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This is a political statement. |
The policemen involved in this are naive. I hope they don't get away with this evil. |
Of course this may not be true. How Osinbajo is comfortable as a pastor serving in a government headed by the assistant chief devil himself remains a mystery. Buhari is only next to the devil in terms of evil. The Bible says "no man can serve two masters..."he will definitely love one more than the other. |
Who has "strong statement" helped? You should do more than issuing statements. This government is not one you confront with kid gloves. |
Politicians no go die better! Anyway, they were friends before things fell apart, and Tinubu is just reinforcing the fact that in politics there are no permanent friends and no permanent enemies. |
It would be naive to expect anything less from Tinubu. Tinubu is an African, and then an ambitious politician who wants to rule this country when Buhari leaves. So, it is only natural to shower encomiums on the departed Odumakin. Silence in this case is not an option; even though deep down inside of Asiwaju he doesn't mean a bit of those kind words in his press statement. |
It would be naive to expect anything less from Tinubu. Tinubu is an African, and then an ambitious politician who wants to rule this country when Buhari leaves. So, it is only natural to shower encomiums on the departed Odumakin. Silence in this case is not an option; even though deep inside of Asiwaju he doesn't mean a bit of those kind words in his press statement. |
Greed has killed this one. How can a young man like this fall for such a scam? Probably they also used juju to charm him. He might even be a Nairaland member. |
Aisha could not use her influence to gather billionaires to raise money to build world class hospital that her husband could not build in five years he has spent so far as the president. Shameless people... |
What do the Igbos really want? To exit the unholy union called Nigeria or to become president? |
Has the APC not been rejected already? As a matter of fact, the APC government is so bad that the then PDP now looks more like a party of saints. |
Atiku like every other Nigerian out there has the right to be worried because we all have a stake in this "sinking" ship called Nigeria. Buhari and his gang of advisers should stop acting like insecure people. Buhari is obviously clueless and lacks the required knowledge to bail this country out of its current predicament. Nigeria is not Buhari's private estate. Any government that keeps acting like this, will definitely end up badly. Deal with it Adesina; Buhari is a hard-sell. He is the most difficult product to sell. |
For real? |
Hundreds of his members come from outside Lagos, that's, and they always need somewhere to lodge. The same is happening to businesses around Mowe, Ibafo and Arepo areas; the fact that the Redemption Camp has not been fully operational is affecting them. |
Asari should tell us something new; the most unstable human being in the Niger Delta. |
There's nothing wrong with it. |
From India? |
Has any corrupt official ever owned up to being corrupt? |
Okay |
Saying all kinds of thrash these days; Bala Mohammed is out of his depth. D guy don 'kolo.' So the beef being sold to consumers are not being paid for? Most northerners talk as if there are no alternatives to eating cow meat. The Fulanis are not doing us any favours. |
Gunmi's statements are highly unfortunate and unbecoming of a man who claims to preach peace and tolerance. If he's saying that bandits are justified in their actions because they are victims of injustice, are we not all at the receiving end of this repressive government headed by the chief despot himself? My fear for the Christians among our gallant soldiers is that they are now more vulnerable to setups and attacks by the predominantly Muslim community where they are sent to. It's a major concern for me. |
Jerryherd:The proof is in the public domain. His eight years reign reinforced thurgery in Lagos State. Though we had pockets of area boys here and there before he became the governor of the state, his reign encouraged the spread because he sort of turned the other eye while urchins terrorised the state. That's why people like Olu Omo and his likes are so loyal to him. They reverence him a lot and see him as a demi god. |
SuperBold:Why are you so myopic in your thinking? So, it's only Igbos that criticize Tinubu? I am a proper Yoruba man, and I am proud to say that. |
We are giving the world our best while reserving people like Buhari with no certificate and Tinubu a drug lord as leaders to lead our dear country. |
Tinubu does not deserve anyone's pity because of all the evils he had done. This man is the reason we now have thousands of miscreants in Lagos. He encouraged street urchins in Lagos and his regime gave birth to them; all for his political gain. |
That's good to hear. Thought it would have been better not to lose any of our territories to Boko Haram than working to recover it. |
PhilipReigns:You are absolutely correct! People hardly change; and that's why Buhari has remained a dictator since 1983 when he first became a military ruler. He's a leopard; it's impossible for him to change his skin. |
PhilipReigns:Atiku is by far a better option than Buhari. Buhari bawo? How can you compare a slowpoke like the one in Aso Rock with a former VP; an entrepreneur...na wa for u... |
Those who handed Buhari and APC another four years after the calamity they brought upon this nation in 2015 are the biggest enemies of Nigeria. The evil they forced down our throats in 2019 will forever hunt them and the generation after them. The good thing is that, we all including his e-rats will buy petrol at the same price. |
This shows that people have been pushed to the wall, and reactions like this are abound. |
The kingdom of God suffers violence and only the violent can take it by force. The war against the Fulanis is not for the feebles; it's for the rascals, and that's why we are solidly behind Igboho. |
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