₦airaland Forum

funlord:


There are 2 things wrong with this post! It is either 1: you are also a _moronic _idiot like her, or 2: you are also an insecure and frustrated tribal bigot! Either way your assumption that such tripe is a "clearly thought out argument" has given me my answers! Exchanging banter with you would be a waste of time and mb so their is no need! Just kindly _FUCK OFF!

SUBWAY101:
Chime chukwuma, Its Igboland.

SUBWAY101:
Chime chukwuma, Its Igboland.

sucreblazing:
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I'm not a politician oo, and I'm not supporting any party either but the part that makes me annoyed in your post is where you said u don't have light since yesterday ....

Wait lemme ask u a question,

Are u the type that always shy away from good things or u just don't like to talk the truth because of your political affiliation ?


If you don't have light in your area that means u are living in the jungle

IamRespected:
Truth be said I have had friends from various tribes but the most loyal of them all are hausas, no wonder Mr President.............

Drchristian:
yellowbars party is ruling nigeria now wot of that?

Edo, Kwara, Kogi, Ondo, Ekiti, Lagos, Osun, Ogun, Oyo is dat not yoruba territory? go to benin republic yoruba goveners are there with yellowbar as their president

Igbo people are very stupiid set of people

babadem2much:
you said barber

I for slap you now**

Splashme:
President Muhammadu Buhari has defended his recent appointments criticised by many Nigerians as lopsided, saying he nominated people he could trust, and who had worked with him for years.

The president said the Constitution allows him full control over the choice of his closest officials, and made it clear the appointments also served as reward for those who remained loyal to him for years, who refused to be lured by power or material wealth.

Mr. Buhari made the comments in an interview with BBC Hausa on Tuesday. It was his first direct response to the controversy generated by his first round of appointments.

The president also spoke on Chibok girls, military gains against Boko Haram and his administration’s war against corruption.

Mr. Buhari faced public outcry two weeks ago after naming the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, his Chief of Staff, head of Immigration and Customs, among others.

Critics slammed the decision as “lopsided”, as it became clear Mr. Buhari’s 30 nominations so far lack regional and gender balance.

An overwhelming majority of the president’s senior appointees are from the northern region of the country, where he comes from, and at least two are from his native Katsina State.
The South East has no appointee yet.

The president’s aides had earlier assured that subsequent appointments would ensure balance.
Asked by the BBC about the controversy, the president said, “This is the nature of Nigerian politics”.

“If they will do justice to me, as an elected Nigerian president, let them look at the Constitution a Nigerian president works with, there are people who will closely work with me that don’t need to be taken to the Senate,” he said of his critics, according to a translation of the BBC interview, by Daily Trust.

“If I select people whom I know quite well in my political party, whom we came all the way right from the APP, CPC and APC, and have remained together in good or bad situation, the people I have confidence in and I can trust them with any post, will that amount to anything wrong? I have been with them throughout our trying times, what then is the reward of such dedication and suffering?

“They did not defect because of positions, they did not involve themselves in the pursuit of personal gains, and they accepted their fate throughout our trying moments. What is wrong if I make you the secretary (of the federal government) because I have confidence that things will go normal?”

The president said Chibok girls, who were abducted in April 2014 by Boko Haram, had been dispersed and were kept in units at different locations.

He said many of the girls had been forced to convert to Islam.

“They have scattered them, and are being guarded at dispersed locations. Most of the girls are Christians and were forced to embrace Islam. And the sect’s cruel leaders have married some of the girls, obviously against their wish. Others have been left to practice their religion but their condition could hardly be ascertained.

“Both ground and air security personnel in the Sambisa forest could spot where the girls are, but since the insurgents have also kidnapped housewives and other women, no one could say whether they mixed them or how they dispersed them,” the president said.
Say barber
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/189705-buhari-breaks-silence-over-lopsided-appointments-says-chibok-girls-dispersed.html

babadem2much:
The op has so much mucor in his brain, in your life if u are not careful when insulting elderly men you will not meet the expectant age or you will not achieve good thongs in life. I fought someone because he insulted GEJ he is not my brother he don't even know me but I did that because he is an elder now PMB on board don't try this near me.

j1mmy:
will you not put a difference if you are stereotyped at airport all the time because get rich or die trying IGBO people are carrying drugs 24/7?

It is the duty of every single Nigerian to identify IGBO people at any airport on the planet before they think all Nigerians are always involved in this rubbish.

IGBO are causing more harm to Nigerian passport than any tribe so please shut up!