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Hmmm being incorruptible doesn't even made his list. Chai this guy hasn't quit dribbling.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright...

Stupid talk...all these qualities fit that of tinubu....except for the number one..

Tinubu can never be the president

but tinubu is nt in his sixties

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright...

Stupid talk...all these qualities fit that of tinubu....except for the number one..

Tinubu can never be the president

but tinubu is nt in his sixties

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright...

Stupid talk...all these qualities fit that of tinubu....except for the number one..

Tinubu can never be the president

but tinubu is nt in his sixties

Poor list.

1. Must be a good Nigerian leader

Meaningless: There’s no God to consult on what a good leader is; subsequently, the decision is left to us humans to decide. Unfortunately this means one mans bad leader is another mans good leader. Up north Buhari is looked on as a good leader. Besides, in novel writing this is known as Telling and not Showing. You shouldn’t write that someone was a good leader or was evil, you need to show how they are a good leader or evil.

2. Must be a person who is well travelled across Nigeria

Not great for this could mean someone who travels across Nigeria for the purposes of willing and dealing over political power and paying homage to god-fathers by kneeling and kissing one their many ringed knuckles.

3. Must be someone who has friends everywhere

Friend everywhere in the Nigeria context does not suggest someone gregarious, affable and enlightened but someone positioning to milk the nation dry by conniving with persons in positions of power such as business moguls, heads of ports authority, oil industry, police chives, and sundry influencers.

4. Must be very verse in Economics

Not very imaginative since this would be on everyone’s list.

5. Must be a good Politician

See reason why number 1 on the list is meaningless.

6. Should be able to ‘talk’ to Nigerians

Eh, the worst point of all. Firstly Nigerians talk in over 400 languages from Igbo, Hauser, Isoko, Efik to Rubbish. Youths are the worst, beguiled, as they often are, by everything “the West”. Some would happily plunge Nigeria into civil war for trivial issues such as love for Twitter.

stephanie11:
POLITICSNIGERIA.COM



https://politicsnigeria.com/2023-ibb-reveals-7-qualities-nigerias-next-president-must-have-list/

Was beginning to mk sense until the "must be in the sixties" part. We don't want any aged leader biko. 60 na retirement age.

To that note I'm officially declaring my interest to run for presidency in 2023 because I have all 5 qualities.

Like play like play sha I'm not joking.

IBB using style to describe Tinubu ����

PataAlhajaKeji:
You're welcome and I'm very sorry for the insults.

Ẹ ma binu ma.

Have a nice day.

No problem at all.

Have a pleasant weekend. Stay blessed.

He played a part in Nigeria current predicaments he shouldn't be forming saint or good for nothing elder statesman

UncleKoboko:
oh, I forgot...
So he built the third mainland bridge with his sweat and the money he worked for??

This useless and senseless mentality in many people's heads about praising leaders when they execute a project with tax payer's money is always very irritating.
With such a stupid mentality, this country can never move forward.

Thank you for this. I simply don’t understand why Nigerians thank their public officials for spending public funds on projects they promised to do when they were begging to be elected.

Krismas:
One step FORWARD three steps BACKWARDS

Exactly what would happen to Nigeria if we vote that Lagos landlord in 2023.

HEAVEN4444:
the man did his part. he built third mainland bridge.

When would the likes of you in Nigeria start to have sense?!! Always thanking and worshipping public officials for doing as little as dropping a trip of sand anywhere in the country.

How can you be thanking public officials who begged you during elections to vote them into power on the promise that they would use your money (public funds) diligently to give you good governance. Thanking them for what exactly; for doing their job, not failing on their promises or for spending your money? Which one?

freshalien:
When would the likes of you in Nigeria start to have sense?!! Always thanking and worshipping public officials for doing as little as dropping a trip of sand anywhere in the country.

How can you be thanking public officials who begged you during elections to vote them into power on the promise that they would use your money (public funds) diligently to give you good governance. Thanking them for what exactly; for doing their job, not failing on their promises or for spending your money? Which one?

babangida is military. nobody voted him in

HEAVEN4444:
babangida is military. nobody voted him in

So he should have done differently because he was military? He was in power and he spent tax payers money and public funds to build that bridge, he did not do it with his private funds and out of the generosity of his heart. He did what he was supposed to do going by the office he occupied. What next, you would thank him for maintaining security in the country even though he was military and not civilian? Isn’t that what he is supposed to do as the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces?

To tear you slap dey hungry me, I swear! To clear your brain of that foolishness!

YorubaNinja:
95% of Nigerians are indeed foolish! We tend to adulate mediocrity. Why give attention to this fool in the first place? This is one of the fools that destroyed this beautiful nation. E no go better for IBB and him generations.

For anyone who cares... try reading 1990's Tell magazine article by 'General Umaru Dikko'... "Vagabonds-In-Power".

Is there a General Umaru Dikko?

Monogamy:
See them, they always know the right thing to do when they are not in power

Exactly.

Must be a yahoo boy so that the citizens can cashout... God punish all of you.