₦airaland Forum

kerryemudiaga:
Has he really done well?

u don't expect him to speak I'll of d president na


fine for hate speech is now 5m naira

ThatFairGuy:
You've earn Second term automatically

nobody wants to govern borno with d ways things are now

Dedetwo:
Please forget the Muslim crap. After all, the goon from Katsina State via Daura is not a bad Muslim.

jut like Christians with their beliefs, Muslims have theirs too



not all Muslims support the incessant killings

kerryemudiaga:
Can military be on every road to a farm

d state can be guarded

we need more of your kind

action

he's a good man

there's sabotage in d system

May God continue to protect you and indeed all the people of Borno State, and may God help us defeat these enemies within and outside, who for over a decade now have challenged our resolve, but they wouldn't break us

We have a huge population that has no access to the agricultural lands, and poverty is one of the root causes of the insurgency. What we need is, where there's peace allow the people to go back to their homes. So that they can earn their means of livelihood.”

The President has done well, but the most important thing is, it's good also to say the right thing. There is sabotage in the system that will not allow the insurgency to end. The President has to know this important point.

But for me as a Governor to keep quiet while 6 million population of Borno State to die, to perish will never be good for me. It is a covenant between Almighty God that I should be truthful to my people and me.” Zulum said.

Our people need to be provided safe access to farmlands so they can earn livelihoods. The military needs to ensure this happens, and I will continue to raise this

As a team with citizen centered development approach, Governor Zulum’s lieutenants have lifted the bar of leadership in Borno higher and it is the people who will eventually speak. In a nutshell, there will be no vacancy in Government House, Maiduguri by 2023. QED.

With what Governor Zulum has done so far, and what he is bound to do before 2023, I feel that those who want to read meanings out of that honest expression, in order to score cheap political goals, may have to wait for long.

There is no doubt that, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum is the shining example, as far as political leadership in Nigeria is concerned today. Governor Zulum has made landmark pronouncements that have potentials to address problems being faced by Borno State.

As a public servant, he also knows that the people will eventually decide whether they have had enough of him by 2023. To imply in any way, that he is not interested in second term is rather presumptuous and too early in the day to make.

As the good Muslim that he is, he knows that tomorrow is in the hands of God, just as who will be the Governor by 2023 is also known to God alone.

Any leader, especially State Governor who has genuine intentions to develop his or her state will try to avoid the pitfalls of having to pick early quarrels over second tenure.

kerryemudiaga:
That's the way it should be

he knows d minds of his people

Ninjanaija:
He takes the work as a verb not a noun like most governors.

action is what we want and that's what he's giving

Ninjanaija:
I remember that last picture when he visited a school around 6 am and the only teacher he met he appreciated with cash.

he promoted the teacher as well

kerryemudiaga:
That's the way it should be

he knows d minds of his people

Oroyo10:
This governor should better not fall our hand. I eagerly await consistency

we too shouldn't fall his hand



he only wants our support and encouragement

kerryemudiaga:
When his tenure ends he might just suddenly realize that he needs to contest for the second term

hahhaahhahhaha

d leaders have tough decisions to make now


decisions that could either make or break them

just like Nigeria,Mali also needs a change

d bloodbath needs to stop

the president should do what he feels is best for his people

thousands of soldiers and civilians have been killed

The government has struggled to contain the conflict that first emerged in the north in 2012, before spreading to central Mali and neighbouring Burkina Faso and Niger.

The group has been channelling deep anger over Mali's bloody eight-year armed uprising, a dire economy, and perceived government corruption.

The June 5 Movement earlier on Friday said it would stage nationwide anti-Keita demonstrations on Tuesday