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Na street boarders abi na country boarders? |
omenka:Because of election rigging dogs and baboons soaking in blood is now justified? Where are electoral malpractices more notorious than in the North where cows, rams and toddlers are in possession of a permanent voters cards? When the Northerners were rigging population census to favour their region how many Southerners encouraged violence? Imps like me knows better than to be an ignominious sycophant beclouded with hypocritical sense of assertions and fact distortion like colossal political rascals like you |
dahaz:An attack in the capital city and this is what your |
CynFerd:Stop bothering yourself. You ought to have by now known that your current president is a düllard, hence he's bereft of the basic etiquettes of a democratic setting. He isn't prepared before he came into office, he was even surprised he won. You should know this by know considering the latest happenings in and out of the country. There's no team to advise him on what to do in situations like this. Millions of people will live to forever regret voting Booohari, they might not rue it openly, but they will be biting themselves inside. |
hinwazaka:I know you're just being funny, but in a foolish manner. This will surely get you a ban. |
omenka:The worst hypocrites are your likes who voted a man that swore to make the country ungovernable for the ruling party, you hypocritical lots voted the man that said the baboons and dogs will soak in blood if he fails to win an election. Now tell me what could be worse than you guys? Not supporting the guy, though. |
TB Joshua should be arrested, he should be in Maiduguri combating the sect instead of sitting in LAgos defrauding his gullible followers. |
Fools saying he should be arrested, have you all done a proper check to see if that account is real? When did he join twitter, who are his followers and what replies did he get for that tweet? As far as I'm concerned, someone can predict the future, somebody has predicted something about me (I didn't ask him)and it happened right after he travelled that same day(astral clairvoyance and those stuff). If truly the account is real and he tweeted that comment, there's nothing DSS or police or tha army can do about it, his arrest won't give them any clue. We can only keep him alive to predict more attacks for our security operatives to swing into action before they're carried out. BTW, the time that comment was made, the bombings have already occurred... Ndi ara! |
How do they stop Christians? Stop them that way too. |
Isn't advisable Booohari should step down? I mean his incompetence is immeasurable. |
kulbethrand:Whenever a picture of him doing press ups surfaces on Nairaland, you'd see Buhari worshipers in their droves shouting on how he's boosting the moral of our soldiers. |
Ambassadors:If a COAS doing a good job equates to charming snakes, doing press ups and road walking every morning and evening and taking pictures, I'd better stick with doing nothing at all. |
Picture looks real but the story doesn't add up. The woman looks old enough to be the guys mother, don't understand why she's his wife in this story. |
We should fish him out, why? He might be a Boko haram member? Nonsense! Anyway, where are the replies he got? |
stinggy:Why would things happen to him? For making proper use of the dividends of democracy in a democratic setting? Why are a particular Nigerians this hypocritical and backward? |
GidisFinest:Sorry, you didn't make sense. |
belloabdulrazaq:Is that a threat or an advice? Buhari supporters can do anything to stifle constructive criticisms just to sing the praises of their little god till eternity. Well, I expect nothing less from people who have been brainwashed, hypnotised and are under mental slavery. Is should shut up because we're in a military regime. Laugh wan kill me. |
koboko69:But why did the present government promise to eradicate Boko haram in less than three months? In fact, it's been promise upon promises yet we're still to hear the last about boko haram. Of course I'm using my senses, but your type is quite ubiquitous among ignominious sycophants, I'm not surprised you're blaming the past administration instead of holding the present government by their words. If accident happens now, you go say it started in GEJ's administration. |
horexy:I asked you a simple question and you've already concluded that I'm the type that insults people for not supporting my opinions. Are you innocent of what you're trying to accuse me of? Thanks for the correction, though I'm surprised someone typing the way you do has the effrontery to point out a supposed typographical error. |
horexy:Where we're your prayers when GEJ was president? Are you one of the disgusting hypocrites? |
You better be joking. Modified.. Buran-tashi, our COAS said they're noise makers, I said he's not being professional and people nearly slapped me here on Nairaland. Those terrorists are humans, they believe they have self esteem and won't tolerate all manners of insults. Nevertheless, he went back doing press ups with his snakes the next day and now innocent people are paying for his monumental ignorance with their lives, quite appalling. Buhari as former military general shouldn't wait for for senate approval before getting rid of that model that calls himself COAS. Unless, he, Buhari isn't incompetent, Buran-tashi should be replaced. |
agabusta:Man, Igbo President has nothing of good benefit to the Igbos. |
ayokellany:What the hell are you talking about? Does it look like I want a Nigeria president of an Igbo extraction? This is why people like you remain backward. I ask again for the umpteenth time, how has your region producing the president impacted your local government and state positively? It's obvious you have a hate agenda to carry out on Nairaland, for I do not see any other reason why you should ignore my other posts to quote that one and showcase your gigantic Ignorance in the name of taunting Igbos. |
This is awesome! Volkswagen, Audi, Mercedes Benz, BMW, who has hand in this? |
That guy is a very good writer. I like this write up but it's kinda condescending, this particular one is not quite sophisticated. |
Ilekeh:That's why I said an eye for an eye treatment should be encouraged as soon as possible. This fulani herdsmen are a menace to the nation as a whole and not just a regional problem like boko haram. I expect everybody to suggest a possible way of dealing with these guys. The Igbos anywhere they are should not also feel relaxed, there are stories of their barbaric acts in the South East and we all know these batards are nomads and are everywhere, and as such one can't predict when their attention will be turned to the South East(never gonna happen though). Nigerians should return their aggressiveness ten times fold, don't let them walk your streets and cause traffic gridlocks with their cattle let alone letting them graze your fields. They should be evicted from anywhere that is not their homeland. |
You guys should start a protest against these fûcking fulani people, whether herdsmen or business women. This is really getting out of hand, the impunity with which the Fulani walk about Nigeria causing mayhem is nauseating. Police will harass me for taking a cutlass to my farm but the same police will turn a blind eye on a Fulani herdsman brandishing an AK47. If we let the Fulani exceed this month with their madness, I'm afraid we will have another boko haram situation to tackle. Eye for an eye treatment should be encouraged as soon as possible. |
People keep talking about politics of partnership, mostly people who are bereft of the knowledge of how Nigeria politics really is. It's hypocritical claiming to play a politics of partnership while in real sense it also warrants and precipitates negligence. Please reason properly before boasting of politics of partnership. |
Zikkyy:[b]First of all, every any ethnic group can govern this country, competency is not synonymous with a particular ethnicity. Secondly, I vehemently disagree with you utterly that Igbos need others to trust them with power. How many ethnic groups trusted Buhari, GEJ and OBJ with power before they won their elections? Mind you I said how many ethnic groups and not number of people. I dunno where you're heading to but I seriously think that that assertion of yours is not only unintelligible but also distorted and appalling. Of course they are not doing enough to gain an unnecessary trust, cos no matter how hard they try, the 'major tribes' will still hypocritically favour someone who is indifferent with the wellbeing of Igbos. At this point in time in Nigeria, Igbos do not need a national leader, we need a leader who has the interest of Igbos at heart only. Trying to carry Nigeria along is presently an unnecessary burden. A nation of our own is 100 times better than 7 consecutive Igbo presidents of Nigeria. Talking about gaining the trust of major tribes, are the minor tribes inconsequential in Nigeria politics? This is democracy bro, it's majority rule and minority interest, not just majority majority majority. [/b] |
BALLOSKI:Did my post in anyway suggest that I feel like Igbos are victims of anything? yes only the Hausas voted Obasanjo and he won, the Igbos voted Buhari I suppose? Talking about being a victim, isn't it obvious Igbos are victims of 'hate' in Nigeria? I don't want to go that way, anyway. How did Obasanjo's regime positively impact the South West? That's is where my argument is rooted in. How is being truthful and playing a politics of partnership and at the same time negligence going to improve the wellbeing of Igbos in Nigeria? How more developed is the South South now compared to when GEJ was still a Governor? |
LordMecuzy:Living in the North doesn't change anything. It won't make Hassan hesitate in slicing your throat at the slightest religious or political provoke(never gonna happen though). Most ethnic groups in Nigeria are on their own in the political sphere except the so called Hausa-Fulani. Nigeria politics is a politics of deceit and unending want to subdue a seeking partner. No proper and sensible compromises and no tangible considerations. Greed is inevitable and vengeance is a priority. Man, Nigeria is a mistake, it's unfortunate we've had to deal with the consequences till now and I'm disappointed you think one of us really has a shot in piloting the affairs of this country. |
BALLOSKI:What do you mean? We should go about leaking people's arse just to produce a president in this country? I assume your region has produced a president in the past, please how did it impact your people positively? |
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