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crownwealth:Beginning of the end for El rufai. God will make an example of this satanist so that other upcoming satanist will know that the Almighty God is the ultimate decider in the affairs of mankind. Jesus Christ remains Lord over all the affairs of mankind and antichrists like el rufai and co are just playing with fire. |
poseidon12:I guess he meant that they are 'Buhari's herdsmen'. |
blackprowler:Without paying attention to your insults which are borne out of sheer ignorance, let me state clearly that there is no society that has not classified people based on their level of influence and contribution/lack-off to society. In addition, a society that wants to advance without God is ultimately doomed. God is a God of balance and that is why the earth is a typical example of that balance despite man's attempt to disrupt it. Unionism remains an essential component needed in maintaining a balanced society. A lot of political parties all over the world have evolved from trade unionism, I need not start mentioning examples. Africa as a continent and Nigeria as a country in particular, will do well to learn from the mistakes of Europe, who in their attainment of economic power, improved living conditions, good infrastructure etc, due to the industrial revolution, relegated God to the background. What is the result? Their society is sick with all manners of perversion, some too disgusting to even think about. Suicides, witchcraft, sexual perversion etc have become an integral part of the so-called 'pop' culture. African and Nigerian problems would be solved with homegrown solutions plus any other desirable foreign component. A fledgling democracy like ours needs vibrant and organised trade unions. Anybody advocating for the demise of trade unionism in Nigeria and Africa in general, obviously is an advocate of an authoritarian society. You have always been quick to use the UK as a reference as to why we do not need vibrant trade unionism in Nigeria. The British democracy didn't just fly out from the blues, rather, it's evolution to what those of you are quick to "mouth" about today, was largely due to the impact of trade unionism. You can avail yourself with some needed education by visiting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Labour_Party_(UK). People like you who know little or nothing about an issue are quick to go online to insult people who you know little or nothing about. Trade unionism remains an integral component of any free society, and to advocate otherwise is a recipe for anarchy. |
blackprowler:Without paying attention to your insults which are borne out of sheer ignorance, let me state clearly that there is no society that has not classified people based on their level of influence and contribution/lack-off to society. In addition, a society that wants to advance without God is ultimately doomed. God is a God of balance and that is why the earth is a typical example of that balance despite man's attempt to disrupt it. Unionism remains an essential component needed in maintaining a balanced society. A lot of political parties all over the world have evolved from trade unionism, I need not start mentioning examples. Africa as a continent and Nigeria as a country in particular, will do well to learn from the mistakes of Europe, who in their attainment of economic power, improved living conditions, good infrastructure etc, due to the industrial revolution, relegated God to the background. What is the result? Their society is sick with all manners of perversion, some too disgusting to even think about. Suicides, witchcraft, sexual perversion etc have become an integral part of the so-called 'pop' culture. African and Nigerian problems would be solved with homegrown solutions plus any other desirable foreign component. A fledgling democracy like ours needs vibrant and organised trade unions. Anybody advocating for the demise of trade unionism in Nigeria and Africa in general, obviously is an advocate of an authoritarian society. You have always been quick to use the UK as a reference as to why we do not need vibrant trade unionism in Nigeria. The British democracy didn't just fly out from the blues, rather, it's evolution to what those of you are quick to "mouth" about today, was largely due to the impact of trade unionism. You can avail yourself with some needed education by visiting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Labour_Party_(UK). People like you who know little or nothing about an issue are quick to go online to insult people and who you know little or nothing about. Trade unionism remains an integral component of any free society, and to advocate otherwise is a recipe for anarchy. |
Aufbauh:I guess somebody must be picking up the bills for you, for if you truly are the one picking the bills, you will not be posting this trash. A lot of people who voted Buhari, and have met with the wrong side of the consequences of this maladministration have long left this Buharism. The only ones left are the ones who have other people like parents, uncles etc who are feeding from this present regime, picking the bills for them. If you had a job at May 29th 2015, and are out of job now, you will not come here to post trash. If you are earning less for the same job you were doing before due to the devaluation of the naira, you will not be posting trash online in support of an obviously clueless and irresponsible regime.Please, think well. |
FOLYKAZE:You don't need to wish you were in North Korea, you can relocate with your entire family to North Korea where you and your family will worship Kim as god. |
MILFangela:That would have been possible if Buhari was the President and Chief Justice of the Federation, Senate President and Speaker of the House all rolled into one. |
dammytosh:Most of the job losses in the country has been due to the following: - Lack of a clear-cut directions as to the fate of the PIB, leading to a freeze of the inflow of FDIs into that sector.This has led to massive job losses in the oil and gas sector. - Refusal of Buhari to meet up with the cash calls in the JV contracts with the IOCs who had no other choice than to cancel a lot of the contracts that employs thousands of nigerians in that sector. - Not properly thought through implementation of TSA which has caused liquidity crisis in the economy leading to job losses in the banking sector. -Lack of a clear cut economic policy that ties into the monetary policy has impacted negatively on the exchange rate of the naira, resulting in massive job losses. -Delay in the formation of the government, coupled with the submission of a padded budget, the first in the history of this country, has led to SMEs and big businesses virtually shutting down. I can go on and on but I'm sure that Buharists will never open their eyes to the reality on the ground until they themselves get hit. And do you know what they become when they get hit? They quickly join the swelling ranks of the wailers. A lot of the people wailing today actually voted for Buhari and it is not a surprised that a lot of them have realized that they were scammed. Try to be much more objective and less sentimental in your reasoning because it will do you a world of good. |
blackprowler:You are quick to use Britain as a reference but you fail to admit that if Nigeria as a country adopted the same labour laws being used in Britain, then most of the agitations by the various unions in nigeria would be non-existent. Our is a country where the political class see themselves as overlords, overseeing over a conquered territory with the right to pillage the commonwealth without recourse to how the citizens feel about it. Eliminate unionism in Nigeria (if that were even possible), then you will have nothing other than unimaginable chaos and eventual breakdown of the entire system. Every society that will survive must be built on the principle of distribution of political, economic and social power across various independent institutions. This will ensure that there are checks and balances for the overall good of the society. The unions are an integral part of any society that wants to move forward because of the fallibility of the political class. No society rest all its hope on the political class. The unions, media, religious organizations are very important partners in the project of building a good society. Going back to the NNPC issue, the interest of nigerians would be better served when all the necessary stakeholders in the oil and gas sector are carried along in whatever restructuring that FG decides to undertake, else the mistakes that led to the collapse of NITEL will happen again. We must learn from history. |
dammytosh:The only meaning of a wailer in the context of this irresponsible regime that thrives on the dishing out of lies and propaganda to the population is this: People who are not backward in their thinking to assume the role of defender of the irresponsible and truly clueless government that is ruining the economy. - Former gainfully employed nigerians who as a result of the ineptitude of the present regime, have lost their jobs. - Citizens across the length and breadth of this country who are sick and tired of putting up with worsening fuel crisis, power crisis, FOREX crisis etc - Citizens who feel that enough is enough of the double-standardness of this lying government, where there are separate rules for people in nigeria based on their ethnic, religious and political disposition in the country. And you know what? Their number is swelling by the day, and very soon you won't need a soothsayer to tell you what lies ahead for this Joker of a party called APC come 2019. |
luckylucky:The government was perceived as not being sincere, hence the strike action. I guess the government has given assurances to the unions that they would be carried along, moving forward, before the strike was called off. I want to add that before any successful unbundling can be done, proper governance structures, backed by the necessary legal framework has to be put in place to ensure that we would not have another NITEL fiasco on our hands. Unbundling of NNPC is not a quickfix activity for the purpose of playing to the media. It is an activity that has to be properly thought through. I guess Buhari and Kachikwu have learnt their lessons. |
MadCow1:Abacha tried all those tactics and failed woefully, so Buhari who is just a learner in the art of oppression and misrule can only fail. You will do yourself a world of good by studying more about the history of trade unionism in nigeria before coming online to advertise you lack of proper education. |
dammytosh:At least the international community is coming to know what we have already known, which is that this APC led government and lies are like bread and butter. You can call us wailers or whatever you like. The fact remains that we have an irresponsible government in place, which takes the issue of lies and propaganda as an official government policy. It has failed in protecting the lives and property of its citizens beyond the carnage in NE to the massacre in the Agatu. They are more interested in diverting public attention with their so-called war on corruption which has not yielded any convictions till date. There is no fuel, no electricity etc. Dollar is at over N300 to a dollar. There are Job losses all over the place due largely to the ineptitude of those managing the economy. So you are really correct because these are the factors that cause the electorate to wail, and their wailing will continue to the next election when they will definitely do the needful by kicking out these impostors who were never ready for governance. |
engrfaruq:Sanusi's hypocrisy is being exposed daily by this whole scandalous crime irrespective of your futile attempt to justify your people's age-long affinity with paedophilia. You guys are really fast in making it clear to all those zombies from the southwest and middle belt who voted for Buhari, that they made the biggest mistake of their lives. Four years is really a short time in the life of any government, if at all the dullard will complete the term. We are rest assured that nemesis will ultimately catch up with all of you, just as it happened to Ahmadu Bello, Muritala, Abacha etc This evil from Sanusi will ultimately slay him and all those who are working with him on this evil agenda because there is a God in heaven and he definitely is not Allah which you people worship, and who inspires you people to carry out abominable things. You shall all perish unless you all repent by accepting Christ into your lives. A word is enough for the wise. |
akike:Nothing will happen to his relatives if he refrains from trying to justify this evil. If he decides to go ahead with this stupidity, Karma will get to him just as it got to people like him that chose the path of evil and wickedness, and that includes you. Better be warned. |
salafiyy:I guess you think you have said something sensible? Can I pray for you that what befell Ese may happen to your daughter,sister etc. The less we have people like your type, the better the world would be. Please, stop coming here to type these trash because there is serious anger against your evil religion right now. You guys should really be ashamed of yourselves. |
JkShams:A religion that encourages pedophilia obviously is not of God but that borne from the hottest part of hell. Shame on you all. I |
nnachukz:That is part of the evil change APC sold to gullible Nigerians. Just get ready because more are unreported and would still come to light. |
Nnaabros:They just came to make sure that the Agatu people were not putting up any form of resisitance, else they would take out such a resistance to pave more way for the terrorists. |
ARBTH:Are you so silly that you no longer use your brain to reason? Must you continue in your blind and moronic support for Buhari even when it is clearly evident that he has left his Fulani brothers to be committing genocide all over the country. Try to think properly next time because the fact that you idolize Buhari does not mean that you should take leave of your senses. |
Buhari and his Fulani brothers want to redraw the geographical and demographic landscape of Nigeria. Buhari is not interested in deploying the military to deal decisively with these Fulani terrorist. Rather,if it is to send soldiers to the south east and south south to go and be killing armless protesters, he will see it as a national security imperative. If Buhari does not quickly act to bring these Fulani criminals to book, we would have no further option than to conclude that he is complicit, and that these criminals are acting with his tacit approval. We are watching. |
orisa37:Which deity are you talking about? A mere mortal that if mosquito bearing malaria parasite bites him, he will go down will heavy malaria. I can truly see that some of you are really out of touch with the fact that Jesus is seated high above all these principalities, dominion and authorities that has held people like you in bondage. Accept Jesus Christ and be free from your bondage and captivity to idolatry. |
okosodo:He should learn from the life of Ken Saro-Wiwa who served the north during the biafran war and was dispensed with ignominy by the same north when they had no further use for him. A good student of nigerian history would pity Amaechi. |
Btruth:I guess Buhari was elected to cry about the people who created the problem for the next 4 years, rather than solve the problems. I guess that APC will tell nigerians in 2019 to re-elect them for another 4 years because they have succeeded in crying very well about the people who created the problem. You will do well do think well before typing thrash here. |
Clerverly:Perhaps you can go and help your lily-livered, aboki slave master to put rat poison in his food. That is the day you and your zombie slave master would be opening up the gates of hell on yourselves. |
ladyF:No. When they blow up the pipelines, the FG will pay them for the pollution of their environment. Unfortunately, that is the way it has always been. |
Xposer:Ambode has absolutely nothing to do with this. |
