IamD18:
Please, where are Nland Buhari supporters, i'v not being seeing their zombified rants and comments.

Or are they LAZY to comment?

LMAO

Proudlyngwa:
I have watched that video over and over again and am yet to see where he said Nigerian youths are lazy, can someone point to the exact spot for me.

I hope I just helped you out here please still vote for him in the next election and believe then you will be homeless lol

Proudlyngwa:
I have watched that video over and over again and am yet to see where he said Nigerian youths are lazy, can someone point to the exact spot for me.

Your case is worse than that of the dullardino himself

Proudlyngwa:


Unfortunately madam, he was saying the truth.
Like I said in another thread, the problem is most people look at this country from the city perspective.

You need to enter the slums, creeks and deep villages to have another view.

When we have as much as a million people with a wrong view of life, that is a very huge number, unfortunately the number is even more, am a field worker and have been to over 60 riverine communities as well as many communities in the core North and I can tell you we have a bigger problem than the president portrayed.

Identifying the problem is one thing, will power to work on it is another.

Unfortunately but bitterly the president was right.

so let me ask you this question. the places you visited how many schools and skills acquisition centers did you see? how many people did you interact with who have deliberately refused to attend those schools because they are lazy and feel that Nigeria has oil and they deserve housing and healthcare for free? the number you saw? do you think it constitute "alot" which i belive by the statement of the president is more than half of the nigerian youths? no vex abeg, help me answer this.

Un behalf of the Nothern youths, I would like to state categorically that we are not lazy. We have been feeding this nation since 1960. Perhaps the President is referring to folks from the South

Proudlyngwa:
I have watched that video over and over again and am yet to see where he said Nigerian youths are lazy, can someone point to the exact spot for me.

"I'm not saying you're a liar, just that you don't speak the truth". Does that not sound weird to you?

"....a lot of them have not been to school (uneducated, right?) ....."they sit at home ..."and want......for free" (worthless bunch of lazy freeloaders).

The word may not be there, dude. He said it just the same.

No way he must go back to where he came from

We want more of such statement from the president so it can reduce his chances of being reelected.

Cuteamigo1:
so let me ask you this question. the places you visited how many schools and skills acquisition centers did you see? how many people did you interact with who have deliberately refused to attend those schools because they are lazy and feel that Nigeria has oil and they deserve housing and healthcare for free? the number you saw? do you think it constitute "alot" which i belive by the statement of the president is more than half of the nigerian youths? no vex abeg, help me answer this.

I still don't get where you people talk about the president saying more than half of the years, you people need to either watch that video or listen to the transcript.

A good example is a lot of almajaris who believe Western education is bad, a lot of them end up being thugs and foot soldiers for politicians.
Just last year BBC did a program which it said about 10 million kids are out of school, do you know the danger that portrays.

A lot of youths down south here believe and are actually paid for doing nothing, because they have oil in their community.
This is another dangerous situation.

Fazemood:

After watching that video over and over you didn't see where he said that 60% of Nigeria youths sit down and do nothing and yet are expecting to leave on oil money without working because we are oil producing nation?

BRO YOU NEED BRAIN

not just a brain man, he needs a new spirit too because he appears to be a zombie

Proudlyngwa:


Unfortunately madam, he was saying the truth.
Like I said in another thread, the problem is most people look at this country from the city perspective.

You need to enter the slums, creeks and deep villages to have another view.

When we have as much as a million people with a wrong view of life, that is a very huge number, unfortunately the number is even more, am a field worker and have been to over 60 riverine communities as well as many communities in the core North and I can tell you we have a bigger problem than the president portrayed.

Identifying the problem is one thing, will power to work on it is another.

Unfortunately but bitterly the president was right.

Ignorant dolts like u won't cease to amaze me,trying to defend the indefensible is making u look like a village nincompoop, have u ever heard of the word diplomatic relations,heck even an Ambassador dare not say such to the international community not to talk of the president,he needs to take a crash course in PR ASAP, its the height of been unpatriotic.

Unfortunately his government hasn't been able to provide ordinary portable water or electricity for the populace and he is saying some people are waiting for freebies,if I might ask what freebies,cos I haven't seen anyone that the government has provided housing for so far so good.

Only an irresponsible president will say such because its his responsibility to provide the basic amenities,what gives him the right to call tax payers lazy,he is only been delusional and living in a bubble just like u.

Jeezuzpick:


"I'm not saying you're a liar, just that you don't speak the truth". Does that not sound weird to you?

"....a lot of them have not been to school (uneducated, right?) ....."they sit at home ..."and want......for free" (worthless bunch of lazy freeloaders).

The word may not be there, dude. He said it just the same.

And he was right.

neyobills:


Ignorant dolts like u won't cease to amaze me,trying to defend the indefensible is making u look like a village nincompoop, have u ever heard of the word diplomatic relations,heck even an Ambassador dare not say such to the international community not to talk of the president,he needs to take a crash course in PR ASAP, its the height of been unpatriotic.

Unfortunately his government hasn't been able to provide ordinary portable water or electricity for the populace and he is saying some people are waiting for freebies,if I might ask what freebies,cos I haven't seen anyone that the government has provided housing for so far so good.

Only an irresponsible president will say such because its his responsibility to provide the basic amenities,what gives him the right to call tax payers lazy,he is only been delusional and living in a bubble just like u.

That is what you people don't understand, Government has passed providing water and electricity for you, that now should be the job of the private sector.
The job of government should be regulating it.

Proudlyngwa:


Unfortunately madam, he was saying the truth.
Like I said in another thread, the problem is most people look at this country from the city perspective.

You need to enter the slums, creeks and deep villages to have another view.

When we have as much as a million people with a wrong view of life, that is a very huge number, unfortunately the number is even more, am a field worker and have been to over 60 riverine communities as well as many communities in the core North and I can tell you we have a bigger problem than the president portrayed.

Identifying the problem is one thing, will power to work on it is another.

Unfortunately but bitterly the president was right.

The people you are talking about, do they fold their hands and do nothing.

Kazim88:


Let me drop my last comment.

Personally, people like you have made me lost complete hope in Nigeria youths since 2016/17 but if paraventure I was voted to be your LGA chair, NASS rep or Gov or president... Even though (thanks to people like you) I have accepted the youths are completely confused ... I CAN NEVER say it officially or unofficially... rather as a politician I would promote you all as the best in the world. I would psyche and motivate you all... if I could find 100 hard working youths (out of millions) I would shine my light on them making it seems to the world that is how "a lot" of them are.
because that is part of the Job I was voted to do.

But if I feel am too holier than thou... that I can't say proudlyngwa (that I was voted to represent) is an wise person (which obviously is a LIE) the best I could do is to resign with a clean conscience instead of going for second term.

my bro leave that fool who think from his ass.

Proudlyngwa:

Mr man, I take offence to that, can you kindly argue constructively,
Kindly point to the minute in the video where Nigerian youths were called lazy.

You guys might have gone to school, but am sorry to say you are not educated.

Read widely or are you saying all the people reacting to his comment didn't understand him or frabicated the word against him.

Proudlyngwa:


Unfortunately madam, he was saying the truth.
Like I said in another thread, the problem is most people look at this country from the city perspective.

You need to enter the slums, creeks and deep villages to have another view.

When we have as much as a million people with a wrong view of life, that is a very huge number, unfortunately the number is even more, am a field worker and have been to over 60 riverine communities as well as many communities in the core North and I can tell you we have a bigger problem than the president portrayed.

Identifying the problem is one thing, will power to work on it is another.


Unfortunately but bitterly the president was right.

The President was only right because he is as dumb as you are.

Proudlyngwa:


That is what you people don't understand, Government has passed providing water and electricity for you, that now should be the job of the private sector.
The job of government should be regulating it.

Are they regulating it?

Proudlyngwa:

I have watched the video, all I ask is point where he said lazy. Except the video I watched is different kindly give me a link and time stamp, thanks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0QiTnqGoXQ

00.29 to 1.06 was talking about a lot of people not being to school and still having expectations that because they country is an oil producing nation, a lot of things should be free.
If you say the stage was wrong I agree, if you say the speech was wrong I disagree.

Are you mentally challenged?

Proudlyngwa:

I know what lazy is, am surprised you need Google to explain it to you.
Now point out where they were called lazy, I believe you can point.

so he has to explicitly say it? like someone who says my frnd kicked the bucket, has to also explicitly say she's dead?

Jeezuzpick:


"I'm not saying you're a liar, just that you don't speak the truth". Does that not sound weird to you?

"....a lot of them have not been to school (uneducated, right?) ....."they sit at home ..."and want......for free" (worthless bunch of lazy freeloaders).

The word may not be there, dude. He said it just the same.

You even have the time to explain to him, he is simply suffering from mental laziness

Proudlyngwa:


Mr man kindly point where he called Nigerian youths lazy, I might have missed it, I have provided references to the one i watched.

Your own zombism is incurable.

Mogidi:

Sorry boss, I have better things to do than engage in meaningless debate.

Thank you my friend. Don't bother exchanging words with him or her again please. Na over sabi people

Sir that is your opinion even if he apologizes I'm not buying it

Degis:


The President was only right because he is as dumb as you are.

LOL that's very good

ACTUALLY I DONT LIKE CRITICIZING THE PRESIDENT DESPITE ALL THE HARD TIME WE ARE PASSING THROUGH. BUT HIS RESENT STATEMENT THAT NIGERIA YOUTH ARE LAZY , ITIS VERY UNFORTUNATE THAT THE POLITICIANS DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE YOUTHS PASS THROUGH JUST TO FEED AND CLOTH THEM SELVES. I KNW WHAT I HAVE GONE THROUGH IN THIS COUNTRY, I HUSTLE FOR MY SELF, FEED MY SELF, PAY MY HOUSE RENT MY SELF. I NEED TO SETTLE DOWN BUT THE HARD TIME HAS NOT REALLY GIVEN ROOM TO THAT. SAYING THAT NIGERIA YOUTH ARE LAZY IS AN UNFAIR STATEMENT TO US. WE DESERVE MORE THAN A MERE APOLOGY, THE PRESIDENT SHOULD WITHDRAW THE STATEMENT AND PROVIDE JOB FOR THE SUFFERING YOUTH.

Proudlyngwa:

I have watched the video, all I ask is point where he said lazy. Except the video I watched is different kindly give me a link and time stamp, thanks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0QiTnqGoXQ

00.29 to 1.06 was talking about a lot of people not being to school and still having expectations that because they country is an oil producing nation, a lot of things should be free.
If you say the stage was wrong I agree, if you say the speech was wrong I disagree.

You are an illiterate to say the speech is right.
Those children you say they don't go to school, how many months salary are they owing their parents?
Your illiterate President is the reason why most people lost interest in education now because if he can become a president with just school cert, many will want to follow his footsteps. He is a leader, he leads and people follow.

Proudlyngwa:


Buhari was talking about an entitlement mentality exhibited by people who do not want to go to school and believe they should get everything free, because Nigeria is an oil producing nation.
You will read any meaning into any thing because you have a biased mind.
How many percent of people refuse to pay taxes, rates and levis, because of this entitlement mentality.
Like I said, you can criticise the stage he said it on, but he was absolutely correct.

What has those of us that went to school, studied hard gotten? You too mumu.

Proudlyngwa:

I know what lazy is, am surprised you need Google to explain it to you.
Now point out where they were called lazy, I believe you can point.

Must he mention lazy! Can't you comprehend when someone implies something. Biko, I don't like exchanging words with people like you. I am sorry to have mentioned you in the first place

Flexherbal:


Are they regulating it?

Their lies the problem,

The problem should be are they making the right policies and seeing it actualized.

It is high time, the government hands off a lot of things.
We can see what happened to telecoms industry when the private sector took over, same with courier services and private universities.

Proudlyngwa:


Buhari's problem has always been saying it as it is.
Thank God you say the stage is the problem, other people are outrightly twisting his world.

I feel abosultely sorry for you

Proudlyngwa:


Mr man kindly point where he called Nigerian youths lazy, I might have missed it, I have provided references to the one i watched.

guy sharap there, buhari is a failure, if he didn't say it, what then is APC not agreeing with and the educated people refuting ?



if you don't get the L out of here with your mumu brain.


if you're not lazy did he ve to break it down in A for apple B for ball form, before u can comprehend?