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JAMO84:You mean Buhari never had any plans on turning around the economy pre-2015 and up until recently? I rather catch a lion than take up the job of defending Buhari, it's obviously the hardest; makes one sound dumb. |
obailala:You dare ask Nigerians to make sacrifices even with the poverty ravaging the land? What sacrifices has the government made? The recovered loots, increased VAT, borrowings, oil sales, customs revenue and all other sources of government earning; where are all the monies going to? Are you borrowing to fund the luxurious life-style of government and her cronies? |
kikero:Drop the excuses. Fashola said power which is critical to an industrialized economy, isn't rocket science. Remind me where we are on power today after 5 years. Yes corruption bla bla bla, what has Buhari done about first cutting down governance cost? Our recurrent has done more harm than even corruption. Paying so much for an unproductive system? See Emmanuel Udom taking practical steps to diversify the Akwa Ibom state economy, again what is Buhari doing? Borrowing and raising taxes? |
If E break nko? |
B3ACHSIDE:Don't ask this question again sir. Even your brother go vex if you ask am this question. E fit catch you winch. |
tomdon:I de Sapele Road for back of Winners. Take it from me, Obaseki has won this election. Slowmir na APC guy, but he's supporting Obaseki in this election. Man has mad giant strides. Oshiomhole no want make person pass am for Edo, but sorry he's in a lost course. |
RichBoy247:Lol, I'm not surprised. You lots have turned Nigeria into a banana republic. To think many supported Buhari and the APC, thinking they are a stock of progressive minds. Well fortunately lawyers don't survive vide litigation alone. |
BonPatrick:How do you guys get to say such on a public forum? |
ThatFairGuy:What a silly excuse. Same thing these "yahoo boys" say after defrauding hard working people abroad. Now tell me the difference between this government and the "yahoo boys" you all criticize as giving Nigeria bad name. While not playing the devil's advocate for these fraudsters, it is observed that the money gotten goes into circulation and fund the economy, but these politicians spend theirs investing abroad. By the way, if you are a foreigner on this platform, and another person posted what you posted; will you advise your government on further borrowings to Nigeria? |
KunleyY19:But see the technocrat when E give us for Aso-Rock, howfa that one? Hey DSS, Buhari is a technocrat, don't call this hate-speech. |
FrLukas:Baba na all this una story we take dey where we dey so. Yorubas should admit they goofed supporting Buhari. I have done same severally on this platform cause I also pre-2015 fell for the Buhari scam. |
Shame! Why not address the reason PDP is calling for his resignation? Nigeria voted out PDP because of insecurity and corruption, but today we still have same insecurity and corruption plaquing Nigeria. To worsen issues, APC now added extreme poverty, unemployment and hunger to the equation. So Mr. Shehu tell us why Buhari should continue his stay when there still is insecurity, corruption and now poverty. |
techmo:It's not giving back to the grassroot, it is actually redefining the psychic of an average Nigerian that "agberoism," "thuggery," pays. Local Government leaders and traditional rulers are grassroot mobilizers as well. Those institutions were created for purposes of carrying those at the local level along. Elsewhere community leaders as mayors and their sheriffs are carried along for such endeavours. Why naija matter dey different? If the local government isn't important, it should have been scrapped. |
Bighead9:Be civil young man and observe some decorum when in a public space. I was having a decent argument with the other guy, not quoting you; only for you to jump on mention with your "big-for-nothing-head" to exhibit your primitive behaviour. If Nigeria was a decent society as should be, your likes would have known how to conduct yourselves when meeting a total stranger for the first time. Now take a walk off my mention gentleman. |
Bighead9:When you say relocate, it becomes funny. Nigeria boast of being the largest democracy in Africa. Basic government teaches you that democracy thrives on putting critical decisions to a vote with majority having the day. Obviously all igbos don't want out of Nigeria; some of them have vested interest in the Nigerian project and may not want to relocate. Simple, put the Biafran ideology to a vote i.e the referendum many pro-Biafrans have been calling for. When you do that, you can now well determine if they want it or not. That appeals to reasoning, it sounds simple; but you guys make it seem it's so much of a big deal. Go on nairaland, scout my history; you'd observe that I've always been anti-Biafra, but people have a right to choose, allow them do so. And you calling for Igbos to relocate, I hope your tribesmen are not in other parts of the world, whether Ghana or Europe? If they are, then the joke is on you. As a group has right to choose their national aspirations and directions, so do individual persons within the group have a right to choose whether to be part of such aspiration or not. |
Fragility6:A group prior to that time called for restructuring. To be candid, I bought into that argument because Nigerians down south, East or West are fine with restructuring; but when the group i.e ACN bloc in APC got the opportunity to, they failed us. It's quite unfortunate. |
Lorayne:1. I never called for a break up. Read my post carefully. 2. If however a group of people choose to pull out, IT IS THEIR CHOICE! For crying out loud, as far as I can remember, choices are inalienable rights of individuals. Freedom to make choices is what distinguishes you from a domestic pet. God/Allah gave man freedom to make choices; good or bad, you live with the consequences of the choices you make. 3. Nigeria staying together with the North monopolizing political offices doesn't make Nigeria any better. It's ridiculous to think that since the creation of the E.F.C.C, only persons from a section of the country has headed the institution. If you don't know, sense of belonging, a sense of the collective ownership of a country births patriotism. If a section feels short-changed, of course you'd hear people calling for a secession. I think I've responded fair enough with great degree of civility. Now I ask you, are you proud of what Nigeria has become? |
Bighead9:Let's for the sake of argument agree I am Igbo, question is what's the problem with you going your way? If Nigeria is a country to be proud of, do you think any group would want to pull out? You know why "Freedom of Association" is embedded in the 1999 Constitution as amended? I'll tell you why, it simply is because it appeals to reasoning that a person or group has a right to choose who or what group to associate with. If the men in uniforms can figure that out, I wonder why democrats can't. |
Why can't we sit down as a country and discuss terms of co-existing; and if any group feels like pulling out, what's the difficulty in allowing them do? Nigeria is becoming more of a night mare in recent years. -Insecurity -Extra-judicial killings by security personnel s -Now the poverty capital of the world. -corruption -unemployment -nepotism -loss of societal values -absence of patriotism FEEL FREE TO ADD YOURS. |
Nigeria must generally review her foreign policy, it's no use making Africa the centre of our foreign policy, when a number of these countries keep disrespecting us. That said, we will never be respected unless we get our acts together. There is no reason why South Africa should be ahead of us in infrastructure, tourism and FDI generally; don't bother raising the excuse of huge population, that in itself should have been longed checked. For me, restoring the glory of Nigeria begins with voting in technocrats as Adesina, Okonjo Iweala, Kingsley Moghalu or Yahaya Bello ( ) at the helm of affairs. Next is like China once did, shut the country from the rest of the world and develop her through human resource development. We must invest more in education, technology. We've talked too much about agriculture, it's no use when you know the youths are not interested. We must develop other areas we enjoy comparative advantage in.I no get wetin I wan tell UK and co. Let's just get our sh.it together. |
tesppidd:That's lame. 1st the DSS is an agency under the F.Gand not an arm of the opposition party, so why doubt his staff. If he doesn't trust their judgement, then no use having them. Also, Buharis track record on appointments reveal that he is not critical on enquiries into the characters he appoints, else he won't be appointing dead persons into positions. Lastly, upon the DSS raising allegations of corruption and considering Buhari's campaign mantra of zero tolerance for corruption, Buhari should have paused Magu's appointment, knowing what appointing a corrupt person into such office might portend for public's perception about his anti-corruption fight. How many evidence Buhari gather before e rush Justice Onnoghen, former CJN to CCT? |
tesppidd:But Saraki refused him based on same DSS report, but Buhari kept him. Question is why was he kept till now? |
[quote author= post=91497379]The Presidency says the ongoing interrogation of the acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, is to clear him of weighty allegations leveled against him. A presidency source, who preferred not to be named, told State House correspondents in Abuja on Tuesday, July 7; that the probe of Magu was an affirmation that nobody under “the present administration is above scrutiny’’. The source, who could neither confirm nor deny the suspension of Magu as reported by traditional and social media outfits; maintained that the investigation of the EFCC boss was to reinforce the Buhari administration’s commitment to transparency and accountability. He affirmed that the holder of an elevated office such as the chairman of the EFCC must be above suspicion. According to the source, the Buhari administration would not prejudge anyone because it can be counted on to uphold justice and fairness. The source said: “The panel investigating allegations against the Acting EFCC Chairman had been sitting for some weeks now. “In consonance with the principle of fairness and justice; it was needful that the Acting Chairman be given the opportunity to respond to the allegations, which are weighty in nature. “Under the Muhammadu Buhari administration, nobody is above scrutiny. The investigation is to reinforce transparency and accountability, rather than to vitiate it. “Accountability for our actions or inactions is an inalienable part of democracy. In such an elevated position as that of EFCC Chairman, the holder of the position must be above suspicion. “There’s no prejudgment — absolutely none. The Buhari administration can be counted on to uphold fairness and justice at all times.” A presidency source had earlier confirmed that Magu was on Tuesday afternoon suspended from office; following the ongoing investigation by the presidential panel, headed by retired Justice Ayo Salami.[/quote]Why was he not scrutinized when Saraki refused him on damning allegations from DSS? Was he above scrutiny then? |
moscow007:Question is, why should we have a selective fight against corruption? Was that what Buhari promised us? We need to stop shifting the goal post. Shalom! |
lightwind:So? Are the members not indigenes of same community? Since when did communities turn tax collectors? When you see a wrong, condemn it. I live in Benin and this same rubbish caused our community good road. Winners on Sapele road was willing to fix our road popularly called Winners Road until community riff-raffs came and started making unreasonable demands. Now na to carry your motor for head if you want pass that road. Thank God for the Oba (Oba gha to pkere), who placed a ban on CDA activities. |
lightwind:So? Are the members not indigenes of same community? Since when did communities turn tax collectors? When you see a wrong, condemn it. I live in Benin and this same rubbish caused our community good road. Winners on Sapele road was willing to fix our road popularly called Winners Road until community riff-raffs came and started making unreasonable demands. Now na to carry your motor for head if you want pass that road. |
nairaman66:Allergic you meant? |
Jesusloveyou:Your work is a little clumsy and full of assertions that you didn't put to strict proof, but I'll manage to respond. 1. Whether one day or 500days after, the point remains that Oshiomhole appealed the decision suspending him as a chairman. If he wasn't interested, he could have allowed it slide. Furthermore, it is not true Oshiomhole appealed 72 days after the ruling of court. Post a link proving that assertion of yours or desist from any further claim. 2. You never did show how Obaseki will lose Edo State abi na all elections APC run dem dey win? You also never did show how Ambode's staying in APC makes him better than Obaseki. If any, it is the other way round, as Obaseki still have a fighting chance to win the State,, he has succeeded in taking out a perceived god-father and has resulted in more persons respecting him; that has not been the case for Ambode who has so much been ridiculed. 3. Wrong. Tinubu and Fashola fell out at a time in Lagos, Tinubu left Fashola alone cause he knew people loved Fashola. Did Fashola end up taking over the structure? Answer this! Kenny Rogers said a good gambler knows when to "fold them, when to walk away and when to run." It's also not true that Oshiomhole prefers his State structure. He cannot prefer State structure to national structure. No one wants to be a local champion. If he likes the State structure so bad,he will want to consolidate that. 5. It's like you are not aware how many L.G Chairmen, Ward Chairmen and House of Assembly members decamped with him. I ask again, why has not the House of Assembly members impeached him, or are they also 5? |
Jesusloveyou:Won't want to go on this merry-go-round with you so I'll stay on two issues just as numbered. 1. If Oshiomhole was satisfied with being sacked as the chairman of the party, Afterall his tenure effluxes before 2023, why did he appeal the decision of the trial court in the first instance? Why en no go house like that afterall en term go expire? 2. You saying Obaseki should have stayed back is laughable. Has Ambode not become a laughing stock? How has he benefited from his staying back? If Obaseki loses out tomorrow, it's with pride cause he did not go down alone but gave Oshiomhole the embarassment of his life. And it isn't even certain that he will lose. This cannot be said of Ambode. If Ambode had fought and brought Tinubu down with him; it would have been a thing of pride. Losing out with his heads high. Let me just quickly address 3, 4, 5. 3. You call Obaseki a liability and political neophyte, but he has just brought down the leader of APC who would have still been there if he had left Obaseki alone. 4. Oshiomhole no longer has a structure else he wouldn't have been suspended by a ward chairman. Look at the House of Assembly of the State, he doesn't even have a say else Obaseki would have been impeached, are you following? If you are in Edo, you'd understand the love Edo indigenes have for Obaseki. Ize Iyamu won the 2016 elections truth be told; no one knew Obaseki then, but today because of Obaseki's giant strides, he's now way popular than Ize Iyamu. If you dey Benin, you go know. I'm here. |
techmo:You must be daft if you keep denying what you earlier said. Simple question, what do you mean by DSS, Police and other outfits "raping" PDP? Answer that question or forever remain shut Mr. daft fellow. I see others have called you out over the same statement and I believe every reasonable be Nigerian irrespective of party affiliation will condemn that. Now take your thuggery back Lagos. |
techmo:You be goat o, na grammar de hungry you speak? I called you out for asking security agencies to be partisan, and you turn around to say I'm scared of my shadow? Whose scared of free and fair elections in Edo now? Bloody hypocrite that once claimed being a progressive. Lubbish! |
techmo:AAC did not come distant third. I hope the day a security thug forces you to vote against your will, you won't complain as you've been going from thread to thread calling on apparatus of State to become partisan. |
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) at the helm of affairs. Next is like China once did, shut the country from the rest of the world and develop her through human resource development. We must invest more in education, technology. We've talked too much about agriculture, it's no use when you know the youths are not interested. We must develop other areas we enjoy comparative advantage in.