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Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Kompressor: 10:57am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Raziii: My brother, you couldn't have said it any better 1 Like |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Raziii(m): 10:58am On Mar 29, 2016 |
dyn1800:let's crucify them all maybe that will make them start acting right 2 Likes |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Nobody: 11:01am On Mar 29, 2016 |
That @Yemi got no chills ...middle finger in the air for her sharp-sharp |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Cubeet2: 11:01am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Now Nigerians are beginning to Reason well |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Raziii(m): 11:04am On Mar 29, 2016 |
VictorRomanov:Nah nah nah... Guy, you can't box me to that corner...lol! Those words are not harsh atall... I know exactly the words I used! Besides that I know you get the point I am trying to make. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by VictorRomanov: 11:10am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Raziii: I am not boxing you into any corner. U put urself there. Abike's comment doesn't even carry as much weight as urs, yet see the bashing she's receiving. No one would bash you cos they probably don't know u yet. Public servant are supposed to be diplomatic. But u don't learn diplomatic on the day you take an oath of office. The same set of people who insult people on Nairaland here at the slightest provocation would eventually become public figures tomorrow. And u expect them to be diplomatic? . Its fundermental problem my friend! We shouldn't cut the leaves and branches and expect the tree not to grow when the root is still intact. 1 Like |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by dyn1800: 11:12am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Yeah I 100% agree with you.,.... Remember you gonna lead someday too... And your words will be used for or against you..... All in all we must learn to choose our words carefully.... That's what I've learnt from the whole thing Raziii: |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by winstonjenn012: 11:13am On Mar 29, 2016 |
No one is saying anyone is perfect but when you hold a position you have got to be sensitive and not treat it like your normal life. you can't just make comments without thinking VictorRomanov: |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by DanOmang: 11:14am On Mar 29, 2016 |
how would SA on Diaspora be saying such statement, instead of trying to make 9ja attractive for citizen and foreigners to come over to 9ja,wat a shame, so wat is the SA work...Mthwwww |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by dyn1800: 11:15am On Mar 29, 2016 |
My brother most of us fail to realize people holding high positions are human after all .... We says something more worse than this yet not crucified for it. It must be hard being in power sometimes VictorRomanov: 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by BELAEBY: 11:17am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Abike Dabir was wrong, yes. she has also come out to explain her statement. even though a wrong impression has already been created. too bad. but these our leaders sef... what is the problem with u all? instead of encouraging Nigerians, they are being arrogant. Imagine Kachikwu saying he is not a magician and we shud not expect fuel scarcity to end soon. Well, God is with us. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by martinsoche: 11:17am On Mar 29, 2016 |
as a public figure u must watch how u talk becos at times u need to think twice on what u say , not just saying anything u like, sometimes pple will take it as u dont have manners and u may open urself to the public insult. u need to be responsible no matter who u are, |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by opia1984: 11:18am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Dis justy highlights sum of our major problems,coming from an S.A to d president on Diaspora,its a huge shame really,U shud be giving reasons for him 2 come back home rather than tell him OFF,Dats not just cheap but WEAK as well SMH |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by martinsoche: 11:18am On Mar 29, 2016 |
dyn1800:that is why u need to be more responsible in ur comment |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by dyn1800: 11:18am On Mar 29, 2016 |
That means holding a position makes ones fake sometimes .... Kudos to those who fakes it to the end..... Very hard being yourself when you're high profile figure winstonjenn012: |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by PEROSKY12: 11:19am On Mar 29, 2016 |
manner of approach is vry crucial as a public figure, she's not the only one to have answered that way, I could remember durin a media chat with PMB the way he responded to questions was so so discouraging. I think she learnt it frm buhari. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by VictorRomanov: 11:19am On Mar 29, 2016 |
winstonjenn012: I know bro. But all the same the problem didn't start from the comment she made. It start from how you and I respond to criticisms: harshly. When we hold high positions our mentality doesn't change automatically. We will still be tending towards harsh response to criticism. Abike Dabiri is not known to have a pattern of rude response. So we should cut her some slack. Some of us intentional provoke celebs and pub officials to get a response. And when they give us the response we crave, we begin to play both saint and victim. Nairaland is awashed with threads on how people insult and pick on celebs to provoke them. They are as human as we are. 2 Likes |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by thabet232: 11:21am On Mar 29, 2016 |
our leaders cannot convince Nigerians in diaspora to come back home because nothing is set |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by EffiongPBassey(f): 11:22am On Mar 29, 2016 |
what an obnoxious statement said by an SA of Nigeria its a shame. this tell the kind of people we have in government. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by onavae(m): 11:22am On Mar 29, 2016 |
She's only doing her job of representing her boss. Have we all forgotten so soon how PMB responded in Benin Republic to our Nigerians who asked what policies and actions were being arranged in place for them to return home? In case you have, his response was "Don't come back! Don't come and add to our problems, please stay where you are" Abike Dabiri is only butressing PMB's points, simple. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by loomer: 11:22am On Mar 29, 2016 |
danites3: Why u dey provoke, even if them be illegal, at least them dey make small change dey send their families down home. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by dyn1800: 11:23am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Have you always been with yours? If Yes, then I salute your courage for being perfectly fake martinsoche: |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by opia1984: 11:23am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Such arrogance from these pple - 1st - Buhari saying his kids school abroad because he can afford it 2nd - Kachikwu shouting 2 Nigerians he isnt a Magician wen he's suppose 2 be all apologetic 3rs - Abike Dabiri telling a Nigerian abroad nobody'z begging him 2 cum back home SMH |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by GuyfawkesAB(m): 11:26am On Mar 29, 2016 |
The way most of you jobless castigators move around in swarms baffles me. You are quick to populate any thread that greases your ego and gives you leverage to pounce on the government and give vent to the your bitterness-ridden hearts. I just read a thread on Okonjo Iweala borrowing to pay salaries when we were selling crude oil for N64 or thereabouts and not on of you blind critics were found on that thread to put up any defence for your so-called hero and heroines. But you are quick to fly in here to polish your pained ego and criticize any thing that is connected with APC and Buhari whether founded or not. Shame on you. #backtoworkjare #NotimeForjoblessWailers |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by GuyfawkesAB(m): 11:29am On Mar 29, 2016 |
What was your reaction when GEJ said "he didn't give a damn" on National TV? Or what was your reaction when Fayose acclaimed that Bola Tinubu is a true and accomplished Leader? |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Raziii(m): 11:31am On Mar 29, 2016 |
VictorRomanov:you are right! I'm sorry. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by DanOmang: 11:32am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Raziii:yeah, as a public figure and a politician with high profile and position shld be responsible enough to think before typing any statement.. |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by horsepower24: 11:32am On Mar 29, 2016 |
See who is talking, you are not even sure of your sexuality. LesbianBoy: |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by ojibole1(m): 11:35am On Mar 29, 2016 |
VictorRomanov: You are getting it wrong. As a public figure derr should b a sense if decorum....it's a pity tho 1 Like |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by danites3: 11:35am On Mar 29, 2016 |
loomer:I am provoked sir! It's a good think that they are sending more to their families but you know what? I also take care of my family yet the issue at stake is that the guy in question spoke as if the federal govt is officially calling on him to return to Nigeria which is not true hence I said that the SA stated the obvious as nobody asked him to come home.... |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by Coldfeet(f): 11:38am On Mar 29, 2016 |
That is so rude madam abike dabiri! The man states the things he fears about coming home permanently! Doesn't mean he doesn't come home to visit! And instead of you as a "special adviser" to give him hope on the change you and your cabinet promised us! You ended up giving him another reason not to return! That is showing him we have touts as leaders, who don't care about the feelings of her citizenry! Shame on you abike dabiri! lmao at who is asking you to come? very disgraceful! If the work don taya u abeg step down! Same way bubu went and said all Nigerians are criminals. Same birds flocking together 1 Like |
Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by adebanjotunde83(m): 11:40am On Mar 29, 2016 |
Yes! who is begging anybody to come to Nigeria? What will send u packing will surely send u back. Someone in service sector is feeling like god when what we need is good inventions that is productive sector. Stay put jare! |
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