plaindealer:


Old Tinubu worked harder, traveled all over the country meeting people day after day even after the primaries and he's still on the road while the so called young candidates sat on their lazy assess expecting candidates on a platter of gold. He was in Ekiti campaigning while Atiku camped in Dubai enjoying the good life

Obvious, the man is not lazy and he works harder than the other candidates combined.

Jona was younger, but he remains the most useless and horrible president in the history of Nigeria so of what relevance is your age fixation? Abi all your young governors and leaders don turn the SE or SS into Dubai?

Goodluck is the worst and your Buhari is the best.

All I see around you is bitterness and if care is not taken it will consume you.

plaindealer:



Flooding happens even in the most developed and advanced societies.

Sad that at your age you are still not up to per..


I see that you sidestepped the rotten and sewage flooding with disease that you live with comfortably and happily like rotten pigs.

This is your own life and way of life

The joke is on you

So because flooding is a natural occurrance we should fold our hands and watch it ravage our homes.

Sense is very far from you.

plaindealer:


Old Tinubu worked harder, traveled all over the country meeting people day after day even after the primaries and he's still on the road while the so called young candidates sat on their lazy assess expecting candidates on a platter of gold. He was in Ekiti campaigning while Atiku camped in Dubai enjoying the good life

Obvious, the man is not lazy and he works harder than the other candidates combined.

Jona was younger, but he remains the most useless and horrible president in the history of Nigeria so of what relevance is your age fixation? Abi all your young governors and leaders don turn the SE or SS into Dubai?

Mumu keep quiet and stop vomiting thrash.

Why does civil servants retire from public service at the age of 65?

Why does NYSC exempt prospective corp members of 30years and above?

Why does employers consider age during recruitment exercise.

Think with your brain and not your anus.

Blazebond:
Una too like to dey hype mumu talk from old small children,neither obi,atiku,tinubu or whoever the f**k is gonna be victorious in the next elections will take Nigeria to the immediate utopian level most of you think,all they are gonna do is lay the foundations for the springing up of that next levels, things take processes and all we need is an individual that is going to be real and accept that Nigeria is f**Ked,a man that won't come and be preaching fake gospels of sincerity and frugality but a man that will tell it to our face that our systems needs to be empowered and allowed to function,Mr perfect man couldn't turn Anambra to 25 percent of California in 8 years of rule as governor, Anambra that is super rich o,all we see is him handing out million naira checks to Catholic mission schools,and presenting computers and whatever to students,what are his legacies? Anambra is a high producing manufacturing state,a super commerce state,they have ports that can be developed to enable the movement of goods,what evolution did he bring to the transportation systems in Anambra state?you all should stop hyping averageness,he did nothing extraordinary when he was governor so what makes you all think that he will do better when he becomes president?

And the other 2 candidates nko?

You didn't mention anything about them, I thought you weren't bias when I read the 3 lines of your post.

Did i just read he don't need to count during census.

plaindealer:


Old Tinubu worked harder, traveled all over the country meeting people day after day even after the primaries and he's still on the road while the so called young candidates sat on their lazy assess expecting candidates on a platter of gold. He was in Ekiti campaigning while Atiku camped in Dubai enjoying the good life

Obvious, the man is not lazy and he works harder than the other candidates combined.

Jona was younger, but he remains the most useless and horrible president in the history of Nigeria so of what relevance is your age fixation? Abi all your young governors and leaders don turn the SE or SS into Dubai?

My POV is not a strictly political argument. I'm coming from the medical perspective and would wish to be engaged by a medic so we would go into deeper depths.

Back to your assertions. To say that Jonathan is the worst president we've had is strongly arguable. I hope you know someone else would come up and tell you Buhari is the worst. See, assessments in politics, most times, are based on personal interests.

I know there are medical doctors that support Tinubu's candidacy. I know there are doctors that supported Buhari. Heck, many of these docs are my chiefs... Some are professors and gods of medicine. But I also know these people are acting out of personal gains, tribalism, or something else. The medicine they taught us tells us otherwise.

Also note that while Tinubu is "working hard," Peter Obi too seems to be working hard. The man is always on the road. He toured more states than Tinubu. So we can't just generalize that it's only Tinubu that's working hard.

I had said earlier that this age discussion is truer in the old. This can be proven scientifically. I understand there are other dynamics that determine if a leader would be successful. So, the fact that someone is young does not confirm he'd be a successful leader.

Thank you.

Kosoco:
somebody stated the truth, you want to talk him down because of tribalism we got no conscience again. May God Help us All.... Look af the State of Nigeria.

Don't mind dis people jare but let me tell u some thing,the only thing still holding dis country together is Lagos any day Lagos catches better fire Nigeria will end, thats what's up....Afghanistan na child's play cause Afghans are educated na so they can think but Nigeria na kanka as in ehn

Only racker na him we fit take rack dis country like dis but first we GATS find Boardman

OmoIjebuOde:


Goodluck is the worst and your Buhari is the best.

All I see around you is bitterness and if care is not taken it will consume you.

We can see Buhari projects and achievements on the ground, even in the SE where jona did not even bother to commission ordinary gutter.

Joker.

TONYE001:


My POV is not a strictly political argument. I'm coming from the medical perspective and would wish to be engaged by a medic so we would go into deeper depths.

Back to your assertions. To say that Jonathan is the worst president we've had is strongly arguable. I hope you know someone else would come up and tell you Buhari is the worst. See, assessments in politics, most times, are based on personal interests.

I know there are medical doctors that support Tinubu's candidacy. I know there are doctors that supported Buhari. Heck, many of these docs are my chiefs... Some are professors and gods of medicine. But I also know these people are acting out of personal gains, tribalism, or something else. The medicine they taught us tells us otherwise.

Also note that while Tinubu is "working hard," Peter Obi too seems to be working hard. The man is always on the road. He toured more states than Tinubu. So we can't just generalize that it's only Tinubu that's working hard.

I had said earlier that this age discussion is truer in the old. This can be proven scientifically. I understand there are other dynamics that determine if a leader would be successful. So, the fact that someone is young does not confirm he'd be a successful leader.

Thank you.

1. Jonathan earned N51 trillion from oil, largest wealth accumulation in the history of Nigeria, but he did not build any bridge, no road, no hospital, no electricity, no refinery, nothing, all he did was supervising looting and stealing.

2. Jonathan declared austerity masseurs in 2014 when the price of oil was still high and by the time he left office, he was borrowing hundreds of billions to pay workers salaries

3. By his last day in office, nearly all the states were bankrupt with not money to function or pay salaries, Nigeria was ready to implode, but thank God for Buhari salary bail out, this is the reason why your state did not go under.

Now, if you are going to defend Jonathan, you should start by listing his achievements.

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Ooh pls shut up.. she's very right..how can we determine that the same person you want all Nigerian to accept is gonna solve nigeria's issue..you Dumbos don't understand that everyone is free to vote and support whoever he/she so wish..

Your choice can't be theirs..never..we are human and we all have different opinion..
Your candidate might be evil and incompetent in the eyes of others..vice versa.. simple as that..
What if your candidate eventually gets the power and doesn't perform well..?
What are you gonna do..so pls stop the gibberish and respect people's choice of candidate...

Considering the poor state of things and the bad governance we've been experiencing over the years, common sense should make us know and choose the right person for the job.

Tinubu is fvckin old and infirm, i wonder how he's going to look like in the course of the next eight years. He has already made his mark, it's time for him to relax and rest in his twilight years.

The person for the job should be vibrant, young and frugal, with a good track record. Someone that's free from corrupt practices.

It shouldn't be about choice anymore. Let's just come out en masse to get the right person for the job.

Nigerians are always very foolish with their choices because of their poor mindset. They know the right person but tribalism wouldn't let them do the right thing.

BTW, it's laughable to say peter obi is working hard? When was the last time he was seen doing serious campaigning when he's not lying as if lying is the only way he can breath?

See bellow, Mr I don't fly private jet I only fly economy....


Abeg don't mention that dishonest, untrustworthy and chronic liar.

plaindealer:


1. Jonathan earned N51 trillion from oil, largest wealth accumulation in the history of Nigeria, but he did not build any bridge, no road, no hospital, no electricity, no refinery, nothing, all he did was supervising looting and stealing.

2. Jonathan declared austerity masseurs in 2014 when the price of oil was still high and by the time he left office, he was borrowing hundreds of billions to pay workers salaries

3. By his last day in office, nearly all the states were bankrupt with not money to function or pay salaries, Nigeria was ready to implode, but thank God for Buhari salary bail out, this is the reason why your state did not go under.

Now, if you are going to defend Jonathan, you should start by listing his achievements.

Sadly, you seem to have missed the point of my submissions. This is not a Jonathan-Buhari argument.

My submission is rather an attack on the Nigerian medical and legal communities. Our legislators should impose laws making medical scrutiny a compulsory step to power. This law may already be there but is it functional? If it were, our current president and Tinubu wouldn't have approached power.

My point is an argument that age, especially old age, is a strong determinant of the success of a leader. My point is that, as we age, neurodegenerative changes occur and this jeopardizes our functions. My point is that our country deserves a young, well-oriented leader. I don't care where this person comes from. If he's strong enough for the job, if he's got a good record, if he has the potentials, we all should vote for him.

TONYE001:


My POV is not a strictly political argument. I'm coming from the medical perspective and would wish to be engaged by a medic so we would go into deeper depths.

Back to your assertions. To say that Jonathan is the worst president we've had is strongly arguable. I hope you know someone else would come up and tell you Buhari is the worst. See, assessments in politics, most times, are based on personal interests.

I know there are medical doctors that support Tinubu's candidacy. I know there are doctors that supported Buhari. Heck, many of these docs are my chiefs... Some are professors and gods of medicine. But I also know these people are acting out of personal gains, tribalism, or something else. The medicine they taught us tells us otherwise.

Also note that while Tinubu is "working hard," Peter Obi too seems to be working hard. The man is always on the road. He toured more states than Tinubu. So we can't just generalize that it's only Tinubu that's working hard.

I had said earlier that this age discussion is truer in the old. This can be proven scientifically. I understand there are other dynamics that determine if a leader would be successful. So, the fact that someone is young does not confirm he'd be a successful leader.

Thank you.

To start with, we are not medical doctors and to my knowledge we haven't medicaly examined any of the candidates including Tinubu, people are entitled to their opinion, but not to credible and scientific facts.

Many young folks sadly will die today because of all manner of illnesses and medical conditions, but not old Tinubu because he's still alive.

You and I are young and walking up and down and looking healthier than Tinubu, but we could be nursing serious medical conditions that people can not see, conditions that could kill us tomorrow, God forbid.

I'd be very foolish and ignorant to speak on other people's physical health without any kind of broad knowledge from exams medical tests, mental evaluation, blood work, cognition and other critical factors.

TONYE001:


Sadly, you seem to have missed the point of my submissions. This is not a Jonathan-Buhari argument.

My submission is rather an attack on the Nigerian medical and legal communities. Our legislators should impose laws making medical scrutiny a compulsory step to power. This law may already be there but is it functional? If it were, our current president and Tinubu wouldn't have approached power.

My point is an argument that age, especially old age, is a strong determinant of the success of a leader. My point is that, as we age, neurodegenerative changes occur and this jeopardizes our functions. My point is that our country deserves a young, well-oriented leader. I don't care where this person comes from. If he's strong enough for the job, if he's got a good record, if he has the potentials, we all should vote for him.

Unfortunately, such intrusive medical requirements and legislation won't work, it's discriminatory and unconstitutional.

Being young doesn't guarantee success and beign old doesn't mean failure.

There are a lot of failed young leaders in Nigeria as we speak so of what relevance is age?

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plaindealer:



To start with, we are not medical doctors and to my knowledge we haven't medicaly examined any of the candidates including Tinubu, people are entitled to their opinion, but not to credible and scientific facts.

Many young folks sadly will die today because of all manner of illnesses and medical conditions, but not old Tinubu because he's still alive.

You and I are young and walking up and down and looking healthier than Tinubu, but we could be nursing serious medical conditions that people can not see, conditions that could kill us tomorrow, God forbid.

I'd be very foolish and ignorant to speak on other people's physical health without any kind of broad knowledge from exams medical tests, mental evaluation, blood work, cognition and other critical factors.

Well, there's some truth in what you've written. But not entirely.

There are some pathognomonic features that are strong pointers to some conditions. There are things you see in a patient that are so indicative that you can commence treatment without a test. This is especially true in our environment where patients can't afford some of these tests.

Tremors, thought blocking, old age. These three, anywhere in the world, are strong pointers. It's in only a small fraction of the population that may turn out to be something else, or ?benign.

plaindealer:


Unfortunately, such intrusive medical requirements and legislation won't work, it's discriminatory and unconstitutional.

Being young doesn't guarantee success and beign old doesn't mean failure.

There are a lot of failed young leaders in Nigeria as we speak so of what relevance is age?

If you screen an old man and you find out he has dementia/Alzheimer's/Parkinson's, CKD, with a background congestive heart failure, I'm sure even the devil wouldn't recommend him to be voted for. I'm sure you wouldn't want to vote in a young candidate with severe medical conditions.

This is in no way discriminatory. Worldwide, standard organizations do medical screening. I've seen hundreds of people come to the hospital for medical reports stating they are healthy.

You see?

TONYE001:


Well, there's some truth in what you've written. But not entirely.

There are some pathognomonic features that are strong pointers to some conditions. There are things you see in a patient that are so indicative that[b] you can commence treatment without a tes[/b]t. This is especially true in our environment where patients can't afford some of these tests.

Tremors, thought blocking, old age. These three, anywhere in the world, are strong pointers. It's in only a small fraction of the population that may turn out to be something else, or ?benign.

That's what fake and quack doctors do, really trained doctors don't offer treatments without facts obtained via tests and scientific findings.


Seriously, this argument is pointless and redundant.

Show us proof that being young means success and I'll take you seriously.

Plain and simple

Wisdom!

I know from the way you sounded you don't support any candidate in the race but you are all about saying the truth.

dominique:
Tried hard to be savage and failed woefully at it. Nobody lives in canoes in Lagos, maybe in Bayelsa or riverine parts of the south south buy definitely not Lagos. That aside, what is the guarantee that the candidate he's forcing us to support will solve Nigeria's numerous problems? And please age is not a factor is deciding who is competent to rule or not, one of the worst governors in the country is the youngest. Go and verify!

TONYE001:


If you screen an old man and you find out he has dementia/Alzheimer's/Parkinson's CKD, with a background congestive heart failure, I'm sure even the devil wouldn't recommend him to be voted for. I'm sure you wouldn't want to vote in a young candidate with severe medical conditions.

This is in no way discriminatory. Worldwide, standard organizations do medical screening. I've seen hundreds of people come to the hospital for medical reports stating they are healthy.

You see?

The medical conditions you listed affects young folks too so what's your point?

All the most useless and incompetent governors in Nigeria are younger than Tinubu and Buhari, you don't have any point.

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Ooh pls shut up.. she's very right..how can we determine that the same person you want all Nigerian to accept is gonna solve nigeria's issue..you Dumbos don't understand that everyone is free to vote and support whoever he/she so wish..

Your choice can't be theirs..never..we are human and we all have different opinion..
Your candidate might be evil and incompetent in the eyes of others..vice versa.. simple as that..
What if your candidate eventually gets the power and doesn't perform well..?
What are you gonna do..so pls stop the gibberish and respect people's choice of candidate...

op I suggest you shot up instead.keep sentiment aside and be truthful to your self and your generation for ones .how will you want to compare an already weak and aged man like tinubu to someone like obi.somebody like tinubu should be at home playing with his great grand children instead of contesting to become a president

dominique:
Tried hard to be savage and failed woefully at it. Nobody lives in canoes in Lagos, maybe in Bayelsa or riverine parts of the south south buy definitely not Lagos. That aside, what is the guarantee that the candidate he's forcing us to support will solve Nigeria's numerous problems? And please age is not a factor is deciding who is competent to rule or not, one of the worst governors in the country is the youngest. Go and verify!

This quoted user no get sense

plaindealer:


That's what fake and quack doctors do, really trained doctors don't offer treatments without facts obtained via tests and scientific findings.


Seriously, this argument is pointless and redundant.

Show us proof that being young means success and I'll take you seriously.

1. If you practice medicine in our type of environment and you decide to wait for tests before treatment, you may never treat your patients.


2. Nowhere in my post did I imply that "being young means success."

3. Our engagement has really been interesting. Thanks for your time. Do have a nice day.

TONYE001:


1. If you practice medicine in our type of environment and you decide to wait for tests before treatment, you may never treat your patients.


2. Nowhere in my post did I imply that "being young means success."

3. Our engagement has really been interesting. Thanks for your time. Do have a nice day.

What about being healthy? It means success?

Are all your healthy leaders in Nigeria successful leaders?

Do you not see how flawed your views are?

plaindealer:



The medical conditions you listed affects young folks too so what's your point?

All the most useless and incompetent governors in Nigeria are younger than Tinubu and Buhari, you don't have any point.

Mumu keep quiet and stop disgracing your family.

Because you've been promised to be incharge of ticketing in one motor park that's why you are spewing thrash.

plaindealer:


Old Tinubu worked harder, traveled all over the country meeting people day after day even after the primaries and he's still on the road while the so called young candidates sat on their lazy assess expecting candidates on a platter of gold. He was in Ekiti campaigning while Atiku camped in Dubai enjoying the good life

Obvious, the man is not lazy and he works harder than the other candidates combined.

Jona was younger, but he remains the most useless and horrible president in the history of Nigeria so of what relevance is your age fixation? Abi all your young governors and leaders don turn the SE or SS into Dubai?

If Jona is the most useless horrible president in Nigeria where you come keep Bubu
Oh I forget,bubu is on a league of his own when talking about incompetence and failure in leadership right

TONYE001:


1. If you practice medicine in our type of environment and you decide to wait for tests before treatment, you may never treat your patients.


2. Nowhere in my post did I imply that "being young means success."

3. Our engagement has really been interesting. Thanks for your time. Do have a nice day.

Please stop responding to that agbero.

His sense of reasoning is -0%

OmoIjebuOde:


Mumu keep quiet and stop disgracing your family.

Because you've been promised to be incharge of ticketing in one motor park that's why you are spewing thrash.

Typical manner less ignorant and unintelligent
gutter thug with zero capacity to formulate or contribute anything sane and intelligent.

plaindealer:


What about being healthy? It means success?

Are all your healthy leaders in Nigeria successful leaders?

Do you not see how flawed your views are?

Being healthy is a strong pointer to success in most human endeavors. Of course, there are other factors that play varying degrees of roles. I've pointed all these in my initial submissions.

This is what young Jona did, looting, stealing and sharing.

TONYE001:


Being healthy is a strong pointer to success in most human endeavors. Of course, there are other factors that play varying degrees of roles. I've pointed all these in my initial submissions.

You did not answer my question.

Being healthy means success? Yes or No.

And while you are at it, how come you haven't show us better, successful and accomplished leader in Nigeria, even your own governor.

This is the sad and failed story of a young leader.

He did not build one road, bridge, hospital, improve electricity, build refinery. Nothing, just looting and stealing.