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Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

Zombie oh , Zombie


E pain am well well


Ur Messiah Buhari the dullard has been a colossal failure in his less than three years in office, even his northern brothers are rejecting him and regretting why they voted a Buhari who is a gworo chewing Secondary School drop out with no verifiable or traceable WAEC Certificate as President .

Buhari has taken Nigeria back to 1984, he remains the first and only Nigerian head of state to lead Nigeria into Recession at two different term as head of state.


Buhari is a semi illiterate, voting for him will be the biggest mistake , Nigerians will ever make - Ahmadu Alli ( Former Minister of Education)

Buhari is a waste of space-- Donald Trump

Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

MadeInTokyo:


Zombie oh , Zombie oh


E pain am well

Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

Jibril659:
Otuoke drunk with no direction, always running to places where he's not wanted

Jibril659:
This "thing" is here again

tomakint:
I can tell that you are NEVER A HAPPY MAN you are filled to the brim with hate and ashamed of your Buhari

MadeInTokyo:
Don't mind the clown, he is a confused recession infected zombie like sarrki and Ngenekwenu

limeta:
Northern Politicians Have Made A Hell Of Their Fellow Northerners!!! by Veritasafrique: 7:34pm
Britain truncated Nigerian independence and handed power to the North. Since North has been in power, has there been any meaningful development among the poor people of North? Certainly no! It is clear to all. The poor Northerners know it more than any other person. Unfortunately, they cannot talk and they have nobody to talk for them. Shehu Sani is the lone voice that talks on behalf of the masses. These politicians use the poor northern masses to achieve their selfish gains.
These politicians send their children for studies outside Nigeria. Children of poor Northerners do not go to school. They tell them to be reading the Quran. These politicians are stonkingly rich from the money they steal from the national treasury. These poor northerners are miserably poor. They cannot afford their daily meal. What a wickedness from these politicians. They do not want the poor northerners to open their eyes. They send the poor youth to fight unnecessary wars where they die. What a mischievous act! They have made a hell of their fellow northerners yet they confuse them by telling them that power remains in the north. See how poor Norht-East is, yet Northern politicians have been in power for almost fifty year. What a deceit! Let the truth be said and let the people be free. They cannot help these poor northerners because the system in Nigeria is that of looting instead of encouraging hardwork. Time has come for us to confront the reality on the ground. Join us on www.veritasafrique.com or twitter veritasafrique, or facebook veritasafrique

Jibril659:
you're dull and uncreative

MadeInTokyo:
Jonathan meets U.S. lawmakers; speaks on Nigerian Christians, Niger Delta


Former President Goodluck Jonathan has met with the United States Congress House Sub Committee on Africa to speak on the Niger Delta issue and the challenges facing Christians in Nigeria.

A spokesperson for Mr. Jonathan, Ikechukwu Eze, said the meeting was part of efforts of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation to fulfill its mission to promote peace and prosperity in Nigeria and Africa.

The statement said the former president, who was invited by the U.S. Congress subcommittee and spoke in his capacity as Chairman of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation.

Mr. Jonathan, who left office in 2015 after six years, [said the implementation of the resolutions of the 2014 National Conference is the panacea that will prevent ethnic and religious tensions that lead to crises such as the recent Southern Kaduna killings.
He also identified impunity as a factor that contributes to the reoccurrence of such violence, noting that if those behind previous violence were not prosecuted then likeminded individuals and groups would be emboldened to repeat the same act.
Mr. Jonathan talked about his efforts to end impunity, specifically citing the case of Kabiru Sokoto, the mastermind of the Christmas Day bombing of Saint Theresa’s Catholic Church in Madalla, Niger state who was arrested, prosecuted, convicted and imprisoned by his administration and was the first successful prosecution of a terrorist attack on a place of worship in Nigeria’s history.

He said: “That promise was fulfilled on the 20th of December 2013 when Kabiru Umar, aka Kabiru Sokoto, was sentenced to life imprisonment after my administration investigated that crime, identified him as the mastermind, arrested him and diligently prosecuted him and some of his associates.”
The former president also noted that his administration’s prosecution of the perpetrators of the deadly bombing of an office of the Independent National Electoral Commission also in Madalla on April 8, 2011 was the first successful prosecution of terrorists in Nigeria.


While supporting the 2014 National Conference’s recommendation for an independent Religious Equity Commission to be set up to apprehend and arrest perpetrators of ethnic and religious violence, Mr. Jonathan said that ending impunity will also mean ending these tensions.
On the Niger Delta, the former president said he fully aligned with the views of the 2014 National Conference which called for True and Fiscal Federalism as the way out of agitations in the region and in
other parts of Nigeria.
He also said that interventionist agencies like the Niger Delta Development Commission tend not to be effective due to over politicization.
The former President opined that the almost overnight development of a state like Akwa-Ibom proved that what the region needed was resource control not interventionist agencies.
The meeting was attended by Chairman of the U.S. House Sub-Committee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations, Congressman Christopher H Smith and other influential staff of the Committee.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/222388-jonathan-meets-u-s-lawmakers-speaks-nigerian-christians-niger-delta.html

Jibril659:
go abeg, copy and paste dumb fvck