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Big blow to the Atikulators, one more nail to the coffin of their elusive dream of the presidency, seems like somebody sold Atiku an expensive dummy and he bought it |
DarkJeddi:Were you referring to your portrait here?
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Men out number women? This one na lie; there are more female births against more male deaths, all the time; their estimate cannot be accurate - its just not possible. |
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The ranting machine should shut up and note that: Buhari did claim that Boko Haram were his siblings or family, that was why he (GEJ) was therefore soft on them; neither did Buhari diverted the funds meant to fight Boko Haram towards his own re-election but was instead seen as a threat to them, that was why they attempted to assassinate him by bombing his car.
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naijaobi:Sorry, no insult intended; however, you too have a nice day. |
voiceofthetruth:So forming a party and the party subsequently choosing and supporting its own candidates in an election is not democracy - did APC held a gun against every member's head and demanded he/she must vote for its candidate; including PDP members would voted across party lines for the said APC candidates? |
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lomprico:And in your shallow mind such Igbo member of the APC must be elected by force simply because he or she is Igbo - ppl should not have a choice when it comes to Igbos? |
naijaobi:You speak of democracy; yet you are clearly not ready to accept the outcome of a democratic process - how ironical! The leadership positions of the National assembly were the product of internal elections of the legislative institutions elected by its own members, where party influence and individual choices were all at play. The SE did not vote for the winning party and therefore did not produce enough candidates (reps and senators) to compete for or even influence the outcome of the elections; yet many of you are still out there foolishly expecting for your scanty few members to win seats in such an election - as if it is a must to vote Igbo; haba, what planet do you guys come from with such obtuse reasoning? This is similar to the silly notion of Igbo president: how would anyone expect to force Nigerians to vote for an Igbo candidate in a democracy where everyone has freedom of choice; without such Igbo candidate working towards selling him/herself and winning over hearts and minds to earn such votes - why should Igbos therefore expect Nigerians to vote for them simply because they feel entitled to it; are we living in a democracy or dictatorship? Pls do not confuse the civic responsibility of government to adequately provide the the ppl and SE region all that is due to them in terms of ministerial appointments, infrastructural development, security etc as provided by the constitution. Note, we are talking about the election of the National Assembly for leadership positions within it, as carried out by its members. |
lomprico:Do not derail the the argument, stick to the issue at hand. BTW, in many parts of the world there are also independent candidates - just so that you know. |
DarkJeddi:Abeg use the small sense wey God give you and no drag this matter further. |
naijaobi:Very funny indeed; so in life ppl should not expect to take responsibility for their actions abi? - who told you told that politics is not about winners and losers and sharing the bounties of victory? |
lomprico:I guess in your shallow mind the parties must have voted for themselves at the exclusion of the people who consciously and actively voted for the winning or losing candidate - just see the way you ppl reason. |
They will perform rituals to appease the gods; yet in the same breath will claim to be Catholic Christians - see hypocrisy. |
naijaobi:Even after agreeing that it is a game of winning or losing; you still expected the losers to be rewarded for losing (simply because the are Igbos abi?) - how hypocritical and selfish. |
See them being chased out like rats - what a disgrace. |
Destiny34:Very stupid comment; I bet you didn't even bother to read the article but relied on the OP's misleading headline before rushing to insult Islam. The OP is obviously a bigot. |
Her Blodas who specialise in selling Fake drugs and other products to blame. |
From their heads you know them. |
Why do Nigerian Christians seem to embrace intolerance and religious bigotry at the slightest opportunity? This allegation clearly defies logic and anyone with common sense should be able to see that as it is. If the former CJN was a Christian and it didn't count against his appointment then why would her religion matter now? Accordingly, her nomination was repeatedly rejected between 2018 - 2019 on grounds of age falsification and other inconsistencies pertaining to her qualification; then why didn't she do something (for over one year) to clarify the allegations against her? If the Governor had anything against her religion then why would he have nominated her in the first place and repeatedly do same THREE TIMES from June 2018 - March 2019 - does she want us to believe that he didn't know she was Christian, all along, until suddenly now? NOTE: The Speaker of the state House of Assembly has publicly denied that the house ever confirmed her and communicated same to the governor - so how could she claim discrimination? https://www.thecable.ng/kebbi-speaker-no-discrimination-against-acting-chief-judge-we-rejected-her-because-of-forgery |
Shut up: Moghalu and Ezekwesili, your son and daughter, stood for election but most of you rejected them and instead still backed another northerner - who is fooling who. No amount of wailing and blackmail will work this time - you cannot continue to blame others for your own mistakes. |
Dino the rouge senator; the pot calling the kettle black; upon all his embarrassing antics!
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valentineuwakwe:Pls switch on your brain: do you seriously think that the north doesn't have Christians; either indigenous or migrants, like many of your blodas and sisters who have gravitated there to better themselves? Why then should such states not collect a share from the revenue; if they are expected to equally cater for their non-Muslim populations or do you think that non-Muslims in those states do not also benefit from roads, schools, markets, hospitals etc. built and maintained by states' funds? Pls do not allow hatred and bigotry cloud your capacity for logical reasoning. |
Clean up your act and they would treat you with dignity like humans. |
My body just weak me after some surprising names in the list of this exposure - chai, fear man! |
Every man has his dark side and apparently so did Abiola; a serial coup sponsor who unknowingly also sponsored a coup against himself. |
The real Zoo dwellers are the ones behaving like animals. |
dipopooo:Lol, its like some done dey press their mumu button when it comes to politics - na so so F9 dem dey get! ![]() |
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