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Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by berrystunn(m): 12:27am On May 11, 2016 |
Seunjungle: Buhari campaign with that... So what else do you think? http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-35526652 |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Heffalump(m): 12:29am On May 11, 2016 |
ganisucks: A strong response I saw over there especially the part that stated Cameron is basing his remarks on an old snapshot of Nigeria. That alone is very correct. The fight against corruption must be sustained. We must stop all this wailing habit and settle down for business. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by SAEJO: 12:35am On May 11, 2016 |
horlus:In your own little mind all 169,999,999 Nigerians are corrupt and only one nigerian called buhari is a saint, you are worst than that clueless slowpoke and dullard in Aso rock. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Ngozi123(f): 12:43am On May 11, 2016 |
It's good that he's come out to defend his country but what does he expect from the West when he's already come out to insult Nigerians in front of them? |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by SAEJO: 12:44am On May 11, 2016 |
mcgaius:Kukukukukuku! I DEY LAUGH IN SPANISH, awailawai. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Ngozi123(f): 12:53am On May 11, 2016 |
fistonati: Tbf, he doesn't need to go to that extent to deal with this problem. All he needs to do is to demand an apology from Downing Street and I'm sure that they'll oblige. He's brought it on himself as he was the one who publically lambasted Nigerians, enabling Western countries to think that they can insult us anyhow. If our own president is happy to insult us then why should we feel aggrieved when other leaders do it too? |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by SAEJO: 1:04am On May 11, 2016 |
IAMMRTWHYTE:NIGERIANS ARE THE VERY ONES WHO ARE KILLING NIGERIA WITH THEIR MOUTHS, NIGERIA IS CORRUPT BUT NOT LIKE BRITAIN WHO STOLE OUR IRON ORE AND ROBBED AFRICA BLACK OR THE UNITED STATES WHO DESTROY COUNTRIES OF THE MIDDLE EAST JUST TO STEAL THEIR CRUDE OIL, OR IS THAT NOT CORRUPTION? |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by EmekaBlue(m): 1:16am On May 11, 2016 |
But Nigerians y una too kwarupt sef? dem tak kwaruption swear 4 una |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by ChinonsoDike2: 1:17am On May 11, 2016 |
macaranta: Delusions of grandeur.
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Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by SAEJO: 1:23am On May 11, 2016 |
dunkem21:Why so, are about to die? |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Ebukaokeke5: 1:34am On May 11, 2016 |
The U.S had helped Nigeria in publishing the names of individuals who had been laundering Nigeria's wealth into foreign lands,the names of their foreign assets and wealth and their addresses.Wht had England done to this effect,dan hide dis thieves and deir wealth within their states than harbour them.The looter and d keepper of the loots are all corrupt.Engaland so is even more corrupt.All we know is dat President Buhari is doing his best to deal effectively with dese corrupt entities of Nigeria.Sai Buhari!!!. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by GANJAFARMER: 1:47am On May 11, 2016 |
ganisucks:His zombies will bite you shege for this comment . |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by fratermathy(m): 1:49am On May 11, 2016 |
ganisucks: What's with all these fancy blackberry bold 2 symbols? Aren't they kind of old fashioned and, I daresay, childish? Please get rid of them so that your points will be treated as mature intellectual inputs. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by GANJAFARMER: 1:52am On May 11, 2016 |
ChinonsoDike2:Are you saying that Nigeria as a country can never do well for centuries to come ? We can if only we lift off our eyes from oil and invest heavily in education and human resources but Lai lai ! Na to thief the money sure pass. Nigeria indeed is a zoo. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by adconline(m): 1:53am On May 11, 2016 |
Daily Mail published a scathing article on GMB's stance on corruption last week- emotional Nigerias reacted angrily and abusively to the publication without offering rebuttals with facts. They failed to show proof for following: -Naija doesn't receive £250m from the UK -How much Buhari daughters pay in school fees. -that our Politrickians do not own those listed houses -that Buhari's 16yr- old daughter didn't fly business class to London -that GMB listed all his properties and holdings and their estimated value in his Code of Conduct filling -that we know GMB's net worth based on his asset declaration. Back to Cameron's statement, he was being diplomatic cos he knows that Buhari's men like Amechi, Fayemi, Audu Ogbe, Fashola etc are all corrupt. How did GMB fund his campaign? Btw, GMB also called Nigerians corrupt in UK. GMB is going to spend N47bn ( $235m) running Aso Rock in 2016 while Cameron is required to pay out of his pocket for any furnishing or upgrade above £30k($45k=N90m) on 10 Downing Street. David Cameron doesn't have any presidential jet but Naija presidency has about 10.. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Princepoint(m): 1:59am On May 11, 2016 |
It emerged this week that Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari had spent £150,000 educating his daughter Zahra, a Surrey University student. Mr Cameron’s comments threatened to become a diplomatic incident, when Mr Buhari said his government was deeply "shocked and embarrassed" by the comments. Speaking through his spokesman to the BBC he said Mr Cameron must be referring to Nigeria's past notoriety for corruption before his coming to power last year A Number 10 spokesman said that “British aid money does not go directly to the Nigerian or Afghan governments” and the UK was not paying for delegations to attend the summiut. He added: “We have a zero tolerance approach to corruption and have rigorous checks in place to protect taxpayers' money and take firm action if it is misused.” The Queen met Mr Cameron and other political leaders from both the Lords and the Commons at Buckingham Palace to mark the her 90th birthday. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a noted republican, missed the engagement to attend a family funeral and wrote to the Queen to explain his absence. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by ejyke4lyf(m): 2:03am On May 11, 2016 |
MrAdetunjiBayo: You are confused and lost |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by isnovic(m): 3:12am On May 11, 2016 |
Why is the presidency embarrassed by Cameron's statement. He is only echoing what the President of Nigeria said about his country and her people.....Nigerians are criminals. When some us criticized it as a serious Presidential slip, he was praised for being brutally honest. You cannot eat your cake and have it, if the President is so pained by the utterance of the British PM he should use the world stage to show this, by issuing rebuttals befitting his angst against the British PM statement and for his outright disdain for his people and country. To group us in the class of Afghanis is to tell you how low diplomatically and politically they consider the country. Infact, they consider us bot-flies no better than to cut-off literally. I would have suggested Buhari call the PM to issue a public apology using the same medium transmitted live, and I dear say spark off a diplomatic row if an apology is not tendered in the shortest time. Whether he will do this or will be too cowed for fear of losing aids, financial support, political support and support for recovering stolen wealth is a political statement this presidency cannot afford not to make if it will be taken seriously by other country in the comity of Nations. Buhari demand for a public apology broadcasted live by same medium or call back your ambassador to the UK and send back British Commissioner in Nigeria until they do. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by preselect(m): 3:42am On May 11, 2016 |
[size=18pt]what did you expect. . . . when the fool went about telling the whole world that nigerians are criminals . . . . . . remember? [/size] #IgnoranceCantLead #Buharicracy
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Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by pabloid(m): 3:43am On May 11, 2016 |
ononujuchika:Zombies wont like you for this o |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by slap1(m): 4:46am On May 11, 2016 |
That won't stop Buhari from flying out to UK soon to laugh with them as if all is well. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Nobody: 4:48am On May 11, 2016 |
seunmsg:I so hate the bolded comment...It makes me sick... |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by Leiman100(m): 4:57am On May 11, 2016 |
googlepikins:because he defeated GEJ |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by back2sender: 5:00am On May 11, 2016 |
omenka:Look at what Jonathan in particular did to the image of Nigeria. Jonathan was a cankerworm 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by back2sender: 5:01am On May 11, 2016 |
IzonOwei:You will be sick forever since you dont like the truth |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by 989900: 5:02am On May 11, 2016 |
wolfslair: The queen and Tony Blair are one of the most corrupt people on earth, ironically one of the most respected. Cameron is just another loose tap that gets caught on camera with every senile comment . . . heard he is somehow connected to 'Panama'. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by 989900: 5:05am On May 11, 2016 |
isnovic: Your analysis is spot on, and the emboldened is a good enough reason to be diplomatic and meek. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by 989900: 5:08am On May 11, 2016 |
Localamos: Touche! |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by PoundspassDolla(m): 5:22am On May 11, 2016 |
seunmsg:good respond there,if they are really actually corrupt, let their States government prosecute them once and for all and let this issue rest in peace,after all they don't have any immunity protecting them,other than crying blue murder. |
Re: Buhari Reacts To David Cameron’s Corruption Comment On Nigeria by DedeNkem: 5:25am On May 11, 2016 |
Truth hurts sometimes. Buhari is corrupt like any other politician in Nigeria. Selective fight against corruption, is corruption! Buhari sees a saint in Obasanjo, who's the most corrupt politician in West Africa! That's corruption! He let his fulani terrorist brothers run wild commit numerous massacres in many parts of the country! That's corruption! He fumbled many times with the budget. That's corruption! He has many corrupt friends he's never going to prosecute, like Tinubu. That's corruption! He's unwilling to do anything about the massive corruption going on in NASS. Government spends more than 150 Billion naira per yeae on NASS without anything to show for it. That's huge corruption! Buhari doesn't obey the rule of law and influences court process. That's corruption! He promised to make his assets public but failed. That's corruption! He junkets the whole world unnecessarily, costing billions of naira to the economically handicapped country. That's corruption! He gave all the juicy appointments to northerners. That's corruption! He falsely claimed he was poor but his children are all schooling abroad. That's corruption! He ordered killings of peaceful IPOB protesters instead of addressing their grievances diplomatically. While his fulani terrorist brothers massacre people. That's corruption! He recently ordered the military to kill any Delta rebels instead addressing their grievances diplomatically. That's corruption! I could go on and on. Buhari is no different from past and present corrupt politicians! |
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