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This Prof will begin to make sense when Nigeria’s minimum wage compares to that of Saudi Arabia et al. |
This is it. The APC wonder |
Simplyleo:You are surprised a Northerner is supporting an Igbo? That's why he should go and sit down. |
ThatFairGuy:So difficult for you to understand that part of anything does not equal whole of it. |
So funny. And to think that most of the people opening their teeth today were against the great patriot, Rt. Hon. Bukola Saraki who fought for them and wanted to save Nigeria from the embarrasment that is Magu. For them Saraki must be wrong because Tinubu and Buhari said so. That man deserves apology. He is the greatest patriot alive. He stood his ground despite all blackmails, threats, insults and intimidation. He chose to suffer than allow Nigeria be burdened by Magu. |
I love Abacha. He was demonized simply because Abiola and NADECO came from the West who wrote shit about his government. Had it been the people that worked against him were from other regions and given the level of achievements he had the West would have canonized him without recourse to the pope. Abacha is bad simply because the West has the media. He is one of the best. |
If this is really true, then my cap is on the ground fro Gov. Hope. He is really a proven hope for the Imolites. Just last year I aborted my trip to Portharcourt via Owerri because Owerri was impassable on all fronts. The roads were worse than hell. More painful to me was seeing beautiful structures and businesses built by Imolites along the impassable roads. As an entrepreneur myself, I wept for the owners of such businesses and I wondered whether the governor that left the road in such a bad light then was blind. Possibly, he moved round the city and the state with helicopter. Thank you Governor Hope. |
This is eye opening. It is a pointer to the type of politics we play in SE, that is, the type of leaders we elect. SE believes so much that they can do everything for themselves and pay little attention to what can be gained from others. Unfortunately lazy leaders like this approach. It gives them opportunity to steal and live the people wallow in their self conceived omnipotence. |
You sound very intelligent my friend. You understand democratic ethos too well. But unfortunately the mob in support of the givernment will never see things the way you see them. For them the system isn't bad until it affects them personally. By God's grace, Mubarak will be released. quote author=Blue3k post=92605512]The religious zealots in government kidnapped Mubarak because he dared to criticize their prophet. They refused him his basic rights to trial or allow him a lawyer. Referring to Mohammed as terrorist as he did falls under free speach. Free speech is supposed to protect offensive and disagreeable comments. The state has no business mandating someone be agreeable to violent mobs under any circumstances. Under what law is he being tried under anyway is it secular or sharia?[/quote] |
No case here. That was before the great UI provided the certificate. I'm sure the people's governor won't say hat now. |
You were good at your job. You put smiles on sad faces and touched lives in a special way. Your type should have lived forever. Adieu Loco the great. |
I'm laughing hard, real hard. This same President Buhari, if he had said this in 2015 would have had his choir cheering. But this is 2020. The hypocrisy, the empty promises, the hopelessness, the incompetence, the disdain for Nigeria, the corruption, and the dictatorship among others have opened the eyes of those hoodwinked Nigerians. They unfortunately thought that Buhari's incompetence would affect only non supporters of his. Indeed, Buhari was given the impression that he was above Nigeria and he believed it. At a time in his presidency opposing Buhari was viewed by his supporters as unpatriotism. In essence, he was Nigeria and Nigeria was him. There is no wonder therefore that he would set expectations for Nigerians and expect such expectations not to be binding on him. He is above every thing, every law, and everybody. Nigeria, behold your Supreme king. |
Amen. |
Tranquill:Was the fight about Ojukwu's character or about liberating Biafrans from the deadly clutch of death which Nigeria represents for his people at the time. |
Even the Oba is amused that a full blooded Igbo man is calling himself a Benin man so as to escape God knows what. He tried not to laugh but he couldn't help it. Ikwerre over to you. |
Unfortunately for Buhari, the typ of change he wants is being delivered only by the people he hates. All the people who ever returned money are either from South East or South South. On the other hand people who abandoned hundreds of millions whether in Ikoyi House, in Abuja Airport, in a Bureau du change office in Lagos etc are from his beloved North or South West. equote author=tobisco29 post=91388225]Thats the kind of change Buhari is looking for.[/quote] |
They have started again. Their winner takes all mentality that will bury Nigeria. SP and DSP from N/E and S/W; speaker and deputy speaker from the same zones. What of North Central, SE and SS? Gradually they have started nudging Buhari towards sectionalism. Too early to be too bad. |
No he is passing important message. quote author=Ebubeslym post=38861153]Has cramjones lost it?[/quote] |
Reality dawning on baba. I thought he saidbhebwont recognise Saraki until he is cleared and obey party instruction. |
I cover the head of all the Northern Christians with the blood of Jesus. As for Muslims I have no way of knowing who is not in support. May God judge them according to their hearts desire. Amen |
The abuja attack particularly could be an unimagined consequence of 70 million independence celebration. Or don't you think abuja needed extra protection during independence. Pls God save us all. Amen |
You are actually faithless. Kukah made me and all Catholics who heard him proud. He spoke truth to power as a shepherd ought to do. Currently I'm only scared for his life in the hands of shameless people like you. shiinihost: |
Of course. The whole world knows that the great ebora turned EFCC into a pocket dog. |
So serious |
Serious case. |
No way this can be true |
You know the mistake of retards like the op. They take the story of Igbo losing the war too seriously. Let's face it about just two or three tribes faced about 247 tribes for three years and you are not scared. Now check the internet. Goggle and confirm which side lost more soldiers during the war. And BTW Igbo did not lose the war to any black power. We lost to combined forces of three then world powers. Read external and objective books about the war my friend. |
No. The last time we fought your battle you abandoned us midway. We have learnt to mind only our own post. |
Eagle eye op |
You are being truthful to the half. Why not talk of six zonesvinsread of 300 tribes. GspotAngela: |
Let's see whether you can make a statement devoid of insult and curses. Haywhymido: |