thesicilian:
I don't see anything hypocritical in any of the statements he made. At least he acknowledged that both cases were to be taken seriously.

Bros which tweet did you read? Obviously not the ones posted above.
Let me break it down for you, in 2015 he was urging women to be angry and to vote out Jonathan’s govt, why is he not urging the same thing now?

All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.

As they say the Internet never forgets. In 2015 Keyamo was urging women to show anger at the kidnap of Chibok girls by not voting for Jonathan.

Today Keyamo is now urging people to unite and bear with the government. See earlier news here: https://www.nairaland.com/4368672/festus-keyamo-tweets-dapchi-girls#65380262
Segun Awosanya @segalink busted him by him

Check the two tweets below :
Pic 1. Tweeted in 2015
Pic 2. Tweeted today
https://twitter.com/segalink/status/968124326309453824

usba:
Only dirty brainless pigs and idiots will have qualms with the statement. They lack a functioning brain like Cownu their deranged leader.

This Hausa man is calling somebody pig, if I tell you what we call Awusa I will be banned.

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KahlDrogo:
I want to ask a question : do pigs now agree that people were abducted?

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Am not sure anyone would answer your question, try a psychiatric dept, you might get your answer there.

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IkpuNnu:
He spoke Nothing But the Truth.... I can only see the PIGS of Biafra attacking him as usual...

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NgeneUkwenu why the change of name? New username but same dull mentality.

More

Suddenly Festus Keyamo wants us to unite and help to bring the girls home.

"The Dapchi incident is a national calamity that should unite us all in d quest for a solution. But some pple treat it as a political point gained in d struggle for power. The same pple who doubted d Chibok incident, now scream more about d Dapchi incident all because of politics"

https://twitter.com/fkeyamo/status/968014083428704257

useless girl forming slay queen

So any ediot can just conduct a poll and it is front page, there should be yardstick.

I should do same thing to all fine girls in my church abi?

Am tired of supporting Arsenal.

Is it true that once you become the arrowhead of opposition to Buhari, there's 99% chance you'd be facing persecution?

1.Metuh
2.FFK
3.Fayose
4.Ben Bruce
5.Ebun Olu Adegboruwa
6.Who's next?

I vote

MissGdope

cc: NLjega

Pandorabox:
You never can tell.

dats why I said everything about her is fake. Even when she was caught red handed with N10mil watch her assistants went to journalist to say the watch was a replica.

Pandorabox:
Are you sure its not the work of an imposter?

everything about Aisha is now fake, even the woman self is fake.

This woman is becoming an embarrassment to her husband. She has however deleted the tweet now but @BlessinAbundant already saved it.

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theV0ice:


Frustrated and unthinking hater

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i have no time for you, better face front ediot.

Darkness Minister

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SLIDEwaxie:
so, when u renew ur passport, which Nigeria has happened to do for almost three times in the last five yrs, u will change ur name?

Is it not only sensible to knw that if a passport wld be published today, it wld be the recently issued and not the old one?

I fear ur reasoning capacity as a wailer o

theV0ice:


You must be right jare

My name had to change when i renewed my passport

DaBullIT:
lol keep em coming

cOPY AND PASTE won't do you any good, read the article that was written in 2007, suspect was reported to have said she's Buhari's daughter

At least wail with some dignity

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paid supporters

Who una wan foool?
check this:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/3871643_aishabuhari2222_jpeg0ee61aa3e5d3080366862cdeb1c474a4

New York article was published in 2007, by 2012 a new fake Aisha was resurrected, who una wan fool?

These are 7 things to note from his interview.





1. Buhari may mean well but he has failed Nigerians

“It is the responsibility of government everywhere in the world to provide the enabling environment for the citizens to eke a living.”

“In the case of my country Nigeria, it appears the reverse is the case. The poor masses are left to roam about without proper guidance; and so majority continue to wallop in penury in the midst of plenty. So much have been said and written about the 16 years misrule of the People’s Democratic Party.”

“Many more policy analysts will readily tell you that the problem with Nigeria originated right from independence in 1960. Be that as it may, the swearing-in of President Muhammadu Buhari last year was perceived as a milestone in the people’s quest for positive change and improvement in their quality of life. But a year later, the people are still grumbling. Indeed, the hardship has doubled. Thousands of workers are being laid off every day; the value of the naira is falling while states are owing workers months of unpaid salaries.”

“Buhari may mean well for the country, but so far, his actions and utterances have failed to help put food on the table of the average Nigerian. So, my advice to Mr. President and his associates is this: do not take the goodwill that you enjoy from Nigerians for granted. Do all that is necessary to revamp the economy before things get out of hand.”



2. Use of force against Niger Delta Avengers is not the best solution

“For the years that the late Musa Yar’Adua and his successor, Goodluck Jonathan, held sway, we saw drastic reduction in the activities of militants in the Niger Delta. Unfortunately, the militants are now back to the trenches under different pseudonyms. Their recent attacks on oil facilities in the region are daily crippling the country’s capacity to produce oil. The oil and gas pipelines bombed in Warri West Local Government Area have also worsened electricity generation plan of government. How long would this continue?”

“One thing is certain. Ours is a mono-economy that relies solely on oil for our foreign exchange earnings. With the sorry state of our economy, we cannot at this crucial time afford the stalling of oil production in the Niger Delta. That would further put the country’s finances in a precarious situation. I am aware that the Niger Delta Avengers have reeled out a number of conditions to be met before they can agree on a ceasefire. I am equally aware that President Buhari has vowed to deal decisively with the militants.

“Only few days ago, the dailies reported that the military invaded Gbaramatu Kingdom believed to be the hometown of a wanted ex-militant, Tompolo. While condemning the disruption of our oil facilities under any guise, I equally want to stress that the use of military force is not the best solution.”

“It would only aggravate the situation. I therefore want to plead with President Buhari to consider dialogue as a major option to end the crisis. Considering the high casualty rate and huge losses so far expended in our on-going fight against Boko Haram, it would not be out of place to settle the Niger-Delta issue without wasting human lives. Equally, I want to plead with the aggrieved militants to please sheathe their swords and allow for mediation.”



3. Designating grazing areas in the North is a good solution to the herdsmen menace

“I am glad at the outcome of the recent courtesy visit of the Catholic Bishops to the President during which he gave an express order to the law enforcement agents to fish out the perpetrators of the dastardly acts and bring them to book. Such a move, if well executed, will go a long way to restore the people’s confidence in government.”

“Meanwhile, a lasting solution must be found to placate the herdsmen and restrain them from invading farmlands. I gathered that the National Assembly is seriously considering creating designated areas for them in the North for grazing purposes. This, I believe, is a right step in the right direction.”



4. Buhari should release Nnamdi Kanu

“Many of us who witnessed the pogrom that is the Nigerian civil war between 1967 and 1970 are yet to come to terms with the devastating effect that war could have in a society like ours. That is why it is imperative that we do not have a repeat of a civil war. God forbid. Mr President should therefore do the needful by releasing Mr. Nnamdi Kanu as a sign that he is ready to dialogue with his pro-Biafra group.”

“He must remember that it is the right of any group to peacefully seek for secession if they feel marginalized in their present abode. The use of force is never the right approach to quell such agitation. As the father of all, let him do the needful by addressing the issues that led to the agitation in the first place.”

“He also said he has no problem with Catholic priests joining the agitation for a Republic of Biafra.”

“Why should I not be happy? They are free. The problem with our government is that they fear unnecessarily. What has that boy (Kanu) done? Why can’t they sit back and think of how they can resolve the issue amicably and without involving soldiers here and there. Government should live up to their responsibilities to the masses. This present administration should revisit their inaugural speech and start afresh because they have not done anything at all.”



5. If Father Mbaka is scared of death then his priesthood is in question

“As a priest I was shocked when I heard that from his mouth. Nobody will take your life if God did not sanction it. That he was wanted dead, who told him that? Were assassins sent after him or he was only imagining it or he saw it in a vision as he always says he always sees visions?”

“These are highly contestable and as a priest what will he say about death? Why must he fear about death? And that he was not happy about the transfer, why is he a priest? A priest should be ready to go anywhere. I was in the war front two years after my ordination as a priest. If he was not happy about his transfer, then there is something wrong about his priesthood. His priesthood should come to question.”



6. Buhari is failing because his ministers are not qualified

“As I said earlier, the real problem with the Buhari administration is that this one will bring his candidate notwithstanding if such person can perform or not, and another will bring his. He should change three quarters of the ministers. They did not know where they are going, that is the problem.”

“Lai Muhammed challenged me on a write up that I wrote tagged ‘Enough is enough’. He came to my house one Sunday night with Chief Jim Nwobodo and said I should have asked for audience with the Head of State and he would have granted me such instead of writing such article.”

“I asked him to tell me what was wrong with the article that I wrote and that if not for Alhaji Bola Tinubu, he will not be where he is now. He replied that he has been together with Tinubu right from his youthful days.”



7. I told Tinubu that Buhari would fail

“I know how Buhari came in. I warned Tinubu seriously when they were debating about Muslim, Muslim ticket. I told him, ‘Bola, I do not care if you produce two devils or Muslims provided the two Muslims are patriotic and fear God’.”

“He said his main concern which was giving him sleepless night was to drive the PDP away and that he had got the solution. Tinubu asked me if I knew Buhari and I replied that was he not that man that did examination three times and failed? I said ‘Bola, he will fail again’ but he replied that he will not fail because he had gone round and that politics is a game of numbers.”

“He said if Buhari was dying tomorrow and he went to the North to present him as candidate, he was sure to get over two million votes. He was even boasting that Buhari had changed or that they will change him.”
http://ynaija.com/cardinal-okogie-tinubu-buhari/

From one bad news to another but no rebuttals from the usual suspects. While most Southerners have hidden their heads in shame, there's been an upsurge with new registrations amongs Hausa Nairalanders. Since Buhari came to power the number of Hausas on Nairaland has increased tenfold.
Even Miss Ngene have not been seen for days now.

Here's a partial list of Hausas who follow Buhari, some are using Yoruba and Igbo names so are harder to trace.
AbuMaryam1
fiizznation
fulaman
caseless
mynd1
Beeman
Gayigaskia
hassan85
EazyMoh





APC how market, better come and join us to occupy Nigeria with NANS next week.

This news is straight from Bourdillon road

Nigeria expired in 2014.

PDP all the way

omenka:
Brother!!! I for marry you just for this comment if say you be woman!

You sabi say homo na 15yrs jail in naija, anyway dress him up with women clothes and lets see.

Not surprised they used Buhari's name, he remains the biggest 419 in Nigeria.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2094108_buhari3b_jpeg20b822104361952deccadf1cdd7da66a