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this Ona-whatever of a man think we dont understand english abi?
You dont need to explain your stupidity, especially if it was crystal clear the first time.
Many of you rose from thatched houses to becoming DGs, MDs and acronyms and all of a sudden, start thinking like baboons.
Once have yoi spoken, Thrice have we heard.

Ononuga lacks honour and integrity.

He should have stood his ground because what he said originally is what he felt and feels even now. Forget the lame rebuttal to save face.

But common pips. What do you expect from an appointee serving under a man who has no integrity at all that his accolades and zombies parade as Mr. Integrity; till today, no certificate but 100SANs to defend, who promised no first lady but gave us a wife of president who believes her office is higher than a state governor, who is yet to clarify her role in Halliburton scandal, who travelled to Qatar and passed it on as USA.

Shame.

Shame.

That's all I have to say

JonSnow:
He's yoruba, what do you expect?

He's a stupid idiot,even if he can't apologise he's comment attests to it. What a coward idiot

raker300:
Op, when you say "nigerians reacted the the former statement of NAN" do you mean nairalanders? Cos many nairalanders supported his initial statement without even thinking twice.

For those that didn't bother reading this post: he said he was referring to a newspaper report showing kwashiokor victims that weren't even nigerians used in reporting hunger in nigeria.

lie
the man meant what he said. I see his post on facebook. he is really stupid.

He hasn't said anything different

ovadozes:
I was happy when I saw that his citics cut across the whole country not from 'a particular section of the country' as they say.

Yorubas abused him more on facebook

#changebeginswithme

KingAdegoke:
Yorubas abused him more on facebook

Thats what I was trying to point out

accidental comments attracts accidental response..next time be more crystal

This is more or less medicine after death.....abeg just shut up next time bloody idiot! Imagine he asked his daughter if the plane she boarded was filled up just to see if truly Nigerians are suffering like the plane contained 100million people now he is trying to dodge the planks being directed to his brain ,stupid person

Do this man think we're stupid,?
,That millions of Nigerians who read it the first time misinterpreted him?
DAMAGE CONTROL

After them don wire am for social media...................olodo editor! After you don run down PM newspaper like the way Buahri wan run down we country so. All I see is a padded comment.............

bamosagie:
A failed attempt at damage control

ok

Government apologist. He sees form d top while d poor see frm d bottom...he thinks every nigerian will see it from d top as he? He who wears d shoe knows where it pinches sir!

HungerBAD:
Spoken like a true man.

Truth is, people hear what they want to hear, and read what they want to read without even seeing the sense or bigger picture of the statement.

Wailers will continue to wail.

When will hunger reset your brain?

I spit on you Mr Bayo.

HungerBAD:
Spoken like a true man.

Truth is, people hear what they want to hear, and read what they want to read without even seeing the sense or bigger picture of the statement.

Wailers will continue to wail.

how I wish I knew you in person.I for use slap reset ur brain anytime I see you.I dnt kn wht is wrong wt u guys.

eph12:
Normally he was supposed to expect that kind of reaction. In that his article his opinion was very clear. He should have taken his time to address all these things he is addressing now. When I read the part of him buying food for 700 I was just laughing at his stupidity. Not everyone can afford to spend 700 a day on only feeding. Not to talk of just a meal.

The guy thinks people are fools . Imagine him saying that the plane heading to London was full so there's no hardship.

madridguy:
Onanuga, relax your mind and let wailers wail as usual.

am very sure why you are dying hard of buhari is because is jihadist like you that's all. Even your family are wailing because of hunger hitting their head. The truth is that this administration is EVIL any sane person still shouting sai should be admitted for brain reset.

JonSnow:
He's yoruba, what do you expect?

U are a tribal fool! Yoruba they giv u erection ni??of everythin said all u can bring out of your brain is: “he is yoruba”! SMH.

He said we should eat Nigerian rice. His daughter should also school in Nigeria...

HungerBAD:
Spoken like a true man.

Truth is, people hear what they want to hear, and read what they want to read without even seeing the sense or bigger picture of the statement.

Wailers will continue to wail.

Why are you always FTC on every fucken thread?
Daz jus my kweshun.

damola311:
I'm sure this are the kind of men or advisers in PMB administration, they tell him things are going well inside, while things are really worse outside.

I can't agree less wit u!!!

Someone should ask him why he didn't encourage his daughter to jettison flying abroad when there are local options here in Naija some of these old men go just de yarn opata any how

TheHerald:
The Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, Bayo Onanuga has clarified his intentions following the backlash from his earlier post.

Recall that Nigerian blasted the NAN MD for posting on his Facebook wall that the suffering of Nigerians was mere political propaganda.

Addressing te post and clarifying his intent, Onanuga took to his Facebook wall to write:

“I need to make myself crystal clear to all those who have responded, some with vulgar abuse, some with disparaging remarks, to my statement on Facebook on the situation in my country.



First is that many people demonstrated in their reactions that they did not understand what I wrote. They simply read my statement upside down or ill-digested it. Several points I raised were mere hypotheses, mere suppositions, not conclusions. I asked: is it true? Have we been exaggerating our economic conditions? Can the media conduct some reality check?

In saying so, I remember a photograph of kwashiorkored kids published recently by one of our respected newspapers to illustrate ‘the hardship’ in the land. Of course, the photograph does not reflect any true reality about Nigeria, it was lifted from a foreign publication.

I thank all those who responded by countering my hypothesis with their own propositions about our condition.

I agree we all live in different parts of the country and I fully accept we see things in different light.

Second, no where in my statement did I suggest that our country is not going through a difficult time and that our people are not going through some hardship. The President himself has admitted this on several occasions.

As the economic crisis rages on, everyone has been affected one way or the other, including those in government at all levels. Even Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote has had his wealth vastly reduced by the economic crisis.

As Nigerians we need to understand very quickly that we are going through the worst economic crisis in our history. Wailing, apportioning blames are not, in my view, the appropriate reactions to the crisis. We need to begin to change the way we live. If you are used to consuming imported things such as Thailand Rice, American Long Grain rice, the times dictate we jettison the idea and go for local Abakaliki or Ofada rice. If you like foreign dresses, it’s time to switch to the locally made fabrics. If you have a vehicle that guzzles petrol, it’s time to switch to fuel efficient ones.

And the latter reminds me of the American reaction when crude was trading at $140 a few years ago. Many Americans dumped their SUVs. Many of the rejected vehicles were shipped to Nigeria. Now that petrol price is high in our country, as a result of the Avengers crisis and the unfavourable forex regime, is it not time also we copied the Americans, dumped the SUVs and jumped on public transport or shared transport?

My takeaway from my experience today is that Nigerians seldom read critically any post. We read superficially and make comments, most often trivialising serious issues.

And finally, I have spent the past 36 years post-graduation defending the cause of the Nigerian people. Contrary to some opinions, my view is not influenced by my official position. Those who peddle such lies do not know me. I pray God to forgive them.”


http://www.herald.ng/nigerians-misinterpreted-me-nan-md-bayo-onanuga-reacts-to-backlash/#fJVyzjeMdPHokTRk.99

JonSnow:
He's yoruba, what do you expect?

am very sure you reside in yoruba land, Nd still you abuse & show your bigotry towards dem

Human beings don't behave in such way.. I guess you know what you're

Reyginus:
On a serious note, you'd be Big Fool if you are not been paid for these.

He is paid naah. No sensible Nigerian would still be defending APC or Buhari with this level of hardship in Nigeria if the person isn't directly benefiting from the government.
U might not want to criticise Buhari for reasons best known to u, that's understandable, but going ahead to defend Buhari and even join him to blame past administrations for the inactions of the present administration in this wonderful economy is the height of it.
So, my oga, he is being paid wella.

There is no difference..he is just explaining wat he said so wat is d point he is only making things worse

Equally, may the starving poor Nigerians, hopefully, will forgive you.

HungerBAD:
Spoken like a true man.

Truth is, people hear what they want to hear, and read what they want to read without even seeing the sense or bigger picture of the statement.

Wailers will continue to wail.

I'm sure you will still praise him, even if he fvcks your mum dirty.

raker300:
Op, when you say "nigerians reacted the the former statement of NAN" do you mean nairalanders? Cos many nairalanders supported his initial statement without even thinking twice.

For those that didn't bother reading this post: he said he was referring to a newspaper report showing kwashiokor victims that weren't even nigerians used in reporting hunger in nigeria.

You can imagine how low wailers can reason.

Why do we need a foreign picture to depict hunger in our land ?

They can't even get pictures from IDP Camp which unfortunately still does not reflect the nature of the hardship we face.

Wailers read headline and spit nonsense ignorantly.

nwamehn:



He is paid naah. No sensible Nigerian would still be defending APC or Buhari with this level of hardship in Nigeria if the person isn't directly benefiting from the government.
U might not want to criticise Buhari for reasons best known to u, that's understandable, but going ahead to defend Buhari and even join him to blame past administrations for the inactions of the present administration in this wonderful economy is the height of it.
So, my oga, he is being paid wella.

Your moniker reflects it all.

U will not consider reasoning. You are still pained by the election loss.

Even GEJ is already coming for FEC meetings.

Move on.