₦airaland Forum

Mordecai:
Kai! See the Nairaland of our dreams. Intelligent and mature discussions.

Not senseless statements depicting blind stupid loyalty by self-styled patriots.

Carry go, my brothers. Tuale.

sinaj:
Lol thats not my no.

Nuzo1:
I appreciate your valuable insight. I also appreciate your kind gesture for a hangout. I really do.

But please permit to clarify my earlier opinion.
GEJ's government was very corrupt but because he had intelligent crooks working with him, they were very smart to improvise and quickly reposition things before things get very bad. But underneath, the entire system was massively deteriorating. A collapse was imminent.

Buhari has no plans/focus and no remedy should any little plan he made go bad. So, he will rather not make any plan at all.

For me, it's hard to choose one over the other. Corruption has never built any known society on this earth. It has the potential to collapse even a prosperous society overnight.

On the other side; No policy at all can also stagnate a society and gradually collapse it like we are experiencing now.

The only edge I feel GEJ has over Buhari is that unlike GEJ, Buhari does not truly believe in a true Nigerian project. He is only interested in two things: His health/comfort and settling any willing foreign Fulani comfortably in Nigeria.

I salute you bro.

Nuzo1:
Lol. You know we usually mistaken kind and philanthropic people for good leaders.

As simple as your initial question may sound, it is not a one way traffic kind of answer. And that's why I would like to hear your opinion on the same question you asked me.

Nuzo1:
The topic is about GEJ. Not Buhari.

But here is my opinion anyways.

Corruption or bad leadership comes in different forms.

GEJ's form of bad leadership had little or nothing to do with bad or lack of good policies. It had everything to do with lack of effective implementation because he didn't want to offend people or some close friends. These close friends took advantage and corrupted the whole system.

Buhari's kind of bad leadership has everything to do with lack of good policies and insight. However, he is most times good with effective implementation not minding what people may say.

And so, none is better than the other. Having good policies without effective implementation is as bad as having no good policies at all even if you have the capacity to effect good policies.

frugal:
The truth is we're all just making assumptions based on our different experiences
We'd never know now, would we?

Ornament2003:
Forget about extraneous genealogies .The General Overseer, RCCG, the highly revered man of God, Pastor E. A Adeboye was not brought up in white garment church. He became born again in RCCG. And he was never a minister in any white garment church. And talk of soul winning, I still don't know any pastor who is as aggressive as him. And among the genuine prophets of the living God in Nigeria today, He stands out. So I don't know what you're talking about.

If you are not comfortable with your white garment church, liberate yourself. Okay?

Even if Pa Akindayomi, the founder of RCCG once attended white garment, does that now make RCCG a white garment church?

Nuzo1:
GEJ cannot be said to be a good leader. He didn't have the balls to make decisions and stand by it.

However, nobody can take away the fact that he is likely one of the most forgiving humans to emerge from Nigeria.

I shook my head in disbelief when someone said in another thread that GEJ would be laughing so hard about Sowore's predicament.

GEJ is the kind of friend most people would wish to have. But not the kind of leader most would wish to have.

frugal:
It was obvious she liked the guy from OP's narration. He just couldn't see it cos he was on heat. All his senses were blocked

sinaj:
leave buhari out of this o

sinaj:
make dem behave jarey

Happy weekend dear, its been a while indeed

Jochabed:
If you raped her, why not just confess. Cause even those close to you confirmed it, so please let it end.

Amatarasha:
Proudly ekiti
Ekiti isnt oduduwa


Kiss the truth

sinaj:
These our elders sef

Maldini212:
Why enter a restaurant when you don't have money

Fools every where

ChristyB:
Yes i do...