₦airaland Forum

izicooo:
First of all let me start by saying RIP to the ones that lost their lives in this, may God grant their soul eternal rest. Secondly, I am a Bayelsan and I know Bayelsa politics very well, nobody should come here and blame Dickson because Jonathan is a big fool, he doesn't think beyond his nose. Since he has refused to wake up from his slumber he shouldn't complain about the attacks. He is too dull for anything..

Sabby1:
Lolzz
Anyway, enjoy your Christmas...best wishes

lahizak:
Say what you want. I sha knw say in the not so long future, God will use him and his kinds to save ur from this northern tyrant whose sole aim is to make north kings and enslave the rest of d country

Sabby1:
Yes, come to Nasarawa state tomorrow afternoon my Nigerian jollof will be ready then

Sabby1:
Happy Christmas

gidgiddy:
All it took was a good beating from some Northerners to reset Deji Adeyanju's brain

Sabby1:
You're one of a kind
God bless you

sinaj:
Thats so sweet of him

Didnt know African men are this romantic lol

NaijaRoyalty:
I see APC hands in all over these

Blood sucking useless party

DonFreshmoney:
I blame Dickson.... Dickson is pained by the elections and wants to murder GEJ

PapaBaby:
Very pretty

WisdomFlakes:
Going by his uninspiring and populist utterances lately, I am beginning to think Governor Seyi might be a fluke and an 'empty suit' after all. You hardly hear him make cerebral statements about how he intends to develop human capacity in Oyo, or any innovative ideas on his intentions to industrialize and upgrade the cities within the state to modern standards to boost the state's GDP. No serious policy statement so far from him on the role technology would play in his policy thrust. In the midst of all the hype, I am still itching to hear him say anything to suggest that his reign would be any different from Ladoja's (whose only noteworthy legacy was prompt payment of salaries).

Oyo needs a visionary who is willing to adopt innovative approaches to tackling its enormous challenges (and harping about 'fighting corruption' isn't one of them). I think he's getting carried away with all the adulation he is currently receiving while losing sight of the enormity of the responsibility placed on his shoulders.

He's way too too exposed to be sounding more and more like a glorified Fayose (who saw and treated Ekiti people as perpetually downtrodden folks whom are content with mediocrity and deserving of no more than mere handouts).

Seyi, please step up your game. You can do way better.

hisexcellency34:
And if he wants to retain him, fine. Not keeping him there illegally

ifiokjohn:
Abadie na?

ifiokjohn:
So afo Ade Enyene eka mi?

hisexcellency34:
Exactly my thought. Ribadu was there, followed by Farida and Lamorde. They should stop making it look as if Magu is indispensable

OgunLaakaye:
Which world police?

Don't make me laugh please.

It's all a game of interest please. America prioritizes interest and benefit above anything you can mention.

The present USA- Saudi Arabia romance is an example. UnderTrump administration, every thing Saudi plays is a pass to US and he will "NEVER" comment about it.

Hello, it's all interest. No world police anywhere.

If they were, they could have gone to police wealthy Islamic countries where human right is 0.

Or better still go police Russia, Iran and North Korea

ifiokjohn:
Yea!

DelTel:
The little life left in PDP filtering away by selfish politicians.

Shame, so-called elders washing their dirty linens in market square. If Wike don't accuse you of collecting bribe (as in case of investigative committee on House of Rep PDP leadership), then it's planning to decamp!

Las las, we go know who has been clandestinely hobnobbing with APC when Gov. Umahi or whomever has access to it, release the late night photos of Wike with Buhari and the cabal sorry, kitchen cabinet.

rusher14:
They recycle incompetence and blame it on the 'Parasites' elsewhere.

OgunLaakaye:
Russia

vibre:
He did better for Nigeria

rusher14:
He did better for Bayelsa right?

rusher14:
As far as I'm concerned, one doesnt need to respond to all allegations especially in the cynical Nigeria of today.

All that it would lead to is further cynicism and even more complications than had you left the matter alone.

Responding would hardly change public perception based on who the public would rather give support .