₦airaland Forum

So much for professionalism

Everybody is awake...so we wait

Lansin:
By successfully unseating Ganduje and also choosing to massively vote for Buhari, Kano people have displayed they are intentional and deliberate in their voting choices.

The North deserves an unreserved apology from the many empty bottles here in the South who were so quick to slander them.

... Well!

You do have a point...but I don't think we need to apologise for being nonchalant...some of us don't live off politics, and we don't need to risk our vision for people who are desperate for power...not for service but for self enrichment.

Amazing

I really can't wait to confirm this news.

I surely will celebrate!

God told Akpabio that he is not His Will for Akwa-Ibom



Only God

So sad indeed!

Sad and unfortunate

Abịa

Sometimes I wonder if Abịa is cursed or the state was used for iffa sacrifice.

Truth is... Abịa remains the worst governed state in the South Eastern region of Nigeria.

The question is...what is wrong with Abịa state?

Oil producing state? Yes

Receives monthly revenues? Yes

Have one of the most industrious and creative citizens? Yes

Then why is the state going backwards?

We definitely wait to see the outcome of this election in Abia state.

As we wait...

Interesting...

Congratulations to him

NCAN OVER!

Seems like he's following his 'Master's' footsteps!

Lmao

Just for the fun of it though

Here's my thoughts

Too many bleeping words

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This is not an insult... Bhet I suggest you consider growing up some more

Then relationship will fall into place


What you share with her is not called relationship but childishness...and the earlier you quit, the better you may learn exactly what dating and relationship entails.

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Worrisome

Wakaing about in wakanda kingdom... Lol

This is sad

5thElement:
You want me to synthesize Nigeria's political terrain from the 80s up until present moment?

I'm not sure I have the strength for that this cool night bro.

But you can rely on my impartiality because technically, I support Sowore and not any of the big wigs.

Jonathan is the worst so far. A president that uttered a statement that he wasn't a general so he shouldn't be expected to win Boko Haram.

A president who told newsmen that other countries were having terrorist attacks so maybe it's our time too.

A president that couldn't stand on the podium to address his fellow human beings unless he was inebriated(drunk).

A president that left the reigns of power to the females surrounding him, Mama piss, Diezani Alison Maduekwe, Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Stella the aviation minister and some others whose names elude me now.

The same president that told Obasanjo that he purposely allowed Boko Haram to fester in the Northeast of Nigeria because he was weak electorally in that region.

A president that dollarised the economy a couple of weeks to 2015 elections, flooding the economy with dollars, distributing dollars to royal fathers of all stripes, council of witches in Nigeria etc.

The same president that allowed military service chiefs to help themselves to the funds meant to buy better quality arms and ammunitions for our armed forces who were being sent to battle boko haram with rusted guns and counted bullet pellets.

The same president who denied the abduction of the Chibok girls. Till today, their fates are unknown because the bastard refused to acknowledge that anyone was kidnapped despite intelligence report from the international agencies to the contrary. Many of those girls, teenagers, are currently mothers, serving in the household of their captors, never seeing their families again. Put your sister in their shoes.

The same president who caused diplomatic row between Nigeria and the King of Morocco, and the South African government, nearly leading Nigeria back to the era of Abacha when we were a pariah nation nobody wanted to associate with.

The same president who couldn't facilitate the cleanup of Ogoni land and the Niger-Delta region where he hails from that has been devastated and bastardized by oil spillage from oil companies.

The same president who told us stealing wasn't corruption.

The same president whose chief of staff became the ATM machine for the PDP, distributing hundreds of billions of naira to various party members shortly before the elections.

The same president who facilitated the subversion of the will of Ekiti voters through rigging as caught on tape.

The same president...(should I continue, cos the foregoing are just the tip of the iceberg)

He is the worst this country has ever produced.

If Atiku wins, then I can say without mincing words that Atiku will beat this record hands down.

But God is still on his throne.... Atiku will never win, hopefully.

Wonderful conjectures, no depth, little facts, and so many assumptions.

The question is, looking at the value and vision of these presidents, which do you think failed woefully, especially using the key indices of evaluating a country's growth.

Sad indeed

5thElement:
No, that would be Jonathan, followed by Obasanjo, followed by Shehu Shagari

Would you mind giving us your reason and reference for your point.

Love this

Horrible

There are key indices in evaluating the performance and quality of leadership of any president.

As we approach another presidential election in the history of our country, it is pertinent to take a retrospect of his performance in the past three and half years in office.

Insecurity:
The sovereignty of a nation is dependent on the safety of human life and properties.
Buhari's government sadly experienced the most horrific, careless, and avoidable deaths with little or nothing done to prevent such from happening.
Benue, Borno, Enugu, Delta, Lagos, Anambra, Abia, Taraba, Nasarawa, Plateau, and Kaduna witnessed untold bloodshed, from herdsmen crisis to farmers battle, from Boko Haram to the show of power against the unarmed Biafran agitators.
We wailed and at a point consoled ourselves with the fact that another election will come around.
We were all united in one thing, irrespective of the party line, that the human life is worth more than any good intention of the government.
We buried humans like rats and promised them that we will not allow their blood to waste in vain.

Economy:

We were told that the previous government looted the country dry.
We believed and entrusted the leadership with our economy.
They introduced policies that made the low and middle income earner unable to buy a bag of rice.
They didn't stop there, over eight million Nigerians were forcefully retrenched from work, thereby leaving them and their dependents helpless and hungry.
Depression, suicide, and begging daily bread became the order of the day.
Looking back, it seems as though we went backward as we attracted little or no investors to Nigeria.
Some of us who have digital businesses have no means of receiving our income as a result of harsh policies.

Infrastructural Development
This government remains the only government that has a visible roadmap for infrastructural development.
From the west to the south, there are projects littered all over the nation.
Indeed, our road, rail, flight, and light got a face-lift in this government.

Nepotism.
No matter how useless a child might be, he has a role in the family, and any form of visible or subtle discrimination or disregard will most definitely hurt him or her.
For the first time in our history, we witnessed a government that ran a family and tribal government affair.
It was so overwhelming that for every single appointment or nomination, Name Checkers Association of Nairaland/Nigeria (NCAN), were always on standby to verify the tribe of the individual.
As expected, those who offered 5% weren't given preference in the running of the affairs and the government.
Everybody was afraid of everybody, the West was afraid of the East, the East was afraid of the North, and the North afraid of the South.
Even in business and entrepreneurship, the division was visible, but our common enemy was the unfavorable government policies and leadership.

Innovations
We had trademomi, N-power, Home grown school feeding programme. As much as these tend to reach out to the grassroot, the fact remains that these innovation couldn't alleviate the suffering of the masses.
Education suffered a heavy blow, the health sector crashed with lassa fever claiming lives of doctors and other citizens. We saw our military personnel die like chicken and we couldn't measure the statistics.
The political space was not left out, as there were too many witch-hunting in the name of fighting corruption.

Corruption Fight
I stand against corruption, any day, any time. But what I saw in this government was short of what corruption fight ought to be.
We saw a government that convert sinners to saints, and criminalize the innocent before they're tried in the court of law.
We saw witch-hunting of the 'political enemies' and we wondered if this was the corruption crusade that Mr Integrity promised.

The Rule of Law.
Democracy is a government of the people for the people under the rule of law.
I have to say that while I may absolve this government of their glaring shortcomings, it is both painful and difficult to ignore the reckless abuse of the law and our sacred constitution.
When the executive handpicks judges and selects orders to obey, it is the end of democracy.
No matter how morally good an intention may be, if it does not align with the provisions of the law, it is against the good of the common man.
From ordering shoot at sight for ballot box snatchers to suspending the chief justice of the Federation, we have seen a president who cares less about the tenets of our democracy.


In the end, I am aware that every single individual is entitled to a choice of who to vote for, but I am compelled to remind you of our journey for the past three years, so you can make a better decision devoid of sentiments, if any.

Our collective interest and responsibility is for a better Nigeria.

... We can only get better!

Lovely

Good one

ollah2:
Folks like you are braindead, you are also one of the reasons the country can't move forward.

How many politicians has rule of law sent to jail?
How many average Nigerian has rule of law sent to jail?

Obviously you are too dumb, gullible and stupiid to know anything.

The Executive could be corrupt
The Legislature could be corrupt

But the day the Judiciary becomes corrupt is the day that country dies

Do you realize that a lawless nation is a threat to human existence?

Do you know that a country without due process is a country under terrorists?

Well...

Well, Facebook and twitter followers has little or no impact on the election of our leaders.

Those who do are market women, labourers, low income earners, and ignorant youths who's main stream of income is through political inducements.

Someone should inform Sowore that these voting populace knows only APC and PDP...that is what they call political structures, and that is what he doesn't have to win an election in Nigeria...this year.

Buhari protégé

meobizy:
Thunder will surely fire you.

Lmao

Sad

This fight only makes it easier for PDP to thrive in Ogun state