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senatordave1:Atleast Afenifere and never supported Jonathan in 2015, invariably they supported Buhari. Arewa supported Buhari. I also supported Buhari (my history on this forum can attest to that). In all honesty, has Buhari not disappointed many? Has he not lost followers even on this forum? Be honest to yourself. |
High time. If Buhari is as patriotic as he claim, why can't he support a vibrant young man like former Deputy Governor of Central Bank- Moghalu or support his Vice-president Prof. Osibanjo who has shown unrivalled loyalty? Na only en love Nigeria enough to improve it? |
Beauty in the pics. I love my country. |
Sad truth. They came for him. I only pray he sees the truth- the man in the mirror contributes to Nigeria's flaws. Buhari weak me Sha. How much good news it'll be if he resigns and supports Moghalu? or Durotoye. |
edupedia:Look how you muddled things up. I quoted you based on your theory that Buhari is doing something right, hence the elite class decamping; you fail to recall that same elite class once dumped Jonathan. Was Jonathan doing something right? Let's eat out humble pie. I on this platform vehemently opposed Jonathan and campaigned for the "corruptless Buhari" once, my history on this forum is open if you wish to dig. On Buhari's voting base being 5times bigger, you may want to tell those in Benue, Taraba, Jos and even Lagos that once voted overwhelmingly for Buhari that. I bet you Lagos may return APC in the State and still kick out Buhari, save and except Federal might sees him through. |
Frankyboy1:Using your logic, Jonathan was doing something right too when Saraki led other governors to decamp to APC before the 2015 elections. |
Lagos ofcourse got class. It's the ideal Nigeria, what Nigeria ought to look like. Unfortunately most other state governments are inhumane, andthecitizens in most of these states are too uneducated to engage government meaningfully. |
koboko69:How come they are going to lose states? You've inadvertently admitted the government has lost popularity greatly, a departure from 2015. Only rigging will keep Buhari there. And yes I support the Bihari's June 12 decision and I was a Buhari 2015 campaigner. |
Obaseki is easily amongst the top 5 governors in Nigeria today. I say so with no apology. He is a testament to the fact that non-career politicians is the way forward for Nigeria now. I reside in Benin and can't tell all Obaseki's administration has done in one sitting, from road infrastructure, to traffic development, to wealth creation and employment, power infrastructure( even though BEDC dey mess up)etc. Prior to his election, I never believed in him and I still think Ize-Iyamu won that election as he was more popular than Obaseki, but today the narrative is different, one can't put Ize-Iyamu and "the wake and see governor Obaseki" in same sentence. I used to think also that Oshiomole is Edo's best till I experienced Obaseki. |
progress69:What structural advantage? Advantage of appointing the electoral umpire who is supposed to be unbiased? Advantage of keeping hands into the Treasury and spending far above the amount allowed by our electoral laws, advantage of fighting against electoral reordering as proposed by the law-makers? What advantage are you talking about and where in the world do you see these play out. Mr. Intellectual giant, in an ideal democracy as America, your policies, ideologies and achievement is bench-mark for returning you and not incumbency, else Trump never stood a chance. |
tesppidd:Tell that to the repentant democrat you sold us, and your children who believex in you to hand down to them s better process than you met it. |
progress69:What exactly do you mean by "power of incumbency?" Spell in clear terms.."rigging you meant?" Then he has lost popularity and fallen out of favour with the masses that voted him with their soul in 2015. You just indicted Buhari. Indeed rigging is now his last resort. |
Jones4190:By now you should know education enhances your diplomacy. This invariably means our president is deficient in this regard. Even the best of his supporters can't help him out here. Femi Adesina at best has said the President is being misrepresented by mischief makers. Point I'm making is, no matter the truth,byou must learn to be couth and diplomatic when representing your country before nations. Learn from Emmanuel Macron and other world leaders. Even Trump can't call Americans drug addicts even when a good number of her youths are into drugs. What is wrong is wrong. |
dearpreye:But with respect sir I never mentioned you when I made my comment. You as well could have scrolled past and quote someone you in consensus ad idem with. Thank you. |
Buhari has lost "a lot" of supporters already. For those that keep saying critics of Buhari never supported him from the start, please don't be too "lazy" to read my Nairaland history. I was a die-hard supporter even after 2015 till fulani-herdsmen crisis reset my brain. But I still hate PDP. They brought us here and left Buhari as our choice (abeg Jonathan was not an option. Too many flaws in his government. Remember?) |
Daewang:Your opinion is respected. It's yours. My rationality however shouldn't also be questioned, it's mine. I maintain the issue of both sides coming here to throw insults around without conceding or admitting short-comings, is one of boastful pride(chosen carefully, as you hate the word "ego" ) and not and self-preservation rhetoric. |
Daewang:More like protecting an overbloated ego than self-preservation. And from the post you quoted you'd observe I cautioned both sides and expressed my disappointment. The thread in itself shows dispassionately an unbiased fellow. Both sides are enjoined to work together as the rest of the South look to them. |
Daewang:You are funny. How does supporting Buhari mean one hates Igbos? Don't Buhari have supporters in Igbo land? And why should I hate Igbos, do my life revolve around them? I go about my daily life dealing with various pet without asking who is Igbo or not. My nephew and nieces are Igbo. What really us your point? You may disagree with someone in politics, but it's no license to sound less a human being. Disappointed in both you and the Yorubas extremist like you in this forum. You lots are different faces of same coin. Don't lose your humanity mate. Thank you. |
okerekeikpo:But your brothers on other threads have been taunting that they want him back, so he can destroy Naija. How do you reconcile that? Lmao. Igbos Sha. |
Daewang:Read those words you wrote while looking in the mirror. How can a sane person who probably will be in church on Sunday write that. What have you all turned into? Men it's disgusting. Argue that with your Chi. |
I apologise for thinking a Region as tribalistic and divided as the South can see beyond its nose. Well as it always ends- insult and more hate. Apologies to the Yorubas who think I gave the impression of Yorubas being cowards; I actually pointed out I'm Efik from the start and the thread is my own opinion on the Nigerian question. I also apologise to the Igbos on the platform for asking them to sheath their sword. I understand better now that we prefer the fights. Let's all vote Buhari again since we hate one another. |
QuotaSystem:Nobody asked for a gang-up. I just wanted love to lead. The Nigerian media is now too saturated with hate. We forget we lived peaceably one with another 10-15 years ago. Well I've learnt my lessons. They all can tear one-another to pieces. |
Both the Igbos and Yorubas on the forum has resorted to throwing insults at me for calling for peace. It's alright I give up. |
nkwuocha:My brother, these are the issues we should be talking about. Nigeria is evolving and we should be at the point of downplaying tribal politics. |
nkwuocha:Good you agree not everyone that voted against Jonathan is Yoruba as there are Efik too, and if you want to test my identity, you are welcome. Go to Calabar Municipality L.G.A and find out Macqueen Ansa from Ikot-Ansa, my place of origin identification certificate will be given you. That said Tinapa failed because of bad leadership. Liyel Iboje refused to see it true. Put an Ambode there, or Duke again and Tinapa would have survived. Leadership crisis is a Nigerian problem, politics aside. |
Deprofessional:Then why did the SE look forward to working with the SE for 2015 elections, because since that election, they taunted the SW as being betrayers. |
nkwuocha:Everyone will rather vote Duke. If Buhari had performed, you won't be here talking about supporting Jonathan. Competence is better than mediocrity and tribalism. |
nkwuocha:Nothing is wrong with that, hence this post. Observe I called for Emefiele, Duke, Fashola or Adesina for President. I need competent hands and not just because one is my brother. But if the South is divided, how do you want an Efik minority to be president. Duke can only be president if SW and SE work together. |
nkwuocha:Not many of us are concerned with where a person is from as much as concerned about the overall development of Nigeria. It is just unfortunate Buhari failed. Duke never came out to contest in 15, else I'd have voted him. |
EternalTruths:Both never really performed. Jonathan's was ridden with corruption. But who really is the traitor, cause Buhari got voted from all tribes. Ngige is Igbo and working with Buhari. I for one, I am Efik. Everything shouldn't be Igbo-Yoruba fight. |
EternalTruths:Well I leave you with choosing to fight a foe turned friend. Remember however that same people worked for Jonathan's emergence after Ya'Adua's death. |
Why taunt a person or people that choose to take responsibility for a wrong done? Nigerians are just funny. Do you rather we keep on fighting back and forth? |
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