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Commonsense99:

Remember to tell them to come and carry their Fulani relatives who are constituting nuisance in Nigeria.

Ah ah na

We need leaders that will put the people first.

We need institutions that are strong in Nigeria

plaindealer:
Implied insult was you questioning me and still saying that I got your question wrong even after answering your question with facts and a valid news article.

Again, regardless of your experience and negative sentiments about the Nigeria, you can not be like them, you can not support and defend lawless and anti social behavior, doing so means you are one of them and you have zero moral authority to say anything bad about them and Nigerian in general.

Where is the moral sense in saying it's ok to steal because other people are stealing?

You are right. I have tried for you

I see. You are right

Okay sir

Good morning

We need strong institutions

We need to do better as a Nation

Keep representing

God bless Nigeria

I remember standing for a standing policeman to sit in a BRT. I have immense respect for those guys because they are working in terrible conditions but they themselves know that they are not there yet.

mumumugu:
African leaders appreciate our rejected stone

Lol

plaindealer:
You concluded that that I got your question wrong even after showing your facts that they were on lawful duty as law enforcement?

What's the problem? You can not read or just didn't bother to read the news article I posted?

No need for implied insults but take this ehn, in Nigeria nothing seem as is. It takes some experience and spending sometime with an average politician. What is happening is clear. We have seen this movie before.

Most institutions in Nigeria are very week. They can hardly stand against the wishes of politician. If Nigeria must progress we must ensure they do what is right and not just give them liberty when an action is clearly wrong.

I hope you get it done sir

African leaders have to sit up

Let there be peace

plaindealer:
You sentiments about the Nigerian law enforcement doesn't mean you have to engage in lawlessness, obstruction of justice and the law enforcement.

You want things to get better, but you keep supporting and defending illegalities, you can not have it both ways, be part of the solution and not part of the problem.

I love your tone and l see hope in it. It sound like the beginning of something good. My dear, one of the major problem of Nigeria is that ruling class takes us for fool. If what happened was a Jamb question and you were asked whether it was reasonable to leave the Minister and go and arrest a woman who is spilling beans. What will your answer be.

plaindealer:
What is law enforcement if the Nigerian police on official duties are not law enforcement.

If you Nigerian youths truly desire a good, sane and lawful country, you need to stop defending an supporting lawlessness, thuggish, ignorant, irresponsible and reckless people like Wike.

Sorry dear, you got the question wrong. I meant were they enforcing the law?

At the end of the day. It is innocent children, poor masses are the ones this riots will take away

plaindealer:
What is law enforcement if the Nigerian police on official duties are not law enforcement.

If you Nigerian youths truly desire a good, sane and lawful country, you need to stop defending an supporting lawlessness, thuggish, ignorant, irresponsible and reckless people like Wike.

I appreciate your response but it sound like you live outside Nigeria. Have you ever stayed with a Nigerian politician before

Meanwhile we must give kudos to men who are able to stand for their own even against Federal might

yinkus6750:
No big deal.
Na them them

I wish I can disagree

I just hope that the issue in Mali is resolved

Very happy president Buhari gave his support

plaindealer:
All because of tampering and obstructing of law enforcement.

Crazy how lawless mentality Nigerian youths are celebrating a lawless and thoughtless governor.

Very sad.

Are you sure it is law enforcement

The opposition are not smiling at all

Dr Jonathan is trying to bring them back to the negotiating table

The opposition is saying that the president must leave

The battle is not easy