₦airaland Forum

Onyiridike:
I am NOT a fan of GEJ. However, it baffles me tremendously that no party in Nigeria has come up with a better alternative. When APC come up with their usual chorus 'CHANGE!!!', I always ask them:

1. What sort of change and in what direction?

Falsehood is the greatest crime against humanity especially if such lies are meant for public consumption.

Obviously, some of our major challenges as a Nation-State are:

1. Unemployment

2. Epileptic power supply

3. Low standard education

4. Corruption

5. Insufficient motorable roads

6. Religion intolerance/nepotism/tribalism

So far, APC as the strongest opposition party is yet to come up with the modalities on how to tackle the above problems. The only thing Buhari is capable of doing (as promised) is 'fighting' corruption and again I ask, how?

I pray Buhari is NOT seeking this position so that he can have an opportunity to punish his perceived enemies?

Other important questions are:

1. If Buhari who earned huge salaries as a head of state between 1983-1985, military governor of N/E region, minister of petroleum resources, and chairman of PTDF now claims that he ONLY has one million naira in his account, is that not an indication that he is very poor in financial management? What happens to all the money he earns as a former head of state and as a rtd General? Do we need an expert in financial mismanagement as a Nigerian president in this 21st century?

2. Some GEJ critics complain of inadequate power supply. Did we have 24- hour power supply before him? If NOT, do you expect him to fix it in a space of 4 years when other presidents have failed to do so in a space of 50 years? GEJ is no Jesus Christ if you ask me.

3. What was the poverty rate in Nigeria during Buhari's regime? Could you compare it with what we have today?

4. If Buhari couldn't profer a lasting solution to Nigeria problems as president in 1985 when he is young, do you think he can do so now that he is 72 years and half of his brain cells are dead? Even Profs retire at the age of 70 years because they can no longer strain their brains to think and come up with new ideas.

5. If Buhari doesn't have a hidden agenda other than his love for Nigeria, why didn't he give other credible candidates in APC the opportunity to become president? Is Buhari the ONLY saint in APC? Must he be president again at all cost?

6. Is it NOT glaring that APC is just a means for the Northern muslims to re-claim power back since it is no longer possible in PDP?

7. Do you think Buhari would have remained in APC if Rochas or Atiku had emerged victorious in just concluded APC presidential primary election? If No, why?

Finally, Goodluck may not be the type of president we clamoured for but Buhari is NOT an alternative. I thought APC would have provided us a vibrant and better candidate who can brace up with the existing realities of this modern and complex world.

If they had done that, Nigerians will NOT need paint-him-black strategy of APC to vote GEJ (Not PDP) out in 2015.

Polchiz:
I am very sure that those guys will never answer your questions.

Everything they say is fueled by nepotism, religion bigotry and hatred for a particular tribe.

slikcipher:
So true!!!!!

Polchiz:
February is around the corner and soon some people will know that elections are not won on nairaland.

I just pity innocent Nigerians that Northern muslims will kill when Buhari lose.

Polchiz:
February is around the corner and soon some people will know that elections are not won on nairaland.

I just pity innocent Nigerians that Northern muslims will kill when Buhari lose.

Polchiz:
February is around the corner and soon some people will know that elections are not won on nairaland.

I just pity innocent Nigerians that Northern muslims will kill when Buhari lose.

Onyiridike:
I am NOT a fan of GEJ. However, it baffles me tremendously that no party in Nigeria has come up with a better alternative. When APC come up with their usual chorus 'CHANGE!!!', I always ask them:

1. What sort of change and in what direction?

Falsehood is the greatest crime against humanity especially if such lies are meant for public consumption.

Obviously, some of our major challenges as a Nation-State are:

1. Unemployment

2. Epileptic power supply

3. Low standard education

4. Corruption

5. Insufficient motorable roads

6. Religion intolerance/nepotism/tribalism

So far, APC as the strongest opposition party is yet to come up with the modalities on how to tackle the above problems. The only thing Buhari is capable of doing (as promised) is 'fighting' corruption and again I ask, how?

I pray Buhari is NOT seeking this position so that he can have an opportunity to punish his perceived enemies?

Other important questions are:

1. If Buhari who earned huge salaries as a head of state between 1983-1985, military governor of N/E region, minister of petroleum resources, and chairman of PTDF now claims that he ONLY has one million naira in his account, is that not an indication that he is very poor in financial management? What happens to all the money he earns as a former head of state and as a rtd General? Do we need an expert in financial mismanagement as a Nigerian president in this 21st century?

2. Some GEJ critics complain of inadequate power supply. Did we have 24- hour power supply before him? If NOT, do you expect him to fix it in a space of 4 years when other presidents have failed to do so in a space of 50 years? GEJ is no Jesus Christ if you ask me.

3. What was the poverty rate in Nigeria during Buhari's regime? Could you compare it with what we have today?

4. If Buhari couldn't profer a lasting solution to Nigeria problems as president in 1985 when he is young, do you think he can do so now that he is 72 years and half of his brain cells are dead? Even Profs retire at the age of 70 years because they can no longer strain their brains to think and come up with new ideas.

5. If Buhari doesn't have a hidden agenda other than his love for Nigeria, why didn't he give other credible candidates in APC the opportunity to become president? Is Buhari the ONLY saint in APC? Must he be president again at all cost?

6. Is it NOT glaring that APC is just a means for the Northern muslims to re-claim power back since it is no longer possible in PDP?

7. Do you think Buhari would have remained in APC if Rochas or Atiku had emerged victorious in just concluded APC presidential primary election? If No, why?

Finally, Goodluck may not be the type of president we clamoured for but Buhari is NOT an alternative. I thought APC would have provided us a vibrant and better candidate who can brace up with the existing realities of this modern and complex world.

If they had done that, Nigerians will NOT need paint-him-black strategy of APC to vote GEJ (Not PDP) out in 2015.

Finally, Goodluck may not be the type of president we clamored for.

Onyiridike:
I am NOT a fan of GEJ. However, it baffles me tremendously that no party in Nigeria has come up with a better alternative. When APC come up with their usual chorus 'CHANGE!!!', I always ask them:

1. What sort of change and in what direction?

Falsehood is the greatest crime against humanity especially if such lies are meant for public consumption.

Obviously, some of our major challenges as a Nation-State are:

aresa:
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We vote people into office to take care of our problems, not to make excuses about the past or what past leaders do or didn't do.

If I didn't do my job and gave my Oga the same excuse about other workers and what they do or didn't do, he'll sack me on the spot. It's called accountability.

The opposition is not the problem, the current administration is the problem and the fact that you are sitting here making excuses for them instead of telling us what plans and solutions they have to better out lives means you and this incompetent administration are out of gas with nothing better to offer Nigerians.

It's very unfortunate and insulting that with all the challenges facing Nigerians, all you have to sell is irrelevant argument about the APC's VP choice that's non of your business and also religious bigotry and division..

Eziachi:
It is like asking a manager what direction a team he does not coach will go.
Interview them for the job, have confidence in them and give them the job, if after a year or their four years contract, their game is terrible and the result is worse than the previous manager, then you know your answers.

Onyiridike:
I respectfully disagree with you.

I cannot entrust my business with a manager who has not proven to me in his CV, cover letter, oral and practical interviews that he has got the skills to manage my business creditably.

Onyiridike:
4. If Buhari couldn't profer a lasting solution to Nigeria problems as president in 1985 when he is young, do you think he can do so now that he is 72 years and half of his brain cells are dead? Even Profs retire at the age of 70 years because they can no longer strain their brains to think and come up with new ideas.

If Buhari doesn't have a hidden agenda other than his love for Nigeria, why didn't he give other credible candidates in APC the opportunity to become president? Is Buhari the ONLY saint in APC? Must he be president again at all cost?
Another dumb question. So in your set way of thinking, you really that your dreaming of doing something is better realized through another man's own dreaming?
The guy had been running for this position for God knows how many times, now he has a better opportunity more than the previous three occasions, and you wan him to give it to someone else. Who was looking for a saint? Presidency is not by all cost if you chose not to vote for him. Atta Mills lost on few occasions but eventually succeeded.


[quote]6. Is it NOT glaring that APC is just a means for the Northern muslims to re-claim power back since it is no longer possible in PDP?

7. Do you think Buhari would have remained in APC if Rochas or Atiku had emerged victorious in just concluded APC presidential primary election? If No, why?

Finally, Goodluck may not be the type of president we clamoured for but Buhari is NOT an alternative. I thought APC would have provided us a vibrant and better candidate who can brace up with the existing realities of this modern and complex world.

If they had done that, Nigerians will NOT need paint-him-black strategy of APC to vote GEJ (Not PDP) out in 2015.

Onyiridike:
I respectfully disagree with you.

I cannot entrust my business with a manager who has not proven to me in his CV, cover letter, oral and practical interviews that he has got the skills to manage my business creditably.

Eziachi:
I don't know whether you have actually ran a real business, because if you had, you won't have the same sentiment as above.
Yes a manager who had managed small, medium size and huge business in his CV is not good enough for you, so what sort of manager are you looking for?
When you came out of school how many years of job experience did you have before your were given a chance of a job?
David Cameron was an ordinary backbencher before he became the prime minister of world 4th biggest economy. If we are to based it on your argument, many people both in public and private sectors all over the world should not be doing the jobs they now occupies, thats including Barrack Obama.

LFJ:
Can you imagine, so somebody can be here telling us to accept the failure of Mr. President for another 4 years. Wicked set of ppl. If u are okay with his failure the option is there for you, vote him without insult the intelligent of millions of Nigerians who believe that there is need for change. Your Jesus in Aso Rock has six solid years to make a change, he failed, you agree that he failed but u still want us to vote for a failure

Eziachi:
What dumb thing to say. So because researcher did not find the cure for cancer when he was young, therefore, he is incapable of achieving it when he is 72?

Onyiridike:
I respectfully disagree with you.

I cannot entrust my business with a manager who has not proven to me in his CV, cover letter, oral and practical interviews that he has got the skills to manage my business creditably.

Onyiridike:
I am NOT a fan of GEJ. However, it baffles me tremendously that no party in Nigeria has come up with a better alternative. When APC come up with their usual chorus 'CHANGE!!!', I always ask them:

1. What sort of change and in what direction?

Falsehood is the greatest crime against humanity especially if such lies are meant for public consumption.

Obviously, some of our major challenges as a Nation-State are:

1. Unemployment

2. Epileptic power supply

3. Low standard education

4. Corruption

5. Insufficient motorable roads

6. Religion intolerance/nepotism/tribalism

So far, APC as the strongest opposition party is yet to come up with the modalities on how to tackle the above problems. The only thing Buhari is capable of doing (as promised) is 'fighting' corruption and again I ask, how?

I pray Buhari is NOT seeking this position so that he can have an opportunity to punish his perceived enemies?

Other important questions are:

1. If Buhari who earned huge salaries as a head of state between 1983-1985, military governor of N/E region, minister of petroleum resources, and chairman of PTDF now claims that he ONLY has one million naira in his account, is that not an indication that he is very poor in financial management? What happens to all the money he earns as a former head of state and as a rtd General? Do we need an expert in financial mismanagement as a Nigerian president in this 21st century?

2. Some GEJ critics complain of inadequate power supply. Did we have 24- hour power supply before him? If NOT, do you expect him to fix it in a space of 4 years when other presidents (Buhari inclusive) have failed to do so in a space of 50 years? GEJ is no Jesus Christ if you ask me.

3. What was the poverty rate in Nigeria during Buhari's regime? Could you compare it with what we have today?

4. If Buhari couldn't profer a lasting solution to Nigeria problems as president in 1985 when he is young, do you think he can do so now that he is 72 years and half of his brain cells are dead? Even Profs retire at the age of 70 years because they can no longer strain their brains to think and come up with new ideas.

5. If Buhari doesn't have a hidden agenda other than his love for Nigeria, why didn't he give other credible candidates in APC the opportunity to become president? Is Buhari the ONLY saint in APC? Must he be president again at all cost?

6. Is it NOT glaring that APC is just a means for the Northern muslims to re-claim power back since it is no longer possible in PDP?

7. Do you think Buhari would have remained in APC if Rochas or Atiku had emerged victorious in just concluded APC presidential primary election? If No, why?

Finally, Goodluck may not be the type of president we clamoured for but Buhari is NOT an alternative. I thought APC would have provided us a vibrant and better candidate who can brace up with the existing realities of this modern and complex world.

If they had done that, Nigerians will NOT need paint-him-black strategy of APC to vote GEJ (Not PDP) out in 2015.

Onyiridike:
Could you give us a candidate who CANNOT fail because Buhari has equally failed woefully.

Polchiz:
February is around the corner and soon some people will know that elections are not won on nairaland.

I just pity innocent Nigerians that Northern muslims will kill when Buhari lose.

LFJ:
As at today our options are limited, it is an option btw a promoter of corruption and a fighter of corruption. It is an option btw a man who want to continue to rule us based on sentiment and a man who is wining our support based on his record of integrity.