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And she has the dumbest brain in the world too. |
tesppidd:When did criticism of a government become a hate speech? You guys should be careful of what you wish for. Nigeria is in a democracy and not a military or theocracy where opposition to the Ayatollah is a blasphemy. |
Thank you Uncle Uzor. You have been noticed. You are right, Obasanjo has no moral right to criticize Buhari and it is also morally wrong for you to tell us that. |
If it's happening to you, please call the police to avoid double homicide. |
Human memories may be short; but the internet never forgets. Pcicero 2017. |
Bia Victor, did Buhari seek your blessings before contesting in 2015,? What role did you play in his emergence? OBJ was in Ota when they calling him navigator and sought his help. OBJ we know, Victor who are you? |
To all those calling Obasanjo names, he was sitting in his Ota Farms jejely when they took their problems to him. They called him a navigator and asked him to direct and support them. He did all they asked of him. Now, you can't question his moral authority over what he helped to berth. |
[quote author=edgecution post=64452189]Oga, there is no Mr Grant anywhere. His name is Ayo Gam - Ikon, an Ex banker. He mismanaged the hotel finances. Kanu trusted him and they have been business partners for almost 20 years. [/quote Yeah, thanks. That is his name. |
three:Agreed. Buhari then seemed to be the only rallying point for the coalition against GEJ. He was also helped by his famed integrity and perceived incorruptible personae. |
It wasn't Kanu's fault really. He went into a partnership with one Mr Gam-Ikom who is also his friend. Gam-Ikom runs the business and they had a fallout when things started going south. How did I know this? I have a banker friend who was always regaling me with their gist more than 7 years ago. Sometimes, I just pity the ethnic champions who out of ignorance ascribe persecution to everything |
PStacks:You might need to understand that his taciturn attitude towards issues made him a target. Some of us blamed Goodluck for allowing Boko Haram to fester. They even shared his picture dancing at a Kano rally after some attacks. It was convenient to blame Jonathan then for what Ali Modu and other governors allowed to grow under their watch. Why do people now develop headache when same is extended to Buhari? |
OP You must be joking. Do you mean PDP also caused this? To begin with, blaming all the woes of Nigeria on PDP's 16 years has not only become a worn-out cliche but puts this govenrment in a bad light. We knew the shortcomings of PDP when GEJ was voted out. Buhari presented himself as the solution. And you all voted him in. To the crux of the matter, i first heard of ecological funds during OBJ's tenure. That was the beginning of PDP. There were various instances where state governments were accused of diverting such funds. Ali Modu Sherrif of Borno (ANPP-PDP-APC 2003-2011), George Akume (PDP- APC) were some of such governors. http://nigerianpilot.com/ecological-fund-the-big-fraud/ |
[b]Ever wondered about the views of outspoken Afrobeat maverick, Fela Kuti, on the failed secession bid of Biafra and the civil war of 1967 to 1970? A first-person biography of Fela, written by Carlos Moore, contains an account of his standpoint on the issue. ‘Fela: This B**ch of a Life’, originally published in 1982, is based on hours of conversation the author had with Fela. An excerpt from chapter nine of the book sees Fela talk about the Biafran war and what secession would have meant for Nigeria, had it been successful. What Fela said “The Biafran war had started in ’66 and was now fully underway. I was in Lagos, playing music. I didn’t like the Biafran war though. I thought the Nigerian government was wrong. I thought the Biafrans were right. The Yoruba are not Ibo. I thought the Ibos were right. “I said to myself, “This whole thing is a cheap, big hustle to put the Ibos in a bad light in the world.” And, in fact, what was happening was the beginning of corruption in Nigeria. That’s evident now. “The Biafrans were f***ing right to secede, man. If it was secession, it was good secession. Because secession is what could have brought Africa together at that time. From secession, we could come together again. But by not seceding, we’re put together by force. Uhuhhhhhh! That’s what’s happening in Nigeria today. The Ibos don’t understand why they’re in Nigeria. “The Yorubas don’t know what’s happening. And the Hausas, they want to dominate everybody. The whole thing is f***ing confusion. I don’t even know myself why we’re in Nigeria; how we all got to be together in this country, in the first place. No politician has ever gone into that. If Ojukwu had seceded, we would have started our own history. We would have known why we seceded and what happened. “How did we get together in the first place? Uh? That’s the real question. Why don’t any of the politicians ever ask that question? Eh? Anyway, at that time, when the war was going on, I wasn’t politically minded at all. “I made my comments as a citizen. I was just another musician, playing with Koola Lobitos and singing love songs, songs about rain, about people… What did I know? That’s when I split to America.”[/b] Source: https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/fela-kuti-biafra-war-secession/ |
You just can't make these things up. Imagination rules the world. The mind is a terrible thing to waste indeed! |
ajebuter:Yes, don't mind him. My mum had to call him severally to tell what people had been saying. She even pleaded with him to work on some roads like Alfa Sanni (behind Grace Schools), Mutairu and others. The guy promised to do them and even assured her that equipment would soon be mobilised to site. Story, story... |
ajebuter:I sabi Oris wella. The guy na mum's relative from Omu-Eleni. Don't think I've heard of Anifowoshe. Biyi Mabadeje was picked from Pedro-Gbagada too during Fashola's tenure. Where does the Anifowoshe live in Pedro? I be Pedro-Gbagada boy. Went to CMS. Still dey enter Wiseken. My folks are still in Gbagada though but I've since moved out. |
Unlimited419:All these useless bloggers. Nigeria did not qualify for Germany 2006! |
CrtlAltDel:Thank you jare. I have a feeling you are an insider. I have been reading many subtle campaigns by Glo to tilt the bid in its favour. I won't say too much for now. Fingers crossed. |
After all these explanations, I know some aproko people will still call her 'borrow pose'. |
See people taking sides because Ibiyemioe or whatever his name is their pastor/kinsman or beloved MOG. They do not even bother to look at the facts. Nigeria, I hail you ooo Small time now, they will open their buccal cavities to accuse others of being tribalistic. |
krissconnect:We're waiting. |
Well, it's not all about f^ckery but your imagination is wild. Your mastery of language is impressive and infusion of humour is commendable. I'm expecting more updates. |
So, it wasn't Philip Emeagwali that invented the internet? Where are the chestbeaters? |
Igbos and persecution complex. Hmmm Imagine the way they were crying like errant kids all over the place that Innoson was being targeted because he refused to relocate his business to Lagos/ build a plant in Kaduna bla bla bla. In a matter of weeks, their eyes will clear when Innocent the master forger will be cooling his heels in Kirikiri maximum prison for forgeries. Nothing irritates me more than their voluble empty rants and over inflated sense of importance. Yeye people. Una go still enter that lagoon last last |
whonamehelp:Bad belle |
forreelinc:If Musiliu Obanikoro catch you on top this one, believe me you don die be dat. |
victorazyvictor:Brood of vipers. By their fruits you shall know them. |
Abudu2000:I don't get it. So, everyone should be railroaded into your Buhari messianic project like you did in 2015. You guys took up the whole space and stampeded anyone who urged caution against resting all our hopes on a man who has not demonstrated real readiness to fix the country except the usual cliche of 'I will fight corruption". We can now see how much corruption he has ridden the country of when it is now incontrovertible that corruption resides in his bedroom. You know what, i care less about what you think of me. I can tell you how much damage Buhari has done to this country. |
Abudu2000:That Atiku is even being considered shows how much Buhari has failed. In my reckoning, he can't be worse than Buhari. |
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