₦airaland Forum

Preciousjoz:
Seriously, I don't like buhari but I was very impressed. There was sense in what he said. His grammar was OK too, I didn't like the accent though! Nice one

nagoma:
Buhari was was absolutely right to call INEC - "Nigerian Electoral Commission" . This is clarity as on international media "National " doesn't convey meaning. The same way if you are talking about "National Population Commission" Which should be called Nigerian Population Commission when speaking internationally. The same applies to NAFDAC and several bodies that have the word "National" in them. Luckily the letter "N" covers both The words National and Nigeria.

GoldCircle:
Why then does he not want to partake in a debate? I mean, his responses haven't been too bad. He's communicating.

Cmanforall:
Now the interview is over, we expecting criticisms and encouragements from his response.

I think his confidence is commendable.

nagoma:
Buhari was was absolutely right to call INEC - "Nigerian Electoral Commission" . This is clarity as on international media "National " doesn't convey meaning. The same way if you are talking about "National Population Commission" Which should be called Nigerian Population Commission when speaking internationally. The same applies to NAFDAC and several bodies that have the word "National" in them. Luckily the letter "N" covers both The words National and Nigeria.

kastonkastrol:
I was very impressed with the interview. Buhari gave direct answers to all the questions the woman asked him.. Even the woman was very impressed with the way buhari composed himself, spoke without fear or favor, and the confidence he displayed through out the interview. I love this part of the interview though;

The government is not serious about fighting the so-called boko haram - general Buhari

tit:
Kano state has the highest number of drug-addicts and drug-smugglers.
Buhari will have to kill half (and almost all of his almajiri supporters) of Kano state to achieve kworruption.

Rawani:
"If people want to make money they should go out and work hard, not bring drugs and destroy Nigerian youth " - Gen. Buhari on drug pushers.
No wonder a certain section of this country notorious for drug trafficking are hell bent on frustrating his candidacy.

masterpower:
DID BUHARI PRESENT HIS CERTIFICATE TO AL-JEZEERA?

ISLAMIC PRESS SUPPORTING BUHARI TO ISLAMISE NIGERIA.

IF HE LIKES LET HIM BE INTERVIEWD BY CNN, HE WILL NEVER BE THE PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA.

nagoma:
Buhari was was absolutely right to call INEC - "Nigerian Electoral Commission" . This is clarity as on international media "National " doesn't convey meaning. The same way if you are talking about "National Population Commission" Which should be called Nigerian Population Commission when speaking internationally. The same applies to NAFDAC and several bodies that have the word "National" in them. Luckily the letter "N" covers both The words National and Nigeria.

poiZon:
go to the north, the abokis abuse drugs the more, n i knw ur general wont do nothng wen he sorry he cant get in to power.

shift15:
Unfortunately, he came from the section of the country that is notorious for using drugs.

tit:
Kano state has the highest number of drug-addicts and drug-smugglers.
Buhari will have to kill half (and almost all of his almajiri supporters) of Kano state to achieve kworruption.

berem:
Not watching o! But I am watching in spirit.




General March for Buhari.

Rawani:
There's a thread for beer parlour discussions - https://www.nairaland.com/1414798/politics-chat-room-beer-parlour

kastonkastrol:
mtcheeew. Everybody knows that majority of the drug pushers in Nigeria are from the southeast. So make we hear word abeg.

Cmanforall:
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Is that constitutional?
Every 'letter' has its meaning. If the letter 'N' is for 'National', use it for that. Don't come here to justify errors. What if our country starts with 'Q'?

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This is Why our students fail this simple questions in secondary schools/uni when they come up as a Multiple Choice Question.

Rawani:
The way he undermines them gladdens my heart. His epic retort to the Channel 4 correspondent in Kano was just classic - "What is Boko Haram?!"

This is a leader.

Mmadukaku:
Illiterate one running away from debates yet has time to answer question on an islamic channel.

Rawani:
There's a difference between drug abuse and Drug Trafficking. One carries a warning and pat on the wrist, while the other carries a death sentence. So because he comes from a region allegedly known for drug abuse, you assume he will not take action? Do you think we are talking about Jonathan here?