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klax: @Cleverly"The candidature of Gen. Buhari is beyond Petty-Party-Politics. Even if He stands as an independent candidate, Nigerians will troop out, mobilize and massively vote for him. So all these Jonathan's media attacks dogs(Vanguard Newspaper chief culprit should shut it ) Nigerians are now wiser".Shut up your evil Amadioha mouth...We Nigerians - South West, North West , North Centra and North East will troop out to vote for a patroitic person (Buhari) as our leader come 2015. Biafrans can go ahead and vote as usual - their vote doesnt count. And we know SS will vote their son. How two poorly populated zones will defeat four voting blocks is what I dont understand. And dont start you divide and rule game here to say middle-belt is not part of north - it wont work in 2015. All attempt to divide the north will fail. |
DANILSA: SINCE WHEN DID YOU BECOME NIGERIANS? HOW MANY VOTES YOU GET? SHUT-UP AND TALK FOR YOURSELF NOT 160 MILLION PEOPLE.And you are a Nigerian? Foooooooooooolish Biafran... |
[quote author=Yoshi-Master]Okay real talk, would any of you steal if you became president? Is it really theft to enrich yourself while working for the people? Like say you source out contracts to your brother BUT make sure he does the work on time and within budget. I am really confused on this one.[/quote]Why should you give a contract to your brother in the first place? Favoritism is part of corruption and our constitution is very clear about anything that can influence your judgement. |
AjanleKoko: GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian?I am 7 years old. Why should someone with the knowledge, IQ and attitude of an average country man be president? How do you solve a problem at the same level of thinking that created the problem? So, Obama is like any average American? People should stop this id.iotic thinking that the vast majority of Nigerians are corrupt. This is wrong - bad leadership like that of GEJ over the years is responsible for this and makes it look as if every Nigerian is corrupt. Do we have corruption in our gene or what? Anybody that can't rise above the attitude and the thinking of the people he is to lead shouldn't be a leader. |
AjanleKoko: I'm not defending GEJ's statements. Just saying, in a twisted sort of way, he has a point. And corruption is a 2-way thing really. GEJ is no different from the vast majority of Nigerians.Dont lump issues up. He has no point - he should fix all roads before blaming accident on attitude. And by the way, GEJ should be different from an average Nigerian otherwise, he doesnt deserve to be in Aso Rock in the first place. |
Raxz: Mr president is nt the one who say this bt FRSC cor marshal ( Mr osita) said so, I personal watch the live broadcast on the AIT cable netwrk during NAS public hearing on the topic title. the near total collaps of our roads. early this month or late November i think. So if u are nt current dnt say things u knw nothing about.Shut up man if you dont have anything reasonable to say. He wasnt the one that said it but he was using what the FRSC man said to dismiss the sermon from a pastor. What is the difference? FRSC man said it and he accepted it. |
Alex J: First of all, you didn't need to curse. Not all Nigerian drivers are sane drivers. That suggests that there are reckless ones. Just before 15th of this month when students in my school were preparing to vacate, a student was killed by a reckless driver who was on his way TO a drinking joint in my campus. The driver was driving at speed fit for the highway on a good domestic road. He just made sure someone didn't go home to his parents and loved ones, ever. If such a person could be found on a small campus community, how about in a bigger picture of over 40 million car owners.You have made no point with this your post. It is the responsibility of a responsible government to instil orderliness in the system. It is the responsibility of government to ensure some attitudes are not allowed in the system - have you ever travelled out of this country to places like USA? On every road you have speed limit and whoever goes beyond the limit will be fined the first time and if it becomes an attitude, you risk being banned from driving or your car impounded for a period. That we have a lazy corrupt government, spending 1Billion naira annually on feeding, is not enough to put attitude blame on Nigerians even if all the roads are in good condition. I can name notable Nigerians who have died on lagos-Ibadan express road as a result of potholes and gullies on that terribly bad road that this hopelessly corrupt government of PDP has refused to fix. |
kwajahafiz: Well u heard it here folks. There's no corruptionExactly what GEJ is preaching to Nigerians - he wants us to deny corruption in Nigeria so PDP can continue to loot and no reason to vote them out. |
AjanleKoko: In a weird way, the guy is right.You dont seem to understand what GEJ is yabbing - read the OP again. GEJ is saying bad road is not responsible for most of the accidents on our road but rather driving attitude of Nigerians - and justified this by the number of accidents on his "good" roads and the bad one. You know most Nigerians are reckless drivers and drunkards. GJE needs help. |
Ikengawo: He's 100% right. People use corruption as a scapegoat because they're too lazy to think when in reality it's the mentality of the people and attitude that's holding the country back. America is very corrupt. What we call bribes here as called Lobby's in the US and Lobbyists (Bribers) get offices in Washington DC and websites. They pay politicians to do what they want the politicians to do and pay the media to do their own bidding, but the country functions. Everything from inflated contracts to cronyism and ballot manipulation, is in the US openlyShut up your evil mouth... Are you telling me the terrible state of our roads is not caused by corruption? Are Nigerians reckless drivers or drunkards? GEJ should stop ambarrassing us. Government should fix all roads first and you can then begin to blame subsequent accidents on reckless driving or attitude. |
175: heheheheh make thunder fire ur nyash lol. . . . .Congrats to Tunde Bakare - the only pastor worthy of being called Man of God in Nigeria. And for you 175, may Amadioha strike that your akpu mouth. |
Degis: Mr. Preacher, save your breath!. The problem with many sentimental posers is that the Bishop is made to look like a villain, who with precision accuracy is ready to squash any hapless student without recourse to natural justice and etiquette, however lets together check the other side of the coinWhat do you mean by handbook saying church service is non negotiable in a secular country? If they have that in their handbook, it is illegal and should be challenged. If our ancestors and the founders of this country have insisted that tradition religion is non negotiable, will it be possible for Oyedepo to be christian today and making all the money from his zombie followers? |
Rastamann: Students know the rules before they come in. At the interview stage they are all told about the rules and they promise to keep it for the duration of their course, so when you know the rules why break it? If you know that you don't want to go to the chapel, why not stay near or outside the chapel to avoid trouble?What rules are you talking about? This is a university - the student are adults, not kids. They can chose not to even attend church services again if they no longer believe in what is going on in the church or even the religion itself - they should have this right the same way the owner of the university has enjoyed and still enjoying the right to his belief. What right then do they have to start forcing students to attend church service and start expelling students for not attending? The affected students should get a good lawyer and take the school to court - this is a secular country for God sake! |
Do they also expel students for not attending lectures? Or bible cramming and dancing in the church is more important than lecture? |
chief batiatus: Has anyone noticed that Yakowa, Suntai etc killed or almost killed recently? Does anyone see a pattern? Am told there is an agenda to rid the north of any influential christian voice before the 2015 election. What say you?Why is it taking this long to put the brain into the skull after the recent surgery? Tell me what is going on? No equipment or personnel? Do we need to fly you to India? I will begin to raise fund. |
joseph1832: So according to you Anenih's appointment was based on the fact that he can help GEJ win PDP primaries come 2015?Man, who are you directing this question to? That SincerelyUnpatroitic9gerian? Waiting for his response - sure he wont disappoint me. |
afam4eva: I think this guy has been paid to spew this rubbish. What's his obsession on whether Jonathan reconciles with Obasanjo or not? I guess he's sold himself to the highest bidder.Just like you are paid to sing GEJ's praises |
oyb: trouble dey sleep, Igbo dey wake amThat is how they open their mouth and when we give it back to them they will start yabbing tribalism. Oshun a lovepeddler... and then? Don't we have people we call prophets of God in the holy books who were womanizers? Did that deminish their status in those books that we cram today. In Exodus 21:10, a man can marry an infinite amount of women without any limits to how many he can marry. In 2 Samuel 5:13; 1 Chronicles 3:1-9, 14:3, King David had six wives and numerous concubines. In 1 Kings 11:3, King Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines. In 2 Chronicles 11:21, King Solomon's son Rehoboam had 18 wives and 60 concubines |
ba7man: Why naa?? You didn't have to make your above statement. This whole Igbo vs Yoruba thing is tiring.When Igbos change their ways, my approach will change immediately. Igbos love to hate other tribes and they have enjoyed this for long. But are they the only one that can play tribal game and show religious bigotry? Of course no. And who will suffer in the end? The minority of course. So, let the show continues - the will change by force. |
babapupa: This is a clear demonstration of religious unity, harmony and tolerance the SW is known for coming from Muslim governors in the SW as we've seen with Fashola and his Christmas light festival in lagos state and Ogbeni and his beautiful Christmas display in osun.Demonstrstion of religious unity and civilization by a muslim governor that some retards were accusing of plotting to islamise a majority muslim state. Now, give power to the minority and see what they will turn state into - we wont forget in a hurry what oyinlola did in Osun state and Alao Akala in Oyo state. |
eyantotipe: look they are already here since march this year come oshodi and see for urself,if you have not been seeing it in ur area go and ask the nurtw chairman Alhaji Tajudeen agbede not the president the president has done is part it is left you as good citizen of this country to find out from ur nurtw chairman were the bus have been posted to okayHear yourself... We should go and ask NURTW chairman where the buses are. NURTW is now the organ of GEJ administration in charge of PDP subsidy removal palliative programme? |
alpha conde: When a corrupt system fights back, it has no regard for status. Where are the fire service?They have stolen the money for fire service equipment... So, nobody to help him quench the fire. Why should the house not burn? |
maasoap: I personally believe that PDP is using the fear of unknown to scare people from voting for CPC.They can only scare already bigoted minds - Igbos especially. For people who have their brain still functioning, you would easily see that PDP is jittery and probably now afraid of CPC as Buhari gains more popularity 2 years to election. Do you need to tell any sane mind the party behind boko haram? Was Azazi a CPC member when he said PDP members were behind BH? If PDP members are behind boko haram, who then is putting the country on the path to Somalia? This article will create more problem and hatred for PDP than they think. |
[quote author=fr_evangel]Actually, these parties have insincere people but the ranking of the WORST to BAD will still have CPC on top closely followed by ACN (As long as Asiwaju remains their GodFather).....then you have PDP coming somewhere in the list. WORST PARTY RANKING!!! 1.CPC 2. ACN . . . . n. PDP Here you go! Q: Do I support PDP? A: Heck NO!!!! They are far from being our dream! Q: Can I vote for CPC(Buhari for that matter)? A: Dogs and Baboons??!!!! Q: Can I vote for ACN? A: You want make everybody go back to their village?!!! Meaning I am stuck with this PDP for God knows when, sobs.... |
[quote author=lanre_front]You are comparing Buhari with Tinubu? Is either you are daf.t or very dishonest. There is no basis for comparison. You say his hands are not clean. Why? Care to elaborate.[/quote]And the stupid full is using Mahatma Ghandi as his name... If Mahatma Gandi was as daft as he is, will that name be known for him to use? |
nollywood20: Let us pray for GEJ.Even with all the anointing at RCCG... |
teeo: I know this question has been asked before, but its so close to a year that the subsidy protest sprang up. I remember travelling down north before the commissioning of those buses and saw them being brough in.They will come in 2013... |
odehaj: This debate will NEVER end until Jesus comes!The qu'ran believing moslems will ALWAYS hate Christians take it or leave it!!! But we can do something to reduce them,kill a pig and drop it in their mosques they will never pray in that mosque again.They will think their allah has cursed them!personally I'm about doing that in a mosque in my area,carry it out guys!-...just kidding oh! Let's live in peace pls!You read that in the Quran or you are just insinuating? Please try to read the Quran and even adith of the prophet about relationship with xtians even in those old days. You need to know what what the Quran and adith said about the "people of book" as xtians were called. |
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