₦airaland Forum

Jk210:
Such as? Would you mind clarifying? We're all here to learn and rub minds

Jk210:
I think so but egift already gave a plausible explanation below. Do you not think that sounds logical and could be what happened?

Mynd44:
I expected better

Mynd44:
This is a video of the interview. Are they the same person?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFe1pTx_-1Q&feature=youtu.be

Smh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFe1pTx_-1Q

Mynd44:
Those are being worked on right now. They will be released soon Sir

danot1030:
Seun and the clueless mod will not take this to the front page since it embarrassed pd-pig, rather they will look for a way to kill the thread. Seun you can also ban this account, since that is what you are good at doing in intimidating pd-pig opponents.

dominique:
The Jonathans never cared about the average Nigerian. All they care about is their retention of power. Exactly last year, over 50 boys in Yobe were slain in their sleep. The President went on to celebrate an elaborate centinary event without properly addressing the issue.

AllNaijaBlogger:


I am guessing that the admin are looking to get traffic and not to promote objective topics

davidstones:
So we are probably in for another Yardua? GOD forbid. APC and their LIES.

macklef:
I am lost, please is there a new NL interface?
Im not noticing any change o

jacksparrow1207:
ARE THESE THE BEST PEOPLE THEY COULD INTERVIEW? SMH
ILLITERATES, IMBECIL.ES AND DRUNKARS/JUNKIES
LIKE SERIOUSLY?

When there was a flood in this country in 2012, everybody panicked. President Jonathan didn't panic. People said there was going to be food crisis.

I remember I went to him, I had all my detailed analysis done. "Mr President, people are telling you that we're gonna have food crisis. No. You didn't choose the shock, but we choose our response."

The president had that day on his desk quite a lot of people that had sent him letters asking for waivers to bring in food, to flood the country with food.

The president didn't listen to them, he called his minister of Agriculture - that's a great leader - and he said, "Can we survive? Do you think we are going to survive?" "Mr president", I said, "we're going to survive if you help us to do dry season rice. "

I gave him the plan. He took his pen. He uses green pen. And he cancelled every single one of those things on his desk, asking for waivers. He said "Akin", as he normally calls me, "go get the job done".

Today, he launched dry season farming program, the first president in the history of this country, to launch a programme for national dry season farming. So we can produce food during the main season. Food, during the dry season. All across the north of this country, he started. And that is why we've been able to boost so much food production.

Farmers, young people, that used to leave the north to come and work in Lagos or Abuja as meiguards or night guards and stuff like that, they stopped. We're creating lots of jobs. Agriculture sector alone in terms of farm jobs ... we've been able to do 3.2 million farm jobs.

You go ask people. Not on the Internet. Not on Facebook. You go ask them in Jigawa. You go Ask them in Katsina. Ask them in Sokoto. Ask them in Kano. Ask them in Bauchi, and ask them in Gombe. They'll tell you that there is no other person that has loved farmers more, supported farmers more, encouraged them more, and been there for them all the time.

He truly is the farmer's president. And he truly is the farmer's president because he loves farmers ... he supports farmers. And I believe that the farmers are going to want him back, because the farmers don't want to be naked. They want the clothing on their bodies. And they are not going to lose that to just empty promises from others.

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is the farmer's president, and the farmers are for Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.