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krattoss:
seminary... den of homosexuals..
I regretted going there.

many questions

usmantoafiq:
see why I detest engaging females. too emotional l, too weak. you need slight beating. now pls leave me alone am fasting.

This reply is epic.. But how much beating is slight beating?

usmantoafiq:
Christian USA supports terrorist groups around the world. chew on that bitter fact

Terrorist spotted

Onegai:
I agree with you but my issue here is that we are being told to give in order to receive God's blessings, that the more you give, the more you are blessed. And that is not true: the widow have little and God loves it more than the lavish public gifts of the Pharisees. Prosperity gospel teaches that Heaven's blessings start on Earth with material things and in order to attain more, you need to spend more (give more money) to the church. So you give a million Naira and expect a huge blessing in return: is our Lord's blessings something to be bought?

The New Testament tells us that God doesn't want our burnt offerings as sacrifice but our souls. He doesn't our gifts, He wants our ultimate thing we own: ourselves.

Very good. I couldn't agree with you more

wirinet:
Telling a religious Jewish man that you can give his God money or material things like gold and silver is tantamount to blasphemy. All instances of tithes in the old testament refers to agricultural products which is kept in the temple store for feeding of the priests and congregation. The only instance where tithes was allowed to be converted to cash was where the distance from the temple is too far, the tither was allowed to sell the tithe and use the Money to eat and drink.

No where in all your examples did it state that money or anything was given to God, or that God collected anything from anybody.

You just quote verses and try and bend the meaning to suit your tithe doctrine. For example, prov 3,9


Where in these verses did it say you are giving money or material things to God. The verses was obviously referring to grapes that is used for making wines and probably wheat and other fruits. Honour the lord is not the same thing as giving to God.

Now look at verses 13 and 14 of the same proverbs;


Does this signify that you can give god money, cars, houses and other material things?

I normally don't respond to posts like this.
The relationship you tried to paint in your last point doesn't apply. It doesn't even relate
You have misconstrued the essential point in this debate, we are not arguing what should be given BUT if there should be giving at all and how much. The stuff you listed up there can all be monetized which would have been inappropriate and cumbersome in OT times considering that the Hebrew society was agrarian and the offering were often intended to feed the Levites and as burnt offering (because God enjoyed it)

Exodus 25:1-9
25:1 The Lord spoke to Moses: 25:2 “Tell the Israelites to
take an offering for me; from every person whose heart
makes him willing you are to receive my offering. 25:3 This
is the offering you are to receive from them: gold, silver,
bronze, 25:4 blue, purple, scarlet, fine linen, goat’s hair,
25:5 ram skins dyed red, fine leather, acacia wood, 25:6 oil
for the light, spices for the anointing oil and for fragrant
incense, 25:7 onyx stones, and other gems to be set in the
ephod and in the breastpiece. 25:8 Let them make for me a
sanctuary, that I may live among them. 25:9 According to
all that I am showing you—the pattern of the tabernacle
and the pattern of all its furnishings—you must make it
exactly so.

donifez:
True, I agree with you. It might not be made public, but if it is a small congregation;words may fly.

Just give with the mind that you're are giving God. Then forget about it. God will remind you.

thozin:
ur wlcm,,,in my own view nobody can rob GOD, so far he cannot be seen, the same shiiit applied to giving money to GOD...open ya eyes my men money is of this world...God isn't interested in your money so use your money for the betterment of humanity not to de ghost.

1. God is not a ghost. He is alive.

2. Nobody can rob him - Not because he cannot be seen, but because he can take whatever he wants. He bestows good things on all men whether good or bad. The difference is that some thank him and show appreciation and others don't. I quoted some verses above

3. Do you pay tax? From your moniker and posts you are probably of eastern extraction and may own a business or a salaried person. Have you ever thought of asking how the govt appropriates your tax? or why your roads are bad,? Have you ever thought of protesting the transaction stamp duty? or removing VAT from essential utilities? But you dey throw mouth give God for offering and dey call am ghost! My men fear God ooo. Name Jesus die for us, na God blast the Egyptians and Assyrians...

donifez:
Giving is good, no dispute in that. My problem is dividing blessings in sector, 1 million naira, full salary, half salary etc. Give what you can, It is the work of God. but putting a price to what you give is not good, with such prefential treatment sets in. That bro is giving 20k only... let's go that Chief house that gave 1 million for house fellowship /prayer.

That's true because even the Bible talks about giving willingly and not grudgingly. All the problems arise from lack of understanding because after being forced to give, they give with grudge and doubt but buoyed on by the assurance of the pastor that God will pay back, therefore likening Him to a money doubler, and because of this they would never get the reward for giving. But I don't think the amount donated would be made public. There is no sense in that

wirinet:
Stop making yourself feel important; you cannot give anything to God. , you are only enriching men of god. Like i always say, when it rains, it falls on saints and sinners. Whether you dash your pastor all your money or not, you will succeed or fail according to complex interactions of economics, opportunity and luck. In the list of 20 richest men in the world, you will find Christians, Muslims, Atheists, etc. Also when a plane crashes or a building collapses, Christians are never spared from disaster that befall others.

Giving to God involves tithes, offering and giving to the poor. Like you said, it rains on everyone. When the Tower of Siloam fell killing hundreds of people inside, Jesus said that they died not because they were the worst people in the land but it was just an accident.. just simple chance.

As for your second point, it is possible to give God. [b] On the first day of the week let each one of you lay something aside, storing up as he may prosper , that there be no collections when I come. 1 Cor 16.2 (see also Lev 14.30)[\b]

[b] Honor the LORD with
your possessions, and
with the firstfruits of
all your increase Prov
3.9 [\b]

[b] So let each one give
as he purposes in his
heart, not grudgingly
or of necessity; for
God loves a cheerful
giver. 2 Cor 9.7 [\b]

[b] Give, and it will be
given to you: good
measure, pressed
down, shaken
together, and running
over will be put into
your bosom. For with
the same measure that
you use, it will be
measured back to you.
Lk 6.38 [\b]

[b]He who has pity on the
poor lends to the
LORD, And He will pay
back what he has
given. Prov 19.17 [\b]

I could go on and even further, but that's not the main issue now. Christians give because they are only following the bible and it works for us. moreover, giving is a universal law

I'm anxious to hear the 2019 campaign promises.

I don't understand most comments above mine at all...
I am a Nigerian, I earn salary, I pay tax outside and when I put in naija account, naija govt removes theirs too. is that fair?

I go to church, I give offering and tithe because I feel God is blessing me. I give with the intention that I'm giving to God, so what is my business if the pastor diverts or steals it? he hasn't robbed me, he has robbed God. God will still bless me because he sees my heart that I've given him something because I wanted to , and not because I want people to know I have small cash like that. If anyone genuinely feels bad about giving too much in church, that means he doesn't believe in God. or he is giving the pastor.

So we should stop acting childish and talking about increasing taxation, because the tax and VAT collected is being wasted away on paying senators and on meaningless trips with huge personal detail.

The most exciting section is actually the trending section

emekakelvin:
which person picture them inscribe for the currency? If that man is still alive, I think federal government work is half done. Just locate the man, question him and get every fact you need to know on how to crush this/these militant (s)

The DSS picked him up a few hours ago.. By tomorrow morning he would have spilled all there is to know

...and that is the story of how the Nigerian govt risks and wastes the lives of southern and middle belt Soldiers fighting their ideological war in the North east, while the northern soldiers are relaxing in Tradoc and in southern barracks. When militants and Southerner kill one northern soldier the community is invaded and reprisals or genocide carried out. but southern soldiers die weekly. and These northern soldiers who are more suited for NE since there is no religious, language or cultural barrier. Instead they are escorts to companies, or studying hypothetical wars in Logistics, or other schools or rotting away in one random barracks where they terrorize civilian population during furloughs and even from their sentry post or wasting away in depot while waiting for deployment signal from Abj. while southerners are rapidly and constantly sent up there to die without assurance of a better and fairer country.
All animals are equal but some are more equal than others.
Tonight I'm angry.
Happy birthday edobor.
God bless Nigeria (somehow..)

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I'm no computer geek but i was stunned when i stumbled on this page.. It's like visiting a parallel universe. What's the site all about? seun

http://www.astronomyads.com

orobs93:
Either Nigerian where still going to suffer

Lemme watch and see wat NLC and TUC wud do

If you are waiting for NLC and TUC to determine what happens to you...

rita25:
THERE ARE VARIOUS ROYAL FAMILIES BUT YOU ARE MAKING PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE OBA DYNASTY...GUY ARE YOU SURE YOU ARE NOT HIGH? HV U SIPPED FROM MY CUP OF OGOGORO?

Not correct.. There is one royal family! Eweka, Akenzua, Adolor etc are all the same family. The Esama isn't from the royal family

Don't flush it. Recycle it instead!

ANINI lay flat on his back on a stretcher, his trunk covered with a white hospital cloth soaked all through with blood. He was lifeless and his left leg with the shattered ankle dangled pitiably. His sorry condition aptly reflected the mighty fall he had taken from the hallow pedestal from which he directed his gang’s bloody assaults on the police and the public. The operation was very vital as ANINI was wanted alive to unravel his mysterious past. “I am doing everything possible to have the police get ANINI alive because I think he has something to tell the public,” Governor once said. What the Governor meant was that the merciless criminal should be made to tell all he knew about the involvement of some policemen and their officers with the underworld men. Osayande reiterated Inienger’s concern when he said: “I wanted to find him alive.” He was a bit concerned that ANINI might not survive his injuries. In the same military hospital, 22years old OSUNBOR, ANINI'S henchman, was still recuperating from the wounds he sustained from his clash with the policemen some four weeks before. Only two room separated his own from that of his former crime boss. 24hours after he was caught, ANINI had virtually become a cripple strapped permanently to a hospital bird in unfamiliar surroundings. There he spoke publicly for the first time with Osayande, the police boss. Osayande: have they given you food yet? ANINI: Yes. Osayande: when are we going to talk now, today? ANINI: okay, but I would want to get well before I talk. I will talk. Osayande: what else do you need? ANINI: minerals (soft drinks) and cigarette. Osayande: I have to find out from doctor whether you can smoke. ANINI: eh! He allowed it. I asked him here and he said I am free to smoke, but no money to buy it. Osayande: do you know me? ANINI: yes. I do but without you, I don’t think i can make a statement to anybody Osayande: Without me? Oh, you want me to be here. Okay, I will come. When do we come? MONDAY (OSUNBOR) is here, he was lying against you. You don’t know that. ANINI: Was he saying I am the one who killed the policemen? Osayande: Yes. ANINI: He is the one who killed them. Has he not confessed to you that he is the one who killed them? Osayénde: kills policemen? ANINI: Yes Osayande: Did l say you are very humane, that you don’t kill policemen? ANINI: I have not killed a policeman before, I have not killed anybody. I only threaten people. If you like to give me, if you don’t like, okay. But once it is Monday or any other person, they are ready to shoot. But for me, I don’t shoot any person. Eh pa, tell them to buy cigarette for me now? Osayande kept his promise to give him anything, and ordered Uanreroro, the man who reduced the former armed robbery king to whimpering helplessness, to go and arrange for two packets of Benson and Hedges and two bottles of soft drinks to be brought to Anini. Before then, he gave him eight sticks from his own packet.

The police assault, carried out by a 10-man team from the mobile unit and led by Chief Superintendent KAYODE UANRERORO, was precise to the finest details. At about 1pm, an informant got wind of ANINI'S presence at a house No. 26 Oyemwonsa Street, opposite Iguodala primary school on Murtala Muhammed Way, Benin City. He went to the police command to relate the news. The pblice reaction was methodical. They wanted to be sure of the information. Misinformation about Anini had led them astray before, earning them public ridicule. Osayande, who had been in charge of the state police command since October 1 when his predecessor, Casmir Akagbosu, was fatally wounded by ANINI'S hoodlums, dispatched the informant and sent a woman (disguised as a daughter of the soil) to confirm the information. Faith seemed to have played tricks on ANINI; he was still there with his bevy of delectable girls. As soon as the confirmation was in, the police swung into action. UANRERORO, whom Osayande described as “brave and energetic”, led his crack 10-man team to the area at 2pm and surrounded the house, a nondescript affair with a coat of faded yellow paint. UANRERORO knocked on the door of the room and ANINI himself, who had only his underpants on, opened it. “where is ANINI?’’ the police officer demanded.... Confronted by the real LAW, ANINI... “The LAW” knew instantly that he was in serious trouble especially given his near utter state of UnCloth and the cut-off of the only route of escape by UANRERORO.... His “VANISHING” power and the GODS of the land must have failed him, but his brain was not “dead” yet. ANINI tried to outwit UANRERORO.... He told him that ANINI “is under the bed in the inner room,” and attempted at the same time to force his way past UANRERORO. He shoved and head-butted UANRERORO but the police offlcer, who knew his life was on the line, would not budge.... UANRERORO reached for his gun, stepped hard on ANINI'S right toes and shot at his left ankle. The Bendel king of the underworld staggered forward.. Assisted by some of his men who had moved into the room, UANRERORO grabbed him and placed him in a sitting position. And then, ANINI was given a bitter, painful taste of his own medicine. UANRERORO pumped more bullets into the damaged ankle, almost severing it from the leg. This was done to ensure that he was completely incapacitated. The shock and concentrated impact of the bullets burying themselves in the ankle triggered an involuntary movement in ANINI'S body and he jerked forward and rolled on the floor, already red with his blood. He was asked if he was ANINI... His anguished reply was: “My brother, I won’t tell you lie, I’m ANINI,” He was then carried out, bundled into police land rover and driven to the state police command headquarters, off Sapele Road, where Osayande and his colleagues, Edward Irabor and Donald Ugbuaja (both police commissioners), were waiting. But something happened during the me lee to catch ANINI.... All the girls who were with him escaped as the police, anxious not to let such a fine opportunity slip away, concentrated on their major prey. The euphoria engendered by the successful operation overshadowed the only major mistake UANERORO and his men committed. As soon as he arrived at the police headquarters, ANIN was thoroughly questioned about his real identity by the three Commissioners led by Osayande.... Irabor was the first to ask if he was ANINI. His poor command of English, made worse by severe pains tearing through his body, made his reply incomprehensible. Irabar resorted to Bini dialect and asked him again. ANINI said he was the one, and talked some more. He said that it was MONDAY OSUNBOR, the deputy leader of his gang arrested four weeks earlier who shot Akagbosu. Meanwhile, his blood was oozing out uncontrollably and he pleaded with the police chiefs to take him to the hospital. They later obliged him, and he was taken to the Military Base hospital on Airport road at about 3:15 pm followed by an escort of heavily armed policemen. Before he was wheeled to the theatre for an emergency operation to stop the blood flow, he was presented to pressmen who had converged at the police headquarters immediately after the news of his arrest broke out.

ANINI bowed to the ROYAL intervention... In another letter to the bank which it received on September 24, AnINI said: “I am no longer interested in your N10,000 as I earlier wrote you. I am doing this to respect the OBA of Benin, following his appeal.” He copied the letter to the commissioner of police, the “- + group,” + Group,” the Ugbowo Unit,” Ikpoba Hill Unit,”“Sakponba Unit, etc.” And ANINI became the most notorious bandit in the history of Nigeria, for in August, at the Supreme Ruling Council’s meeting, the President, Ibrahim Babangida, had publicly asked the Inspector General of Police, Etim lnyang: “My Friend, Where is ANINI?” And the police moved. Plain clothes police officers combed and mingled with the rural population of Oroghbo and Evbueisi, ANINI'S paternal and maternal home and villages respectively. The intention was to pick him if he made the mistake of going to see his people. Though this did not yield the required results, the police continued to mount vigil in his home front believing, perhaps, that such home coming was a needed psychological prop for a man under intense pressure. But right in Benin, the police instruments of counter-attack appeared quite enormous. They declared a night curfew, stretching from 10pm till dawn, and as an incentive, announced a N 10,000 reward for anyone who could give information leading to the arrest of ANINI. The force not having a known picture of ANINI also printed wall bills (poster) declaring ANINI wanted.... ANINI'S reply was a show of contempt..... He derided the police offer by making one of his own. He boast fully promised that he would give N30, 000 to whoever could get him arrested. But the police poster could hardly be seen anywhere in Benin because "ANINI is too hot to handle.” - At the Nigerian Television Authority, NTA Benin, where some were pasted, ANINI reportedly visited the gate men and threatened to annihilate them if he ever saw the poster again. The Poster vanished within an hour. There were no private homes in Benin that would readily allow the poster to be placed on their walls. Even in public buildings, they were rare, a fact which led to hundreds of the poster lying unused on the floors of police headquarters. What ANINI was doing, in effect, was to counter the police offensive with a reign of terror that had further swelled the balloon of myths around him. His various daring attack have overawed the city’s population. In the resultant reign of fear, his powers were imagined to be more than human. This discouraged those who knew about his whereabouts from squealing on him. ANINI seemed to bask in the infamy that a mention of his name and, more seriously his presence, gave rise to in the city. He operated with a panache that befitted his lawlessness. For instance, he went about town in the uniform of a police superintendent and in a show of how much the symbols of state can be commandeered to practicalize his criminal impulses, ANINI in early September, seized at gun point a Bendel State government car with a BDSG registration and heeded for the Wire Road petrol station. He shot the station manager in the thigh and made away with a large sum of money which exact amount the Attendants said they did not know. Like Robin hood, ANINI threw the money into the air for the passers-by. Most of the time, he continued to throw money to the people, saying, I rob for the masses.” The police and Governor John Inieger of Bendel State, however, continued to say that ANINI'S days were already numbered. But resident apparently thinking that there was nothing police could do about ANINI, simply made jokes of the situation. A local journalist once said he had an appointment with the governor, and his friend asked: ‘Which of them? Inienger or ANINI?”..... At the Benin police officer’s mess a senior police officer shouted the name of a colleague. “Who is that?” Asked the second officer, ANINI of course,” came the reply. “Then, of course, I’m Ovbigbo, the- law,” shot back the colleague. A third officer shouted in turn:”Hands up. The two of you are under arrest!” While the jokes were on, ANINI continued to conduct himself as a politician storming a constituency for a desperate vote. Though not quite literate, he had been bombarding newspaper houses and the state police with letters expressing his concern over social issues.... Just before Akagbosu was shot, he shot a sergeant in the leg and gave him a letter to deliver to his boss in which he complained about police brutality against students; the closure of Ife University and Kaduna Polytechnic when Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, the cause of the crisis, was reopened; and about pen robbers who were left free while armed robbers were being shot..... ANINI'S letter of September 11 to the editor of the Nigerian Observer, Benin was like an election manifesto. He said “Tell our President, we like him but we are not happy here in BendeI. The payment for everything is too much. That is why I now divide any money I get to the people. Ask them.’’ He gave six conditions that must be met “for peace to return to police in Bendel.’’ ‘They are to put a stop to the persecution of innocent armed robbers; a stop to police collusion with NURTW (Nigerian Union of Road Transport Workers) and Ogboni cult members; non-harassment by the police of market women returning from village market; abolition of the collection of 5Ok - N5 (by Highway Patrol); equal treatment for everybody; and fair treatment for all legitimate drivers by the police.’’ Of course, ANINI had an eye on the public for sympathy and support and he thought that his "manifesto" would win for him this, but his chief enemy was TIME and the POLICE.... The police had said they would do everything to get ANINI into the cooler. The force quickly replaced Akagbozu, the hospitalised commissioner of police, with Parry Osayande who until then was the Benue State police commissioner.... On arrival, the Governor, John Mark Inienger, gave a million Naira to the police so that fund would not be the hindrance in the ANINI project. And on Wednesday, 15 October 1986, Muhamadu Gambo was appointed the Inspector General of police. With this, the police seemed set to nail the most wanted criminal of the time..... But when the end of his bloody war on the police and people in Bendel State came, LAWRENCE ANINI aka "THE LAW" was a vulnerable man. His gang, the most notorious and feared in the history of violent crime in Nigeria was decimated.... The frequency of his spine-chilling mayhem had become periodic violent assaults. He, too, must have known the end was near....Cos The OBA have made sacrifices to his ancestors and the GODS of the land.....and the GODS of the land which ANINI heavily relied on have turned their back on him.... It eventually happened. It was a Wednesday, 3 December, 1986. "LAWRENCE NOMAYANUKPON ANINI, aka “THE LAW,” Ovbigbo, ended his bloody career in a style that showed graphically that all men are mortal. “I AM ANINI”, he told policemen in a voice which betrayed a pathological fear of death. “Please, take me to the hospital.” His legs had been perforated by police guns.... As blood gushed out of his shattered left ankle and the badly fractured right leg, ANINI was overcome by fear induced by the acute awareness that only an immediate intervention by man’s modem medical “magic” could save him. The man whose disdain for civilised society and all it represents, and who relied heavily on juju, was willing and ready to seek help from anywhere. When the police came for him in the afternoon, ANINI was, as usual, having a good time with six girls whom the Bendel police boss, Parry Osayande - the man who meticulously plotted his downfall- described as always behind the scenes of crimes’’. He was startled- a clear indication that his uncanny sense of timing and cunning had deserted him. He attempted to flee. But this time, the police were prepared. They rained bulltets on him, concentrating their shots on his left ankle to ensure he would have no chance of “VANISHING”. His disappearance or so-called miraculous escapes from so many scenes of bloody shoot-outs with the police had become legendary. Along with the myth of his callous exploits, the legend was finally and, like his left ankle, shattered.

ifyalways:
Social media madness.

Bia Gazzuzz, na Ifako your workshop dey? I dey eye one tuke tuke for auto section, need to scan it before I buy. Will contact u in due time.

What is tuke tuke!! Have you ever stayed in Benin?

TRUTHTOPOWER:
We are now to believe that Nigerians are too docile to demand for social change after 16 years of PDP govt. That 30 million youths are unemployed is irrelevant. that kidnapping and armed robbery are ravaging southern states are pointless. So the point is just religion and ethnicity. How about allegations of corruption. of course no one was caught with a smoking gun so what the heck? How can overhead budget for a mere 5 % of the population be 90% whilst the whole country gets 10%? It is simple it is better to spend 4 billion on feeding rich people at the villa than to build 400,000 clinics to save lives. Why should we hold Jonathan accountable when other leaders failed us in time past? But I ask at what point should we say enough is enough if we cannot do this after a man has spent about 5 years as our leader still giving excuses for power failure, insecurity, unemployment, fuel importation, etc. Conspiracy is part of politics but a leader who is proactive will make himself accountable to the people so that if his conspirators succeed like Brutus against Ceaser, his legacy will stand him out. When GEJ goes, I wander how many villagers will point to his legacy after six months. In the west we are still talking of Awo legacy I spite of colonial struggle, trial and jail term. Every household can point to something of enduring value. I do admit that some elements want change for divergent reasons, notwithstanding, change is socially and politically logical given lacklustre leadership by PDP in the last 16 years.

Ignore my previous reply.. I was a. year younger then! But I still hold my original views! Could yours stand the test of time and late passage of the padded budget?

OreMI22:
[size=16pt]CONFAB approved a 50% derivation principle.What needs to happen now is a guerrilla warfare against oil pipelines, installations and personnel.[/size]

Enter : Niger Delta Avengers

Osode:
At last..
Someone with real Depth.
I've noticed that only some yoruba's, and SE and SS'ners who live, (or have lived) ..or even mostly frequent here up north on some bussiness have any SLIGHT CLUE what the real issues are.
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Very Indepth..
Thanks once again.

We were wrong.. Buhari didn't fail after all ! He's such a great leader, and I'm so proud of him. I love you president Bubu

Osode:
At last..
Someone with real Depth.
I've noticed that only some yoruba's, and SE and SS'ners who live, (or have lived) ..or even mostly frequent here up north on some bussiness have any SLIGHT CLUE what the real issues are.
.
Very Indepth..
Thanks once again.

We were wrong.. Buhari didn't fail after all ! He's such a great leader, and I'm so proud of him. I love you president Bubu

abduljabbar4:
How was the PVC distribution unfair and why do you think the north created the boko haram for political gains? I need a concrete answer.
Daz oll

Because boko haram has stopped bombing on national festivals, no one is even scared anymore. instead the Fulani mafia Desert SEALs popularly known as Fulani herdsmen are carrying out attacks weekly in Southern communities, some of which are very far from their migratory routes.
Daz oll

ayokellany:
*** It must be noted that you have gone completely MAD if we can't refer the past "2011 election" to compare n draw conclusion on 2015 elections. I mean I dropped out of the university but understood logic to always learn from the past. It's baffling a graduate like you lack such basic knowledge. It is time you give up making senseless excuses for Jonathan and admit that he is indeed a failure. Would Jonathan have lost the election if boko haram was as subdued as it now since 2013 ? Oduahgate, pension, bribery, Bart Nanji PHCN privatisation, immigration death scandal etc would all these earn Jonathan more votes ?

The points you raised up there, Im sorry for making those senseless excuses. Tonight I stopped and realised that buhari has solved our problems. All of them. He practically washed the poisoned chalice

IcecoldDon:
Dude.....as a southerner like yourself, are you trying to say that his actions as president whatsoever should not be taken into account but he should be voted in just because he is our brother??

Did u factor in that if he had say performed in the south west and mid belt maybe according to his 2011 campaign promises.....nothing the north would have done that would have stopped him from winning.

I see that even in defeat his and his supporters obsession with allocating blame and shifting responsibilities still persist.

Ironically, they are still the ones x- raying every campaign promise by Buhari for possible failure. Hypocrisy of the highest order if u ask me.

How're you enjoying the buhari situation in your area? In mine I've not seen light since Friday.. I have to sleep in my office because I need light"