okada_man:

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/marx/

^^

Karl marx's prediction and theory is not necessarily a fixed destination, it is cyclical. When you see it that way, you will not spend too much energy fighting for one theory over another.
UN via guardian.co.uk

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Capitalism will never make everyone rich, actually I don't think it can enrich more than a few single digit % of the world at a time. The little progress we've made across the world is just a result of increase in wealth creation in the developing world. China, Asia, Latin America, which of course took some wealth away from the developed world. We are essentially shifting wealth around. That to me is redistribution too, unfortunately it goes to a few people too while the bottom poor remains extremely large.

The first thing you need to know is that it is impossible to make everybody rich. If you attended any class in Economics, one of the first things you would have learnt is that human wants are many but the resources to satisfy them is limited. So, no economic system will be able to make everybody rich because it will be nearly impossible to produce enough resources to achieve these ideal.

Take Nigeria for example our GDP for 2010 was $374.3 billion assuming we share this figure equally to every Nigerian each Nigerian (assuming a population of 150 million) will get $2495.33 which is around N374,300. This is for a whole year. So even an equatable distribution of resources will not make everybody rich, it will only make everybody poor.

It is also important to note that our GDP is this high because of capitalism. With socialism people will lose the motivation to produce. Take all the traders struggling to make trades, entering night bus, endangering their life, just to do businesses. They are taking all these risk because they have a large say on what happens to what they make at the end of the day. With socialism or communism, businesses will have the same attitude to work that civil servants have and they will end-up as unproductive as civil servant which will only reduce the resources available for redistribution and increase the poverty of everyone.

Communism is good in theory, but human factors make it impossible to implement. We have to wait until we can program humans, only then will communism work. What we need is capitalism with some welfare for the poor like affordable education, free health care, etc

The CBN governor should focus on regulations. For example, today we have Micro Finance banks, but how many of them are strictly following micro financing principles. Most of them are just micro finance banks by name. If the CBN can not regulate micro finance banks what is the guarantee that it can regulate Islamic banks.

Banks will simply go for Islamic banking branding because of the buzz generated only to continue business as usual.

However, it is inaccurate to say that Islamic banks will not collect interest. You may wish to deceive yourself by calling it profit sharing, but when it comes to stating it in your business account it will still be in the same place interest would have been. The only difference as far as interest is concerned between an Islamic bank and mainstream banks is that an Islamic bank will only charge interest if the business makes profit compared to mainstream banks that charges interest no matter how the business fares.

So for an Islamic bank interest is not known when you are taking the loan, only the profit sharing formula is defined like 50:50 or something. So, Islamic banks charge interest on profit (although Moslems prefer to see it as profit sharing) and that is how they make money to run their operation. So the more profit the business makes the more interest you pay.

For example, if you borrowed N1,000,000 from passyjango Islamic bank (all rights reserved), and the profit sharing ratio is 50:50. If the business makes N200,000 profit, the bank in addition to the principal takes N100,000 share (10% interest on loan), if profit was N400,000, the bank takes N200,000 (20% interest on loan). On the other hand if the business made only N10,000, the bank takes N5,000 (0.1% interest on loan). Nothing will be paid if no profit is made, however I expect the bank to demand for the remainder of the principal you borrowed, so that they can cut their losses.

So, Islamic banks collect interest but Moslems refuse to call a spade a spade for whatever reason.

Already, we have problems with credit issues, how a non-interest banking system will survive in this country is yet to be seen. But I am not an expert; let the experts decide how it will work.  We need to be cautious.  I think if the opinion poll says they don’t want it, the leaders should listen to them.”

I think this is a valid question. Most Nigerians cash all their money once salaries are paid. The outcry over increase of withdrawal limit by UBA is an example. Our problem is that we always beat ourselves up over nothing. We have had Micro-finance banks in Nigeria for years, but what is the level of micro financing taking place in Nigeria today?

If the man actually used those words, then he must be a big [size=30pt]FOOL!![/size]. Although he is expressing the views of his subject, but as a leader he must know that he will be held accountable for his actions whether it is a popular demand or not. He should ask Slobodan Milosevic.

What is Islamic about Islamic banking. Do you have to wash your legs five times a day or visit Mecca? The fact is that the only reason why Muslims and Sanusi are insisting on the name Islamic is just to massage their ego. There is nothing Islamic about lending money to people on a non-interest basis, we all do that for friends and family. Even some non-religious humanitarian organisations have such schemes.

Am sure that is why some smart people don't care about the nomenclature. Muslims can keep deceiving themselves that non-interest banking is their idea, while we will own, run, and make money from the so called Islamic banks. After all, for a smart businessman, it is the bottom-line that matters not the nomenclature. Besides there will still be room for non interest banks that will not follow Islamic ways.

No one sets out just to be a billionaire. You are losing your focus by just setting out to be a billionaire and with such attitude you will likely end-up poor like all the other dreamers. To succeed in life you need to figure-out what you are willing to give for that which you want. It could be a product, service, a better way, or just an idea then you need to work hard to make whatever it is a success.

You may not end-up a billionaire in the end but you will be happy and make a difference wherever you are. Note that it is still possible to be a billionaire at 36 but broke at 40.

Don't mind the man, he is still basking in the euphoria of his new job. Soon another will tell us that $100 billion has been spent on power over the past three years and yet another will tell us that $200 billion has been stolen in Nigeria since 1980. That is how they fly inaccurate statistics all over the place when they are new to the job. Soon, he will settle down and start chopping his own.

That is why we need public toilets. Why would one risk his life just because he wants to answer the call of nature. This is not just sad, it is also shameful.

Whether we choose to admit it or not, Nigeria needs a single-minded leader who will not allow any obstacle to prevent him from achieving his aim of developing Nigeria. A man/woman who will use any legal means possible to achieve his aim and will uproot all that stand in his/her way through legal means. Someone who his yes is a YES and his no a NO, not the snakes and coconut heads we have today.

You do not need a prophet to tell you that before Nigeria will be fixed a strong-willed leader or successive strong-willed leaders will have to emerge. He may have used the word dictator, but am sure he meant strong-willed, single-minded, result-oriented, no-nonsense leader. This is a prediction that must come true, although with the voting style of Nigerians it may take 100 to 200 years for this prediction to come true.

Persuade her to talk to a psychologist, she may have some issues that only a professional can fix. May be she was maltreated when she was young and is now taking her revenge on everyone around her (just speculating).

Nigeria needs more than electricity. It also needs quality human capacity (only possible through a quality education system focusing on both learning and good character development), cheap and reliable logistics and distribution channels, as well as good IT infrastructure.

The theory that women out number men in Nigeria is not completely true as far as this generation is concerned, especially when used as a reason for many single ladies. The fact is that women are not getting married because most potential husbands are still struggling with the hardship in Nigeria. Also most women are not actually looking for a husband, they are looking for someone to take care of them pay their bills, etc. So they are not looking the way of struggling guys they want already made guys. But the bad news is that before a guy gets made, a smart lady may have hooked-up with him, so he may not remember you again until after the wedding.

It could be your past reputation. Serious guys ask around before to go after a girl, because just like you want a good husband, they also want a good wife. So if you were once known for having many boy friends, different men dropping you off at home (even if they were just friends), or even dating married men chances are that although you may not be engaging in such activities now, people (including you potential husbands) still remember you by your past. So in that case you need to re-brand yourself or relocate to a new environment.

Also be careful the kind of message you send out. People judge you by your action and not your intentions. For example, if you have a guy visiting your house, people will normally assume that he is a boy friend, so potential husbands will not want to interrupt. Also if you have many guys visiting and dropping you off, people will assume you are a flirt, so potential husbands will simply run away.

Do not expect people to understand that they are just your friends, because they cannot read your heart. Married men are after you because they think you are easy. If you say no and remain firm to one of them they will all disappear. Do not be surprised that all those married men that are asking you out are friends or members of the same club.

You need to re-brand yourself and be mindful of the message you send to potential husbands interested in you. The message should be clear "I am single, available, and everything a man would want in a woman. Make me your wife today and I will make you the happiest husband ever"

The grass is always greener on the other side. The truth is that the guy you admire today is no better than your husband. He is only sweeping you off your feet like your husband did when you first met. If you relate with him as long as you have with your husband you will find-out that he is as boring as you husband seems now to you.

You should also know that your husband may also be considering cheating on you. Both of you need to come together and rekindle your relationship.

El Guapo:

Am now getting sick of these Guys, cant Nigeria deal with Criminals??

Nigeria is governed by criminals and criminal-minded people, so they always find ways of negotiating with each other.

claremont:

Lamido is on point. We need to move from a cash-based economy to a cash-less economy, Nigeria needs radical fiscal policies before any form of progress can be made.

Yes, but what has he put in place to ensure that the policy works? Is he collaborating with other institutions, private sector, and ministries to ensure the policy works? What incentive or sensitisation has been put in place to encourage merchants to offer e-payment options to consumers. Must it be N150,000 why not something higher. Or does he think this policy will work just because he said so. For his information, Nigerians will only device a work around his limits, which will defeat the purpose of the policy.

baby-boy:

The reason Kanu is still playing today is because he knows within his heart that he is not fulfilled, he hasnt played enough football in his career to walk away from it! why do you think Avram Grant said he looks like a 55 yrs old person £20k a week at pompey, then 3 years ago they changed his contract to "TOP UP" that's he gets paid when he plays and he has to make 20 appearances to trigger another years contract. Now that Pompey are relegated his pay drops to £10k per game (50% relegation clause),


I hope all is well with his creeky bone

Even if Kanu earns £10k per game, he will still earn more this year than you will probably earn in your lifetime with that kind of mindset.

Kanu is the greatest player Nigeria has ever produced. He is also a very influential player. If Nigeria is losing and Kanu is on the bench there is this believe that he can come in and do some magic and his inclusion in matches usually changes it in favour of Nigeria. I can not remember any other player with that kind of influence in Nigeria.

However, Kanu became my all time best when he single-handedly took Portsmouth to an FA come victory scoring some crucial goals. And I am sure that Kanu will feature in the top 10 list for Portsmouth, at least he is in the top 20 for Arsenal.

This is an online poll so the people have decided. If you do not like it next time when such polls take place be an active participant rather than make noise on noiseland  .

Mbeki:

ABUJA, June 16 (Reuters) - A suspected suicide bomber was killed and many vehicles were destroyed in an explosion at a police station in Nigeria's capital Abuja on Thursday, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said.

"A suicide bomber died in the incident and many vehicles were destroyed," a spokesman for NEMA told Reuters. "NEMA has successfully cordoned off the motorpark site of police headquarters where the explosion occurred"

(Reporting by Joe Brock)

http://af.reuters.com/article/nigeriaNews/idAFLDE75F15M20110616?feedType=RSS&feedName=nigeriaNews

So we have finally graduated into suicide bombing. This is a very serious and dangerous development. Suicide bombing is the holy grail of terrorism and we have finally reached that milestone. This is sad. Everyone should be security conscious from today, the guy next to you might actually be wearing a bomb,

The argument of Tinubu is sound, ACN needs to sacrifice in order to gain ground in other parts of Nigeria. I do not see any selfishness in the argument of Tinubu.

djojo:

@ topic U just jump into conclusion about the update on his facebook, how do u know u are the one he is directing it to or someone else.
what u need to do is go to him and ask him about the update, who he refers to.
i think u are much in love and maybe u enjoy his thing, that is why u dont feel like living him

My taught exactly. I wonder if all these guys posting crap here actually read the post. That update is open ended hence; you cannot reach a conclusion just based on it. Like I observed earlier, it could actually be a compliment.

Today, i was reading through status updates on face book, and i saw the one he posted last night ""months of meaningless sex , worthless relationships, finally I'm in love n I'm happy" i can't describe how hurt i felt.

@poster, how are you sure that the guy was referring to you in the post. Couldn't it be possible that the guy was referring to his other relationships before he met you, in which case the status update could be a compliment. Your problem is that you are wishing the worst for the relationship, so I suggest you introduce some positive taughts in your mind as another lady with a positive mindset would have read the same update and be swept off her feet. You should atleast ask for clarification before reaching a wrong conclusion. Yes, English is not our mother tougue but we must learn to read between the line.

Dorothy belongs to an insignificant political party. A political party with no manifesto or coherent programme. Ngige on the other hand belongs to a more organised political party. So if you ask me, Ngige will be more effective than Dora. Politics is not about making noise in the senate it is about carrying people along and collaborating with others to achieve your aspirations. Dora is too arrogant. When she speaks she opens her eyes like she is trying to swallow somebody. She talks as if she is commanding people. Such communication skill will not be effective in the senate where you are trying to convince your peers to support one programme or another.

This is a good idea. We can easily trace fraud and mobile payment will replace cash. All that remains now is to ensure that all the components of this new ecosystem are in place before June 2012. This can create opportunity for a number of youths. Our problem is that we see problems in every situation instead of opportunity. What is our business with this new limit, after all how many of us have withdrawn more that N10,000 from our bank account since this year.

Our business should be figuring out how we can tap into this new ecosystem and creating wealth for ourselves and jobs for other Nigerians.

Mr President,

It is with shock and utter disbelief I received the news that you have so far won 25 per cent in 28 states plus Federal Capital Territory. According to the 1999 constitution, a winner needs the majority of votes and at least 25 per cent of votes in 24 states of the 36 states of the federation. So far you have won 25 per cent in 28 states, leaving your closest rival, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari of the Congress for Progressive Change with victories in only 12 states. I know you and your cronies will be celeberating and popping the proverbial champagne now  but here is a word of caution from perhaps one of your worse critics.

Allow me to explain that the presidential victory of April 16th was a victory for yourself and not necessarily for the PDP, which you are a part and parcel of. This should reveal without any equivocation that the elections were not driven by issues, but sentiments about personalities, religion and ethnicity. It is my opinion that as a nation we should grow our democracy to achieve a situation whereby persons win elections on the basis of merit and actual performance not sentiments, and certainly not with the aid of financial inducements, blackmail and violence.
I will not bore you with all the expectations Nigerians (the ones who voted for you, anyway) have-I believe you know all of these and intend to meet all of them.

Nevertheless, I intend to remind you of all the myriad of promises you made during your political campaign throughout the country. In my generosity, I have listed them for you here.

1. You Promised to rule for only one term (reference http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12339017)
As a man of your words or rather as you want to make us believe, PLEASE stick to this plan and pledge.
I sincerly hope we will not have political jobbers, groups like Youths Earnestly Ask for Jona, Dbanj, Lagbaja, Sunny Ade all singing for your second term bid? I sincerly hope also, you will not come out and openly deny you didnt make such promise or statements as you did about the zoning saga.

2. You promised a consitutional role for Traditional Rulers!!! I am short of words but Nigerians are waiting

3. On March 17th 2011, in Dutse the Jigawa statte capital, you promised:"If I win the election, within my four years in office, I will establish domestic airports in all the states without airports, WE ARE WAITING.

4. In Nasarawa, at the flagoff of your campaign you promised at least a university in every state including building specialist almajiri schools to shore up education in the North so as to eradicate illiteracy. The Almajiris are waiting o!

5. On February 8th in Ibadan, the day you called some people "rascals", you promised to create jobs and improve the power sector. The OYO people and indeed all Nigerians are waiting!!!

6. On Feb 9th, you were in Bauchi and you promised to intensify oil and gas exploration in the North-East as part of efforts to harness resources for economic development. Also you pledged to boost agriculture, power and water supply for wealth creation and revenue generation. Then you assured that projects such as the Mambilla hydro-electricity, Jada irrigation project and Kafin Zaki dam in Taraba, Adamawa and Bauchi would be pursued to boost agriculture and industrial development. Then you promised that your administration would establish two universities in the region. The NORTH EAST PEOPLE ARE WAITING,

9. You landed in Portharcourt on Feb 12 where you made alot of promises, maybe to woo your Niger Delta people. Be that as it may, you announced that the NNPC, in partnership with the private sector, would establish a petrochemical plant in the Niger Delta (you didnt state where exactly). You promised the plant will create job opportunities for the Niger Delta youths. Then you went ahead to promise the implementation of Local Content Law and Petroleum Industry Bill. In case you cant remember when you made all these, cast your mind back to the stampede that claimed some lives (where your wife called them martyrs).

10. In Kaduna- You promised massive transformation of the agricultural sector through construction of large dams and distribution of one million metric tonnes of fertilisers for the 2011 farming season (The rains are here already, so fulfil your promises o)
You also pledged to establish Almajiri model schools to address the challenges of the Almajiris.

11. In Benue-You promised to revolutionise agriculture and establish industries in the country through a five-year plan (We need that Plan now so we can keep track, the five years have started counting already)

You also promised to complete the irrigation project in Otukpo. Then you promised that the second Niger Bridge and the Benue Bridge projects will  be worked on in the next four years. I think its better to start now so by April 2015, we trust you would have completed it.

12. February 17th, you were in Plateau where you made shocked the entire country with amazing promises.  First of all, you pledged to refocus on the solid mineral development of the state and make it one of the key revenue sources in Nigeria. The Plateau people are banking on you.
Mr President, You promised to  build more dams and complete ongoing ones, so as to boost agricultural growth.

In addtion you promised to complete the Vom-Manchok-Jos road to boost economic links between Plateau and Kaduna states. Yoy left the state and the Plateau people have been happy ever since and now that you have won, they are waiting

13. Mr President on Feb 21, you were in Kogi. You promised among other things promised that the dredging of the River Niger and Lokoja-Abuja road dualisation would be completed very soon. THE KOGI PEOPLE AND INDEED NIGERIANS ARE HOPING AND WAITING

14. In Kwara State on Feb22, you pledged that the irrigation project in Shonga would be completed soon to boost the commercial farming activities of the New Nigeria Farmers in the area. Mr president, remember you also said the Jebba-Mokwa road and Jebba bridge would be given adequate attention to ease transportation in the area. Kwarians are waiting!

15. On February 24, Mr. President, you pledged to rehabilitate ALL ailing industries in Aba. I believe all Abians are hoping on you to provide the enabling environment to do their businesses, you must keep your promises,

16. Mr.President, on Feb 25th in Anamabra you said there is a plan to build a power station in the state, assuring that within the next four years your administration would construct and rehabilitate ALL federal roads leading to Anambra as well as the South East. You equally to provide potable water to the densely populated Onitsha and Nnewi cities and tackle erosion in the South-East. To tell you the truth, Mr. President, Anambrians are banking on you!

17. In Ebonyi state, you promised to dualise the Enugu-Abakaliki federal highway in addition to establishing  a secretariat for ALL Federal government's agencies and parastatals in Ebonyi. Mr. president, The people of Ebonyi has never had it so good since the creation of their state. Now, you have promised them the good life. Please keeep to your words!

18.  In Niger state, you promised the more power generation. Perhaps the most important aspect of your promises is that your government would map out a five-year strategic plan for road projects. (Please we are waiting for the Plan NOW!!!!)

19. On Feb 27, you were in Asaba, the Delta state capital, which happens to be my state. On that fateful sunday, you revealed that “The NNPC is developing a new programme that will absorb about 5,000 youths, ”, Mr. President, Deltans are delighted at this REVELATIONS. While that number is a far cry from the number of unemployed youths in the state, at all at all na winch (as we say in Warri), so Deltans are waiting.

20. On March 2nd, you were in Ondo where you pronmised that roads and other basic  infrastructure across the states will be developed in four years. In addition you also promised the exploitation of the vast bitumen deposits in the state for national economic development and employment generation. The Ondo people are waiting. Your Four years have started already. You must start now.

21. On the same day, March 2nd, your campaigbn train was in Ekiti state. While there, you promised that more than N50 billion federal intervention projects were ongoing in the state. You can be rest assured that the Fayemi and indeed the entire Ekiti kete are waiting for you.

22. On March 9th, in Sokoto,  you promised to rehabilitate the abandoned Shagari irrigation project as well as reviving the nation’s rail system and fight the menace of desertification in the country. Sokoto people have sufffered for too long. This is your time to redeem your pledge, Mr President. The clock is ticking!!!

23.The date was March 12th 2011 and you were in Ogun state.
Remember, the day you rode to Abeokuta through rail?

Yes, That was the day you promised an improved power supply before the end of the year through the Integrated Power Project (IPP) initiative.

You also pledged to build more refineries, encourage downstream activities, resuscitate rail transportation and create jobs. In case you have forgotten, that was the day that Gbenga Daniel (your South West campaign coordinator was booed by the Ogun people).

24.On March 14th, your campaign trained moved to Kebbi where you promised to establish a federal university next year (2012). You also promised to create jobs through science and technology, tackle environmental challenges and boost health care delivery.

25.Katsina, was your port of call on March 15 where you promised to enhance the living standard of Nigerians through implementation of people-oriented programmes that would provide citizens the necessary opportunities to realise their potentials.

In my opinion, this was just mere rhetorics as you did not make any concrete promises. or did you have the premonition, you will lose in Katsina? I might just be right.

26.In Kano, you pledged to resuscitate the nation’s power sector and encourage the development of small and medium scale enterprises in the country while ensuring justice, equity and fair play in the polity.

Mr.President, Space will not allow me to list the deluge of promises in Lagos, Osun, Borno, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Enugu, Imo, Taraba, Jigawa, Edo, Bayelsa and Zamfara states. If you can accomplish all your promises in the next four years, then you will go down memory lane as the best President ever. Im all honesty, I wish you GoodLuck!!!

Time will tell!!!

You actually left out one important promise. One promise that if my profiling of GEJ is correct will be the first or one of the first to be broken. What promise is that? That 35% of appointed offices will go to women. I am just watching with my pop corn to see how that works out and the master-piece of excuses that will be used to justify the broken promise.

While we are busy looking for scapegoats, the Al-Qaeda is having a time of their lives recruiting ignorant Nigerians to help them achieve their global objective. Could you imagine how many people may have enlisted into Al-Qaeda in the past few weeks? Who knows it may take a suicide bombing in Alaba or Onitsha markets to unlock those docile brains of ours that we are sitting on a ticking time bomb. Maybe that is what we need to wake up from our slumber.

Although most of us see the Almajiris as nuisance, they can be turned into assets if only we have the right people in government. All we need is to enlighten them, provide them with useful skills, and build an economic ecosystem around them. Imagine those millions of idle youths used to drive agricultural and industrial revolution in Nigeria. With their expertise in begging, they can even be turned into marketers. Once they are busy and can earn some reasonable income, they will have a value of self worth, which will make them harder targets for extremists and Islamists.

Untentable:

Can i use the new airtel internet data plan for smart phones on a laptop wit a modem. Am tinkin of activatin it on my airtel line and enjoyin it on my laptop. Would it work? Or do i need to get a smart phone?

Yes you can use it with your normal modem. Just make sure Airtel setting is loaded. If you are already browsing with Airtel on your modem just load N3k and activate using the appropriate code.

I hope they are also saving for the rainy day because I will not want to be burdened with the responsibility of providing for their upkeep in future. I know a number of former Hollywood stars depending on social security today. We don't have social security self in Naija (the more reason why they should save). I also hope they are also investing in the less privileged in their neighborhood.

uglybetty:

Thank God your eyes are now open. When I was telling you people that this so called despirado called Buhari is a big time fanatic  his supporters wanted to eat me up. where them dey? yeye loosers. he thinks he can take the presidency by force by killing innocent christians. God will jurge him.

And if he is innocent, God will judge you for bearing false witness against your neighbor.

Omooba77:

Madam, either you choose to be mischevious or sighing away from the truth AIT has it on record that REC of Bauchi was almost lynched when he ordered the arrest of under age . The news is every where CNN, BBC and Aljazera. Please don't from abraod fuel the ember of distingration. Home is home oh. God bless Nigeria! As for people changing to Goodluck suddenly, that is human nature; same crowd that cried Hossanna, said crucify him!

Who Registered the under aged voters and why? You cannot blame Buhari for that. He is not in charge of INEC nor is he the chief security of officer of Nigeria. So blame INEC, Jega, PDP, and GEJ for the lapses in the electoral process. They were the direct managers of the process.

The so called Almajiris are violent due to ignorance. Who is to blame for their continued ignorance and sense of low self-worth? PDP has been in control of most northern states for 12 years and till today they have not been able to find a lasting solution to the Almajiri problem. Is Buhari to blame for PDP's failure in solving the Almajiri problem?

It is also wrong to judge the Almajiris with our own standard as they are largely ignorant and do not reason the way we do. Most of them do not have homes and hence do not know how much it costs to build a house so burning houses would not be a problem. They also have no value for their own lives so taking another is not a big deal for them. We can insult, condemn, and denounce them like we always do, but until we face the Almajiri problem head long it will remain there.

The Almajiris are not the enemy. Our enemies are the people that created them and those who for their selfish reason have refused to tackle the social, economic, religious, and cultural problems that created them and continue to add more to their number. So causing the Almjiris is not going to help anyone.

phatephul:

WTF is Buhari Talking abt Does he think we are so short memoried that we forget wat he did during his reign as presidentunfortunately the youths of this generation were worse hit by the misgovernanace of the Military (Buhari, Babangida and Abacha) so we cannot vote any of them into power. I only ask Buhari to be careful that he doesnt unleash a violence he cannot control because if the south, east and west  unleash our own brand of mayhem, northerners go flee go Niger and Chad. GEJ was a popular choice, campaigned very widely, very well and vigorously,articulated his plans for Nigeria and he won. Anyone rejecting the results should go hug transformer!!!

Omo, you were not even born by then, so the memory argument is irrelevant.