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Don't waste your time bro. The midget is known to be a pathological liar. We know him, always spinning one yarn or the other to deceive his supporters n family members. |
50 questions, I remember them.silly questions that were not really bordering on economic fundamentals. So its this idiot that wrote them and he attended MIT? What a shame. This onyebara guy is so silly he is exposing his mighty greed. 115M No wonder the talkative Jibrin scammed you. Onyebara, Jibrin, dogara are all scamists. I weep for Nigeria |
OP,you posted a topic seeking opinions and turned out to be the first to make a comment again are you so desperate to have others tow your line of thought. Who is empty now. Is it shameless you or the pdp/trump you are referring to? |
Probe this, probe that. Yet we are worse than we used to be. God save us from this govt. |
Grow up OP. Post facts and not mere allegations. Educate yourself properly so you can rise above primordial sentiments, at this rate your future grandkids would have nothing positive to boast about you. |
Very matured response, I doff my hat for you sir. |
Silly comparing Venezuela and Nigeria. Venezuela is a fully welfarist state where govt provides and subsidises basically everything. Food stuffs are given to the citizens monthly while here they few things your govt used to subsidize have been withdrawn i.e. fuel, power etc. While Venezuela spends alot of its resources to subsidize everything, we don't know what the Nigerian govt is spending its money on. Receive sense OP. |
Sources this, sources that. Let the propaganda begin. We are already used to it. The dullard should keep on behaving like a dictator while the economy continue crushing Nigerians. |
What is this one saying?? |
Trying so hard to impress buhari so that you will still be relevant in APC since you have fallen out with your governor el rufai. |
OP, so you also fell for it? Even a toddler knew it was another propaganda. |
Lame post. My oil can buy me a golden tomato from any part of the world at any cost.think of what happens to the north without my oil. |
may God help us |
Keep on deluding yourself with your silly parameters. Very soon your lies and antiquated thoughts will be your ruin.continue. |
$15bn??. Contiinu. Wetin be Nigeria budget?Keep on throwing up fictitious figures daily |
Remember what pastor niemoller said, remember the Shiites and the defenceless Nigerians manhandled by this weak soldiers. It only a matter of time before this becomes a normal thing in our lives. Shebi Una b de clap hand for them when Dem attack those Shiites. |
The elections are over, you guys should get to work. All this noise and propaganda is useless |
Ameachi, receive sense once and for all. Take a look at your manifesto and you will see all the miracles you guys promised. It just funny seeing APC speaking with both sides of the tongue. We have a long way ahead. |
Lol. Yea, he has been really quiet lately. |
Nigeria is not the only country where pastoralists come and go. In Kenya, they have the Maasai herdsmen who have been herding cattle around the Nile Valley area from the days of Joseph in ancient Egypt. Other nations have their own form of pastoralists too. But never in the history of the 20th and 21st Century has the world encountered a scenario such as that which stares Nigeria in the face, whereby Fulani herdsmen simultaneously and nationally and almost systematically are wiping out indigenous Nigerians for the benefit of their cattle. I challenge my readers to take the time to do a Google search and collate the number of reported casualties from unprovoked Fulani attacks on innocent, unarmed Nigerians in 2016 alone. The results will shock you! I will not throw out a number in order not to give my political foes fodder to use against me in a case of incitement, but please carry out even a cursory research on the matter. And what has been the response of the Nigerian Government? I was shocked to read the reaction of Nigeria’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Lt. General Abdulrahman Dambazau (rtd.), who blamed social media users for exacerbating these attacks! So what are we to do when we become aware that Fulani herdsmen are accused of killing, raping and maiming Nigerians? Are we to keep quiet in the national interest? Excuse me, but I thought the national interest was the interests of human beings rather than the interest of cattle! And then President Muhammadu Buhari from faraway China, rightly goes ahead to issue a lethal warning to pipeline vandals: desist from your actions or else be dealt with as I dealt with Boko Haram! Yet this same tough talking president does not have similar words for Fulani herdsmen? Mr. President, how many Nigerians have to die before you give Fulani herdsmen the ‘Boko Haram’ treatment? President Buhari must be willing to suspend the fact that he is himself a Fulani by ethnicity and remember what he has been preaching to us since he first forced his way into our national consciousness after his coup against President Shehu Shagari in 1983. I can never forget when the then military head of state, Major General Buhari said: “This generation of Nigerians and indeed the future generation have no country other than Nigeria, we shall stay and salvage it together.” Indeed, the president must remember that he wanted us to stay and salvage Nigeria together and not stay and be savaged in Nigeria by Fulani herdsmen! And the absolute worst part of this story is the attempt by some legislators to add salt to injury and injustice by floating a so called National Grazing Commission Bill to compulsorily acquire large swathes of Nigerian land and give them to the commission for the benefit of Fulani herdsmen. In fact, it makes better sense to establish a Victim Support Commission for the many thousands of victims of Fulani herdsmen than it does to set up a National Grazing Commission. Honestly, I do not understand the idea behind this bill. The legislators sponsoring this bill are asking Nigeria to change her land tenure system to fit nomads who may or may not be Nigerian citizens. Has the world gone mad? Nigeria should not change to fit Fulani herdsmen, instead it is Fulani herdsmen that should change to fit Nigeria. The Grazing Commission Bill is an insult to all the victims of the herdsmen. Peace can only be achieved if those who want to herd cattle set up ranches as is done everywhere else in the world. The cattle herding business is a private enterprise. It should not be the business of the government to use public land and public funds to promote the group interest of Fulani herdsmen. Let me assure any federal legislator that it is foolhardy enough to support this bill that senators and House of Representatives members from states where Fulani herdsmen have killed innocent Nigerians should forget their reelection if they support the Grazing Commission Bill. In fact, they should be ashamed of themselves that they sat in a National Assembly where the Lagos-Calabar rail was not provided for and watched as the Grazing Commission Bill got to second reading. Instead of passing laws to protect victims of genocide they want to pass laws to protect those who commit genocide. Talk about Stockholm syndrome! I am tempted to ask if this is the Federal Republic of Nigeria or the Federal Republic of Fulani Herdsmen with Nigerians as second class citizens? Hardworking, tax-paying Nigerian citizens do not have land to build houses yet the backers of this repugnant bill want to give free land to Fulani herdsmen? But should I or anybody reading this really blame the sponsors of this bill? Shouldn’t the blame rightly be on all of us collectively when we keep silent while our brothers die because of political ambition and fear of persecution? What did Jesus say in Matthew 10:28? “And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear Him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.” I’m Reno Omokri, if anybody likes let them come and arrest me for saying the truth. I would rather live the rest of my life in a dungeon than fold my hands and do nothing while my fellow Nigerians are being killed so that cattle may live. |
Brilliant piece. |
El rufai has finally gone mad, from demolishing small shops to taxing these poor people. There is enough suffering in the land, abeg shelve these your policies Jo. |
OP, leave this matter, there is no basis for compassion lai lai. Abeg just close this thread |
Crap, can't imagine an adult would take his time to type this. |
dionysus7:Worry about yourself boy.from your choice of words its glaring you are an adolescent, so there is no need to me to lecture you on mannerisms since you will soon pass this stage. Your parents do have all of work in their hands. |
Don't blame the midget, blame the members if the state house of assembly. How could they have allowed the bill establishing the university to fly. It's glaring that they and the governor have nothing to offer. Smh for Edo state. |
Very brilliant and well balanced piece.kudos rueben |
So what did he apologize for?smh for this govt. |
If only the silly govt had flooded all states with fuel, there would be no black marketing. Blaming this poor lads for the current fuel situation.i shake my head. Make the same task force go arrest the big time black marketers that sell above pump price in the filling stations. |
Setting up another state university in the state and on his village, when the existing one is grossly underfunded. I wonder who the palmwine drinker is. What a mumu. |
Betray indeed. Even buhari's nephew benefitted from the sham recruitment, what do you guys want him to investigate? |
No wonder the talkative Jibrin scammed you. 