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jingh:no u nitwit i was referring to your insult when u said its because etisalat is giving me bonus data that i can comment anyhow u really are a dumb douchebag i will not be seen speaking to cuntosaurus like u in public go and get busy and make some money instead of assuming everyone on NL is getting d same free bonus MB as u...douche *modified* this is your Signature: i have the body of a women, the brain of a man, the zeal of a conqueror and compassion of God. so u cant even spell...i guessed right u r a nitwit |
I agree I also hear Fashola will toll third mainland bridge in the event of APC Presidency |
jingh:go and find ya mates dem i spend over 200k for my personal data a year talkless of my employees i became a multi under jonathan but as God is my witness not one FG contract u really should watch how u talk to people that are way beyond your tax bracket subsidy removal was necessary economically and jonathan wanted to stop it but u said no and complained of subsidy thieves so pls shut up |
Hmmmmm GEJ till 2019 APC and oshiomole r devulz |
PUSH1:buhari is not different...u dont have to be literate or have certificate to know he represents military rulers that set Nigeria back one century |
liar everyone knows buhari no go school |
ssuccess:can jonathan stop a father in Kano from giving his daughter to boko haram to be used as suicide bomber? if idiot.s like buhari had done the needful when they were there, we wouldnt have the problem now sir.... why give them another chance after they focced it up for everyone else hell to the no |
berem:see this silly cun.t ayam not ur mate u wrinkled snagglepuss in any category... u better go and marry theresa |
Pls share this opinion piece around abeg...let people know |
johnsonjosbles:ur motha and fada u baggard bastardo retardeen |
Jonathan till 2019 ![]()
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LRNZH:nothing more old school than that ancient of days that may not survive past first term before he hands over to Pastor ofcorse thats assuming they win and they r gonna looooose soooooo baaaaaddddd ![]() |
rubbish pls what does this compare to my top of the line android
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oh and by the way buhari stole money and locked up journalists as head of state its because there was no social media then that he is going scott free not too long ago GEJ was our own social media hero, now we have made him a villain, its human nature GEJ cannot change Naija problem over night, problems that buhari and co put into place for over 30 years...haba use una brain abeg |
If you're a southerner and from SS especially and u vote Buhari, u need to go to yaba left for checkup Here is why: 1. Your region produced the oil that the Northern leaders became very rich off, Babangida, Abacha, Buhari, Abdulsalam, Danjuma, Gowon, Marwa, Wushishi etc etc etc They are literally too many to count 2. They took your oil and killed your freedom fighters eg Ken Saro Wiwa (killed by Abacha), Buhari killed one or two, Babangida dat one na mafia 3. After stealing your oil, looting the money, killing your people and servicing your women with YOUR money (see Atiku especially)....they now did not develop their own region but instead they impoverished their people, brainwashed them and made them religious fanatics and refused to give them education snowballing into Boko Haram we have today 4. Then your son came into power and they said (with the help of Southwest media and big mouth people) that he is clueless, ogogoro drinker, infidel, dan banza shege etc etc and they frustrate him by making mockery of him and not allowing him to concentrate on development 5. They think you are all infidels as their book tells them to think 6. Anybody from south south that does not pless umblella is a molon ...and i mean that I am a Yoruba man. I voted Buhari in 2011 but F that negro for now. God punish him. Why will northerners make Nigeria ungovernable for a South South man and say that is the status quo until they get back their seat 7. NO! We must stand against injustice and say No! to Born to Rule mentality...illiterates that rear cattle should give us suya to eat...your region produced the oil they fed fat off and u want to forsake your son...Jaja of Opobo will roll over in his grave I know Jonathan is not perfect but no one is....Im a Yoruba man, Tinubu my brother is the biggest thief u can find in sub saharan Africa.... Amaechi is likewise a big thief though not as big....Oshio was hosting Big Brother Africa babes in Edo govt house with Edo money...this was a woman that bared her breast on TV I leave you with the ATm receipt Ahmed Indimi son of Oriental Energy boss, Mohammed Indimi posted on instagram last year (see photo) This is how their children have been flexing whilst Niger Delta people, and Hausa people suffered Their elite are balling with your money and u people because of social media buzzwords like clueless and umblella want to jump on a demonic bandwagon and send your son back to otuoke, u will be the laughing stock of Naija but i trust boyloaf, asari and co....the real patriots Me im a yoloba man sha so anyhow, i will just find one uncle that knows osinbajo or adeboye and my chopping will continue Pls give una self brain For the Sai Buhari ppl, pls dont find my trouble...i use God beg u ![]()
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Samibode well said. I agree with the author of this article, I do and u have some salient points too. But Buhari amaechi tinubu elrufai atiku etc are just as if not more corrupt than Jonathan and most of them have jets too |
I voted for General Muhammadu Buhari during the 2011 elections, even at a time when most Nigerians having bought into the hype were on the Jonathan bandwagon. The hype and propaganda in favour of GEJ at the time was overwhelming but being an iconoclast by nature and a staunch critic of herd behavior, I decided not to vote for Jonathan. To be honest, I liked his candidacy as did most other Nigerians, and it indeed felt Obamaesque as Tolu Ogunlesi has recently said in print, but I was not swayed, for after 12 years, I was tired of the PDP machinery. I heard Buhari was Mr. Anti-Corruption and to be honest that was all I needed not to pless umblella. So on election day in 2011, although I knew it was in vain as most of my fellow countrymen were determined to vote Jonathan, I voted for the CPC candidate. Four years later, many of those who were on the Goodluck Bandwagon then are those clamouring for change now, the herd has changed its movement and once again I find myself on the opposite side. I’m now a diehard Jonathan supporter and here’s why. The biggest reason most people cite voting against GEJ in 2015 is his administration’s track record on Boko Haram but I am not deceived. President Jonathan is in my own opinion, and I am oftentimes an excellent judge of character, steadfast in his commitment to end the terrorism in the North. But the forces against his accomplishment of that goal are legion. Recently a little girl in Kano said her father took her to Boko Haram, and volunteered her to be a suicide bomber. I believe the causes for such terror mentality in the North have nothing to do with the sitting President, but should instead be traced back to a Northern political class that ruled Nigeria for several decades and impoverished its people, whilst systematically looting Niger Delta oil wealth meant for the development of the entire nation. In 2012, I was livid with anger when the barely 30 years old son of Borno State oil well owner and Chairman of Oriental Energy Mohammed Indimi, Ahmed flaunted an ATM receipt with over $99 million balance on social media photo sharing site, Instagram. This sort of gross and primitive acquisition of wealth was the reason for restiveness in the Niger Delta, and poverty and illiteracy in the North and indeed other parts of Nigeria. In my opinion, it is the corruption brought about by the likes of Babangida and Sani Abacha that led Nigeria to the sorry state it is in today. It is also chiefly responsible for the terrorism in the North today. I don’t think you have to be a Rhodes scholar to realize that if the man who gave his daughter up to Boko Haram for deployment as a suicide bomber had any type of a decent education or good living standard, he would not have done so. Now can Jonathan, a man who entered the Presidency in 2011 be blamed for such an occurrence? Again in my opinion, it is not possible to fix the decades of maladministration in Nigeria over night. Now don’t get me wrong, Jonathan is not perfect. He has made some mistakes and his attitude towards corruption is indeed one of them, but I still sympathize with him, and I sympathize with the minorities of the Niger Delta and I believe that since they fed Nigeria for 4 decades and were marginalized, maimed, killed and victimized during the process, that they at least deserve to rule for a decade. It’s only fair. Now if your property has been stolen and you call the police and ask them to find it but refuse to give them details of the robbery or robbers that could lead to the arrest and recovery of the stolen goods, then how can you logically and reasonably expect the police to do their job? As an observer of the crisis in the North, I have found that the Northern leaders have refused to cooperate with President Jonathan in ending the Boko Haram menace. In my opinion, it is not because some of the elder statesmen in that region promised to make Nigeria ungovernable for Jonathan, but because they realize that if they help him overcome Boko Haram during his administration, then their shot at power is truncated for another four years. This is what is called playing politics with people’s lives and as a patriotic Nigerian, I choose to stand against these forces and cast my vote to re-elect the President and further frustrate these devilish elements…come what may. In the fight against Boko Haram, Jonathan has been taken to task by these Northern elders, who should normally rise up as leaders, but they have instead frustrated him at every turn, calling for sanctions against him and his generals by the International Criminal Court and the United Nations, then accusing him of genocide and all other propaganda to make Nigeria ungovernable as promised. Contrast that with a Vice-President Jonathan who circa 2009 made sacrificial efforts to rid the Niger Delta of militancy. Remember how he demonstrated courage not displayed by any Northern leader since the Boko Haram crisis dawned. The then number 2 citizen, Jonathan entered into the creeks, unarmed and called on his fellow Ijaws, Itsekiris and others to drop their arms, effectively ushering Nigeria into a period of economic boom and relative peace. Fast forward to present day Nigeria, I must say that there is much Jonathan could still have accomplished but he did preside over monumental achievements like the unbundling and privatization of the Power Sector (and no Nigerians you cannot have 24 hour electricity overnight especially after the legacies Buhari, Babangida, Abacha and Obasanjo left in that sector), the reconstruction of the Lagos Ibadan Expressway (this road leads to my village in Ijebu and I’m glad Jonathan is doing what my kinsman OBJ could not accomplish), pledging N1 trillion to ASUU (and releasing an initial N200 billion, a display of kindness to the educational sector unprecedented by any other Nigerian leader), and the huge gains in the agricultural and automotive sectors. I am not here to sing Jonathan’s praises (I know what it looks like), but there are those that yell Sai Buhari at the top of their lungs and act like nobody should hear word. They bully all and sundry on Social Media and act like the former military ruler is the savior Nigeria has been waiting for. Personally I still admire Buhari and his political strategizing has become more nimble since he teamed up with the Lion of Bourdillon, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. But that is where my problem with his candidacy is rooted. Anybody that tells you that Tinubu is not one of the most greedy and corrupt politicians of the 21st century is not being entirely honest with you. To be honest, I like the man, and I like his swag. There is no African man that will not envy his wealth or his business acumen, but so much of that wealth is tied to public funds. This article is not about his corrupt activities and there are many articles already written about the reach of Asiwaju into the public till, especially in Lagos State, so I will spare the details. But know this, if Tinubu was a legitimate businessman and had been into business the same time as Dangote, he would easily eclipse the latter on the Forbes list of Billionaires. A poor old man in Lagos once told me, “Tinubu is so greedy that if he wants your land, it is better you just carry the Deed and give it to him jeje. Resistance would be futile.” Yet this is the change Buhari wants me to believe in. Then there is Amaechi that uses the funds of the people of Rivers State to buy private jets. And Oshiomole who flew in a female former BBA contestant to come and wine and dine with him in Government House just few months after the demise of his wife. Nigerians that can read between the lines are not deceived. Atiku, Elrufai, and many other PDP, I mean APC leaders all have stains and corruption smears on them from their time in public service. So can anyone pinpoint the change these jokers are on about? Yes change from Jonathan but to what? I dare say, should Nigerians fail to elect Jonathan on Lover’s Day, the Nation may begin a love affair with a hydra headed monster that will see more Nigerians languishing for change that will not come again for a long time. I leave you with 1 Samuel 8, read and remain blessed. 8 When Samuel grew old, he appointed his sons as Israel’s leaders.[a]2 The name of his firstborn was Joel and the name of his second was Abijah, and they served at Beersheba. 3 But his sons did not follow his ways. They turned asideafter dishonest gain and accepted bribes and perverted justice. 4 So all the elders of Israel gathered together and came to Samuel at Ramah.5 They said to him, “You are old, and your sons do not follow your ways; now appoint a king to lead[b] us, such as all the other nations have.” 6 But when they said, “Give us a king to lead us,” this displeased Samuel; so he prayed to the Lord. 7 And the Lord told him: “Listen to all that the people are saying to you; it is not you they have rejected, but they have rejected me as their king. 8 As they have done from the day I brought them up out of Egypt until this day, forsaking me and serving other gods, so they are doing to you.9 Now listen to them; but warn them solemnly and let them know what the king who will reign over them will claim as his rights.” 10 Samuel told all the words of the Lord to the people who were asking him for a king. 11 He said, “This is what the king who will reign over you will claim as his rights: He will take your sons and make them serve with his chariots and horses, and they will run in front of his chariots. 12 Some he will assign to be commanders of thousands and commanders of fifties, and others to plow his ground and reap his harvest, and still others to make weapons of war and equipment for his chariots. 13 He will take your daughters to be perfumers and cooks and bakers. 14 He will take the best of your fields and vineyards and olive groves and give them to his attendants. 15 He will take a tenth of your grain and of your vintage and give it to his officials and attendants. 16 Your male and female servants and the best of your cattle[c] and donkeys he will take for his own use. 17 He will take a tenth of your flocks, and you yourselves will become his slaves. 18 When that day comes, you will cry out for relief from the king you have chosen, but the Lord will not answer you in that day.” 19 But the people refused to listen to Samuel. “No!” they said. “We want a kingover us. 20 Then we will be like all the other nations, with a king to lead us and to go out before us and fight our battles.” 21 When Samuel heard all that the people said, he repeated it before the Lord.22 The Lord answered, “Listen to them and give them a king.” Written by Tobi Adeyeye. |
mpatu1:I normally don't respond to the dimwitted so this photo should suffice
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Aliyu1991:That's now what Ur mama said when I had my hand under her hijab |
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National Conference: North will pull out of Nigeria … threatens Lamido of Adamawa A foremost traditional ruler and delegate to the National Conference, Aliyu Mustapha, has threatened that if people from the other parts of the country push the North to the wall, the region will pull out of Nigeria. Mr. Mustapha, who is the Lamido of Adamawa, threw caution to the wind Wednesday when he angrily reacted to the ramblings of delegates at the Conference over a disputed voting formula. Trouble started when some delegates stalled the adoption of the amended Rules of Procedure of the Conference on grounds that a voting procedure was not agreed upon. Having been denied opportunity to speak during two previous sittings, the first class monarch had taken the floor to strongly warn other delegates to desist from trying the patience of their Northern counterparts. Mr. Mustapha insisted that some so-called elders who claim to be supporters of the President were about to derail the Conference. The visibly angry monarch explained that he had been trying to speak on the floor of the Conference during the past three days but was not recognised by the leadership. He, therefore, used the opportunity to advise delegates to jettison what he described as “so-called Western Conference,” because such would not do Nigeria any good. Mr. Mustapha said he was surprised at the behavior of some delegates who were trying to overstep the bounds set by President Goodluck Jonathan. He said, “Some so-called elders who claim to be supporters of the President are causing problems at this Conference.” This was followed by deafening shouts of “No, no, no, no,” from the delegates who refused to back down even when Kutigi pleaded that the royal father be allowed to speak. The traditional ruler, who stood his grounds and continued speaking amidst the uproar, warned that the opposing delegates risk Nigeria’s disintegration because of their unruly behavour. He said that any attempt to push the North to the wall would result in an unpleasant backlash. The soft-spoken monarch further argued that Adamawa Kingdom transcended Nigeria and Cameroun, adding that his subjects have somewhere to go if the country disintegrated. He said, “There is a state in Cameroun called Adamawa and if I run to that place, I can easily be assimilated. If you push us to wall, we can easily walk out of this country. Jingoism is not the preserve of anyone.” |
PassingShot:saijonathan i live in Lagos and voting PDP for gubernatorial and presidential pls what is your halfbaked point |
Desmond na monkey see if u can spot him in this photo with Jonathan
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Very mature words Sai Jonathan |
He is sad because of the stupidity of some Nigerians that shout saibuhari from time to time |
i had an omen about this rally Amaechi should pray not to sink APC with his big mouth |
stop eating so damn much fat a$$ |
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...haba!!!...please be considerate, that feeling of loosing your loved ones to bomb blasts right in front of you. 
