₦airaland Forum

LeoDeKing:
I repeat, 100% of the lunatics insulting Buhari on social media, including that bleached monkey inside dss cage will go for thanksgiving if they ever have this opportunity to shake hands with the president.

I never knew gov wike will ever bow for ordinary handshake with Buhari. Even the GCE holder deceiving himself up and down will not miss the next available flight from Lagos where he lives to go have the handshake.

Oya, zombidients, come and start posting photoshopped pictures.   

President Muhammadu Buhari Commissions Body of Benchers Complex in Abuja on 28th Sep 2022

President Buhari with Chairman Body of Benchers Chief Wole Olanipekun and Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike during the commissioning of Body of Benchers Complex in Abuja on 28th Sep 2022

President Buhari with Chairman Body of Benchers Chief Wole Olanipekun and Chief Justice of Nigeria Justice Olukayode Ariwoola during the commissioning of Body of Benchers Complex in Abuja on 28th Sep 2022

Millz404:
patiently waiting for what APC will campaign with. They have started shooting themselves in the leg.

https://gazettengr.com/2023-tinubu-warns-nigerians-against-voting-another-mistake-into-power/

Authority1o1:
Okay...


Buhari spent all his years in power failing, globetrotting, being clueless and heartless towards the plight of the common man in Nigeria.

But nowadays when I look at him, I see a better person in him than Tinubu.

Maxymilliano:
You can only ensure freedom of speech but not freedom after speech abi

Jennifer663:
As if we were allowed to make use of it in terms of a serious issue!

Dangrace01:
In all things vote Peter Obi for president

WE’LL CONTINUE TO ENSURE FREEDOM OF SPEECH, ROBUST POLITICAL DISCOURSE, SAYS PRESIDENT BUHARI




President Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday in Abuja assured that participation of citizens in democracy will continue to be encouraged through freedom of speech and robust political discourse, urging respect for divergent cultures and opinions, and upholding the unity of the country.

Receiving Letters of Credence from Ambassadors and High Commissioners of six countries at the State House, the President told the diplomats that Nigeria’s strength remains in its diversity, and the constant differences in positions further signpost a strong democratic culture.

The Ambassadors and High Commissioners of Republic of India, Mr Gangadharan Balasubramanian, Germany, Mrs Annett Gunther, Sudan, Mr Mohamed Yousif Ibrahim Abdelmannan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mrs Gerengbo Yakivu Pascaline, State of Palestine, Abdullah M.A. Abu Shawesh and The Kingdom of Netherlands, Mr Willem Wouter Plomp, presented their Letters of Credence to President Buhari.

“As you settle down to your diplomatic responsibilities, you will realise how diverse Nigeria is. We are not only multi-ethnic and religious but also multi-cultural. We enjoy unfettered freedom of speech and engage in robust political discourses. Sometimes, the nature of these discourses, tend to give the impression that we are constantly opposed to each other.

“The reality is that there is so much that bind us together than the few areas of our divergence. I have no doubts in my mind that you will soon appreciate our uniqueness and indeed resilience as a people, as well as our diversity which constitutes our strength,’’ he said.

President Buhari urged the diplomats to build on the existing good relations that their predecessors had achieved by being more proactive in engagements.

“Today’s occasion, during which you have just presented your Letters of Credence to me, officially marks the formal assumption of your representational duties as Ambassadors/High Commissioners of your respective countries to Nigeria.

“You represent some of the most prominent countries on the earth and some of our important trading, political and cultural partners.

“The bilateral relationship that exists between each of your countries and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, is warm and very cordial, and the cooperation and collaboration between us in several areas, such as socio-economic, political, security, education and cultural spheres,’’ the President noted.

As the build up to the 2023 general elections continues, President Buhari said: “I am highly optimistic that we will conduct a good transition process at the end of which a new set of political leaders will freely emerge.’’

“You are assuming your diplomatic responsibilities in Nigeria, at very interesting political period as Nigeria’s national elections are due in February 2023. I want to state again, as I did just a few days ago at the UN General Assembly, that we remain committed to free and fair elections,’’ he added.

The President called for more collectiveness in tackling some of the challenges faced by nations, noting that the climatic, economic and security concerns can only be solved through shared vision, skills and efforts.

“We are living in unprecedented global challenging time. Early in 2020, much of the world was forced to shut down on account of COVID-19. The catastrophic impact of the pandemic has been across our nations not just in terms of tragic loss of millions of lives, but also massive loss of livelihoods and the resultant economic recession.

“Just as we are recovering, the war in Ukraine came to impact negatively on global economy. Meanwhile, we are faced with the urgency to take collective actions to stop the devastating consequences of climate change that manifest every day in parts of the world.

“The various factors that account for these challenges are beyond the capacity of any single country to effectively contain them alone. Hence, the necessity for all of us to work closely together to build consensus in order to overcome them and also minimise tensions and confrontations amongst and between ourselves,’’ he said.

President Buhari said Nigeria firmly remains committed to multilateralism.

“For us in Nigeria, we continue to make steady progress, despite the daunting challenges of insecurity, in the fight against corruption, diversification of the economy, and our efforts in promoting good governance, amongst other things.

“At the sub-regional and regional levels, Nigeria has continued to work with other member-states of ECOWAS and other regional blocs, to deal with the problems of terrorism, trans-border crimes, banditry, maritime issues, proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons, unconstitutional change of government, to mention some of the challenges we face,’’ the President stated.

While welcoming the Ambassadors and High Commissioners, and their families to Nigeria, President Buhari wished them a rewarding tour of duty.

On behalf of the diplomats, the Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria assured President Buhari of the full support of their countries, especially as Nigeria counts down to the 2023 elections, adding that they would work with his government, and the leader that emerges after elections.

Balasubramanian said all the Ambassadors and High Commissioners will work to consolidate on existing good relations, while Germany will focus on climatic issues, and The Kingdom of Netherlands pursuing interests in agriculture and stimulating youths’ capacity in entrepreneurship.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
September 29, 2022

Foolishbuhari:
Fortunately for us the sane ones, the insane ones like you are fewer. Tifnubu will never be president of Nigeria! Know this and know peace.

Foolishbuhari:
Seun and mynd44, isn't this targeted hate against a tribe? This forum tueh!

Ekejoestar:
If this isn't foolishness, then I don't know what it is.

Your number is here with the business you do and you are posting a hateful post, what if one of your big customer happens to be a Peter Obi supporter or what if someone decides to track the tracker, you are just being foolish and endangering your life for politics and politicians.

Mide1data:
The way some of you guys talk just annoys me on dis forum cause if the igbos were supporting tinubu, you no go be saying this rubbish.
Leave d igbos to support who dey wan support. Na by force? At least you aren't attacking the northerners for supporting atiku na.
So pick on lane and stop posting jargons on NL.
Shikena
O ti tan.
bar wahala.
You hear me?

TruthinAction:
We shall see. I will not sell my vote. He can only win through vote buying.

TruthinAction:
I am just wondering how many of us can hold on to our integrity when we are tempted with a ogood sum of money to sell your vote.

As for me, even One billion naira will not make me vote against my conscience.

But some will do it even for 1,000 naira.
What about you. Will you remain Obidient if you are offered at least a hundred thousand naira to vote against your conscience.

I am so sure this is what will happen on election day. Some people might sell their votes. But will it be enough to affect the overall result? How ready are we to say no to vote selling.

Please, your response will give us a clue on the mindset of Nigerians on this.

ambience:
I will still vote for him even with the gce certificate

Michelle70:
ppl weh get sense for NL no pass 3

The 2023 general elections is BTW APC and PDP which APC WILL enrage winner. The election is not for a GCE certificate f00L. Buhari graduated from Cambridge University Tinubu Graduated from Chicago University Peter Obituary graduated from social media with GCE certificate

Hope u all saw our rally today in Abuja? The difference is clear.The 500 f00ls who came out on Saturday for obituary rally ended up begging for transport money inside town in other to go back to their destinations. Labour party Peter Obituary Wey no get structure.One thing I know for sure is that Peter Obituary the social media f00L with GCE certificate will never ever rule Nigeria.

Igbos will never rule Nigeria, reasons, They don't know how to play politics, they're not united, they hate Themselves so much. Presidential ruling in this country is btw North and the Yorubas. The Northerners and the Yorubas are always united. Igbos are betrayers they betrayed their own brother Wike that is why I said Igbos don't have Impact To Rule In This Country they're betrayers they don't love each other and they don't trust theirseleves. I rest my case.

Oya let's go, u quote me I quote you let's see who will tire.

Gbengaolowe32:
It’s very obvious from my own view to avoid insult from any fellow Nigerians, you will discover that PDP without WIKE, IKPEAZU, ORTOM, MAKINDE Is already DEAD on Arrival. While Tinubu has been going up and down shouting Emilokan everywhere, almost relocate to North and have all his men doing serious work to Unite Christians and Muslim in order to achieve his own self ambition Peter Obi is busy touring the World and making his ambitions known to the World and the Country entirely to the extent that you could hardly see someone whom has never had about the slang Obi-dient He was in North last week and on Monday I heard he was in Southwest In Ile Ife and a lot more while ATIKU deed to his former BOSS and people perception about the Name ATIKU is FRAUD and this keep hitting hard on him because the allegation was made against him by his then Former boss and he can’t dare come and counter him then. He lives in Dubai and only come home almost every 4years to vie for presidency when he never made himself available in the country to know the masses problem but he want to rule. Let wait and see 2023 is going to be a great lesson for the Wicked ones

Mhykel217:
Time wasting

This set should just do and leave abeg

More photos

Campaign start today and every serious candidate have set up their campaign team except Peter Obituary.....Is he ready like this or he is still overwhelmed?