₦airaland Forum

holatin:
why are you showing us your dad medical result

am 89% sure buhari will live longer than you

wheredemdey:
I believe we are all here to learn regardless o0f our political affiliations...

I got the said pamphlet..i asked the domestic servants that stay in epe..sangotedo,ilaje etc if they also got in their area and they said they got none...my colleagues that stay in friends colony,bourdillion estate along chevron also an elitist estate along the lekki epe axis also got the pamphlet hence the reason i tagged it an elitist party..that osibanjo and ambode rode in BRT buses does not mean they have the masses at heart...its all election gimmicks...its my opinion and i am entitled to it..kindly respect it.

Rareantagonist:
Brethren,
This is a desperate and urgent call from the throne of
Grace that the brethren in Christ are about to make the
greatest error of their lives by selling off their kingly
heritage for a mess of pottage called "change". Change
into what? Change into what happened to Egypt , Sudan, Lybia, Algeria and Turkey which were once flourishing
Christian countries but because the brethren there also
sold their souls on the premise of "it does not matter"
they became the last set of Christians in those countries!
Remember Turkey! It was the beautiful Christian country
called Constantinople! Today it is history! The foundation of the planned islamisation of Nigeria was
taken in 1989 in Abuja by OIC. Since then they have not
looked back! Our Government gave them a contribution
of 21 billion dollars then! Wonder then where the funding
of boko Haram is coming from? They have painfully now
infiltrated one of the biggest denominations in Nigeria and offered one of their best Pastors -a Professor,a Vice
presidential Slot! Now a larger community of that
denomination now promotes this "change"! They did it in
Constantinople ! Remember brethren, that the biggest
denomination of Christians in the North - the EYN has
been wiped off! All their churches burnt. You may say that it is the North it can't get here! They said the same
thing in Sudan, Libya, Algeria and Constantinople! How come the brethren have become so dulled in the Spirit
that they no longer are sensitive?
We may be the last Christians in Nigeria if this grave
error the brethren is about to commit is not averted! Our
Lord Jesus is greatly miffed by our irresponsibilit y as His Followers! How come we no longer hear Him! The
Great shepherd of the Sheep! How come that Christians
have forgotten that this country was made
ungovernable by these same people and Christians are
holding the wrong person responsible? How come? The
signs of the eventual Islamization of Nigeria are awash in the 1999 constitution where Islam, Sharia are mentioned
more than 100 times.! Not a single mention of Christ or
Christianity! You say it does not matter. Now, mark it
you cannot amend the constitution without a bitter
progrom!
Brethren, the night is here! We must contend for the faith and our heritage which was handed once and for all to
us by our maker!
Don't relent, sound this trumpet....We will not be the last
Christians in Nigeria! Amen.

DDeliverer:
For the first time in my life, I see a 'christian' who sees nothing wrong in sharia..Nice one mapet.
I also love your clever insult. If I didn't look hard enough, I'd probably won't have noticed it. Well played!

When its convenient for them, they say don't vote according to ethnic, regional or religious sentiments but only on the competence value of the candidate. LIARS! Nigerians will vote along ethnic, tribal, regional, religious AND merit lines. Nigerians have allowed a reasonable percentage of each of these facts to shapen our choice of #OurGEJ.

Where were your competent voices when most states in the north were allowed access to the unity schools with cut off marks as ridiculously low as 02? What did you do to protest this shameful anomaly?
Where was your 'things should be done on the basis of merit only' voice when the tambuwal-led house called for a suspension of presidential scholarship scheme for first class just because most states in the north were found incompetent for the award.
How about the PTDF scholarship? Is it entirely based on merits? If everything in nigeria were to be earned only on the basis of merit, who do you think would lose more; those who over time created ( and are still creating) a massive pool of uneducated children or those who see proper formal education as a worth empowerment and liberating tool?

How many of you pretender competence preacher got to where you are now solely on the basis of competence with no trace of corruption? How many of you? Are we not still searching for Buhari's certificate?

For as long as no presidential candidate has come out to say Nigeria will run mainly from money collected PROPORTIONALLY from all citizens/companies from the north and south, we will continue to have ethnicity,tribalism and all their cousins determine who presides over the redistribution of proceeds from the sale of the SOUTH's crude oil.

Na our money dey run Nigeria and these northerners don't even show appreciation at all. Oil exploration has totally destroyed Niger-Delta, yet you sit in the cozy comfort of your homes elsewhere in Nigeria and tell me n0nsense.

What competent plan do you people have to remediate the Niger-delta environment. Oh! I forgot, the only problem in nigeria is the poorly defined and much abused word, corruption and the only solution is to return power to the North! Unlike you mapet, I no be melu melu.

hushmail:
bros, pls lets us be sincere, I do not claim to understand Hausa, but one thing I do know is that "the monkey and baboon statement was made as a threat if PDP rigs election" it has nothing to do with fierce competition. Now you also want to wipe the slate clean on these young corpers who lost thier lives serving their father land, by saying buhari should not be held accountable? actually, I will like to go further about these corpers, but I wouldnt want their families to be reminded of their pain and lost.

dguyindcorner:
Some of them are TANoids and when you ask them for proof they resort to GEJ TILL...

I sorry for most of them, they just follow blindly.

hushmail:
bros, pls do not quote Fr. Kukah out of context, or where it suits you,

The Patron (he is usually male, a chief, a fake appellation of Dr and a fake Sir, all titles he garners to compensate for his semi literate and modest credentials) is not so much concerned about the welfare of his people, for he requires that existing condition as a grazing field to satisfy his personal ambition and hold on to power.[i][/i]

what of monkey and baboon blood bath? didnt buhari make that statement? a respected elder statesman should not make provocative sttaments. 11 youth corpers died in 2011 because of buhari's call to arms of his supporters.

say all you like, the truth still remains the truth, it never changes, and no matter how you play with words, facts are facts

MuguliciousMUGU:
Op don't confuse yourself, an estate in lagos can also be built in kano too, if it is the same contractor that did the job, then they might build the same and similar estate in the two cities.

Oya you can find another lie again op...

zigger:
Are u buhari's P.A or wat

hushmail:
No matter how you attempt to bury the truth,

it will always surface

how can the Op come here to give us his own interpretation of buhari's words

abi I no study English again?

I fully understand what means that the monkey and baboon will soak in blood

I also know what means to say Muslims should vote Muslim

likewise, the intention to Sharialize the entire Nigeria

and honestly speaking anyone associated with the above statements

does not deserve to be our president

because I still intend to remain a Christian

DDeliverer:
This is life is very easy o..But people keep making it difficult..
Does Buhari support Sharia? Yes or No..
Fr.kukah's article didn't answer my question..
You seem sincere so I'm trusting you'll tell me the truth..Yes or No?

eaglechild:
Medicine after death.

No need to cry over spilt milk.

Too little too late.

Tell that to the marines.

Done bun can't be undone/ cooked moi moi can't be uncooked.

DDeliverer:
Please good sire, can you throw more light on the Sharia implementation??

Does Buhari support Sharia??

Fr Kukah: What this issue raises for me is the way Nigerians generally react in the face of the public discourse on very sore but deeply important issues, especially religion. We all retreat into our cocoons of prejudice and from that comfort, we continue to throw stones at the centre, defending our own but also raising the tensions. The result is that we fail to realize the extent of the damage done to our institutions, causes and integrity. I know that many readers who have rather made up their minds and would rather remain in their laagers will accuse me of blindly supporting the General, pandering to the North, or even trivializing what they consider to be a serious issue.

[b]The Patron (he is usually male, a chief, a fake appellation of Dr and a fake Sir, all titles he garners to compensate for his semi literate and modest credentials) is not so much concerned about the welfare of his people, for he requires that existing condition as a grazing field to satisfy his personal ambition and hold on to power. He uses this condition to negotiate with the state, which being largely uncaring about the general condition co-opts this patrons as one of its fellow negotiators (s party member, an office-holder in the dispensation or of a member of the ruling council as the case may be). The patron then invents an identity for his people and builds a brick wall to stop them from both realizing their conditions and negotiating with others in the larger society who may share their depressing conditions. The people are told that they are Hausas, Northerners, Muslims, Yorubas, Igbos, Urhobos or whatever. Their imagined ancestry, with no historical or anthropological basis, becomes the fig leaf for covering the unclothedness of the patron's greed. When the people begin to experience the pain and it seems that they are likely to listen to the voice of reason (based on the sermon of those who have seen through this deceit), the people are told by their patron that they cannot contaminate the purity of their linage. We, the descendants of so and so must remain united and stand together. If this identity has been hammered on the anvil of religion, the people are told that the new elite challenging the status quo is betraying the cause. The patron charges anyone exposing this hypocrisy with unbelief or at best those who have abandoned the true religion as ordained by God. This has been the philosophy driving the idea of we, the Northerners, we the descendants of Oduduwa, we the Ndigbo and so on[/b]

[b]For those who have resorted to Sharia to buy time and legitimacy, it is not clear yet whether the worst is still to come. But I have it on good authority from at least two highly placed Muslims from Katsina and Funtua that since the introduction of Sharia, the cost of alcohol has gone up by over two hundred per cent, in some places, much higher. I also hear that the price of kettles has gone up because the elite need at least two, one for real ablution and the other for storing alcohol. At the beginning of the 21st century, at a time when there is no nation in the world that is practicing Sharia at the level we crave for, the ruling elite in Northern Nigeria seemed determined to take a road that will lead to a cul-de-sac. This is not a judgment on the application of Sharia per se. I know that any and every honest Muslim knows that the Laws of God are written in our hearts. We do not need promulgations, proclamations or declarations to implement he love of God. The Iranians tried this road under ayatollah Khomeini. Today, many of the solders of the revolution have changed track and are in a quest for modernization. President Khatami is leading Iranians on the road of modernization. It is nonsense to argue that modernization undermines faith[/b]

kestolove95:
Even if him talk all dox tinz...e still no concern me...I most vote buhari cum feBUHARI 14

Iroh88:
I was getting irritated by the writer's bias, but when I got to the point below:
I couldn't stomach the irritation anymore.

Firstly, the writer made it sound as though it is INEC's fault some people have decided not to go out and collect their PVCs!! Of course not all eligible voters have theirs ready (which is a lapse that cuts across all the geopolitical zones), but the writer tried to make it look as though people from "Jonathan's strongholds" are the worst hit. Does he have a proof of that??

INEC published a data detailing the percentage PVC collection as against what has been made available across the country and one saw that Lagos, which constitutes one of the major advantages of the opposition, was lagging behind with barely over 50% of cards available collected so far, while states like Akwa-Ibom has very large percentage (84% there about). I bet the writer is ignorant of this!!! Does INEC have to coerce voters to go out and collect their PVCs?? The answer is, NO!

And back to the highly disgraceful quote above; the writer stated the incidences of violence the opposition has suffered as though it were some minor thing that could easily be waved aside, yet when he mentioned those suffered by PDP, he sounded like heaven was about to fall!! Tell me, since he chose to use the words apart from, let me join him in the game of "trivialising": now, "apart from" the burning of Jonathan's bus and the destruction of his campaign posters, what other casualty has PDP suffered?? People (APC members) were shot at at in PH and their secretariat bombed, but the writer imagines these are of lesser severity compared to burning of a bus and destruction of posters from the tone of his voice!!

How bias can a journalist be!!!

This write up is one of such things that fuel the violence the writer wants to make us believe he's preaching against. The guy must be restrained before he causes more harm.

When I got to that quote, I stopped and decided to check out the link. I wasn't surprised when I saw the name of the writer.

Smh.




Barcanista, my ban ends today. Will be back guns blazing!!! Donphilopus I dey hail oo.

Sacluxpaint:

mikeansy: Just before Fashola becomes boastful about his records he should take a drive around Lagos

Lagos is not yet New York

While we still have poor people who can not afford to eat 3 square meals, while we still have people in Ikeja who can not afford to eat at any joint in VI then we must be level headed about our records. There is still a lot of work to be done![/quote
Lagos is the commercial nerve centre in Nigeria, and I agree it is not yet new york but it has the potential to be.Now as for the New york you are talking about, do you know about the Brooklyn projects, the slums in the Bronx,Queens .etc. These places can't be compared to places like Long Island, Madison square, Manhattan.

Nashoji:
some times I wonder why is so hard for this people to show us the certificate we are asking for. something that I can walk down to my school and collect maybe with only #2,000 when I'm been asked of it. we are not asking of buhari school album, only the certificate pls.

yuio33:
Why buhari is not getting the crowd is that. He pick osibanjo, instead of ademusiwa. That why he has nobody. ademusiwa is more famous.

The only person who can win against Jonathan is ademusiwa

Ademusiwa planted more churches than adeboye . Adeboye planted less than 5. Others did. Ademusiwa pastored and was in 1 church with 6000 members and now 3000 parishes. Compare with osibanjo in a small church

nationwide1:
What do these people take Nigerians for? How do these pictures take the place of certificate? Nobody is saying he didn't go to school but I heard he didn't pass. Hence, no certificate. I now understand why they are showing the daughter's pictures. For APC, pictures represent certificates. I see.

olisaEze:
It is possible to start going to school, n drop out b4 writing ur final exams. That is why a picture cannot take d place of a certificate! the issue with d nigerian populace is no longer about his level of education, but his integrity. If he cnt bring it out ,then it'll mean he's nt as honest n incorruptible as his supporters claim he is

Eziachi:
....
What next? I could not afford a cup to drink the milk, so I drank it with a banana leaf......

eleko1:

Adminisher: I am an APC supporter but on this story of queues for commodities he did not a lie. The only problem is that he was criticizing something that was good and most Nigerians supported.
The Story:
NPN the rulling party before Buhari regime had looted treasury, oil prices were also down to $35 a barrel due to the international manipulations and foreign exchange was scarce. Buhari and Idiagbon were not going take foreign loans and devalue the currency. They were so sure that the problem of foreign exchange was a temporary one and could always be rode through that they rationed foreign exchange and all imported consumer goods had to be rationed. They also started partnering with local manufacturers Nestle, Cadburys, st.c to expand local manufacturing capacity.

So Jonathan is right, we queued but unlike him we liked it because we knew our naira was just N2 to the $1 and that all the ''essential commodities" were soon to be made in Nigeria. Anyway, IBB came later and destroyed everything and the entire country.

You are so on point,God bless U.I'm aware of d scenario but Jona is trying to use the issue then to paint BUHARI in bad light,he should tell us the whereabouts the missing $20 and the FR money left by OBJ/Yar Adua and not milk issue.Bet,can somebody who can't afford to buy shoes buy milk?

anonimi:

pendy79: Yeah just like how senator Ahmed makarfi directed the Minister of petroleum and the president to resubmit already spent money they claim were for Kerosene subsidy payment to the National Assembly as Supplementary Budget Approvals to help them cover up the extra budgetary expenses, Didnt the NNPC said it was paying its contractors and joint ventures partners before remittances to the federation Account ? Were that national assembly approvals too?

Supplementary Approval for funds already claimed to be spent, I brought that to your knowledge because you won't find it on Google.

If you want to know when fuel price per barrel peaked at the highest in history, it is just a google search bar away since that is a whole world phenomena

The stupidity and ignorance of most of you who foolishly support the PDP seems a disease passed on from the azz of the daft one himself.

I tot you were a bit literate until I read your post yet you will be calling others names

Let me give you a free advise check the monikers of people you wanna engage in discuss, I don't just talk, I talk with facts and figures behind me, unlike foolish posters like you who think with feeding tube attached to the anus of JonaTAN..

I don't need insults as I did not request any.
Please provide the information requested if you have it.
Thanks.

youngalex:
3 Critical Questions for Buhari to Know whether to vote for him or not
#1...How does Buhari intend to end Insurgency if Elected? What strategies will he employ different from what the incumbent did
#2...In the face of dwindling crude oil price with corresponding negative impact on the economy,how does he intend to create jobs and beef up the value of Naira in practical terms?
#3...How does he intend to control his subordinates towards ensuring they act above aboard on isuues of corruption? Will he jail his ministers guilty of corruption?