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temigracie:Thanks dear ochon:lekwa ndi otu m ![]() I'll hand the baton over to you at the end of the day my junior brother ![]() cdamsel:I hulanu ya ![]() |
ochon:Dede!!! Ochu nwanyi nke mbu na Awkuzu... Daalu.. Chukwu gozie gi ![]() cdamsel:The party na for Aso Rock Banquet hall ![]() FrancisTony:Thanks boss |
Rich4god, KiddaBlingzz, Mizmycoli, papindinho, softsparkyy, SalC, IFY124, cdamselThanks and God bless.. Happy Sunday |
Obiagelli:Even the Nyiam testimony you keep throwing about indicts Buhari. Pay attention to the bolded part of the quote below Yes, there are many instances. You might want to verify this from Gen. Buhari, he was not the initiator of that coup that brought him in as Head of State, it was Gen. Ibrahim Bako and Babangida that initiated it. But because they wanted a credible figure as a face, he was brought in. He did not know the genesis of that coup. He was not quite aware of the original idea behind the coup and that was why when he decided to make a change, he was forced to step aside.http://www.punchng.com/feature/interview/ibb-not-buhari-overthrew-shagaris-govt-col-nyiam/ The bolded part simply means that He was not quite aware of the original idea behind the coup. But he was aware of the coup at some point during the planning and gave tacit support. Bali's wife's testimony is a typical case of an open secret. There was also a revelation in the book that General Domkat Bali’s wife thought her husband was having an affair when she noticed that he always came home late, unlike him. When her suspicion became too much, one day he told her that he was not having an affair, but he was always coming back late because they were meeting in Buhari’s house to stage a coup. Buhari was the GOC in Jos at the time, and he told her not to tell anyone.https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/150148-exclusive-why-dying-yaradua-was-sneaked-into-nigeria-without-jonathans-knowledge-tanko-yakasai.html The reason Bali confided in his wife is quite rational and believable. Happy Sunday |
Prayer Point. A pure heart create for me O God. Put a new and loyal spirit within me. Do not cast me away from your presence. Do not take your holy spirit away from me. Give me the joy that comes from your salvation and make my spirit Obedient. Psalm 51:10- 12 Happy Birthday to me ![]() |
Aitee1:You're obsessed with me, aren't you? ![]() |
Obiagelli:You chose to be blinded to the arguments. 1.) You didn't prove Buhari didn't say Muslim should vote for Muslims. In fact your originating post is a proof that he said that. You merely offered an explanation of what (you believe) the general meant. But that's entirely your opinion and holds no water. The general said Muslims should vote for Muslims and I (and a majority of Nigerians) understood literally the possible connotative meanings notwithstanding. 2.) Being Aware makes him a part of the plot to the coup. And Domkat Bali's testimony is enough. Remember Domkat Bali served under Buhari as Defence secretary (Minister of Defence). You keep posting Col. Nyiam's testimony as a proof of Buhari's innocence. Seriously? Nyiam, who was a coup plotter himself? Who was probably irrelevant in the scheme of things in 1983 considering that began his studies at NDA in 1971 and spent most of the 70s studying in Europe. Domkat Bali's wife account remains a more credible and believable testimony. |
Obiagelli:And where's this proof of yours? You are both the debater and the judge? That's ludicrous |
Obiagelli:No, You aren't supposed to believe my assumptions. But you're supposed to believe Domkat Bali's account of the coup since you have no other tangible account apart from buhari's (which could be him trying to exonerate himself). I'd rather believe Domkat Bali's wife than believe your assumption that buhari was invited to take over as HOS. Domkat Bali's wife's account makes more sense.. |
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Obiagelli:If you believe this, then you can believe anything |
Harbosede02:But I'm not naughty na ![]() |
ochon:Nothing do you ![]() |
lertee:No o!!! I've been somewhat busy |
ochon:And here he comes... Oji onu egbu 1 of Awkuzu ![]() |
lertee:My honey |
Aitee1:You miss me, don't you? ![]() |
olubukato:Lol... Em no fit jor.. ![]() This isn't an essay... If it was, then it'll be your obituary ![]() |
olubukato:I'm following that thread already... ![]() E no go easy o |
berem:You welcome ![]() |
berem:I hope he realizes that... Good morning |
berem:I have so much respect for that man called Peter Obi. I hope he stays on in APGA. Descartes:Wowo na Nteje (Mike Nwakalor) operates on a far more lesser scale when compared to the Ubas, Emeka offor and Arthur1000. wowo used to be a formidable field general in Oyi LGA for the men I mentioned above. But his influenced has waned over time |
Good morning everyone.. How was the holidays? CaselessDo Have a nice day ![]() |
Ikengawo:I agree with you on the emboldened part. However, I do not think Peter Obi needs to join PDP. In fact, I'll be disappointed if he does. Anambra PDP is one formidable team of strong men. If Obi joins PDP, he'll just be another guy. Trust me, the Arthur Ezes, the Ubas, the Emeka Offors of this world will never ever let his light shine through in PDP. |
onatisi:But my annoyance is the fact that all the media houses used almost the same heading -- "Obi Joins PDP". I hope Obi continues to be the man I believe he is and stay put in APGA |
Misleading Topic!!! Where in the article was it said that He joined PDP? PDP Caucus Paid him a visit to persuade him to join. And he hasn't replied |
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