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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by drss(m): 8:48am On Feb 10, 2016
nigerians ar criminals. - buari dullard.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by bedspread: 8:49am On Feb 10, 2016
Mallam Shehu well done sir
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by lonelydora: 8:49am On Feb 10, 2016
Okay.
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by brainbox1000(m): 8:51am On Feb 10, 2016
Hnmm
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by MrsChinonye: 8:51am On Feb 10, 2016
Hmmm
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by iykedare(m): 8:54am On Feb 10, 2016
Iroh88:
These guys are just being diplomatic. We all know the reason behind the outcry, and know the people behind it as well. cheesy

They are the Wailing Epkas and were angry because Baba mentioned Drug Trafficking as one of the reasons Nigerians are regarded with scepticism in the outside world. They feel that line was directed at them. cheesy

Receive sense

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by datigbogirl: 8:55am On Feb 10, 2016
eagleeye2:

I am tired of always "misunderstanding" the president. Mr Garba Shehu, when will Nigerians ever understand your Principal?

Maybe the guy too wise for us.
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by 989900: 8:57am On Feb 10, 2016
otil1:
See damage control grin

Tooo poor

Read further below:

President Muhammadu Buhari’s Vacation

Presidents need many vacations for their jobs are very tough. If you knew how two young men Mr. Clinton and Mr. Obama aged in four years and then four more years you will see how challenging the job can be. A 73-year old Buhari will need to catch his breath much more often than Clinton and Obama. Both had 2 months’ vacation in every year of their services. One in summer (usually in Massachusetts Martha’s Vineyard) and winter in Hawaii. Nobody should begrudge PMB of his well-earned vacation.

But why would a Nigerian president not spend his vacation in Nigeria? Why must he spend it abroad? This is where we show that we do not like what we have at home and do nothing to make what is abroad available to us in Nigeria. When we get sick we go abroad, we want education for our kids we go abroad and we get a vacation time we go abroad. 
This is a shame.


A country that is foreign exchange starved cannot afford to have her president and his entourage spend their vacation times and foreign exchange abroad. I had thought that PMB was opposed to foreign junkets while a candidate but he seems to have become his own foreign secretary and now spends his vacation abroad. SS has very many wonderful resorts in Obudu Cattle ranch, and Calabar is a very holiday friendly place. Enugu has Nike Lake resort and there is the old Jankara Game Reserve. Or why did the president not go back to his village in Katsina and play checkers/draft with his old buddies? These would make him live as Nigerians live and make him feel like ordinary Nigerians.

I have lived in USA for a little while. Over these years I am yet to read of a foreign head of state spending his vacation in US. Why do we snub our things, always searching for things abroad? Would other Nigerian who want to enjoy their vacations abroad get the foreign exchange to do so or is PMB above the law?

God save Nigeria
 
Benjamin Obiajulu Aduba
Boston, Massachusetts
February 9, 2016

Baba, not leading by example in this instance.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by flexrivers(m): 8:57am On Feb 10, 2016
Nigerians can be so subjective when I comes to political and ethnic issues. I may not be a fan of Buhari but people should learn to criticise objectively.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by magicminister: 8:59am On Feb 10, 2016
even if what the president said is true, does it whip up positive or negativ sentiments against Nigerians??

If it whips up negative sentiments against nigerians then that statement did more harm than good.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by olisaEze(m): 8:59am On Feb 10, 2016
Bullsh*t! Nigeria good people great nation!! It's politicians that have destroyed our reputation @home and abroad, not hard working people that have gone to seek greener pastures abroad, not for themselves mind u, but to take care of their families back home. To make something of themselves in a land where merit is respected not federal character. As for crime, we no thief reach oyinbo people. Disparaging your fellow citizens can never be mistaken for rebranding anywhere in the world. What Mr president has done is the same as a father calling his daughter a prostitute in the presence of her potential suitors, and at d same time being confused when they refuse to continue courtship.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by pauloche2000: 9:00am On Feb 10, 2016
Some of u wil just be making comment for the sake of making op. The president is very correct to have come out even internationally to redeem our image by calling us to order. Go to common india the number of nigerian serving Jail term wil amaze u.. The president is just calling on us to be law abiding n if u can make a good living abroad come back home so we can mak d country great instead of tarnishing our image abroad. And from his briefing worldwide u wil realise he his d best thing happening to us at the moment pls. Let's us not lie; n that's why the previous regime made away our national treasury cos many of us in dis from share sentiments of liers which we're conversant with.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by chesterlee(m): 9:03am On Feb 10, 2016
Medicine after death!!!







Death to the Tyrant!!!!
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by chesterlee(m): 9:03am On Feb 10, 2016
Medicine after death!!!







#DeathToTheTyrant
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by truthspeaks: 9:05am On Feb 10, 2016
Bro u nailed it. Buhari is beginning 2 turn 2 a scam. He z doing as past govts hv done. A leader dat wants citizens 2 sacrifice, yet he doesn't want to do any on his part. D budget of 2016, d presidential air fleet, his frequent travels, etc r all examples of his disappointments. 2019 shld jst come fast
otil1:
See damage control grin

Tooo poor

Read further below:

President Muhammadu Buhari’s Vacation

Presidents need many vacations for their jobs are very tough. If you knew how two young men Mr. Clinton and Mr. Obama aged in four years and then four more years you will see how challenging the job can be. A 73-year old Buhari will need to catch his breath much more often than Clinton and Obama. Both had 2 months’ vacation in every year of their services. One in summer (usually in Massachusetts Martha’s Vineyard) and winter in Hawaii. Nobody should begrudge PMB of his well-earned vacation.

But why would a Nigerian president not spend his vacation in Nigeria? Why must he spend it abroad? This is where we show that we do not like what we have at home and do nothing to make what is abroad available to us in Nigeria. When we get sick we go abroad, we want education for our kids we go abroad and we get a vacation time we go abroad. 

This is a shame.

A country that is foreign exchange starved cannot afford to have her president and his entourage spend their vacation times and foreign exchange abroad. I had thought that PMB was opposed to foreign junkets while a candidate but he seems to have become his own foreign secretary and now spends his vacation abroad. SS has very many wonderful resorts in Obudu Cattle ranch, and Calabar is a very holiday friendly place. Enugu has Nike Lake resort and there is the old Jankara Game Reserve. Or why did the president not go back to his village in Katsina and play checkers/draft with his old buddies? These would make him live as Nigerians live and make him feel like ordinary Nigerians.

I have lived in USA for a little while. Over these years I am yet to read of a foreign head of state spending his vacation in US. Why do we snub our things, always searching for things abroad? Would other Nigerian who want to enjoy their vacations abroad get the foreign exchange to do so or is PMB above the law?

God save Nigeria
 
Benjamin Obiajulu Aduba
Boston, Massachusetts
February 9, 2016

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by ahizih(m): 9:09am On Feb 10, 2016
Iroh88:
These guys are just being diplomatic. We all know the reason behind the outcry, and know the people behind it as well. cheesy

They are the Wailing Epkas and were angry because Baba mentioned Drug Trafficking as one of the reasons Nigerians are regarded with scepticism in the outside world. They feel that line was directed at them. cheesy
Even Tinibu sir
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by TippyTop(m): 9:13am On Feb 10, 2016
[s]
JayDaddy:

So funny! Why don't you stay in Nigeria and talk your talk?
[/s]

Jealousy, is he the president of Nigeria?

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by purpledferanmi1: 9:18am On Feb 10, 2016
naijaking1:
Which one is worse?
Buhari's treasonable comments about Nigeria and Nigerians, or his office's bad explanation of his comments
Nigerians at home are doing worse to Nigeria's image than those abroad with their 419 letters than anybody abroad. Did he explain that?

Did u read the transcript at all, pls don't be quick to blif wat pple said.
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by Leke001: 9:23am On Feb 10, 2016
mtcheeeeeeew!
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by banmee(m): 9:24am On Feb 10, 2016
sigiyaya:
The fool you call president just called Nigerians criminals

Some questions you need to ask yourself. Are politicians looting the country like crazy? Are policemen asking for bribes publicly and without shame? Does the country have a culture of jungle justice? Etc. You guys just don't get it. These things that seem normal to you is seen as abnormal to the outside world. Even if you deny what is obvious to everybody, the Internet is there. The outside world is seeing all that is happening in Nigeria and denying it does not make any sense.
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by wiseoneking: 9:24am On Feb 10, 2016
vedaxcool:
The lies by wailing zombies continue. It wouldn't deter PMB from dealing corruption a deadly blow. Liar metuh lied about the war on corruption to prevent the efcc from coming for him. He ate govt documents to prevent the truth from coming out. Today he is silent because all his antics failed.
The train of progress and change is on the move it is either u move out the way or get knocked down or left behind.
Poor comprehension of subject matter. Schooled at all? Read and study the op and comment again.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by BekeeBuAgbara: 9:26am On Feb 10, 2016
Iroh88:
These guys are just being diplomatic. We all know the reason behind the outcry, and know the people behind it as well. cheesy

They are the Wailing Epkas and were angry because Baba mentioned Drug Trafficking as one of the reasons Nigerians are regarded with scepticism in the outside world. They feel that line was directed at them. cheesy
Tinubu and senator Buruji Kashamu come to mind.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by vedaxcool(m): 9:29am On Feb 10, 2016
[s]
wiseoneking:
Poor comprehension of subject matter. Schooled at all? Read and study the op and comment again.
[/s]

No time for empty headed wailers
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by sigiyaya(m): 9:29am On Feb 10, 2016
banmee:


Some questions you need to ask yourself. Are politicians looting the country like crazy? Are policemen asking for bribes publicly and without shame? Does the country have a culture of jungle justice? Etc. You guys just don't get it. These things that seem normal to you is seen as abnormal to the outside world. Even if you deny what is obvious to everybody, the Internet is there. The outside world is seeing all that is happening in Nigeria and denying it does not make any sense.
So in other word Nigerians are criminal and i want to believe that you are a criminal too cuz you are a Nigerian

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by Godsonkemz(m): 9:29am On Feb 10, 2016
These guys think they can play with our senses. Why deny the speech willingly granted by Buhari as if he was compelled to talk.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by rugged7(m): 9:34am On Feb 10, 2016
That bas**Rd of a president called buhari is clueless
Itz not the 1st or 2nd time he's abused Nigerians
In India he said worse
In 1985 he said worse
Fela produced a special song because of the fool

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by Teddeebear: 9:35am On Feb 10, 2016
Elosky20:
i dont think anybody deserve any explanation, because buhari was right in what he said. bt its unfortunate that people have forgoten what they learnt in school. e.g there is a clear difference between::
Some nigerians: a certain amount of nigerians
.
all nigerians: every nigerian both home and abroad.
.
its quite unfortunate that people are been misled by a section of the country who hate buhari, and has sworn that nothing Good comes from him.
you don't know what you are saying.

If one of your son use to pick money from your drawer, can you go to public and tell even your friends that one of your sons do steal from you?

Do you know the implications of that statement?

Any one of your sons could be the one, so When People meet any of you sons, they would not know who is actually the thief so They will treat all your sons as thieves.

Do you know the humiliation Nigerians are subjected to everywhere outside Africa

There are statements you should never make outside your home.
There are countries who are worst than Nigeria but they don't fight dirty in public.
We keep embarrassing ourselves everywhere.

Someone should train your president on how to answer questions??

he has really been messing up lately …

from calling some people 5%, up to this is bad image for the country.


And you stop politicizing everything, This has nothing to do with party. One of our problems is that we play politics with everything, even if lives is at stake.

Imagine you even brought up tribal sentiments, you really need help because you are the people causing problems in this country and you will always be the first to blame other people.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by Excellentmind: 9:35am On Feb 10, 2016
There is no amount of words that can dissuade Nigerians from taking notes of the degrading comments from Buhari, who happened to be the president of Nigeria due to local and international conspiracy, aided by gullible youths. Today, the mess in Nigeria is being compounded because of the inability of present government to prefer solutions to the social and economic problems begging for attention.
Where do we start from? Is it the fraudulent budget of 2016?
Although, the mistake is made, it will not last for ever.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by wristbangle: 9:38am On Feb 10, 2016
Some comments here are uncalled for
Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by banmee(m): 9:39am On Feb 10, 2016
sigiyaya:
So in other word Nigerians are criminal and i want to believe that you are a criminal too cuz you are a Nigerian

Technically i am not a Nigerian. I choose to be when it suits me. And also, you fail to understand that it is not about you or me but US collectively. You all still don't get it. The way the outside world is, is that they don't care if you as an individual is the most honest Nigerian on the planet. What they care about is, are Nigerians in general corrupt? Most people will say all Americans support homosexuality because it is legal right? This is the perception of the outside world. Individually, a lot of Americans are against it. As long as there are policemen shamelessly asking for bribe and politicians flagrantly looting the country, the outside world will continue to see Nigerians as corrupt. The reason why Nigerians don't want to accept collective responsibility is because a lot of them think of only themselves. Most don't even consider themselves Nigerians. If they did, there would be less tribalism.

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by Godiloveu(f): 9:40am On Feb 10, 2016
Rolings:


Benjami Aduba you can lie oooo, maybe you have lived in the USA for only a day that's why you can say no foreign head of state holidays in the US . Even GEJ used to go there. Stop lying

Bros! We dey togeda in dis struggle for CHANGE. But I wudn't want PMB to follow GEJ's footsteps rather, he is a pace setter he shud ve patronize Nigeria Tourism center for a good vacation.( If at all, that is, all there is to it).

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Re: Presidency Reacts To Brouhaha Over Telegraph Interview-pilot Newspaper by Teddeebear: 9:41am On Feb 10, 2016
Excellentmind:
There is no amount of words that can dissuade Nigerians from taking notes of the degrading comments from Buhari, who happened to be the president of Nigeria due to local and international conspiracy, aided by gullible youths. Today, the mess in Nigeria is being compounded because of the inability of present government to prefer solutions to the social and economic problems begging for attention.
Where do we start from? Is it the fraudulent budget of 2016?
Although, the mistake is made, it will not last for ever.
oga, your president needs to be trained on how to answer questions in public.

Every of his interviews, he commits blunders. from calling a section of Nigeria 5% to this one.

This one is worse.


if one of your sons used to pick money from your drawer, can you go to public and tell even your friends that one of your sons do steal from you?

Do you know the implications of that statement?

Any one of your sons could be the one, so When People meet any of you sons, they would not know who is actually the thief so They will treat all your sons as thieves

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