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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by kcnwaigbo: 10:22am On May 23, 2016

Ovamboland:
Who did the IB chase when he held power for over 5 years? He left the Northern generals alone to enjoy their loot hoping he will also enjoy his own loot in peace, and that is some people's hero.

Next time you get power learn how to exercise it for maximum results.

That is the very reason Nigeria is referred to as a zoo and why the Niger delta militants should not relent in their bombings.All animals are equal but some are more equal than others

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 10:31am On May 23, 2016

TonyeBarcanista:
Bles you

u too my brother

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 10:35am On May 23, 2016

hedonistic:
I largely agree. Till today I have not forgiven Jonathan for allowing this change of regime to happen. He could have won the election by hook or crook and NOTHING would happen, except for a few Hausa/Fulani bastards killing themselves and some unfortunate Southerners in the North for a few days after the election, and then the security agencies would teargas them into submission and life would continue as normal. Our economy does not depend on stability in the North one bit, so absolutely nothing would have happened.

I regret that Jonathan was too cowardly to hand over to this disgusting bastard called Buhari.

I completely agree with you guys. Nothing stopped him from liquidating Tinubu and co. APC should ve been killed at infancy.
Jonathan fall my hand big time.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 10:38am On May 23, 2016

ganisucks:
I never knew that THISDAY newspapers W̶̲̥̅̊åS̤̈̊ into comedy. ΨђåƮ a joke. Jonathan will breeze into the country next week A̶̲̥̅̊Ω̴̩̩̩̥D̶̲̥̅̊ EFCC won't do jack. But, ☀̤̣̈̇f course, this funny paper won't publish a rebuttal. Silly attempt †̥♥ hide Buhari's failure in protecting pipelines.

Jonathan will be wise to stay out of the country. Don't take such a report for joke..

Booharry cannot keep a promise. That is how unsteady a man we have as President.

And his evil nature will make him probe an innocent man for the bombings.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by judondasylva(m): 10:38am On May 23, 2016

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by fulanmafia: 10:38am On May 23, 2016

frehage:
Sir, I thought they are also PMB's predecessors, or are they not?

Not immediate predecessors, who should be the first priority because it most affects the incumbent's administration.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by marv1: 10:41am On May 23, 2016

His NGO? Which NGO? Where and how? In what way has he helped niger delta? This is the time for him to be mediating between FG and niger delta boys as an elder statesman, just the way late Alamesia did in 1999 and beyond. But u are taking excuse for him travelling for one NGO when things are getting out of hand. I am not suprised at his disposition. Charity they said begins at home u can not give what u dont have. If JEG is truely an elder statesman i expect him to act as one but not to be traveling up and down and hiding somewhere. This is the time he can prove himself as a nationalist and not a sectional leader.

Igbiboi:
This people should stop all this nonsense joke. Jonathan has been in this damn country since, he regularly shuttles outside the country to promote his NGO, when has that turned 'going into exile'? This day newspaper don't let my respect for you crumble.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by fulanmafia: 10:41am On May 23, 2016

hedonistic:
I largely agree. Till today I have not forgiven Jonathan for allowing this change of regime to happen. He could have won the election by hook or crook and NOTHING would happen, except for a few Hausa/Fulani bastards killing themselves and some unfortunate Southerners in the North for a few days after the election, and then the security agencies would teargas them into submission and life would continue as normal. Our economy does not depend on stability in the North one bit, so absolutely nothing would have happened.

I regret that Jonathan was too cowardly to hand over to this disgusting bastard called Buhari.

I wonder why you were complaining when Nigerian security agents teargassed the iPod protesters into submission.

I'm glad you're all aware of whats in store for you miscreants if you misbehave.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by otokx(m): 10:44am On May 23, 2016

Jonathan should sue the newspaper for libel.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by fulanmafia: 10:46am On May 23, 2016

hedonistic:
I largely agree. Till today I have not forgiven Jonathan for allowing this change of regime to happen. He could have won the election by hook or crook and NOTHING would happen, except for a few Hausa/Fulani bastards killing themselves and some unfortunate Southerners in the North for a few days after the election, and then the security agencies would teargas them into submission and life would continue as normal. Our economy does not depend on stability in the North one bit, so absolutely nothing would have happened.

I regret that Jonathan was too cowardly to hand over to this disgusting bastard called Buhari.

I wonder why you were complaining when Nigerian security agents teargassed the iPod protesters into submission.

I'm glad you're all aware of whats in store for you miscreants when you misbehave.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by maasoap(m): 10:46am On May 23, 2016

Naughtysite:
Jonathan will be wise to stay out of the country. Don't take such a report for joke..

Booharry cannot keep a promise. That is how unsteady a man we have as President.

And his evil nature will make him probe an innocent man for the bombings.

Thank you for acknowledging Buhari's fearlessness but the "innocent man" won't be probed for bombings but for looting, massive looting and unprecedented looting in the history of this nation.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 10:48am On May 23, 2016*

Chiwude:
Buhari wants to add more woes to his current predicament. First, was his 5% interview and the result was the animosity of the SE/SS towards his government. Second was the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu against court rulings and what we have today are IPOB disturbances and protest. Third, his non-regard to the people of the SS and threats to militarize the region in search for one Tompolo, and now that threat has inspired a more deadly group to embark on nasty devastating bombings of oil facilities in the ND. And we begin to ask the question 'Does the President have advisers at all? Because a good leader does not go around stoking up tensions that has the tendency of bringing down his government.
Barely, days ago rumours flew that the President was behind the tacit support for the passing of a grazing reserve bill in the Senate. That careless move undoubtedly is proving the opposition right that President Buhari is an unrepentant ethno-religious bigot. And tempers are already flaring down south and middle-belt because of the murderous activities of the Fulani herdsmen that the President seeks to protect. The herdmen issue is just one among myriads of problems and we are not even talking about the petrol subsidy removal, nor the high inflation nor the acute sufferings in the land caused by the economic ineptitude of this government, yet someone somewhere is angling for more showdowns.
Let me state clearly here that an arrest on Jonathan would spell doom on our fragile unity. All the daft APC zombies pushing for such arrest should get ready to face the music when the poo hits the fan.

Most of the youths here are inexperienced. That is why when you quote them, they end up insulting you.

Booharry's problem started with declaring Tompolo wanted and threatening to arrest Jonathan..

Booharry lacks commonsense. Talking about advisers, he called ministers noisemakers, what will he do with an adviser ?

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 10:50am On May 23, 2016*

otokx:
Jonathan should sue the newspaper for libel.

The newspaper knows better than you do.

They could also be using fiction to tell Jonathan the dangers of coming home right now.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by cktheluckyman: 10:51am On May 23, 2016

Naughtysite:
Most of the youths here are inexperienced. That is why when you quote them, they end up insulting you.

Booharry's problem started with declaring Tompolo wanted and threatening to arrest Jonathan..

Booharry lacks commonsense. Talking about advicers, he called ministers noisemakers, what will he do with an advicer ?

allow them to continue ranting.By the time the oil production drops below 500,000bpd,they will come back to their senses

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by okezed: 10:55am On May 23, 2016

why did you allow him to leave in the first place if you think you have what it take to arrest him . media probers said that he will be arrested this week , they are not seeing it come then they came up with another face saving report " he went to exile" all media probers shaa shaa shaa shaaaa shame!

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 10:56am On May 23, 2016

maasoap:
Thank you for acknowledging Buhari's fearlessness but the "innocent man" won't be probed for bombings but for looting, massive looting and unprecedented looting in the history of this nation.

Saying that Boohary is fearless is acknowledging his recent comment that, " It will be better for all Nigerians to drown in the sea than for him to allow any part of the country secede "..

That is not fearlessness. Its called stipidity. Fearlessness is not by making unguarded statement like " Dogs and Baboons will soak in blood "... It is about knowing the right thing to do and the courage to carry it out.

Let him arrest Niger Delta Avengers. That is fearlessness.

He is fighting a war he could have avoided. That is stupidity.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by OBAFEMIawolowo: 11:00am On May 23, 2016

Nigeria will collapse if u touch GEJ

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by maasoap(m): 11:00am On May 23, 2016

madridsta007:
Let's hope, as it may likely turn out to be, that this is another piece of propaganda from the APC- a party that has effectively ran Nigeria for a year via propaganda. That is a feat, one must admit.

One year in power and the Buhari-led government has fallen abysmally short on all counts as predicted by every rational mind before March 2015. Inflation rate has gone on to double digits; 1.6million jobs lost in 2016 alone and over 1 million lost between May 2015 and Dec 2015; the GDP for the first time in 2015 years is on negative growth rate; prices of essential commodities have either doubled or tripled...

I could go on and on. The government is in dire need of a distraction. So it needs to create and drive the narrative. The release of the Chibok girl(s) last week wasn't sufficient as it was a script riddled with glaring inconsistencies and, at best, it was too pedestrian for all who had a causal read on the news.

Arresting Jonathan would create an excellent diversion. However, if Buhari has any adviser whom he listens to, that would be a very, very, very bad move. As a retired general he should know that starting a new war within a space which has an ongoing war is a terrible, terrible move. While Boko Haram was set up to make the country ungovernable, attacks by militants in the Niger Delta will effectively ground Nigeria, affect oil prices and bring in the capitalists to throw him out. Yes, this will what will happen.

The aim of "arresting GEJ" is simple; create a national distraction; when that distraction, which will generate huge public attention dies away, release in batches "news and revelation" from the EFCC to media houses of how much GEJ "stole"... This will effectively run for another year or two. Then start campaigning for 2019, blaming your inability to deliver on even 5% of your 2015 campaign promises on PDP's "16 year misrule", GEJ's stolen funds, pipeline attacks, a comatose economy based on pipeline attacks, fluctuating oil prices... Etc. The North will easily be sold that, the West will again refuse to align with the South East and South South for a much better candidate... And Buhari-led APC will be sworn in again.

Nigeria will be obviously worse off for it, but I fear the above will happen.

1. The first bolded part: Economic experts and well meaning Nigerians have been warning us several years back that we should diversify our mono product based economy when oil was still enjoying high price at the International market before it is too late. Now, it is too late and in your myopic reasoning, you believe that the current administration is solely responsible for this economic quagmire we found ourselves in. May be you should take your time to read a little bit about UAE and the past ambitious Economic plans their leaders had in mind to diversify in order to mitigate against the effects of what we're witnessing today in Nigeria and they actually did that and still doing so.
2. You knew the second bolded to be true, you don't even need to spin it.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by maasoap(m): 11:03am On May 23, 2016

Naughtysite:
Most of the youths here are inexperienced. That is why when you quote them, they end up insulting you.

Booharry's problem started with declaring Tompolo wanted and threatening to arrest Jonathan..

Booharry lacks commonsense. Talking about advicers, he called ministers noisemakers, what will he do with an advicer ?

See who is talking about insults. Lol.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by papparatzzi2013: 11:10am On May 23, 2016

kettykin:
He should probe Jonathan but let the probe not be limited to the Jonathan regime. The $16b that was wasted on power is yet to be accountable

Has Wike probed Odili, Omehia and the military Governors that governed Rivers State?

Let him set a precedence.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by frehage: 11:19am On May 23, 2016

fulanmafia:
Not immediate predecessors, who should be the first priority because it most affects the incumbent's administration.

OBJ's $16B could have given us an additional 10000MW. IBB's $12B or is it $15B, in today's dollar terms, could have built four refineries.

PMB would have had far less headaches today if these huge sums were not embezzled, regardless of what GEJ did or didn't do; or what do you think sir?

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Nobody: 11:21am On May 23, 2016

The evil ex military rulers, their satanic criminal cronies/partners in crime, including the ones that they shared oil blocks for, + all others that contributed in destroying Nigeria, can be acting emperors all over the place, while the immediate past ruler is the one that should be arrested. How pathetic! Although I DON'T SUPPORT ANY OF THEM-including Jonathan, because they are all the same and should be classified/treated as destroyers and enemies of the state, our collective wealth and destiny, but you see, the act of leaving the past rulers and their cohorts to go about like emperors, emboldened the immediate past administration to do evil with impunity. Afterall, the $21bn oil windfall during IBB's government that went unaccounted for, till today, nobody talks about it. Also, the $16bn that we heard that Obj squandered in the disguise of power sector, with nothing to show for it, till now, nobody is talking about it. And they are talking about the immediate past administration. Rubbish!

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by ekaekpe: 11:25am On May 23, 2016

Please good boys of Biafra don't waste time to shut down the OIL! Do it quickly!!!!!!!!b!!!

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Jakama90(m): 11:35am On May 23, 2016

fulanmafia:
Just like the Ojucrook, Jona-daft has run to Ivory Coast while his people's lands and rivers are being bombarded and polluted by the day, and his people suffer in the creeks.

If Dikko could be crated by Buhari in London to face his corruption charges, then Jona should get ready to fit in a carton to be shipped back to Kirikiri.

Jona-daft can only run but cannot hide...I've always suspected that the ineffectual buffoon was nothing more than a common thief.
You reason like an idiot.... You Modafucker...

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by Jakama90(m): 11:36am On May 23, 2016

DaBullIT:
Hahahahahahahaha BushidoBlue

Your mentor Don run o

Wetin go happen now? Still want to praise him some more?

Ha he's untouchable

Nigeria will burn

DSS no fit

And all that arrant nonsense looks like Bloda Jonathan has gone into hiding like the fathers before him Ojukwu and Co

TonyeBarcanista what you got to say?

Take it or leave it : you are very stupid... Born troway.

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by bender79: 11:47am On May 23, 2016

Ahmeduana:
YOU DON'T GET IT BA? THEIR ONE YEAR SCORE CARD IS GOING TO BE THE ARREST OF JONATHAN TO COVER THEIR SHAMELESS, USELESS AND LACK OF MISSION AND VISIONLESS GOVERNANCE, SINCE THERE IS GOING TO BE ZOMBIES AROUND TO CHEER THEM UP FOR EVERY SILLY AND SENSELESS DECISION TAKEN BY THIS RADARLESS REGIME.

Slow down wailer.Hit your caps lock and stop screaming...

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by stevecantrell: 11:53am On May 23, 2016

project50:
not only NDA also in your inability to have a good father to train you he has a hand in it

OK continue sucking your dads (GEJ) c.ock...its sweet abi ?

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by caracas: 11:55am On May 23, 2016

fulanmafia:
And will it be Brazilians that will suffer the bad economy or yourself?

Try to reason objectively.

It is u n ur bubu that should reason objectively .
Tell him to go n stop fulani attacks ,face the economy n stop the fight against opposition otherwise the country wud be brought to its kneels.
The wise listens to words of wisdom .

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by MasterofNL: 12:06pm On May 23, 2016

fulanmafia:
Yes if he has charges against him why will he not be prosecuted? Why deny him a chance to prove his innocence?

He has been under investigation for a while now, so if he is needed for interrogation then he should honour it or be arrested.

Nobody is above the law. That is objectivity.

When will Obasanjo be arrested huh

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Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by VISTIN(m): 12:17pm On May 23, 2016

According to the bible, After Herod beheaded James, he saw that the people (his supporters) were happy. He then went and arrested Peter.

The Angel of GOD rescued Peter. Herod made himself lord over many nations and boasted so much.

At this point, God became very angry with him and sent worms to eat him up while he was still alive.

Buhar should do this with wisdom. He won't get the whole credit, the world won't give him any ovation. He will end up destroying his own govt by making everybody his enemy.

if you ask me, I will say he has taken a giant step, shaking the system and giving a signal that days of lootinh are over.
Let him think of how to better the country now, blocking financial leakages and dealing with anybody found guilty henceforth.

Somebody will say, "what will happen if Jonathan is touched"?. Buhari's govt will be hard to soar. Ijaw people won't let him go down just like that, including those calling on NDA to halt. They'll defend their brother.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by afonjay: 12:20pm On May 23, 2016

asha90:
Touch GEJ and watch the Nigerian economy sink 100%. If you want to touch GEJ be ready to touch the soul of Nigeria's economy.

#SayNoToSelectiveProbe

ok why not come direct to nigeria why ivory coast. Why is it when ss or se commit crimes always run to ivory cosat? Ojukwu n jona even asari ivory coast anyway we need to do something abt ivory coast by harboring criminals in their country. Any way he's very close sha. We finish his paper he can be easily brought back home. Drunkard.

Re: Jonathan Goes On Exile In Cote D’Ivoire, Militants Move To Shutdown Oil Output by DIKEnaWAR: 12:20pm On May 23, 2016

DaBullIT:
Hahahahahahahaha BushidoBlue

Your mentor Don run o

Wetin go happen now? Still want to praise him some more?

Ha he's untouchable

Nigeria will burn

DSS no fit

And all that arrant nonsense looks like Bloda Jonathan has gone into hiding like the fathers before him Ojukwu and Co

TonyeBarcanista what you got to say?

Let him be arrested and jailed the way Awolowo was arrested and jailed and later drank rat poison.

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