₦airaland Forum

sanpipita:
So where and when did economist endorse buhari?

Friend01:
Hmmmm... I am so disappointed in you people.
common sense you don't even have.

You should also ask the president oops.
Sorry ,Jubril to. remove his shoes, stockings, his shirts and shorts to show he is not Jubri but Buhari.

You guys are just irritating me with you senseless pursuit for rubbish and you think it is normal.

You guys need to go for psychiatric check to see if one nut holding your brain has not fallen off.

alhassanyusuf29:
hmmm, i didnt know they were killing 100 soldiers monthly, ur source most have been radioBiafra

Passionate888:
isn't it interesting how you idiots tag everyone that opposes the dullard biafra?

digScratcher:
thank you sir, you are a man of great words, so I ask when should I expect him to remove his cap then?

why is he wearing his cap at all times?

don't you think something is wrong somewhere.?

I'm sure you don't wear caps at all times, even when you want to you and take your bathe.

deomelo:
Funny when ipobs deny their ipobness..

festacman:
I can't spoon-feed with information for free. Perhaps, doing a bit of research will help you.

seanfer:
Let Afenifebi keep deceiving Atiku... What I know is that None of them can we Election in their Family houses... Not to talk of Their Streets.

Passionate888:
all these dirty yorobbber muzleemi sef go find rubber kettle take stretch your pr!ck

digScratcher:
thank you sir, you are a man of great words, so I ask when should I expect him to remove his cap then?

why is he wearing his cap at all times?

don't you think something is wrong somewhere.?

I'm sure you don't wear caps at all times, even when you want to you and take your bathe.

digScratcher:
when will Jubril remove his cap.

every time wearing cap, which kind life, even good luck Jonathan, OBJ,ATIKU,ABACHA,YARADUA, removed their caps at a point in time, why can't buhari do the same and make this Jubril story stop.

34webers:
Ipob and their funny logic. So a man that wash his dick after urinating and one that allows drops of those urine in his trousers, who sound more sane and neat? Some times I laugh uncontrollably as I read comments from these brainless ipob miscreants.

Passionate888:
these dirty mumuzlims sef, are they so dirty that they can't urinate properly? What kind of infection do they have that urine remains on their dick after urinating sef. Useless head slammers

34webers:
Ok. It is only ipob that think the use of tissue paper to clean ass after poopoo makes them cleaner than the use of water. Ipob and inversion of logic are like bread & butter. However, empty rant of insult has no effect, it only suit the deluded mind of the ipob miscreants who are already known for self deception. Keep deceiving yourselves. You can now type more of same insults since that is what makes ipob miscreants feel satisfied.

34webers:
The harm kanu has done to ipobs brain will take decades to be reversed. So it is his cap that should now be removed to prove he is not jubrin? May be because the left and right hand jubrin/buhari angle looks too childish and stupid. The kind eye wey i dey take look igbos for where I dey now ehh. As in I now see any igbo like those on nairaland. Smh.

MalcoImX:
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, has described the recent “endorsement” by The Economist of London, of the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, party, Muhammadu Buhari, in the coming election as scandalous and partisan.

In one of its recent reports , The Economist of London had predicted that President Muhammadu Buhari will win next year’s election.

However, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Public Communication , Mr. Phrank Shaibu, Atiku described “as a poorly-executed hatchet job, the prediction by The Economist of London, in which the magazine put on the garb of a partisan and made no pretenses to professionalism while predicting that President Muhammadu Buhari will win next year’s poll.”

He said, on Monday, that “with the tacit endorsement of President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term, in its current edition, the erstwhile influential news magazine has hit a new low by throwing all pretenses to the wind to take up the job of presidential spokespersons.”

“It is common knowledge that the Economist’s fortunes have taken a nosedive in recent months with its flip- flop on issues especially as it pertains the upcoming presidential election in Nigeria. But the magazine hit a new low in its current edition, ‘ The World in 2019,’ where it made projections of issues and events that will shape the year 2019 across many countries including Nigeria,” Shaibu said.

Shaibu said, “even if the All Progressives Congress (APC) or President Muhammadu Buhari’s spokespersons had written that story, it could not have been so recklessly partisan, so undisguisedly biased and so devoid of any shred of professionalism.”

According to him, “the so-called story which says, ‘the president, Muhammadu Buhari, will win re-election in February, as a new opposition coalition may collapse before the vote’ fails to meet the attributes of objectivity, balance and fairness.”

The Atiku spokesperson said “it was scandalous that the magazine went ahead to predict a victory for the APC candidate even when it said a Buhari’s second coming portends disaster for Nigeria.”

Shaibu said “it was sad that The Economist went on to endorse a failed president even when it admitted that ‘a Buhari’s second term would mean continuing political weakness, little prospect of progress in the fight against islamist insurgency in the north, nationalism in the oil producing Delta and secessionism in Biafra.”

He said “it was equally strange that the same magazine whose Intelligence Unit predicted that PDP candidate, Atiku Abubakar, will lead the new government come 2019 has now made a u-turn to endorse President Buhari even when his performance in office is now at all time low.”

“But we hasten to say that with or without the endorsement of The Economist or any news medium for that matter, we will defeat Buhari fair and square,” he said.

Shaibu said “on May 29, 2019 when Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is sworn in as the President of Nigeria, The Economist will have to look elsewhere for patronage, since there will be no more room for cash and carry forecasts, and fully-paid for endorsements.”

He said that “the PDP Presidential Candidate was aware that when fake news materials are planted in big news outlets, they often help to lay the groundwork for rigging in elections.”

Atiku, however, warned that members of the opposition party and their supporters will resist the rigging of next year’s elections.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/atiku-knocks-the-economist-says-endorsement-of-buhari-scandalous/

festacman:
The Economist has studied and seen the necessary hard decisions of Buhari to lay fresh foundation for the diversification of the economy through actual production.

This is a move away from PDP's corruption' driven patronage system that made very few wealthy.

We can't go back to Egypt. The necessary journey through the wildness might painful but arrival at the Promised Land is guaranteed.

34webers:
Ok. It is only ipob that think the use of tissue paper to clean ass after poopoo makes them cleaner than the use of water. Ipob and inversion of logic are like bread & butter. However, empty rant of insult has no effect, it only suit the deluded mind of the ipob miscreants who are already known for self deception. Keep deceiving yourselves. You can now type more of same insults since that is what makes ipob miscreants feel satisfied.

digScratcher:
when will Jubril remove his cap.

every time wearing cap, which kind life, even good luck Jonathan, OBJ,ATIKU,ABACHA,YARADUA, removed their caps at a point in time, why can't buhari do the same and make this Jubril story stop.

AntiWailer:
“It is a story meant to prey on the gullible by reason of limited mental capacity, whose numbers seem to be increasing on daily basis. Sadly, those peddling the fake news about cloning have even lesser mental capacity than the people they are deceiving.”

Nigerians in a diaspora are so on point.

olagbola55:
Everything other things don't pain me other dan those bastard afenifebi those elders are agbaya,olojukokoro,onijekuje,abatenije,omo ale yoruba

MalcoImX:
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, has described the recent “endorsement” by The Economist of London, of the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, party, Muhammadu Buhari, in the coming election as scandalous and partisan.

In one of its recent reports , The Economist of London had predicted that President Muhammadu Buhari will win next year’s election.

However, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Public Communication , Mr. Phrank Shaibu, Atiku described “as a poorly-executed hatchet job, the prediction by The Economist of London, in which the magazine put on the garb of a partisan and made no pretenses to professionalism while predicting that President Muhammadu Buhari will win next year’s poll.”

He said, on Monday, that “with the tacit endorsement of President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term, in its current edition, the erstwhile influential news magazine has hit a new low by throwing all pretenses to the wind to take up the job of presidential spokespersons.”

“It is common knowledge that the Economist’s fortunes have taken a nosedive in recent months with its flip- flop on issues especially as it pertains the upcoming presidential election in Nigeria. But the magazine hit a new low in its current edition, ‘ The World in 2019,’ where it made projections of issues and events that will shape the year 2019 across many countries including Nigeria,” Shaibu said.

Shaibu said, “even if the All Progressives Congress (APC) or President Muhammadu Buhari’s spokespersons had written that story, it could not have been so recklessly partisan, so undisguisedly biased and so devoid of any shred of professionalism.”

According to him, “the so-called story which says, ‘the president, Muhammadu Buhari, will win re-election in February, as a new opposition coalition may collapse before the vote’ fails to meet the attributes of objectivity, balance and fairness.”

The Atiku spokesperson said “it was scandalous that the magazine went ahead to predict a victory for the APC candidate even when it said a Buhari’s second coming portends disaster for Nigeria.”

Shaibu said “it was sad that The Economist went on to endorse a failed president even when it admitted that ‘a Buhari’s second term would mean continuing political weakness, little prospect of progress in the fight against islamist insurgency in the north, nationalism in the oil producing Delta and secessionism in Biafra.”

He said “it was equally strange that the same magazine whose Intelligence Unit predicted that PDP candidate, Atiku Abubakar, will lead the new government come 2019 has now made a u-turn to endorse President Buhari even when his performance in office is now at all time low.”

“But we hasten to say that with or without the endorsement of The Economist or any news medium for that matter, we will defeat Buhari fair and square,” he said.

Shaibu said “on May 29, 2019 when Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is sworn in as the President of Nigeria, The Economist will have to look elsewhere for patronage, since there will be no more room for cash and carry forecasts, and fully-paid for endorsements.”

He said that “the PDP Presidential Candidate was aware that when fake news materials are planted in big news outlets, they often help to lay the groundwork for rigging in elections.”

Atiku, however, warned that members of the opposition party and their supporters will resist the rigging of next year’s elections.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/atiku-knocks-the-economist-says-endorsement-of-buhari-scandalous/

AnanseK:
If they ask you: "Who told you that ATIKU IS A THIEF?" "Tell them it's Atiku's boss, Obasanjo
In his book, MY WATCH, volume 2, pages 31-32."