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Buhari doesn't even know his job. This is sycophantic and such should be reserved for the likes of Lie Mohammed and his demons on Nairaland. Buhari laughing at his own joke, pathetic. |
IlekeHD:Of course, I'm being honest. What I typed in Igbo is a proverb, and in this subject of discussion it means, 'every religion has its own incorrigible flaw, but the one that messes up more often is the one we shower with loads of condemnation and appropriate insults always'. You're right, every religion is bad. |
Just being cautious. Nkita nile n'ara nsi, mana nke ahuru nsi n'onu ya ka à n'akpo ori nsi. Look at what religion has done to some people, Islam has successfully made itself a gigantic object of fright and ridicule. |
Onijagidijagan:This is pure depression! Omo, you go quench o! |
braine:What are you talking about? This is state politics and not national politics. Kai, na waa o! |
Buhari is too greedy, just settle your boys with the recovered loots make dem call down. You wan chop everything only you. |
Mulattoclaro, that doesn't change the fact that you called for genocide against Igbos just this morning. We can never forget. |
[b]Gullible people may think that people like arresa and doctokwus are rare patriots and really love Nigeria. But if you view it in a sensible and a neutral way considering what has been and is happening in Nigeria, you would agree with me that people trying to prove the authenticity of that picture relating to the sudden disappearance of Nigerian soldiers are the true patriots. They are the ones calling the attention of the ignorant and negligence ridden Nigeria Government to this issue. We all know that our government has never been truthful with this Boko haram war, especially with the number of casualties anytime Boko Haram strikes. It is typical of the government to release a drastically reduced number of casualties to the public while some media houses and residents of an affected place gives a number that contradicts the one our government released. With all these experiences, I don't expect anyone to wait for the government to release a statement on this missing soldiers before believing what he or she likes. If our government can be economical with the truth when civilians are victims of Boko haram, how much more truthful do you expect them to be when a very large number of our soldiers are the victims? Knowing the truth about that picture is knowing the truth about our government, knowing the truth about our government is ridiculing our government, ridiculing our government is putting them on their toes and forcing them to work and forcing them to work is being patriotic. Don't think that siding with the government all the time and covering their messes and lapses is being patriotic, no, that is being rétarded like many people are doing on this thread. I believe with the pressure some people have mounted on the government, they will be ready to work and unravel the truth behind that picture.[/b] |
arresa:Stupidity is when you try to bring in tribalism into this issue. Does it mean you're now bereft of facts and common sense to defend your stance, hence the resort to tribalism? Na only Igbos no like Buhari and APC abi na only Igbos think say that picture is real? Please don't prove to the whole world that your opponents on this thread are right about your mental state. |
Abagworo:I thought it was only those that lost in this year 's presidential election are emotional on Nairaland? Hahahahaha APC don join them? Of course it's only someone who is emotionally and mentally unstable will be dishing out such wishes to innocent people or his aggressors. |
doctokwus:Man, don't get emotionally devastated yet, our soldiers might not be dead, after all. |
[b]As far as I'm concerned, you guys have debunked nothing. All I see are people calling other people 'emotional' whatever just to appear as macho men to their gullible friends while crying, sobbing and wishing the main story is not true. All I see are people calling other people evil for being concerned about Nigeria and her citizens which is what every sensible person should do. They have forgotten quickly how shamefully they dealt with the previous government on security matters. How they almost sabotaged every security move just to score unnecessary points against the government. How they went below reasonable doubts to prove that more than 200 girls were kidnapped in Borno. I see people posting articles, but the messages do not correlate with the picture of dead soldiers. Seems like some people are working on Vanguard too. Those who are abusing and wishing MizMyColi bad will get what they are wishing her for ridiculing the past government efforts to curb terrorism. [/b] |
No wonder he made himself the minister of Petroleum. He wanted to be roaming about the world at will. This man really has no shame. |
papaejima1:And someone else counters Kastonkastroll with fact. I wanted to disprove the OP with the desert coloured boots but then I had a thought I might be wrong. |
Kastonkastroll:Damn it! Now you're acting like you should have done, stop abusing people all over Nairaland. Nice point you have there. |
Kastonkastroll:Don't claim to be more intelligent than most people here. People are really searching for that picture all over the Internet and if their efforts proves futile, everybody has the right to believe or still not believe the story. It may or may not be just a mere coincidence that many of us are coming across that picture for the first time now there are rumours of death of Nigerian soldiers to boko haram. Stop abusing people recklessly. |
llaykorn: So 20 is not worth the national outcry? You are a confirmed...........smh |
In almost every rumour , there is a piece of truth. I believe a good number of our soldiers is either missing or died in the last 1 week to Boko haram attack. |
Truckpusher:This is why I think Seun should restrict juvenile lunatics from Nairaland. How can a tout be this brainless and thoughtless? There's more to this, this nonentity should be locked up in an asylum. |
RevDesmondJuju:I was really shocked cos it isn't that difficult for a sound mind to agree with my sincere message. Anyway, I think you're absolutely right, you're just so right about him! |
RevDesmondJuju:Man, that's so funny. |
Freemanan:You're a bad reader. In fact, you have problem with comprehension. Where in the article did 'I assert' that it is because Christians refused to vote for him, talk more of 'conclude'? You're already tryna ridicule me out of context. |
Amidst the laments of erratic Power supply throughout the country, Nigerians are yet to come to reality of the added distress of waking up as early as 4:00am in the morning and heading straight to the Filling Stations just to find out that about 25 cars are ahead of them in the queue waiting to buy fuel while the Station workers are still fast asleep in their various houses and probably not even sure of going to work. It's appallingly disheartening going through frustrating, illegitimate and unnecessary means to fuel your machines considering that we produce not less than 2.3m barrels of crude oil a day. Notwithstanding, the alarming silence of our President and also Minister of Petroleum Resources over this biting issue that impinges on the lives of Nigerians calls for massive outcry. This uncaring attitude of our Petroleum Minister cum president has left many people wondering if actually Nigeria fell in the right hands, if actually the president has the interest of the masses at heart or he is just another enforcer of 'government by the people,and for the wealthy few' just like his predecessors. And maybe 'beer parlour' rumours wouldn't have been flying around places on how the scarcity is a scripted shenanigan to frustrate the majority Christians this December for not giving him their votes. Of course, if you are a kind of a bigot and can recall there weren't queues at Filling Stations during Eid Fitr and Eid Kabir, you might believe the rumours and join in the opprobrious remarks. It's absolutely imperative the Minister addresses this national quagmire with regards to disproving the above distortion for the unity our nation. NB. This was written out of utmost sincerity on what I experienced, heard, and felt this morning. The part in bold was what I overheard a group of young men discussing when I went to buy fuel this morning. |
SSpeter:LMAO! Man, whatthaHell! |
shadowgwalker:Eiyah! Generous big hearted soul! When they were enslaving your fore fathers how candles did they light for the ones they brutalised to death? |
porshuch:Onye iberibe, jakashiwa eze ka ewu akporo oku .Say it as it is and stop spreading lies. Agwu. |
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