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Is he contesting for president? Why can't Mumunmadu Buhari tell us how? |
So the master finally picks a slave, as expected! ![]() Time to change my signature! |
At 72, a man that should be reminiscing life with pleasurable nostalgia is rather To wish you happy birthday is to betray same follies as those who surround. I will say to you: Dear General Buhari, you are not the change we need, you are a sad reminder of our failed past. You never offered anything then, nor will you offer now in your frail state! As you did to others in the past, so may you reap! PointB. |
PriceOfGarri: ![]() And he's going to fix the economy with Navy, Airforce, Army! Isn't that the acme of clueless? |
WhiteTechnology:As if you know them. Yoruba are not ready to vote any ticket with a Yoruba man on it. Sly bigots, pathetic ethnicists masquerading as progressives. That what most of them on Nairaland are! That's what they support |
Even though it's photoshopped, He's done injustice to a revered attire! Epic fail! |
A gentle reminder. ![]() |
What does it profit Ameachi to spend his state money on Tinubu, only to suffer rejection. Ameachi, ntoooor! ![]() |
Firefire:Wicked! ![]() |
ebdib:Actually he didn't. In every family, there is always that fellow whose is responsible for the welfare of others. This individual is expected to be the breadwinner, provide emotional and physical support, and get blamed when anything goes wrong. Such person who carries the burden of all and sundry in that set-up can be liken as Jesus in that setting. In saying that GEJ carries the burden of every citizen of Nigeria just as Jesus Christ carried that of the Jewish people, and the world at large, Okupe is on point! But of course there are folks who sees this comparison in a different way, but it's doesn't detract from Okupe's analogy! Every one has someone who is like Jesus to them on several basis. |
emiraty:Lol, The one blessed by the Almighty can never be cursed, if in doubt ask Balaam. I didn't know you are a follower of mohammed, but the truth remain. Both Mohammed, Buhari, and perharps you won't mind using terror tactics to achieve your aims. Buhari is the accursed one bros, and you if you care to join him in braying for blood like Mohammed. If you are so pained by my post, go and take a dive in crude oil, bigot. Again if GEJ is likened to Jesus, I liken Buhari to Mohammed, as they both advocate shedding of blood. Eat your heart out with your meaningless curse! Cos you are the first beneficiary of your own curse! hehehehehehe |
emiraty:For the avoidance of doubt, If GEJ is compared to Jesus, Buhari can be compared to Mohammed. Braying for blood is a common denominator for those two. Now you can rant again. Like I care what you think! |
The dogs even have ranks - privates and lance corporals. Na wa oo. Do they get special feeding and housing depending on their rank? Just curious. Good one nonetheless. |
Lol, I thought Soyinka is always the hunter (pardon the pun), why is he now been hunted by Obasanjo. 'Guinea fowl hunter' indeed, Obj badt gan! ![]() |
Interesting analogy. If I may extrapolate, I would say Buhari is like Mohammed, always braying for blood! ![]() |
obailala:African is dark a continent because of people like you! Seriously, where have you been all this while buhari incorrigibility has been based on his "I have no house in Abuja" and "I have no money" stories. Was it not the same Buhari who famously stated that "Abacha was not corrupt!" If people are measured by the utterance, deeds, and body language, then the one who toppled democratically elected government, cleared Abacha of corruption, has no business seeking democratic leadership, or masquerading as incorrigible. He who comes to equity must come with clean hands! |
Because Buhari is as clueless as they come, you can see several of his fan opening threads to make plans for him. A man who couldn't plan his retirement, has no meaningful source of income, has no house, and has no money at his age, in incapable of thinking. Buhari has no plan, because he can't think through policies, he's hoping his VP will provide him with plans and leadership. |
ghost1718:Perhaps it's the truth, but this truth appears of no consequence. If there is crisis in Nigeria today, and we all had to go back to our 'village', will we all have a place to sleep and food to eat, for how long? That's the question our people doing business outside Alaigbo should be answering. Not how much money they are making. Forward thinking... |
ghost1718:Consider investing a huge chunk of that revenue to improving Alaigbo, that's what we should be saying. Let's stop bragging of how much we make in Lagos, but rather how much of these money is invested back home. |
mrvitalis:Are you still thinking about it? Better starting doing it. You can start by getting your plot of land, and starting your building project; either for residential or commercial activity. My people say "you don't tell the man who ate pepper to drink water", it should come naturally. |
pacesetter939:Can you give us quotes from Buhari himself where he articulated such vision and dream, and road-map for reaching it? |
Abeg what is Janjawiids? Or you mean supporter of APC? |
A waste of resources. Horses are not properly adapted to the tropics. Tse-tse flies will be the biggest threat against these poor animals. As earlier mentioned by a poster, (power) bike is a much better option. |
allcomage:Yes the US do send weapons and other aids to Israel, read! Terrorism and Islamic militancy is a a global problem as acknowledge by the Isreali Prime Ministers, and since no one is an Island, getting assistance from those who actually know how to combat these challenge is never a bad idea. Besides, there is nothing to suggest we wont pay if asked. All those countries you refer to will never refuse aids when offered. In any case, I doubt if you have any iota of idea what they do in the background to get weapons! |
Dear Nethanyahu, Thank you for your concern. Indeed we face same kind of cowardly enemies who seek to harm unarmed civilians. Do note that we could do with Merkava tanks, assault rifles, and other weapons of carnal warfare. Please do strive to send these as a gesture of your support. Sincerely, Concerned Nigerians |
I was taught by my parent to always use the gate and front-door, scaling fences to gain entrance to a property is usually associated with vagabonds, area-boys, and thieves. So did my good parent teach me. What is Prof talking about? Is he aware there are impressionable youth listening to him? How could he glorify rascally bahaviour? Indeed his deep association with APC is clouding his judgement. The mighty has indeed fallen! |
seanet02:Bigot. Say whatever you like, senility is usually sign of old age. I reckon folks like you think Soyinka is a god, ageless, immortal, and infallible. That's classic bigotry. Soyinka is flesh and blood, and susceptible to the limitation, and frailty of flesh. You can take that to the bank!! |
Oduduwaboy:When I do, I hope I am not taken too seriously, and I hope to be called to order. Senility and old age are usually mutually inclusive. |
I hope he (Rochas) win the APC primaries. At least that will get him out of Imo State House. His APC politics has never favoured Imolites. Maybe he'll do better at national level. |
seanet02:He's not infallible; he can't be right all the time. I think he's now senile. You know old men like to wag their tongues, just like obasanjo is doing lately! |
They are gradually getting back to their senses. I wonder who the slowpoke was who even muted impeachment of the president, when election is just about two months away. Only the lowliest of morons will conjure up such inanities, only in Nigeria. Is it only impeach, how about impair and impale? Nonsense!! |
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