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He deserves every bit of rock thrown at him. Where is Bastard Doyin Okuigbe?v |
This is the definition of eating your own shiit. Well, you can hardly blame them. They would say whatever it is their boss in Aso Rock ask them to say, do otherwise and have your means of livelihood yanked off you. Nobody wants that to happen to them at these hard times. |
crixtex:Trying leaders for rigging elections is not part of ICC's mandate. That should be handled by local courts. Besides, maybe, not a single case has been forwarded against him in the court. A court can't prosecute a case that doesn't exist. |
Jonathan lost because he failed in all regards. And then instead of accepting failure in some instances and pledging to ensure he works things out in a better fashion, he always rather shift blames or outrightly ignore his failures. Or worse of all, send those headless sycophants he unwittingly surrounded himself with to insult the living daylights out of anyone who dared to criticise him or point out those failures. He was at odds with the Nigerian people and the elite who put him there. No leader survives such odds. |
Mynd44: |
Enigma. |
Who cares?? Some folks simply need to shut the fvck up. The uppercut Obj is preparing to give you is doing pushups in Ota. |
It is one thing to love a leader. Such love breeds respect. And it is another to fear a leader. It breads nothing but contempt, sycophancy, and distrust. Buhari is truly loved by Nigerians. And so is he respected. |
barcanista:What are you calling them for?? Can't you defend your name alone?? Much as I hate commenting on anything with your name on it, I must say I am disappointed beyond words. A nairalander sent me screenshots of your convo with the other guy and I couldn't believe what I saw. I couldn't believe someone of such sordid character as you is the same person I constantly jaw jawed with on this forum. If I were you, I'd simply go into voluntary retirement. You have destroyed yourself. You have lost it totally. Gosh. |
Are they with guns?? Would prefer they traded bullets. PDP is dead. |
We called him our "incoming president", and it comes to pass. #Faith and work. ![]() |
Great man of conscience and valour. He stuck his neck out so the voices of the common man can he heard. He must not forget to give due credit to all those who put their lives and jobs on the line to bring about this bloodless revolution we are witnessing in Nigeria. Mbaka is no doubt one of them. God bless him. |
kelvincoll:The list isn't the Op's. |
anonimi:Taunting you say?? Smh. You have no idea the kind of person I am honestly. |
They built a monument called PDP and allowed a political novice wreck the damn thing. Obj has some blame to share in this. Imagine what would have happened had a Donald Duke been made running mate to Yar'Adua.... I don't see PDP as a party surviving the next few years, just the same way APC would have ran into very turbulent waters had they not won the contest. God bless Nigeria. |
anonimi:I have a bit of a problem with you referring to that as a "distortion". ![]() It is all good though. Now the general has his work cut out for him. We hope he hits the ground running soon after being sworn in. How you holding up bro? |
demelza:Lol. I can only plead. Some of them deserve it though. But you guys should be magnanimous in victory just as the general and Obj admonished. ![]() |
Amaechi is a man in an exclusive class of his own. Dogged in resolve and with a great sense of humour and charisma. They called him all manner of names from gay to transgender, but well, look at him now smiling all the way to Aso Rock. I salute him. |
Nigerians really don't understand the dynamics of politics. Mbaka cannot be made the CAN president. It would seem like substituting Oritsejafor who is notorious for hobnobbing with the biggest crooks in Nigeria for another CAN president with political bias. It won't go down well with enlightened Nigerians who happen to form the bulk of Buhari's support base down South. Let him just continue with his work where he is. God in his wisdom would "settle" him. ![]() |
anonimi:Did it really help in terms of votes from the region?? I don't think so. What I think is that they stand as counterweight for the Asaris and Tompolos that might wanna wreak havoc in the region after the election. |
egift:I really don't know what else to say. I'm overwhelmed with ecstacy honestly. You guys just can't imagine how scared I was when Orubebe embarked on his shameful tirade yesterday, that man could have singlehandedly wrecked this nation yesterday. You guys rock honestly. It was a well deserved victory. I couldn't thank you guys more for egging me to stay the course when I almost threw in the towel due to ill treatment from some mods that were hell bent on silencing me. I'm glad I sought you guys' advice before taking any decisive action. I love you guys. Cheers. ![]() |
Thanks boss. It is time to mend fences and move on. You guys should stop rubbing it in. ![]() Ps: you get mouth no be small. ![]() |
SirShymexx:Bro where have you been ![]() |
Ishilove:I'm afraid you are mistaken. MEND has always been pro-Buhari. |
Wow. Asari, Tompolo, una see una lives. |
I wouldn't recommend a public disgrace of Mr President anymore as opposed to my stance a couple of months ago, and my current position is hinged on the last action of the president conceding defeat. That single act of his has saved countless number of lives and properties. So as it stands, I'm leaning more towards a negotiated settlement behind closed doors. But I would become number one critic of GMB if I don't see strong actions taken against the likes of Alison Madueke, Okonjo Iweala, Bello Adoke and the rest of the monuments of corruption in Jonathan's cabinet. It simply wouldn't be fair to the Nigerian people. |
You are absolutely irrelevant just in case you don't know. |
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