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AbuuUsaamah: ![]() |
Hahahaha. ![]() I thought he'd be arriving in a wheelchair, pushed by Amaechi and Tinubu into a waiting ambulance. The more they deride him, the stronger he seems to get!! ![]() Count down to the grand finale of TANoidal wailings and gnashing of teeth!! Clock is ticking, tempers, temperatures and blood pressure are fast rising!! ![]() I have a very good hunch as to who's gonna wail the most. ![]() Buckets--- #check. Handkerchiefs--- #check. ![]()
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"GEJ till 2019!!". Who remembers this?? ![]() |
3ace:Amen. And so shall it be. |
Yorubbish:We reject your prayer in Jesus Name!! Nigeria will prosper and grow from strength to strength. Both the old and young, rich and poor from Banana Island to the remotest villages in the creeks of Bayelsa would testify to her prosperity. That we declare unto this nation, in Jesus name, amen. |
donphilopus:TANoids distributed some sunglasses yesterday. If you put them on, you'd be able to see Amaechi and Tinubu holding Buhari's hands in the cabin. They are invisible under normal vision. |
This is no news. We all know. He's never failed to make reference to that in most of his public speeches. Always talking about his humble beginnings. I'm very sure this Op meant to spite the governor by this since he's in APC. Pele. It is no news Ortom used to be an Abgero hustling travellers and carrying bags for them. I don't think there's anything wrong in coming from a poor background. What you eventually make of your life is all that matters. We all remember someone used to trek kilometres to school bare-feet. |
PDP is a party of gangsters, thieves, arsonists, saboteurs, fraudsters, witches and wizards, petty thieves, terrorists, militants, TANoids, rapists, kidnappers, name it. The party as it stands is barely holding unto dear life and I believe the last thing on her mind is payment of debt owed contractors. Protest they can but I think that would scarcely change anything though. Ps: where have Okupe and Reno been ![]() |
If I were Buhari, one of the first actions I'd take on assumption of duty is to comb every single book from finance ministry and customs and get rid of those questionable waivers granted some importers. Imagine these guys were granting waivers to Coscharis for the import of Luxury cars... And NOI claims to be a good economist. |
I think this man has a brain tumour. It is better not talking at all than always talking and passing bucks. What has this man ever taken responsibility for since he became a politician?? Tufiakwa. |
Wow!! I can see Amaechi and Tinubu right there after putting my TANoid designer shades on. ![]() |
Truckpusher:k |
They look cool though. |
He said his government has had to operate under the harshest of conditions, some of which were politically motivated.The other time he said his "generation" has failed Nigerians. Another day. He said we should forgive them, that they took some decisions they weren't supposed to take. Today he's telling us his government operated under very harsh conditions (the harshest for that matter)!! If I called this man a dunderhead, they'd say I insult the president, but honestly, that is a complement. Does this man realise his admin was the richest in terms of revenue accruals?? What more did he need to succeed besides channelling resources into the appropriate quarters?? Rather he busied himself dancing from Kano to Brazil, telling Amanpour blatant lies about security and electricity, embarrassing the nation by binging so much he missed his speech at a world event, GEJ-posing, hobnobbing with crooks from Nigeria to Israel, declaring a free for all looting spree he christened "stealing is not corruption", etc. As is required of a leader, he simply can't take responsibility for anything!! That is the most annoying part. This man is totally void of morals and unfit to be a class monitor let alone the president of a nation as big as Nigeria! Such a waste of time. |
akins56:#FACT. |
Ambo'oo Ambo.. ![]() Just remembering that campaign jingle of his. ![]() Kai, but we've come a long way honestly. I wonder if we'd ever have such hotly contested elections again in Nigeria. ![]() |
Why him make face as if him dey hold "sometin" from coming out?? ![]() |
People wen get ear make dem hear oo!! Nor come dey say dem nor warn you oo!! Ignorance is no defence I LAW oo!! baybeeboi:Na so una go wonder until una wander enter England. Awon Bolton Wanderers. |
bettercreature:See pervert. ![]() Na beauty Naija go chop? ![]() |
vjsmiles:Lol. Good eyes there. ![]() |
Back2Bust:This has gotta be the biggest load of crap I've read in 10years. I mean, wtf!! What has a sinple cartoon about Kashamu got to do with Biafra ![]() |
kodded:Noo. It is unusual and funny cos they are very few in this country compared to theirs. So finding one of them doing such is a rarity. You don't even see them on the streets every day. So I think you are the one with complex issues here buddie. |
"Cursed" is a very strong word. |
Please I want us to start a campaign to do away with this useless and backward military tradition that has been featuring prominently in our democracy. Our presidents appear very primitive and intoxicated by power whenever they are seen with that man in Khaki standing behind them. Can't we just have an SS guy take that place or a military man in civilian clothes as is done in civilised countries?? The figure always appears appalling to me honestly. Buhari should really consider ditching that tradition. It looks just too darn military, and "Burundish". |
They want Nigerians to "give him a cheerful exit" when he's hell bent of leaving disgracefully?? Na by force to don person with sainthood ![]() What is cheerful about his last minute appointments and firing?? What's cheerful about the current state of electricity?? What's cheerful about the current state of the Naira?? What's cheerful about the general state of the economy?? Why must we always be forced to celebrate failure and mediocrity?? These guys are just unbelievable. |
The reason put forward for not prosecuting Jonathan is why that piece by Ben Moray Bruce makes a world of sense! Imagine there is a counter balance from another region in terms of oil production, tell me, what leverage would people like Jo, Clerk, the Asari Dokubos of Niger Delta and Orubebe have to poke fingers into our eyes. Everyone would have been equal before the law regardless of creed. So had Jonathan been a middle beltan or a south westerner it would have been easier to prosecute him I presume... Smh. We really need to move away from this monotonous economy. |
agarawu23:You are an unsung hero. Providence will favour you and the gains of the generality of the Nigerian people from this admin shall be your reward. ![]() |
Mogidi:Your application is totally wrong. Pele. ![]() Oga, abeg nor use am for public outside. #Stay simple. ![]() |
Chubhie:Boss!! ![]() |
That picture tho. Lmao. ![]() On a more serious note, this is the reason why I scuff at folks who try to push the argument -there was a gang-up against Jonathan. They totally disregard the fact that for the most part, Jonathan was the architect of his own destruction. The man was at odds with those who made him the president, and most importantly, at odds with the Nigerian people. It takes more than good luck to survive such odds. And his affinity for the "sleaziest" politicians and MOGs in our midst did very little to placate Nigerians. He courted, condoned and rewarded corruption when everyone least expected him to do so judging from his background. Glad I'd be seeing his back in a matter of hours. |
Mogidi:Lmao. Bro, stop trying so hard to sound grammatically "correct" or "sophisticated". That shiit up there is so darn wack. Stay simple if you can't go "deep". What you meant to say is "knack to discern". . Meaning- "ability to discern/distinguish/differentiate", which is understandable... ![]() "Discernible knack"... Lmao. So senseless you. ![]() I could give you free lectures if you care. ![]() |
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