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At the end of the day, this is all just Anele's opinion of President Buhari, he stated earlier that he never wanted GMB to win so any attempts at rationalizing his claims are efforts expected from the defeated opposition. If he chooses to amplify PMB's weaknesses and others prefer to celebrate his strengths is that not the rational expectation of a venting opponent? For the author to preclude Buhari supporters from possessing the quality of being critical within eulogy speaks volumes of his limited scope of critical analysis of the issue he elected to vent about. |
The President might have access to privileged information about the villa which require certain measures to be taken before he moves in. With the way Doyin Okupe was adamant, and swore that Buhari couldn't be President and was perpetually unelectable, the entire villa must be sterilized before it is occupied. The President should however quicken his movement into the villa to address the inconveniences faced by the members of staff. It's not about the size of the boat, but the motion in the ocean. |
FLYFIRE:What do you mean by I never sabi hausas? |
FLYFIRE:Obasanjo was a corrupt and greedy administrator; Buhari is a honest & experienced Former Petroleum Minister, Former Petroleum Trust Fund Chairman, and former Head of State. Go figure. |
Great news. With PMB heading the petroleum ministry, more of these positive developments are sure to come. |
JingoOAU: |
So by implication that means President Buhari doubles as President of OPEC, if he keeps the petroleum portfolio. |
hero10:I did a bit of cross-cultural study. Why? |
There's actually a sociological explanantion to this difference in behaviour across cultures, we are on two extremes of the power distance dimension. You will find that the Chinese who are closer to us on the dimension, also have these manifestations of inequality. Read more http://study.com/academy/lesson/hofstedes-power-distance-definition-examples-quiz.html |
anonimi:Lol you TANoids need to enrol for extra moral classes, no wonder watches are your new craze. He gave that statistic to buttress his point that they were doing excellently well in education. The government has no business running schools! That statistic reflects a healthy educational sector with many private participants which breeds competition and keeps raising the bar. Fashola and Kwankwaso are the most deserving of that award QED. By the way,your answer is Excellent. |
Without sounding dramatic, this is the first deservedly given honorary award that I have seen in my entire life. Kudos Fashola/Kwankwaso. The Eko Atlantic Project, Beautification Projects, BRT, Lekki Bridge, Olusegun Obasanjo Bridge, North-West University, Ado Bayero Mall, Scholarship Schemes etc. are impressive teasers of their accomplishments in their respective states. |
Leading by example, for the avoidance of doubt, this is the constitutional requirement, anyone that requires a public display of listed assets should invoke the FOI Act and publish the assets in the national dailies. |
atlwireles:You mean the same soldiers that were firing at their senior commanders out of frustration last year? It doesn't get much more demoralizing than that. Methinks it will instill the much-needed discipline instead. |
Just imagine what came out of the people now defending the service chiefs; thwarrior72:It's no wonder they are now attacking Amnesty International for investigating war crimes. Sad really. |
thwarrior72:https://www.nairaland.com/2357325/president-buhari-probe-amnesty-international#34418391 |
IHEJIRIKAisBOKO:Yes, and the President has promised to investigate https://www.nairaland.com/2357325/president-buhari-probe-amnesty-international#34418391 Thank God for the wind of change. |
Several questions need to be answered by the service chiefs. Even in dealing with blood sucking terrorists, the rules of engagement must be observed, this is a new dispensation and Nigerians must learn to be objective and eschew sentiments in dealing with right and wrong. Kudos to my dear President for his prompt response to this issue amidst competing priorities. |
Good. Now let Ramalan defend his claim so we can get the juicy details. Hopefully the truth about Tompolo's warships purchased under questionable circumstances will slip out in their back and forth. P.S- Going by the report, Tompolo is not claiming that Global West does not receive N1.5 billion monthly, but that he is not a member of the board of directors of the company (his only defence) That claim, and any cover-up's including his front-men in the company must now be investigated. torkaka:EFCC/CAC over to you. |
explorer250:You want me to believe your claims based on assumptions and 'maybe's, and ignore a Channels news investigation aired last night? And you want me to believe people that complain of running generators all day cannot afford their bills? It wasn't a 'false' documentary, it was a news piece. Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik60CdUE_18 Cc: superstar1 |
Balyz:Lallai kam. |
Thats my amiable President. To think that he was painted as a stoic, stern-faced, mean-spirited dictator all in a bid to tarnish his character, especially by the children of regret and lamentation on this forum is a testament to the saying that nothing under the sun is hidden forever. |
Quite ironic. As I was opening this thread, Channels started a report about the lack of power in Aba on its community report segment of the news, and featured several artisans complaining bitterly about the effects on their business, it's on right now. Check the time in my screenshot. I'll try to upload the video.
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omenka:To put it lightly, the quality of this opposition is simply depressing, I guess that's what happens when naijapals members discover NL. |
Allow indeed. David Mark is a goner, the era of 'take a bow' is over. |
Scam. President Buhari is sure to have a laugh on reading this. I see TANoids are now investing in opening fake news blogs, hopefully it will fix the horrible grammar that most of them suffer. Some people will receive drips the day Amaechi finally gets an appointment in this government. |
Fayose cannot continue his reign of lawlessness and blackmail, using the people as pawns in a political chess game he is bound to lose. Role model indeed. |
Ihejirika definitely has many questions to answer. The Australian investigator's allegations against him comes to mind. |
Kenobus:Did you see the statement he made just a few months ago about the same President Buhari? His anti-north statements? The man's lacks integrity. |
omenka:They are too consumed by hatred and bigotry to be objective enough to see that these 'leaders' are just selfish hacks that preach hatred and division for the sole aim of enriching themselves. Imagine how Clark is shamelessly sucking his vomit with relish, yet some people fail to realize that bad leadership and not marginalization is the primary cause of the poor state of the regions preaching division. |
This is interesting. I hope all the children of pain, anger and frustration will heed this call to support President Buhari instead of wasting productive time scanning the President's wife's body in the name of opposition. Meanwhile, someone is desperately looking for relevance in Buhari's government. This is the same Edwin Clark, the ‘great leader’ and elder of the Ijaw nation and the political and spiritual father of former President Jonathan just 4 months ago in Akwa-Ibom State; “It’s clear that apart from clinging to sectional, ethnic and religious sentiments, the APC presidential candidate has no idea of running a democratic state. Mohammadu Buhari is a personality drenched in controversy because of his sordid dark past; Nigeria is ahead of his puerile and barren ideology, which remains stagnant. The APC political marriage is about accomplishing selfish, personal desire rather than the wellbeing of Nigerians,” http://www.naij.com/375502-edwin-clark-says-buhari-cant-rule-a-democratic-state.html laidian:This is rich coming from Clark of all people. |
anonimi:You have lost the plot, you are not making sense any longer. Let us imagine for analogy's sake that he did not sponsor a single bill, are you then suggesting that his act of personally correcting and admonishing a citizen of the state he leads is not good leadership? Don't answer. |
anonimi:He was a leader of the house. Tambuwal captures the successes of the 7th National Assembly poignantly in his recent presentation: “For the first Legislative Year of the 7th National Assembly alone a total of 440 Bills have been introduced (171 Senate and 269 House of Representatives). Of these 114 Bills have passed through the Second Reading (26 Senate and 88 House of Representatives) while 41 Bills have been passed (21 Senate and 20 House of Representatives). “On the area of oversight which is the second function of the Legislature, routine performance evaluation of the other arms of government by the Committees of the Legislature has assisted in guiding projects and programmes execution. ” You need to understand the roles and structure of the National Assembly. |
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