EmpresFIDEL:
it is very difficult.. I have been addicted to him for 5years. so the only thing that want to separate us on this earth is genotype. it's very painfull

Rorachy:
They would have used an Igbo lady to act that, she didn't do a good job.

Jaideyone:
anyone that decides to runaway after leading 2m of his followers to their death is nothing but a coward

femi4:
he's going trophyless this season..... Overhype Coach

asadike:
Thk u my igbo brother. We are d only people bold enough to speak d truth. We fear no foes and we dont care whether d Daura President is hurt or not. D truth is bitter but someone have to say it. Buhari should resign with immediate effect. Corruption fighting corruption. Ndi ara

gurunlocker:
I'm sorry buy they look paid..... where are their husbands, sons and daughters?.... or they only gave birth to one chibok girl each?

NA keep rescuing hundreds of hostages and not even one chibok girl since? are they living in Pluto?.... just hope this doesn't turn out to be scam.

onyedikachukwue:
Probe the traitor, ameachi is now rejected all over d place because of his association with yellowbar and Hausa people. We d ekwerres and entire lower Niger people (ss/se) have rejected him

dollarlander:
I don't even check my wife's phone for any reason. If she misbehave, I have told her, she gives me opportunity to be very free. LOL.
I know madam MrsOJ and Dyt may not like me for this, but I beg you to allow me to express myself.

I will not follow up on any woman if she is keeping any secrete or not, because I don't have such time. But the day she is found guilty of any bad behaviour, she is on her own from that moment and I live my life the way I desire. If she wants to stay with me she is free, I will not send her away, but she has lost every right to question my authority because she has lost the ground.

That's my opinion.

germainediva:
Initially when hubby suggested it I refused but when he insisted I give in 4 peace sake......his reason ;in case he carelessly drops it nobody wll b able to access it, so when I demanded d pass word he gave me but after some wks he changed it and refused t give me d password.and said we both nid a little privacy.............but any time he has d opportunity he quickly checks my fone tho I password my fone too.

Stelvin101:


The truth they say is always bitter young man so go eat ur poo and stop quoting me, if my words are hurting u, go huge transformer or use the nearest rope and commit suicide coz from ur way of reasoning, it's pretty clear you are an abomination to humanity. where was ur brainless father when President Buhari was running for Presidency? I guess he was busy playing draft witg his fellow NFAs and jumping on ur mother morning till nite. E-diot!

ebamma:
BadHari is a puppet of the West, he agreed to do their bidding before the elections, that's why the always and are still supporting him,
Goodluck didn't have their time and was more friendly with the Chinese that's why the hated him,
America is no friend of no one, the only ally with those who will do their bidding

olasmith10:
After reading dis write up, one thing that comes to mind is SURE-P

Pineapp:
Wrong= CD


Right= Condom.

seguntijan:

In my humble opinion, what happened today is neither bad for President Buhari's station nor is it for the massive agents of change that stood in the sun and the rain to give him the baton of leadership. Unlike many other core Buharists that are overcome with sadness and disappointment, I am cautiously optimistic and to some extent celebrating. Let me explain.
1. For President Buhari, he has proven to Nigerians that he is a man of his words for in spite of extreme pressure from and political maneuvers by the APC party apparatchik, he remained resolute in his decision not to interfere with the process of selection of the National Assembly leaders. When they announced today that he would mediate in the morning, I could not believe it one bit. They probably thought announcing it publicly would compel him to interfere. Buhari did not even turn up at the venue. And I want to believe this singular act must convince everyone including his party that it is not going to be business as usual. In a recent interview Buhari had said that history had shown that interfering in NASS election affairs had never augured well for the executives. He would do differently, and he did.
2. For Bukola Saraki, congratulations are in order. Many would think that the nPDP faction have finally had their say, perhaps even way. Yet I think this is a triumph of an extraordinary personal ambition by someone that knew exactly where he wanted to be regardless of the consequences. It's Niccholo Machiavelli in flesh and blood. However, for people like that, getting the prize is just the beginning of their 'interesting' lives. That he will be fighting too many battles on all fronts is not in doubt; it's a question of whether he is able to be a cat with nine lives. No faction is really happy with him. PDP sees him as a 'traitor' that they think they have now used to hit APC leadership and get a foothold in the NASS leadership. With the recent Supreme Court ruling, nobody can defect from one party to another without vacating his seat, except where the party is factionalized at the national level. For this reason Saraki will never defect, hence PDP has zero shot at the Presidency. Now, when President Buhari submits bills in line with APC programmes, Saraki will not be unwise enough to team up with PDP elements to stop it. The day he does that is the day he would face the real wrath of the party. And at that time, President Buhari would not be a disinterested party with whatever that connotes. If Saraki dare does that, the party can now use its internal mechanism to 'take care of the Saraki problem' with the President fully involved. Because Buhari would then see Saraki as a thorn on his road of saving Nigerians.
A wise Saraki, who was Machiavellian enough to get there, will know that 'sucking up' to the President and his programmes is his best route. In fact, I expect him to quickly begin mending fences with the APC leadership for his own survival. A word is enough for the wise.
3. For Nigerians, I think this is a good, interesting start. A situation where you've a vibrant legislature is good for democracy. A good legislature should not be a rubber stamp to the executive arm. A visual apparition suggesting that one politician has pocketed the key leadership of the nation does not have a high feel good factor. His place in the history of Nigerian politics is already indelible. That alone should be enough for that hero of democracy. I believe for the roles the PDP components played in his emergence, Saraki will ensure they do not feel that their opinions are irrelevant in the scheme of things. After all, he may need them soon and again. This will ensure that all bills are scrutinized for the benefit of Nigerians before being passed by the APC majority house.

seguntijan:

In my humble opinion, what happened today is neither bad for President Buhari's station nor is it for the massive agents of change that stood in the sun and the rain to give him the baton of leadership. Unlike many other core Buharists that are overcome with sadness and disappointment, I am cautiously optimistic and to some extent celebrating. Let me explain.
1. For President Buhari, he has proven to Nigerians that he is a man of his words for in spite of extreme pressure from and political maneuvers by the APC party apparatchik, he remained resolute in his decision not to interfere with the process of selection of the National Assembly leaders. When they announced today that he would mediate in the morning, I could not believe it one bit. They probably thought announcing it publicly would compel him to interfere. Buhari did not even turn up at the venue. And I want to believe this singular act must convince everyone including his party that it is not going to be business as usual. In a recent interview Buhari had said that history had shown that interfering in NASS election affairs had never augured well for the executives. He would do differently, and he did.
2. For Bukola Saraki, congratulations are in order. Many would think that the nPDP faction have finally had their say, perhaps even way. Yet I think this is a triumph of an extraordinary personal ambition by someone that knew exactly where he wanted to be regardless of the consequences. It's Niccholo Machiavelli in flesh and blood. However, for people like that, getting the prize is just the beginning of their 'interesting' lives. That he will be fighting too many battles on all fronts is not in doubt; it's a question of whether he is able to be a cat with nine lives. No faction is really happy with him. PDP sees him as a 'traitor' that they think they have now used to hit APC leadership and get a foothold in the NASS leadership. With the recent Supreme Court ruling, nobody can defect from one party to another without vacating his seat, except where the party is factionalized at the national level. For this reason Saraki will never defect, hence PDP has zero shot at the Presidency. Now, when President Buhari submits bills in line with APC programmes, Saraki will not be unwise enough to team up with PDP elements to stop it. The day he does that is the day he would face the real wrath of the party. And at that time, President Buhari would not be a disinterested party with whatever that connotes. If Saraki dare does that, the party can now use its internal mechanism to 'take care of the Saraki problem' with the President fully involved. Because Buhari would then see Saraki as a thorn on his road of saving Nigerians.
A wise Saraki, who was Machiavellian enough to get there, will know that 'sucking up' to the President and his programmes is his best route. In fact, I expect him to quickly begin mending fences with the APC leadership for his own survival. A word is enough for the wise.
3. For Nigerians, I think this is a good, interesting start. A situation where you've a vibrant legislature is good for democracy. A good legislature should not be a rubber stamp to the executive arm. A visual apparition suggesting that one politician has pocketed the key leadership of the nation does not have a high feel good factor. His place in the history of Nigerian politics is already indelible. That alone should be enough for that hero of democracy. I believe for the roles the PDP components played in his emergence, Saraki will ensure they do not feel that their opinions are irrelevant in the scheme of things. After all, he may need them soon and again. This will ensure that all bills are scrutinized for the benefit of Nigerians before being passed by the APC majority house.

aventura:
your analysis is flawed. One sided perspective.

badman007:


Are we really?

Igbo politicians have been pushed to the curbs for as long as I have existed... Let's not deceive ourselves, Nigeria is only peaceful when the Northerners have their way.

Power has been sheared by our Hausa and Yoruba brothers, but sadly, we the igbos would still fight ourselves over the left overs, thank you very much!

aventura:
your analysis is flawed. One sided perspective.

aventura:
your analysis is flawed. One sided perspective.

DickDastardly:
Mogbe!
I think Nigeria just 'CHANGEd' from frying pan to fire.
APC what have you people brought upon Nigeria.

agarawu23:
nice one


But I still don't understand why PDP are jubilating over saraki's victory

IzonOwei:
Pipelines should be used instead of these tankers for safety and environmental issues...lives and property are at risk of being destroyed by these tankers...what kind of country is this that safety comes last...

UnknownT:
Which way Nigeria?
Tankers move in day time, they catch fire. Now tankers decide to move at night/dawn, they still catch fire. By what time should tankers move again? . Sorry to those that may lose some properties, government should help them out

justwise:


I can't believe that he is still there

Ezenwammadu:
l blame APC

Samyyorn:
New Rivers begin
Goodbye to rivers criminals
Now we have a real Rivers born in our Govt house

Samyyorn:
New Rivers begin
Goodbye to rivers criminals
Now we have a real Rivers born in our Govt house

eazisky:
Some Porthacourt and otueke ppl will even be disapointed in GEJ,


Tell me are about it. I'm riverine and married to a bayelsan and we are not smiling at all.

all the same, mr. buhari, by tomorrow morning i xpect fuel price to be stabilized, 1 naira=1 dollar, 100.000 job creation per month Shikenan

Emphany:
You are so into this party non-sense,wetin concern d matter and PDP na... Sincerely you are one party Idiat,i wonder how much they pay you.