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This same Reno Omokri who opened his foul mouth to insult and ridicule a personality like Madam Oby Ezekwesili for advocating for Chibok girls; Reno verbally attacked the woman while she protested under GEJ and also mocked her while she protested under PMB. Fastforward and we get the same person carrying the advocacy of Leah Sharibu on his head. The man thinks Nigerians are all fools like the people hailing him on his twitter page? No doubt, Nigerians are not worth fighting for because those you fight for will be the ones to even crucify you; anyone in doubt should go ask people like Sowore. But Reno should just shut his hypocritical traps, quit insulting our sensibilities and retire to his oblivion in peace. |
Not a fan of Bello one bit but this story sounds incredible. If it happened before or during election, fine. But after election results have already been announced? Naaaa! Celebrating supporters killing opponents as part of their victory celebration? This sounds like a shit load of propaganda. |
No matter how sincere and upright a person is, the subject of having unprotected sex, pregnancy and abortion is a very delicate one. For the lady to actually have the courage and honesty to disclose this to you even before marriage, heck! She's one of the top 0.001% of honest women I ever heard of and I wonder how much more sincerity you want. 99.99% of ladies would NEVER disclose that except you catch them pants down. This is the problem with the truth, people always want to know the truth but can you handle it? I would never have the courage to ask my woman how many guys she's been with cos I doubt I would be able to stomach some kind of information. |
shugaboy6102:I guess PDP turned Nigeria to paradise in 16 years, no wonder Nigeria was a first world developed country prior to 2015... Bayelsa state with its microscopic population, limited land and massive oil income, yet the state has remained a pitiful poto-poto swamp where teachers are owed salaries, thanks to PDP's 16 years of 'excellent' leadership. Yet you think the people of the state do not reserve the right to chart a different course for once? The contestants in the Bayelsan elections are all Bayelsans, and the people of the state are smart enough to know that PDP and APC are different sides of the same coin. They simply voted the more charismatic individual who they believed would probably be a better leader for their state; they aren't blinded by the inconsequentiality of party titles. |
mrvitalis:Amazing how some Nigerians choose to ridicule themselves with selective amnesia. There's nothing happening in the elections these days which didnt happen under OBJ and Jonathan. |
Hmmm.. Looks like a case of "bushmeat catching the hunter?" |
I.T gbuo gi there! ![]() |
DontBeStupid:Oh, so this is even a comment from one of the Nairaland tribal clowns?.... Okay sorry bro!... Yes Osunbade is a powerless audio VP and he's suffering and he and his tribesmen are being taught a sweet lesson. Yaaay!! |
DontBeStupid:Oga keep your advice to yourself; Yemi doesnt need it. You desperately want to see him fight his boss, so you can roll out your drums and dance in jubilation over his downfall when shit hit the fan, you simply want to see his downfall, the downfall of 'your enemy'. But he's smarter than that, YES he's smarter than you and will not do anything stupid which you want him to. Meanwhile he has achieved far more than you can ever achieve in your life no matter how hard you try to belittle him. Every discerning adult knows that the powers of VPs are very very limited, not just in Nigeria, but also in places like the US where we copied our presidential system of government. Everybody knows VPs are more like ceremonial appendages of the presidency whose authority is purely dependent on whatever the president chooses to assign to him. Yet you want him to challenge the president and to what purpose? Yes he's a weak man, he's a mere commissioner, he's a sissy boy, call him whatever you like. That notwithstanding, Yemi remains one of the most active VPs Nigeria has ever produced; that explains why he's always on the news and why his name is always on the lips of his pained God forsaken haters. If you doubt it, honestly tell me whether you ever heard the name of GEJ or Sambo when they were VPs.... And by the way, true Christians still have regard for him and pray for him daily; it's only jealous demonic bile filled haters who hated and never supported him from day 1 that still dont regard him till date (no need to act like the disregard started today; that faćade is too clear). If it pains anyone so bad that Yemi wouldn't yield to your evil plans to go fight his boss (of which your true aim is to see his downfall), biko go hug a transformer. I wish I could like this comment below more than once. festacman: |
CanadaOrBust:Muhammadu Buhari is the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, not Osinbajo. It is the president's prerogative to decide if he wants to sign a document himself, or if he wants his deputy to sign it for him; it is also his prerogative to choose if he wants to sign it in his office, or in a hotel or in Abuja or Sokoto or London; enough of this noise making over nothingness. By signing a sheet of paper whilst in Nigeria House London, as opposed to Abuja, the president has broken no existing Nigerian laws (True or False). The 21 days Law was instituted to forestall a nasty situation like the Yaradua saga where there was a vacuum in leadership. If Buhari is sound enough to sign a document even on camera, how is that a vacuum of leadership? Under our presidential system of government (even under the American system which we claim to copy), VPs have very limited powers; they are more like mere ceremonial assistants to the president. The VP Osinbajo is a seasoned lawyer who knows his job and who knows the limits of his powers and authority; so he's not complaining. Quit drinking panadol for him! The VP is also an extremely calm and collected man of wisdom who can read from several miles, the evil manipulations of his detractors (claiming to be friends) who are hell bent on forcing him to pick a fight with his boss. Whether you like it or not, Osinbajo still takes the honour as one of the most influential VPs Nigeria has ever produced despite the typical lack of authority of VPs. That partly explains why his name is always on the news and on the lips of his haters and 'bad-wishers'). When GEJ or Sambo were VPs, did you ever hear of their names or even know of their existence? |
omenka:Apparently they want him to resign because of some flimsy tussle with the cabal so they can unleash their drums and dance to the downfall of one of their sworn enemies. But then again, after the dust settles and the cabal picks say El Rufai as new VP, they will widen their mouths in resumption of the wailing carnival; gnashing their teeth that PMB dropped a Pastor and picked an Imam. These fellows are irredeemably lost. |
hisexcellency34:You want him to resign because some people in the presidency are trying to sideline him?... And then what next? You and several detractors lurking around would rejoice and rejoice at the supposed 'downfall' of one of your supposed enemies? And probably again, after he resigns and the cabal appoints say, Elrufai as VP, you and your ilk again would increase the volume of the wailing festival saying PMB dropped a Pastor and picked an Imam as deputy? Very funny set of humans. |
sassysure:Did the VP ever complain to you or abybody, or did he tell you he needed anybody's pity? What exactly is there to be regretted? Did Atiku or GEJ or Sambo regret being Nigerian VP? So why should Osinbajo regret being VP? Who in Nigeria doesnt know the VP's power are very limited? What's even all these noise about the president travelling for few weeks and not handing over the mantle to VP? Is this the first time this is happening in Nigeria since 1999 or could this noise just be due to a lack of other meaningful topics to discuss? |
This new found obsession of PDP supporters with Osinbajo is really interesting. Apparently all other political strategies have failed back to back, the latest move is now to attack Osinbajo since PMB has painfully ignored them. |
hammerD:Nothing new about your brain not getting the point. |
Akpiiiiii! ![]() |
AbleGod7555:That is the exact duty of a chief of staff all over the world. It is not the duty of a VP to take letters to the president to sign; it is also not the duty of anyone else but the CoS to receive official and private visitors on behalf of the presdient. There is nothing wrong or unusual about the role played by the CoS here. People should educate themselves. |
Chukapage:My comment had nothing to do with supporting any political candidate like you alluded to... you don't see me coming on this forum to support any politician anymore; elections are long over and i didnt even supporr any candidate in the last election. But this is purely common sense being elusive on this thread and it's nauseating just sitting down and reading nonsense lamentations. There was no urgency in that bill that it couldnt wait till the president returns in 2 weeks. So for whatever reason the bill was taken to him to be signed in London, I do not know, and you also do not know. It may be that his chief of staff was in london for some other official business and decided to take the opportunity to get the document to the president; the fact is that we both dont know. My comment was strictly referring to the argument of the VP not being allowed to sign the bill instead; a simple common sense answer it is - the VP is the VP and not the president. The president did not handover to the VP this time because he constitutionally didnt need to. |
DrCruz:Your entire family and generation are the illiterate fools you talk about. The president doesnt need to handover to the VP if hes going to be away for less than 21 days. Thats simply what the constitution says so my esrlier comment was simply to point out how irrelevant the uproar on this thread was. My statement had absolutely nothing to do with political support of anybody; I dont like the way the cabal treats the VP, but on this one, this outrage is needless and mostly just out of ignorance and actually even hatred for the VP (strangely). I dont expect a fool to understand this though. May all your insults be returned to you accursed self and family. |
adekennis:The bill can only be signed by the president or Ag. president. There is no Ag. President because Buhari did not transmit power to the VP before leaving the country so therefore, only Buhari as president is authorised to sign that bill. So what exactly is the uproar about if not just ignorance? The constitution only requires the president to handover to the VP if he will be away from the country for over 21 days, so I ask again, what is this uproar about?... this isnt about supporting A or B, this is just a case of common sense. It gets really boring and ridiculous these days when one opens Nairaland and the only thing one reads is just threads like this filled with ignorant talk and meaningless lamentation. |
lunacol:Of course the cabal controlling the president is doing all they can to sideline the VP (and the yoruba bloc completely), that's general knowledge. But reading the comments on this thread, you will agree with me the entire outcry is just ignorance dancing on steroids (because nothing illegal or unusual has happened here). |
madridsta007:The president only needs to hand over to the VP if he's going to be away for more than 14 days or thereabouts; that's what is written in your constitution. Except of course you're talking of another country's constitution. This same issue has come up and has been clarified too many times; I wonder why many choose to still be unaware of it. |
Chukapage:Just imagine the ignoramus who's gleefully calling someone else a zombie! Yes I am a northerner, and I'm not surprised that's all your brain power could churn out. What exactly is illegal about a president signing a bill simply because he's outside the country? The president did not handover to the VP when leaving the country, so he's still officially the president and the VP is still the VP (not the Ag. President), and there's absolutely nothing illegal about that so long as the president doesn't spend more than 14 days outside the country. |
hammerD:I'm not sure I understand what you're driving at. So apparently this is supposed to be some kind of tribal politics or tribal teasing or bashing? Which functional adult in Nigeria doesn't know that VPs are sidelined? Is it today that VPs started becoming powerless in Nigeria's politics? If I get you right, Osibnajo should go and start fighting his boss because cabal sidelined him or maybe Yorubas should start fighting Buhari or better still, Yorubas should start supporting PDP and that will be your idea of "Yorubas beginning to have sense?" I'm lost! I struggle to separate the childishness from the substance (if any) in your statement. |
Eartquake1:Signs of what exactly?... How exactly is this supposed to be news?... And why exactly is this exciting to you? |
Another pointless event for wailers to masturbate on. Why exactly is this news? |
Whether she bleached or not, I do not know; but for anyone to base the bleaching argument on those pictures posted in the original post, that's just dumb. Lighting conditions in the old picture vs the recent ones is clearly different, so it's just silly comparing skin complexion on the basis of those pictures. |
GidiWoodsMan:it will take at least another 30 - 50 years before fossil fueled vehicles will completely be phased out. |
helinues:More like politico-religious stupidity! |
chieftroller002:There's been several coincidences between the Simpson's cartoon and the Trump presidency. Someone somewhere definitely knew something even before it happened; those Simpson guys are freaks! |
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