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ConDawah:
Someone said this:

...and in the very next sentence, said this:


What a double standard way to think. So for Nigerians moving to the UK for this same reason, it becomes a problems for someone whose parents did same thing for in the 80s. The difference is time.
This epistle should be given to Kemi's parents too. Or are they not supposed to build their community in Nigeria instead of running away?
I don't even know what people are doing in that UK. I should be arrested any day anyone sees me in that country again unless I'm invited by their prime minister or their monarch.

Spot on absolute, thought I'm the only one seeing it from that angle. This man's double standard is obviousl.

healthkknatural:
She Has Freedom to Talk about Nigeria , she has the freedom to Talk about The Bandits Killing Nigerians like Fowls, It's Not Nonsense to Talk about Insecurities, Fulani Herdsmen Murdering innocent Farmers, The Government Ignoring These things... It's a serious Nonsense that should be Talked about

Always reasoning like a drunkard. So she has the right to lie but people should not correct her lies simply because thr country has other issues. So other countries do not have other problems?
Logic and common sense is far from people like you.

Starhearts:
Aisha Yesufu should account 4 Obidients fund wey dey her hand ...

She should playing to d gallery..

How is Deji Yesufu now Aisha Yesufu

Nobody said kemi is Nigeria’s problem but she should stop the lies against a country she has probably rescinded citizenship if that’s not insanity I don’t know what else is.

The author of this article is one of those people that continues to motivate the likes of kemi to peddle lies against their nation thinking it will improve the lot of Nigerians or improve its leadership again that’s insanity!

The essay is full of very strong worded statements.
Take a look at the following excerpts from the write-up:

1).............he was one of those people who holds the belief that NORTHERN NIGERIA is a BURDEN to the Nigerian state and that if this country is to move forward,it would have to let go of that DEAD WEIGHT.

2)..............in 1979, the country went to the polls and Nigerians chose the SIMPLETON SHEHU SHAGARI over and above the ERUDITE OBAFEMI AWOLOWO.

3)............many of them enter office in their GERIATRIC years; they spent eight years in Aso Rock as a retirement sojourn there; and then DIE a few years after they have left office.

Now, with the above statement from the author,I have carefully read through all the comments here up to the second page as at the time of making this my comment,I have not seen any Northerner in this forum threatening fire and brimstone that pastor Deji has insulted the whole North by calling them a "burden to Nigeria", "dead weight" or for calling their son who was a former president "simpleton".
I have not also heard any Westerner here saying Pastor Deji and his people are insulting people and lack regards for the north and so they will never become the president of this country.
But had it been that this type of statement were made by "Obidients",you will see the northers here threatening hell during election.
They will tell you how the hold the key to Nigeria presidential election and that Obi will hear from them during election.
And then you will see this place flooded with Pastor Deji s people telling the whole world how those group of people are people that has no regard for other tribes and that their principal will never and can never be president of Nigeria.

But look at it, somebody using such weighty and tribalistic words to describe some people but no condemnation from anybody because it's made by their favourite people.
And tomorrow you will say Nigeria will be good.
No wonder the Writer says that the problem of Nigeria is "her people" and not Kemi Badenoch, and he was right.
People full of hypocrisy and double standard.

VBCampaign:
Deji Yesufu is the pastor of Providence Reformed Baptist Church Ibadan. He is the author of HUMANITY. He can be reached at naijareformed@gmail.com

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Eskiss Sah! What is Nigeria's problem?

[Omonla you nailed it for me. Rufai Oseni please take note. Thank you. quote author=VBCampaign post=136230313]

Deji Yesufu is the pastor of Providence Reformed Baptist Church Ibadan. He is the author of HUMANITY. He can be reached at naijareformed@gmail.com

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Omonla! You nailed it for me. My dear broda Ruffy on Fire take note. Thank you.

MrPresident1:
Eskiss Sah! What is Nigeria's problem?

The Nigerian leadership and its people.

You've said it all. Wisdom is the ability to recognise the value of criticism and make positive gains as a result. Some people like to bury their heads in the sand - as if that solves anything!

Attention seeker, why can’t you tell Kemi the liberator of the white race to face the business she is employed to do and leave Nigeria alone. She can’t be using our dear country to score cheap political points and expect us not to blast the he.ll out of that her loose mouth!

VBCampaign:
The Nigerian leadership and its people.

Eskiss Sah! No Sah!

The problem of Nigeria is the great tribulation and the woman who reigns over the kings of the earth and gives them evil policies to implement over their citizens and they cannot say no. She stays in the dark to issue evil instructions which her stooges must carry out and also take the blame for, but she is well hidden in the background. She is the grand puppeteer. So Nigerians hate Tinubu, but Tinubu is a man under orders from the grand queen of wickedness

Revelation 17:17-18
King James Version
18 And the woman which thou sawest is that great city, which reigneth over the kings of the earth.

She reigns over Tinubu and tells Tinubu what to do, and Tinubu dares not refuse to carry out her orders otherwise...better left imagined.

But her time will come, says the LORD, and her time will not be elongated.

Isaiah 14:3-6 KJV
And it shall come to pass in the day that the Lord shall give thee rest from thy sorrow, and from thy fear, and from the hard bondage wherein thou wast made to serve,
4 That thou shalt take up this proverb against the king of Babylon, and say, How hath the oppressor ceased! the golden city ceased!
5 The Lord hath broken the staff of the wicked, and the sceptre of the rulers.
6 He who smote the people in wrath with a continual stroke, he that ruled the nations in anger, is persecuted, and none hindereth.

The opening post contains some strong points for considerations. I don't agree with everything he has said especially the Northern Nigeria comment but he has come from an interesting angle.

chilltoo:
What she said about the passing of citizenship right to her children as a woman was right. A woman cannot determine what her children state of Origin would be but the father. I rarely see a child claiming her mother's origin in Nigeria.
Like some people don't understand her point from here. Everyone i was able to ask why their state of Origin is what they said would respond that that's their father's Origin. And please if we are shy to speak the truth, let those who have courage to do so do it.

What she said was wrong. Any person born to a Nigerian internal or external of Nigeria is a Nigerian citizen. The constitution doesn't state male or female.

Referring to the last paragraph of this article, that Kemi’s parents had seen that Nigeria was not a serious country way back in the late 1970s, and through vision, they ensured that their children had foreign citizenship.

If the claim were completely true, why is Kemi pained that she is unable to secure Nigeria citizenship for her kids. I am very confident that the future of Nigeria is still very great. If there is nothing in the future of Nigeria, why is the stress and fuss only about Nigeria our of all African states.

Above all, Kemi needs the attention of a psychiatrist for serious examination. I am afraid, it might backfire against her in the next UK general election as she has demonstrated inconsistency, inaccuracies and falsehoods in most of her claims.

Gob bless Nigeria.

you and I make certain decisions and a few sacrifices, we may bequeath a better country to our children. Kemi Badenoch is not Nigeria’s problem.

HeadNigga:
you said all the kemis dish it raw and I drew your attention to one who is not known for that

I said all the Kemis I know. I didn't know that one though. I also knew one Kemi in my workplace. She's also like the other two Kemis I mentioned earlier.

helinues:
She should also stop talking nonsense about Nigeria and Nigerians.

Modified: Wondering why some people are attacking this my innocent comments. Have you guys ever seen me on Kemi's epistle before? I don't think I have been on any of the news related to her because she doesn't make sense

It's not ur fault brotherly. The problem is Some part of Nigerians derive joy in it when Nigeria is been attacked both from inside or outside to sooth their claim