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See, both APC and PDP are mostly peopled by highly corrupt and duplicitous folks BUT, APC still has a reasonable distribution of 'performers', if you will. The PDP, in my opinion, is definitely the worse of the two evils as they almost railroaded this country into liquidation with their brazen and wanton kleptocracy. I'll manage Buhari and co till 2019. P.S. However, all non-performing APC governors should be booted out! |
IamD18:You are a sexually frustrated pseudo-intellect. What treatment do male non-virgins deserve, then? |
BuzoDeGr8:My point exactly.. |
JoseVanMoyes:But Abagger nor dey kill Abagger ![]() |
jaggabban:Ah! Ope o |
TheGreenLand:What sort of fuckery is this na? We're saying the kleptocratic rule of the Zaraki dynasty should be brought to an end and APC is fielding his sister as his opposition? Is is that only the Sarakis play politics in Kwara Central? Kilode??!?? |
Though Kogi state has been cursed with incompetent and hopelessly corrupt governors since '99, Yahaya Bello is by far the worst ever!!! This autocratic, bloodthirsty, fetish murderer won't pay workers. And when they complain, he sends hired assassins after them. He got there by mistake but his exit will be very premeditated. He thinks sucking up to Buhari will bear any relevance to his political career. No one has made me ashamed of my Ebira heritage as this useless slowpoke. Animal!! |
Achuwa1:Just shut up!
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Address the nation, Oga! What sort of president is this? How could so many lives be lost and he as the GCFR is yet to give a state of the nation address? I just wish Atiku were not the other option we have. |
koonbey:I'm trying to break into the market, bro. May I send you a PM? Got a few questions. Thanks. |
Meklex:Bro, I'm trying to start freelancing and I'd appreciate it if you could teach me the ropes cause I know next to nothing about how it works. Can I go ahead and pm you? |
Toh |
IjebuWarrior:You don't need to curse his other children cause you wanna pray for this one.
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yns4real:Buhari has many failings. Buhari has corrupt appointees. Cost of living has been highest under Buhari. These are all true. But then again, under Buhari infrastructural sector witnessed an unprecedented growth. Under Buhari, power has improved. Agriculture has improved. Foreign reserves stand at $37 billion now, as against the grossly insufficient $24 billion he met. Hundreds of kilometres of roads are being laid every year. Rails are working once more. Corruption is gradually fading from our public offices (much to the chagrin of the erstwhile beneficiaries). All of these in spite of low oil price, delayed budgets by the National Assembly and the rot he inherited from 16 years of gross mis-rule. You come say Bubu nor try? Kuku kill am na |
None of the commenters above me read the article, judging from their comments. |
Just as ineffectual as the Muslim or Christian oaths. |
Quorax:Omo, na you o
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Quorax:You this man eh..
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Say what you will about Bubu's government but I maintain that his tenure is the first to give us a glimpse of what good governance is about. He has his failings but at the end of the day, amongst the other presidential aspirants and their respective platforms, I maintain that he's still our best chance. Atiku is out of the question. That man will never preside over this nation. The infrastructural sector received a new lease of life under this administration. All of you barking upandan, did you bother to ask what PDP achieved in 16 years of oil boon? Of course it doesn't matter because your support of Atiku wasn't born out of patriotism but because of deep-lying hatred for Bubu. Reality check: your hatred didn't matter in 2015 and it won't matter in 2019. |
Amitez:You seem pained.
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How does it feel to rejoice upon seeing terrible news about your country? What could make someone make comments like "I thought the BH are technically defeated?" Upon hearing that Nigerian soldiers lost their lives protecting us from blood-thirsty terrorists? How does it feel to play politics with everything? How does it feel to support the presidential ambition of a known thief? |
Adebimpe231:What's the goal of being a virgin? |
IamD18:That handle reminds me of JadeKitana.. They share a lot of writing mannerisms. |
Busted!!! ![]() ![]() |
If you're an introspective person, you'll come to realise that most people lack a real sense of individuality. This is why they feel compelled to jump on all social media trends. Look at that "faint dance" or whatever they call that wave of idiocy that consumed so many of our active internet users. Smh! They mistake stupidity and crassness for savagery. Mtcheew!! |
QueenDeborah:I bet many of these lame Nairaland guys slide in your DM promising to be your king? |
Noted |
It's an irritating reality you've painted. We must keep in mind that these youths are mostly products of the failed educational system these same politicians have left us with. We are now left with the two-pronged challenge of reorienting the people on what constitutes good governance; and changing the status quo. It is a sorry state. |
NCAN rushing here like:
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sarrki:That is a vague statement. Not even Buhari himself claimed to have disregarded the court order on basis of National Security. Besides, if that were really the case, why not address us as a nation? Isn't he our president? How about Dasuki? Honestly, it pains me whenever Buhari makes what appear to me as avoidable blunders because he gives room for vicious but true criticisms from those who ordinarily shouldn't be found speaking among respectable people like Fayose or FFK. |
The main mistake he should avoid making is competing against Buhari cause na flawless defeat dey wait am. |
I don't understand why El-Zakzaky is still detained in spite of the judicial pronouncements ordering his release. One of Buhari's failings is he has only continued the sad trend of undermining the institutions by our political class. Even if he's a good man and his intentions are pure, he has to bow to the orders of the courts in order to serve as a reference point to others that no single person is above the law. It's unfortunate he missed this. Anyway, I still maintain that he is the better option than Oga Atiku. It also my hope that the incoming president will consolidate on his achievement and strive to be better at respecting the judiciary because the law is all we have, at the end of the day. |




