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happy and proud to have one of the best mothers in the world.

team best mothers in the world show your love for the best mothers in the world.

this right up is written by his supporters, when you see the one written by opposition you will know wats up.

must of those who died since PMB became President are mostly his followers who voted for him. but he is disappointing them.

madam parrot come and answer cos you must finish what you have started.

if all African President are like Mugabe, white men would have lent their lessons since 1776BC

thus a sine of failure from Mr President Prof confusion.

amanze15:
looooool dont let hate cloud your mind, buhari could frustrate his business just by filling a form, never underestimate the power of a president never!!!!...

where were you when tinubu and ameachi are giving GEJ tough time, don't GEJ enjoy the power of President or PMB power of President is different from GEJ.

PassingShot:
This is one of the reasons I say we are doomed especially going by what we read on forums like NL where people defend corrupt officials.

Nigerians are the most backward set of people in the world. In a sane society, pauperized citizens, irrespective of their nationalities, will stage protests to support accelerated probe of the most corrupt administration in the history of the nation.

I ask TANoids and their fellow wailers again, did Jonathan's and his ministers' loots benefit you in one way or the other?

In what way will you benefit from their stolen wealth other than for PMB to try recover some of them and use same for further development of Nigeria?

Or would you prefer PMB to look away, steal as much as he can too and allow incoming ministers loot as they wish; then leave the stage worse off than he met it and we continue the cycle till we become a failed state completely?

I wonder how we got ourselves in this type of psyche that supports and defends corruption!

my brother we are against shouting and name calling by APC and OSHOMOLE, if the Nigeria government think GEJ and his ministers stole money then prosecute them and not blaming and complaining.

her money, her husband money, her life.

we the Nigerian masses are to be blame.

it shows that elumelu is more important and influential than buhari because he meet Obama virtually all the time unlike baba go slow who things he is every thing.

DahtzFestjayz:
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space bookers association.

peace is what we need in Nigeria.

baba will change baba will change, baba disgracing us since memorial

it is also her Democratic right if to tweet rubbish or not.

GEJ followers doing Nigeria proud since 1776BC

APC change........ APC change........

Iamsynord:
Are you through sir ??

through

Iamsynord:
Are you through sir ??

true.

Iamsynord:
Are you through sir ??

yes

PROF OSIBANDE

what do you expect when a baba go slow is the President of Nigeria.

[quote author=multikolour post=36085168]Unfortunately, Nigeria’s last two presidents — Mr. Yar’Adua and Mr. Jonathan — were guilty in that regard, turning out to be leaders for whom the
international community had little regard. When Mr. Yar’Adua visited in 2007, he told Mr. Bush — to the
embarrassment of many Nigerians —
that he felt “highly honored and privileged to be here and have the opportunity to share these few moments with you.”

we are back on top, we can now say we are the giant of Africa.

that' is the president of Africa and Nigeria, I respect you sir.

Nigeria president are always suffering from inferiority, allowing white to treat us like piece of thrash.

I believe buhari can bring back our lost glory.
team buhari.

It is now up to Mr. Buhari to rebuild the relationship.
When he was the military head of state in the 1980s, Nigerian-American relations were at a nadir, largely
because of Nigeria’s disgust at Mr. Reagan’s “constructive engagement” with apartheid South Africa — and his lack of engagement with most of the rest of the continent. In the discussions this week, Mr. Buhari and his team must project a confident stance, one that does not reinforce the donor-beggar default for relations between the United States and many African countries. Nigeria is too important a country to cast itself in that demeaning mold. Unfortunately, Nigeria’s last two presidents — Mr. Yar’Adua and Mr. Jonathan — were guilty in that regard, turning out to be leaders for whom the international community had little regard. When Mr. Yar’Adua visited in 2007, he told Mr. Bush — to the embarrassment of many Nigerians —
that he felt “highly honored and privileged to be here and have the opportunity to share these few moments with you.” Mr. Jonathan’s failing went beyond a lack of charisma; there was an intellectual incuriosity that belied his possession of a Ph.D. and manifested
in cringe-inducing performances in interviews and diplomatic engagements. At home, the press tagged him “clueless.” Those sentiments filtered abroad speedily. In 2012,
The Financial Times likened him to Chauncey Gardiner, the misheard name of a buffoonish character in the 1979 film “Being There”; earlier this
year, The Economist summed him up
as “an utter failure.”

Source:- http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/07/20/opinion/reset-for-nigerian-american-relations.html?_r=0&referrer=
Cc. Lalasticlala
cc ishilove

baba trouble.

NAIJA for you.

is like OP failed summary in English (waec)

believe sahara reporters at your own peril.

imaging the difference.