₦airaland Forum

festacman:
In as much as vigilance and ventilation are needed to keep our democracy alive, the simple truth is that the real situation is very far from the picture Punch Newspaper is painting. There is freedom of speech in Nigeria and on daily basis tens of anti-government and extremely anti-Buhari articles get published in both print and online media. If there wasn't, staunch critics like Femi Fani Kayode with all his misleading, mischievous and insulting posts would have been in jail.

Unfortunately, DSS personnel got carried away in their bid to tame the defiant Yele Sowore that they tactlessly played into his original intention of making himself a hero of democracy by that act of gangsterism in court premises. Now, the enemies of government including displaced and embittered PDP moneybags have subtly moved into action to discredit Buhari's administration in both local and international media. To counter this dangerous development, I think government should reach out to critical civil society stakeholders to restate its commitments to democratic principles.

However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

LabDNA:
Shut your rotten mouth and spare us your gobbledygook!

Cantankerous sycophant!

Obito555:
Nigerians are not grateful, when Jonathan was in power most people said he is too weak against corruption which paved way for Buhari Administration where the fight against corruption better than his predecessor. If u think Buhari is not doing it right let's wait for 2023 when a weaker vessel like Jonathan will take power and the corruption continues but if He Buhari said no am not leaving. BOOM!!! Welcome to Complete Military rule


Nigerians Don't even need weak President like Buhari

CaptainMeks:
[s]Indescribably appalling mental midget and a flaccid congenitally clueless conglomerate of intellectual constipation is what you are.[/s]

sodiqapril:
Bastard...he can't even justify his pay and defend his useless master....what I don't know is do this people really think Buhari is doing well or they are just trying to justify their pay...who else notice that useless barbeque seller has been offline since....that guy is irredeemably stupid, I'm sure if Buhari tells him to grill his small d*ck, he'd do so without complain........useeeeleeeesss aniiimaaaal

khalhokage:
"Press freedom" that's why your regime is witch hunting Sahara Reporters and trying to stifle freedom of speech by locking down social media.

Clown.

LabDNA:
You are a bumbling buffoon, with an I.q less than Seargent Buhari's excreta. Total imp with a cranium impermeable to common rationale.

You only exist to parasitize on vital oxygen meant for normal humans. Nothing more.


Hopeless crumb-picking dunce!

Naff off!

Just listen to this incalculably salacious delinquent with his villainous thick-headed amalgamation of loathsome repulsiveness telling me to naff off

tsk tsk You are craving attention i see but alas i do not give such to an unutterably cretinous perverted irredeemably boring mass of existential impotence such as you.

Now you fvck off

Obito555:
Nigerians are not grateful, when Jonathan was in power most people said he is too weak against corruption which paved way for Buhari Administration where the fight against corruption better than his predecessor. If u think Buhari is not doing it right let's wait for 2023 when a weaker vessel like Jonathan will take power and the corruption continues but if He Buhari said no am not leaving. BOOM!!! Welcome to Complete Military rule


I don't get your point as same thing happened under GEJ. In fact, more critical than this.

Nigerians Don't even need weak President like Buhari

CaptainMeks:
[s]Just listen to this incalculably salacious delinquent with his villainous thick-headed amalgamation of loathsome repulsiveness telling me to naff off

tsk tsk You are craving attention i see but alas i do not give such to an unutterably cretinous perverted irredeemably boring mass of existential impotence such as you.

Now you fvck off[/s]

festacman:
In as much as vigilance and ventilation are needed to keep our democracy alive, the simple truth is that the real situation is very far from the picture Punch Newspaper is painting. There is freedom of speech in Nigeria and on daily basis tens of anti-government and extremely anti-Buhari articles get published in both print and online media. If there wasn't, staunch critics like Femi Fani Kayode with all his misleading, mischievous and insulting posts would have been in jail.

Unfortunately, DSS personnel got carried away in their bid to tame the defiant Yele Sowore that they tactlessly played into his original intention of making himself a hero of democracy by that act of gangsterism in court premises. Now, the enemies of government including displaced and embittered PDP moneybags have subtly moved into action to discredit Buhari's administration in both local and international media. To counter this dangerous development, I think government should reach out to critical civil society stakeholders to restate its commitments to democratic principles.

However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders [/b]that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

ajl:
However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

Change that should be existing political and economic disorder. There is no word like order in the lives of Nigerians based in Nigeria, from the topmost public officials to the common man on the street. In fact, what's going on in Nigeria is a battle between god of order and the god of chaos. Most Nigerians are worshippers of god of chaos without knowing. Others do it knowingly. Until the god of order wins this battle, there will no progress in Nigeria. Do Nigerians even know or appreciate the fact that the God they falsely claim they worship has an attribute of Order. Our people can't just be acting like a mass of captured electron exposed to heat. That's pure madness.

festacman:
Deep! Long chewing required for better digestion. Well ...

LabDNA:
[s]Another unintelligible gobbledygook from the airheaded ninnyhammer.

A densed and debased cacafuego who thinks himself a normo-homo sapiens.

Zilch in his skull but always blowing hot air, littering and bemuting the cyberspace with his dopefied conjectures! A mental asylum should be your eternal domicillium if there will ever be a modicum of chance to extricate you from your trisomy-powered tomfoolery.

Clown![/s]

hahaha i will give it to you oh egregiously malignant rapscallion. You never do know when you are beaten do you?

Such a tasteless amalgam of feculent dross yet this loathsome ignoramus who is a genetic polisson thinks himself worthy. You are such a
debauched sybaritic dullard to say the least. You have used the word gobbledygook thrice already. Try some fresh material you this blabbering reprobate obfuscation with a contraceptive personality.

You are such a lascivious onanist with the mindset of a hippophilic necrophile.

You are so lame

festacman:
In as much as vigilance and ventilation are needed to keep our democracy alive, the simple truth is that the real situation is very far from the picture Punch Newspaper is painting. There is freedom of speech in Nigeria and on daily basis tens of anti-government and extremely anti-Buhari articles get published in both print and online media. If there wasn't, staunch critics like Femi Fani Kayode with all his misleading, mischievous and insulting posts would have been in jail.

Unfortunately, DSS personnel got carried away in their bid to tame the defiant Yele Sowore that they tactlessly played into his original intention of making himself a hero of democracy by that act of gangsterism in court premises. Now, the enemies of government including displaced and embittered PDP moneybags have subtly moved into action to discredit Buhari's administration in both local and international media. To counter this dangerous development, I think government should reach out to critical civil society stakeholders to restate its commitments to democratic principles.

However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

happney65:
Sergeant kee,awon eleyi tun ya wayre gann o..Bitmapstudios come and see something

madridsta007:
I just hope Ndigbo and indeed the Old Eastern Nigeria, stay out of the fight between two lovers.

They will sort themselves out. Punch is the hand of Esau but the voice of Jacob. Tinubu is simply speaking through The Punch. The Ruling Regime are aware.

Others should stay clear while they sort themselves out.

ajl:
According the ancient Greeks, founder of democracy, and modern day sociologists, there are always three groups of people in a given society. These are:
1. The Idiots (greedy, self-centered, barbarian).
2. The Tribalists (narrow-minded, violent).
3. The Citizens (an ideal individual).

Look at these three groups and put yourself and Buhari in one or two of the groups. Then tell me if a society that consist of people of your type can create an orderly, just, and thriving society.

And make sure you watch this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfSMr8-fn8k

madridsta007:
I just hope Ndigbo and indeed the Old Eastern Nigeria, stay out of the fight between two lovers.

They will sort themselves out. Punch is the hand of Esau but the voice of Jacob. Tinubu is simply speaking through The Punch. The Ruling Regime are aware.

Others should stay clear while they sort themselves out.

kay9:
I know so many fellow Igbos like you, sir. Forgive me for being this blunt, but I have to tell you that your comment is so cowardly. The autocracy being perpetuated by this evil regime, do you think it will leave out Ndígbo? Not too long ago, they sent "Python Dance" to come terrorise us in our homes, in the very lands Chukwu Abiama gave to us. Now here is a Newspaper house bold enough to join it's voice to what we have been crying out against, and your best reaction is "Easterns stay out"?

I don't know about you, sir, but my own forefathers did not leave behind a legacy of cowardliness. I will join whoever will join with me to speak out against this evil regime of Maj. Gen Mohammed Buhari rtd.

#IgweBuIke.

Obito555:
Nigerians are not grateful, when Jonathan was in power most people said he is too weak against corruption which paved way for Buhari Administration where the fight against corruption better than his predecessor. If u think Buhari is not doing it right let's wait for 2023 when a weaker vessel like Jonathan will take power and the corruption continues but if He Buhari said no am not leaving. BOOM!!! Welcome to Complete Military rule


Nigerians Don't even need weak President like Buhari

festacman:
In as much as vigilance and ventilation are needed to keep our democracy alive, the simple truth is that the real situation is very far from the picture Punch Newspaper is painting. There is freedom of speech in Nigeria and on daily basis tens of anti-government and extremely anti-Buhari articles get published in both print and online media. If there wasn't, staunch critics like Femi Fani Kayode with all his misleading, mischievous and insulting posts would have been in jail.

Unfortunately, DSS personnel got carried away in their bid to tame the defiant Yele Sowore that they tactlessly played into his original intention of making himself a hero of democracy by that act of gangsterism in court premises. Now, the enemies of government including displaced and embittered PDP moneybags have subtly moved into action to discredit Buhari's administration in both local and international media. To counter this dangerous development, I think government should reach out to critical civil society stakeholders[b][/b] to restate its commitments to democratic principles.

However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

ajl:
However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

Change that existing political and economic disorder. There is no word like order in the lives of Nigerians based in Nigeria, from the topmost public officials to the common man on the street. In fact, what's going on in Nigeria is a battle between god of order and the god of chaos. Most Nigerians are worshippers of god of chaos without knowing. Others do it knowingly. Until the god of order wins this battle, there will no progress in Nigeria. Do Nigerians even know or appreciate the fact that the God they falsely claim they worship has an attribute of Order. Our people can't just be acting like a mass of captured electron exposed to heat. That's pure madness.

festacman:
In as much as vigilance and ventilation are needed to keep our democracy alive, the simple truth is that the real situation is very far from the picture Punch Newspaper is painting. There is freedom of speech in Nigeria and on daily basis tens of anti-government and extremely anti-Buhari articles get published in both print and online media. If there wasn't, staunch critics like Femi Fani Kayode with all his misleading, mischievous and insulting posts would have been in jail.

Unfortunately, DSS personnel got carried away in their bid to tame the defiant Yele Sowore that they tactlessly played into his original intention of making himself a hero of democracy by that act of gangsterism in court premises. Now, the enemies of government including displaced and embittered PDP moneybags have subtly moved into action to discredit Buhari's administration in both local and international media. To counter this dangerous development, I think government should reach out to critical civil society stakeholders to restate its commitments to democratic principles.

However, one thing is certain, because Buhari's presidency is very NECESSARY for the INEVITABLE disruptions of the existing political and economic orders that will make way for new orders, it will survive this onslaught like the ones that came in the past.

naijareferee:
Aftermath of Fowler exit....
Expect more attack at the presidency from the Lagos Ibadan expressway press...