₦airaland Forum

obonujoker:
If Buhari loses , he will relinquish power... no two ways....

I just have a question, why are Muslims in Nigeria hell bent on voting in Buhari, even though they Know he has failed woefully??

I just want to know why??

resurgent4oodua:
You have not said anything or challenged my message. What about osinbajo? I don't hate or dislike him. I only feel he shouldn't have gotten involved in politics. There's a conflict of interest all over his office as VP.

Be explicit with your message.

SouthEastFacts:
Our prayer is that he loses but fail to relinquish power. Believe me, millions of Nigeria would be happy. But as for returning next year, take it to the bank, he won't. Don't ask me any question, Atiku is your next president.

obonujoker:
If Buhari loses , he will relinquish power... no two ways....

I just have a question, why are Muslims in Nigeria hell bent on voting in Buhari, even though they Know he has failed woefully??

I just want to know why??

resurgent4oodua:
Yes,i get now. But it doesn't mean we attribute light, progress or enlightenment to Buhari ooo. Mystro was only trying to say I have now seen buhari for who he is, whereas I have always held the views expressed here about Buhari all along.

respect80:
Light indeed!
You should be ashamed of yourself for thinking that this writeup bolds well for your principal...

What a fuckery
I'm beginning to believe this Buharideen of a slang

iyke926:
It's a religious thing. I have tried lot of times to talk to the educated ones and I don't know.. Understand why they passionately believe buhari is a messiah. Infact, they get angry at me for making them question their intelligence.

Nigeria is in a very deep...deep sh!t.

Iyke e ka nokwa n'obodo a.You never cut out since?Just this month alone I know how many of my Gs get Canadian visa.

resurgent4oodua:
I just want to use this medium to beg the igbos to forget about this Atiku 2019 optimism because even if Atiku wins, Buhari will never relinquish power. If anybody knows me here, they would attest to my hate for Buhari who I verily believe is an arch genocidist and islamofascist. But having realised that the man can't be defeated by mere mortals, I have surrendered the sufferings of millions of Nigerians to God.

The past 4 years have been hellish for Nigerians irrespective of religious and ethnic affiliations. Millions of families have been rendered poor, desolate and brutalized due to Buhari's misrule. The most affected I would dare say are the christians in the middle belt and Kaduna south who have been killed in their thousands by marauding herdsmen who seem to be backed by state forces. They have literally seen hell on earth and they need to brace up for another 4 years of possible genocide. There is no respite in sight.

Igbos are a tribe that irk a lot of Nigerians due to their audacity to speak up when others scamper and they have earned the disdain of others. But one thing I must admit is that the igbos are a brave people who have dared the odds to stand out of the crowd and count when needed. Igbos are very right about all the things they say about Buhari and I share their sentiment and beliefs about the President. However, from the look of things, the President is coming back for another 4 years because he has the apparatus of state, incumbency factor, and the vote of the illiterate poor in Nigeria. The poor masses in Nigeria(Mostly in the North, SW and partly NC) have it all muddled up and believe that by supporting Buhari against OBJ, Saraki and other PDP stalwarts, they can be uplifted from poverty. I can't blame the illiterate poor for delusions because they obviously can't give what they don't have. It should be clear to any rational being that Buhari has destroyed Nigeria's middle class and it will take another 20 - 30 years to repair the damage this administration has done to Nigeria's economy. As we all know, Nigeria is the country with the most poor people on earth (an estimated 85 million people). The damage has been done and there is nothing neither you and I as Nigerians can do about it.

Now to the crux of my message: Buhari can't be removed by the votes of Nigerians. Buhari is not Jonathan. He's a brutal dictator who disrespects and disdains Nigeria's democratic institutions and he has 12 million standby votes from the muslim North. He has always been viewed as a messiah by the illiterate poor. Call it Nigeria's version of myopic nationalist populism, you won't be wrong. Nigerians shouldn't count on OBJ, Danjuma and other retired Generals to salvage the nation, there is little these men can do to oust Buhari as they don't control the levers of power with regards to National security and the Army anymore. The only solutions/savior of Nigeria and Nigerians are 2 fold: (1) An act of God (mysterious demise of the Commander in Chief, (2) The International Community heaed by the Americans (we can't count on that because Trump is America First.)

With respect to the 1 option, I am by no means wishing death upon the President. I am only presenting an hypothetical situation where, by force of an unforeseen act of God, we no longer have to contend with Buhari in 2019, thereby clearing the coast for more benign politicians to contest and lead the country. As for the 2nd option, I would urge anti-Buhari forces not to have misplaced hopes on the Americans who have proven to be more Nationalistic under Trump's administration. In common parlance, the Americans are now about: America first! They don't give a sh!t about NATO, European Security, Multilateral institutions and their eternal allies, the UK. So, pray tell, why should Donald Trump care if Buhari uses his power to crush any opposition to his re-election next year? The only leverage an OBJ or Atiku can bank on to unseat Buhari is the International Community headed by the US/America under Trump's rulership. And for your information, Donald Trump regards black Africans just a little above Animals. So why should he care if Buhari kills us all to achieve his 2nd term? I therefore urge all anti - Buhari elements to exercise cautious optimism about this Buhari issue. I don't like the man but I have accepted the will of God at this moment that he has no rival. He is completely unfettered as far as next year's election is concerned. As a prelude to what is to come, the APC has rigged virtually all elections held this year with little or no opposition by Nigerians. This just goes to show that Buhari will win by hook or crook next year and there's nothing any Jupiter can do about it. We are at Buhari's mercy and next year's election is just a formality as the winner is already known before the contest. I am therefore begging all Nigerians, especially the igbos not to burst their spleens on supporting Atiku because even if he wins, he will be denied the fruits of his victory without any repercussions whatsover. I pity any youth that will go out to protest against Buhari's victory next as only the corpse of such youth be will seen on social media. The shiite muslims who share the same faith with Buhari have repeatedly been killed like dogs on the street by the Buhari regime and nothing has happened, let alone any southerner that will dare protest against Buhari. Na mortuary straight.

In closing, I can't help but touch on the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo. He's my brother being a fellow yoruba man from Ogun State and I dare say I pray he nevee becomes President. This is because he has stood akimbo while christian blood has been shed in an unprecedented manner under his watch. I am of the opinion that as a christian and an ordained pastor, the least the VP could have done is to resign or indicated his disinterest to recontest under the ticket. We must learn to stand by our principles and values regardless of expected political gains. But alas, even our own pastor can close his eyes to the evil committed under his watch just to have a chance in 2023. God is not mocked and he wil repay us for all our misdeeds. 2023 is almost here, we shall see how God will repay those who stood up to be counted when it mattered most. As hysterical as FFK, Fayose, PA Oyedepo, Apostle Suleman and many others I can't remember might seem, christians can't deny that they stood up to be counted when it mattered most. God will uphold them and renew their strength.

We survived Abacha, hence we shall all survive Buhari. But we should not have any misplaced hopes of unseating him in 2019.

Selah.

#istandwithbuharitill2023

MrMystrO:
I never refered to Buhari as the light.. in fact in the real sense we are not even real Buhari supporters. The light in this situation would mean seeing Buhari for exactly who he is, and acknowledging the fact that as things stand, he can Never be be removed from office by Atiku or Anyone - Former military General or not! Not because he's doing well or popular, but because he's No “Hero of Democracy”. Hopefully u get it now.

nkwuocha1:
Iyke e ka nokwa n'obodo a.You never cut out since?Just this month alone I know how many of my Gs get Canadian visa.

resurgent4oodua:
I just want to use this medium to beg the igbos to forget about this Atiku 2019 optimism because even if Atiku wins, Buhari will never relinquish power. If anybody knows me here, they would attest to my hate for Buhari who I verily believe is an arch genocidist and islamofascist. But having realised that the man can't be defeated by mere mortals, I have surrendered the sufferings of millions of Nigerians to God.

The past 4 years have been hellish for Nigerians irrespective of religious and ethnic affiliations. Millions of families have been rendered poor, desolate and brutalized due to Buhari's misrule. The most affected I would dare say are the christians in the middle belt and Kaduna south who have been killed in their thousands by marauding herdsmen who seem to be backed by state forces. They have literally seen hell on earth and they need to brace up for another 4 years of possible genocide. There is no respite in sight.

Igbos are a tribe that irk a lot of Nigerians due to their audacity to speak up when others scamper and they have earned the disdain of others. But one thing I must admit is that the igbos are a brave people who have dared the odds to stand out of the crowd and count when needed. Igbos are very right about all the things they say about Buhari and I share their sentiment and beliefs about the President. However, from the look of things, the President is coming back for another 4 years because he has the apparatus of state, incumbency factor, and the vote of the illiterate poor in Nigeria. The poor masses in Nigeria(Mostly in the North, SW and partly NC) have it all muddled up and believe that by supporting Buhari against OBJ, Saraki and other PDP stalwarts, they can be uplifted from poverty. I can't blame the illiterate poor for delusions because they obviously can't give what they don't have. It should be clear to any rational being that Buhari has destroyed Nigeria's middle class and it will take another 20 - 30 years to repair the damage this administration has done to Nigeria's economy. As we all know, Nigeria is the country with the most poor people on earth (an estimated 85 million people). The damage has been done and there is nothing neither you and I as Nigerians can do about it.

Now to the crux of my message: Buhari can't be removed by the votes of Nigerians. Buhari is not Jonathan. He's a brutal dictator who disrespects and disdains Nigeria's democratic institutions and he has 12 million standby votes from the muslim North. He has always been viewed as a messiah by the illiterate poor. Call it Nigeria's version of myopic nationalist populism, you won't be wrong. Nigerians shouldn't count on OBJ, Danjuma and other retired Generals to salvage the nation, there is little these men can do to oust Buhari as they don't control the levers of power with regards to National security and the Army anymore. The only solutions/savior of Nigeria and Nigerians are 2 fold: (1) An act of God (mysterious demise of the Commander in Chief, (2) The International Community heaed by the Americans (we can't count on that because Trump is America First.)

With respect to the 1 option, I am by no means wishing death upon the President. I am only presenting an hypothetical situation where, by force of an unforeseen act of God, we no longer have to contend with Buhari in 2019, thereby clearing the coast for more benign politicians to contest and lead the country. As for the 2nd option, I would urge anti-Buhari forces not to have misplaced hopes on the Americans who have proven to be more Nationalistic under Trump's administration. In common parlance, the Americans are now about: America first! They don't give a sh!t about NATO, European Security, Multilateral institutions and their eternal allies, the UK. So, pray tell, why should Donald Trump care if Buhari uses his power to crush any opposition to his re-election next year? The only leverage an OBJ or Atiku can bank on to unseat Buhari is the International Community headed by the US/America under Trump's rulership. And for your information, Donald Trump regards black Africans just a little above Animals. So why should he care if Buhari kills us all to achieve his 2nd term? I therefore urge all anti - Buhari elements to exercise cautious optimism about this Buhari issue. I don't like the man but I have accepted the will of God at this moment that he has no rival. He is completely unfettered as far as next year's election is concerned. As a prelude to what is to come, the APC has rigged virtually all elections held this year with little or no opposition by Nigerians. This just goes to show that Buhari will win by hook or crook next year and there's nothing any Jupiter can do about it. We are at Buhari's mercy and next year's election is just a formality as the winner is already known before the contest. I am therefore begging all Nigerians, especially the igbos not to burst their spleens on supporting Atiku because even if he wins, he will be denied the fruits of his victory without any repercussions whatsover. I pity any youth that will go out to protest against Buhari's victory next as only the corpse of such youth be will seen on social media. The shiite muslims who share the same faith with Buhari have repeatedly been killed like dogs on the street by the Buhari regime and nothing has happened, let alone any southerner that will dare protest against Buhari. Na mortuary straight.

In closing, I can't help but touch on the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo. He's my brother being a fellow yoruba man from Ogun State and I dare say I pray he nevee becomes President. This is because he has stood akimbo while christian blood has been shed in an unprecedented manner under his watch. I am of the opinion that as a christian and an ordained pastor, the least the VP could have done is to resign or indicated his disinterest to recontest under the ticket. We must learn to stand by our principles and values regardless of expected political gains. But alas, even our own pastor can close his eyes to the evil committed under his watch just to have a chance in 2023. God is not mocked and he wil repay us for all our misdeeds. 2023 is almost here, we shall see how God will repay those who stood up to be counted when it mattered most. As hysterical as FFK, Fayose, PA Oyedepo, Apostle Suleman and many others I can't remember might seem, christians can't deny that they stood up to be counted when it mattered most. God will uphold them and renew their strength.

We survived Abacha, hence we shall all survive Buhari. But we should not have any misplaced hopes of unseating him in 2019.

Selah.

#istandwithbuharitill2023

googlepikins:
Why are you people afraid of the Igbos? From morning to night. Igbos this Igbos that. We must be powerful for Nigerians

immhotep:
Kai.
You deserve an award for this level of cowardice

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resurgent4oodua:
You are never serious. Everything is a joke to you.

googlepikins:
Why are you people afraid of the Igbos? From morning to night. Igbos this Igbos that. We must be powerful for Nigerians