oil, the country’s financial bedrock, has fallen have also caused Nigerians to look for new leadership. Nigeria, the most populous nation in Africa, and a relatively young democracy, cannot afford an electoral crisis. That would only set back the faltering effort to reassert government control in districts where Boko Haram is sowing terror. The security forces may not be able to safeguard many districts on Election Day. But postponement is very likely to make the security threat worse. http://lindaikeji..com/2015/02/new-york-times-calls-gej-lousy-says-hes.html |
He ruined his administration when he failed in his promises, secondly, he's not decisive... Making people to see him weak and clueless. I love him so much, if he had just fixed only power half way, people will love him more and careless about the corruption charges hanging around administration. |
Am sorry for our nation, we can't sustain any form of policy, the other administration was highlighting the importance of owning a Satellite and another administration is telling us the importance of privatizing the same Satellite. #UnfortunateLeadership |
What suddenly changed with our military,recording victory in all front after declaring 6 weeks intensive fight against the insurgency in the North East. 1. Where they playing us all long? 2. What has changed? 3. Are they playing mind game with us now? Am a bit confused, l find it hard to comprehend the entire situation. |
Jimi is an intelligent , calm and peace loving man going from his manifesto over time, but then, l have my fears regarding his backers. George's pedigree is highly questionable, so is the opposition too. |
This man should behave like an elder statesman, rather than street urchin. I have lots of respect for IBB inspite of his ill records compared to Obasanjo. Maturity is needed Pa Obasanjo. You can't alway be on the spotlight 24/7 for the wrong reasons, learn from Kofi Anna, Tony Blair and Bush. |
dossypretty:From what you said, the one here is ''spiritually confirmed'' to be your husband. Secondly, you can't be sure ''if... The yankee is not having a family abroad already. My vote goes for the later. |
Diohanny:Have you not read in the bible, Proverb 27:5 Open rebuke is better than secret love? So... You define love as not correcting a person of his ills because you think you love him? ...For whom the Lord loves he chastens, and scourges every son whom he receives Hebrew 12:6, Christ is our perfect example, can you show me one verse of scripture the where he had to bill (gate fee) those following him, rather the bible said '' he had compassion on them'' and so... He rather provided for them In the days of Eli the priest, the LORD warned him through Samuel the little boy, does it mean criticism? In the days of Herold in Israel, John the Baptized, warned him (Herold) against killing his brother, and taking the wife do you refer to that as criticism? |
damosky12:Have you not read in the bible, Proverb 27:5 Open rebuke is better than secret love? So... You define love as not correcting a person of his ills because you think you love him? ...For whom the Lord loves he chastens, and scourges every son whom he receives Hebrew 12:6, Christ is our perfect example, can you show me one verse of scripture where he had to bill (gate fee) those following him, rather the bible said '' he had compassion on them'' and so... He rather provided for them. |
damosky12:If l may ask, can you underline one statement that highlights criticism in this letter. Is your bible against advise too? |
customized13:Thanks for that piece of advise, have a nice day... |
deemdeem:Like l said before, you lack sound education... Please, if l may ask, which school graduated you. We will like to appreciate that school,thanks. |
customized13:Come on.. Bro, l engaged him in a healthly debate, only to be insulted many times, l called him to caution, but l think, he doesn't seem to understand the difference between decency and illiteracy. Look, am not Pro-Jonathan. I simply wanted us to discuss as decent Nigerians, when he started opening one hole close to his face roaring like a beast. |
deemdeem:Sorry... Which school graduated you? .. Imagine if you were to be Buhari's campaign manager, you will tell him, Sir the law has taken good care of the situation, wait !!! The law will vote him that very day. |
deemdeem:If you've noticed l shun insults, in preference to sound objective analysis. But l've noticed that low brains and broken slates, resort to hurling insults to remain relevant. You need sound education, you have problems proving a point, since you've got a retardeen brain, you can be hired as thug to ensure victory. Am looking for men of intellectual value to share ideas with, not a primary six repeater, bring it on... Am out for you now. |
[quote author=deemdeem post=29600627][/quote]http://www.parliament.am/library/Electoral%20law/ nigeria You said he doesn't own Nigerians to prove (show) if he's certified... Read through these session of the law, it may educate you more, thanks. |
callmenow:Thanks for that link, sometimes affiliation,religion,ethnicity and sentiments belouds us in-so-much that we keep on denying the truth, even when is glearing. |
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To hell with ur vote.