₦airaland Forum

Chinum:
When you are ready for a reasonable discuss I would know.

pekeyim:
I'm sure you didn't know even Ordinary Shell or Total staffs fly first / business class always

The Execs fly private.


Go back to school!!!

N tell your Great Grand Pa to do the same.


You are an excuse for a Human being.

Your skin would be more valuable to be used for leather shoes.

Elxandre:
How do we get non looters bro ?

ApexTitan:
When it comes to intelligence and competence I think both candidates are evenly matched, we are not dealing with any Einsteins that's for sure. One is weak where the other is obstinate. As for intentions those can be very misleading. . . I rememeber the saying "the road to hell is paved with good intentions".

Anyway I hope that on the 14th Nigeria does not return to a past that it desperately needs to cut away from.

dokyOloye:
Lol,see this jew man see shotgun.If I catch U eee
Ewu,U think say na to de riot we de talk of.Jew man like U.

Chinum:
What's wrong with him?

ApexTitan:
True, much of Jonathan's rule has been characterised by waste and corruption. There has been some postives but the negatives stand out more glaringly. Anybody who argues otherwise is not being honest. The question before us now is whether Buhari is a better alternative to Jonathan and I maintain that he isn't.

Your statement that Buhari during his time targetted only wrong doers suffers from the same "glossing over" that I accuse The Economist of in their article. Buhari's regime was anything but fair anybody it did not like was a target. People were punished and killed without a fair trial. The only good legacy from his regime are pictures of Nigerians (under the supervision of soldiers) lining up at bus stations. He pursued what many will agree were very questionable economic policies. It is with that mindset that he appears to want to rule the country today and aside from the anti corruption chants his campaign has been making he has not shown how his economic proposals are any better than what is already in place.( Again curiously The Economist did not bother to analyse any of this)

Jonathan has many faults and shortcomings, we need change but there is nothing in Buhari that I have seen that assures me that he is the change we need.

Alfranco:
Civility is a trait found in great minds in liberal quantity. God bless you bro.

Elxandre:
Don't you think he (Tinubu) will likely want to recoup his investments in cash and kind of APC eventually triumphs?
He surely isn't wasting his time and resources for nothing.

I don't actually care, but APC laying this claims and corruption allegations are just being hypocritical!

ApexTitan:
Attempting to hold brief for Jonathan as a person or the type of character he is is of little use, obviously many Nigerians and much of the international community see him as a weakling. I myself have and still continue to be very critical of some of his actions. It is when Jonathan's rule is juxtaposed with that of Buhari's (and the claims and promises that Buhari has made) that we see that Jonathan is way better.

The Economist in that article completely glossed over the inhumanities that the Nigerian population suffered under Buhari, the newspaper also, curiously, didn't appreciate the dangers and damage that Buhari's policies wrought on the country's economy. The basis for their endorsement of Buhari is soley on the anti corruption toga that Buhari's supporters have colored his regime with. He was a merciless dictator who was responsible for part of the fundamental problems that plague Nigeria till this day. Buhari continues to be unrepentant about his regime - he insists that he was right, he continues to make divisive and inflammatory comments which indicate that he is anything but a democrat. In addition to this Buhari has failed to demonstrate that he possesses the wherewithal needed to lead a modern democratic nation to greatness. Nigeria does not need another tyrant.

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A funny thing about the Economist article is that it admits that the Nigerian economy is growing but it says the growth is not as a result of the government's policies. Is the Economist suggesting that growth and development can be automatic and independent? Is our economy on auto-pilot?

pekeyim:
She didn't buy it?

Like Thieffnubu!

Last time I checked she was Minister of Petroleum Resources + OPEC Chairman (Person) An educated person will know what those roles entail.



But the quota system people won't.

Elxandre:
calm down.

These politicians are the same.
Didn't Tinubu also spend billions on his birthday?
That is one of the people screaming 'change', yet he has billions of Naira in net worth.

What I hate is pot calling a kettle black.


smh...

ApexTitan:
Attempting to hold brief for Jonathan as a person or the type of character he is is of little use, obviously many Nigerians and much of the international community see him as a weakling. I myself have and still continue to be very critical of some of his actions. It is when Jonathan's rule is juxtaposed with that of Buhari's (and the claims and promises that Buhari has made) that we see that Jonathan is way better.

The Economist in that article completely glossed over the inhumanities that the Nigerian population suffered under Buhari, the newspaper also, curiously, didn't appreciate the dangers and damage that Buhari's policies wrought on the country's economy. The basis for their endorsement of Buhari is soley on the anti corruption toga that Buhari's supporters have colored his regime with. He was a merciless dictator who was responsible for part of the fundamental problems that plague Nigeria till this day. Buhari continues to be unrepentant about his regime - he insists that he was right, he continues to make divisive and inflammatory comments which indicate that he is anything but a democrat. In addition to this Buhari has failed to demonstrate that he possesses the wherewithal needed to lead a modern democratic nation to greatness. Nigeria does not need another tyrant.

ApexTitan:
A funny thing about the Economist article is that it admits that the Nigerian economy is growing but it says the growth is not as a result of the government's policies. Is the Economist suggesting that growth and development can be automatic and independent? Is our economy on auto-pilot?

chukwudi44:
Either produce evidence she stole money or forever keep your mouth shut.if it pains you so much go ahead and work for your own money and stop whining.Even a freshly employed graduate in shell is in big money let alone someone who worked for years and rose to become a director.Directors in Banks even have private jets let alone a big oil coy like shell

pekeyim:
Losers
Diezani was in Shell all her Life, and this is the kind of propaganda APC is putting up.

Her father was a King

Her Husband was a Governor

joelenesleek:
After all she has oil in her state. STOP COMPLAINING AND MAKE USE OF THE NATURAL RESOURCES IN YOUR STATE. stop putting your eye for oil money explore other resources like Cows.

danielicon:
my God bless u and give u and ur generation unending testimony. why do people rant about Alison? politicians are luxurious in nature, people shout buhari for change. una no see the change in 2003,2007 and 2011, na now una see am.? Clueless Nigerians. the problem with Nigerians is that very few of Nigerians know abt politics. most ppl just take it as they heard

Chinum:
Don't mind them. Finding fault with how a woman spends her own money but seeing nothing wrong in a daughter spending the money her dad claims not to have.

Who does not know that oil companies pay a hell lot of money to their graduate trainees not to talk of someone that has risen to head OPEC.

Abeg enough of these sentiments. Funny enough, if it was a man, I'm sure his actions would have been justified. Whether he worked for the money or not. Taking a cue from our politicians.

dokyOloye:
Is dis d best U can do?Ewu

freezyprinzy:
true have u seen her house in abj? Uld tink shes selling cars ah no blame her she z part of d 5women ruling nigeria

dokyOloye:
APC is going after all d women in GEJ's govt cos APC is an hardcore Islamic party and hardcore islamists believe women should never be heard nor seen talk more of holding positions.

oluspencer:
Guy, Pls stop giving us fake values because u want to protect some mishevious act. It is your right to leave like slave to your Idols.

jaybee3:
Well that's not an option worth considering for now.

I'm taking it personal simply because i understand the economic risk of having the GEJ rule us for another four years.
Oil prices are down and corruption has not slowed pace meaning they will be forced to borrow to run an already bloated government.

Who is going to pay for the borrowed money?
How would we as a nation improve our infrastructures if oil prices never recover?

tit:
This is ajimobi daughter,
her red dress is $50,000 of Oyo people money.
She wear it to British Fashion show,
my friend is there and see her.

tit:
this is Buhari daughter in Los Angeles.
Her hand bag is $15000.

She is spending money like water in London.

Chuksgeo:
My friends in Texas says the Madueke's lives like gods in the US

PapiWata:
It costs roughly the equivalent of 100 first-class commercial airline round-trip tickets to London from Lagos, to take ONE round-trip by chartered private jet on the same route. This utterly disgusting hooker flies on private jets ALL the ffucking time, using money from the national treasury of Nigeria.

Even the most ardent supporters of Jonathan Goodluck should be alarmed and saddened that a pathologically greedy kleptomaniac woman of this nature, who really should be locked away safely behind bars, is allowed to CONTINUE reveling in her champagne and caviar lifestyle of decadent over-consumption, at the the expense of the Nigerian treasury.

gbl01:
Wow! An adult? So only your opinion is right? all other people's opinion are moronic and rubbish? to a point all your response to every other person is insult? We can make sense, correct people without having to insult them. I guess you've chosen your path which is to insult people-what a profession! Thanks for the insult and ride on! at your age, its impossible to change your thinking and mentality or even become civil. At of the abundance of the heart, you speak. Kudos- you might not bother spewing more insults, i surely wont grace you with a response

ROSSIKE:
Peabrain....go ahead and tell us ONE THING in Nigeria that ever got better "by accident". We are waiting!

gbl01:
I understand all your responses to everybody have to be insults when they dont reason in sync with your thoughts. I apologize for quoting you. I was only trying to give my own opinion. Thank you and have a nice day!

People are entitled to their opinion (even if contrary to your own ideas) and its never right to insult them for their line of thought.

Missy89:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_E8bmLP8p0



Your thoughts

jdilight:
If buhari government put Nigeria on a good economic road why did general IBB remove him by a coup.

According to Ibb, "it became necessary to stop the nation from impending economic catastrophy."

If he could not do it when no one could ask him what are you doing. Why do you think he can when more than 150 million Nigerians are asking questions?

Buhari is no option.

nawahoo:
The greater shame is on you. Should it matter how much was stolen? Why not investigate the allegation before the man was sacked? Money has been stole and there should have been purninshments. Where are the perpetrators? I bet nothing will happen to them as ususal. Yeye dey smell