₦airaland Forum

Racoon:
And Lawal Babachir, Gov.Umar Ganduje, Abba Kyari etc are still roaming free?

So also PEJ, fkk, fayose gej, GEJ cousin, Peter Obi. ...

Unlike you the north is not threatening anyone with violence, that remains a huge indictment on your education

saratief murderer of kwara

inna lilahi wa inna ilayhim rajiuun

but SW try even North they don't make noise over criminals

a lowly murderer snub can never be snub but adoration

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Originality007:
see as the thing pain dem pass the IGP himself

orion7:
pain wan make this one crase

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pain over the childish action of a murderer? for what nah

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bababai:
He kiiled ur father abi?

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Muderer apprentice

The senseless murderer can not be happy with the man who exposed his gang

Wailers can lie .... the same DIGs they claim were exclusively southern

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Omooba77:
Who is olodo between us now; you seem to be a stereotype without any reasoning ability sir!

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olodo talk

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Racoon:
No need for this cancellation. Simply & gleefully identify which strata you belong.

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Olodo 100ngn per post talk

Omooba77:
You are beyond redemption, may God help you sir!

another olodo talk

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Omooba77:
Azuka Onwuka

There are two kinds of supporters that worked for the 2015 electoral victory of President Muhammadu Buhari. The first group is made up of those who supported the presidential bid of Buhari in 2015 because they genuinely wanted a better Nigeria. They were not satisfied with the administration of Dr Goodluck Jonathan, and believed that Buhari held the key to Nigeria’s transformation. They saw Buhari as a leader who would not condone corruption, nepotism, tribalism, mediocrity, wastefulness, flamboyance, and the like.


The second group supported Buhari for personal reasons. In this group were those who supported Buhari because he was their kinsman. They wanted their kinsman (or one who spoke the same language with them) to be president. For them, it was their turn to rule Nigeria. Another section of this second group supported Buhari because his running mate, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, was their kinsman. The deduction was that if Buhari became the President, their kinsman would be the Vice President and make them close to power. And if anything happened to Buhari, like it happened to Alhaji Umaru Yar’Adua, their kinsman (Osinbajo) would become President. Another section of this second group was concerned with the fact that Buhari was a member of their party, the All Progressives Congress. They just wanted the Peoples Democratic Party out and replaced with their party, the APC. Then, there was an arm of this group which saw Buhari as their idol who needed to be supported by all means.



Because the first group was driven by love for Nigeria, immediately Buhari was inaugurated as President on May 29, 2015, they started gauging his words and actions to see how they conformed to their expectations of him. Even though they were pointing out issues that were not properly handled (like the ethnic coloration of Buhari’s appointments and the long delay in the appointment of his ministers), they still believed that those were teething troubles. Some waited for six months to elapse, while others waited for one year before making up their minds about the suitability of Buhari as President.

By the end of one year, those who had expected that Buhari would be a different kind of President who would transform Nigeria began to criticise his actions and policies. Some of them were more ferocious than even Buhari’s opponents, because they had staked their reputation to support Buhari, quarrelling with their friends and family members because of that support for him, spending their funds and resources to preach to people about the need to vote in Buhari, if they wanted to see a new Nigeria where corruption would be eliminated or suppressed, where tribalism would be downgraded, insecurity eliminated, and the economy boosted. Many actions and words of Buhari made members of this first group feel taken for a ride. They saw themselves as people with poor judgement because of their support for Buhari.


Conversely, the second group – motivated by personal interests – saw things differently. Whatever Buhari did was right. A justification was always given for it. If there was no justification, the action or inaction was compared with what happened under Jonathan or Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, to prove that it was nothing new. In some instances, silence was the answer – some less audacious members of this group would keep quiet and pretend not to notice that Buhari had done something below expectations or had failed to act as he had promised.

One trait of members of this second group is that anybody who is perceived to be against Buhari is branded an enemy. The person is demonised and lampooned. Even those who worked fervently to make Buhari win in 2015 are not spared. Stories are easily created to demonise these people as people who were compromised or people who changed their views about Buhari because they did not get a political appointment or a contract. The issues raised by them are sidestepped, while their personal lives and families are dug into to find something to twist to advantage and use against them.

Members of the first group see themselves as loyal to the nation, while members of the second group are loyal to Buhari, even though they still argue that they are loyal to the nation. It is members of this second group that give Buhari the assurance that Nigerians are behind him and are happy with him; therefore, he should continue with what he has been doing.

For example, the moment the news broke over the weekend that the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen, would be charged to the Code of Conduct Tribunal on Monday, January 14, 2019, the reaction of supporters of Buhari was predictable. Their argument was that nobody is above the law. It did not matter that there is a subsisting ruling by the Federal Court of Appeal that a judicial officer cannot be sent to a court for trial without passing through the National Judicial Council, which will decide if the case has merit or not. The same reaction followed the police siege on the home of Senator Dino Melaye last week.

Buhari as a person has not helped matters. He helps to fuel this division by his attitude to criticism and opposition. He sees anybody who criticises him as an enemy. Rather than focus on the issue raised, he focuses on the individual. When his wife, Aisha, complained that those who worked for Buhari’s electoral victory in 2015 were sidelined and that it would be hard for her to go back to people in 2019 and ask them to vote for her husband again, Buhari ignored all she said and told the world that her wife belonged in “the other room.” The wife of the President was perhaps lucky because of her relationship with the President. People like Mr Ayo Fayose (former Governor of Ekiti State), Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, Senator Dino Melaye, Mr Deji Adeyanju, and the rest were not that lucky.



This attitude has helped in dividing Nigeria like never before. Unlike before when Nigerians would unite after elections and tackle national issues together, the division that existed among Nigeria during the 2015 campaigns has been on throughout the almost four years of Buhari’s presidency. Early in his administration, Buhari widened that division by his comment about those who gave him 97 per cent votes and those who gave him five per cent votes.


Today, even in a discussion that has no connection with politics, someone would find a way to link your view with politics and determine if your comment about the weather shows that you support Buhari or oppose him. It is a sad omen for the nation. It needs to stop in this 2019.

https://punchng.com/two-kinds-of-buharis-supporters/

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olodo talk as usual.

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CharleyBright:
What exactly do u mean?
How many Political parties are there?
So in your mind everybody is either Pdp or Apc?

Ok, for your info, i dont give a damn about Buhari or Atiku. They are the same old cargoes that have refused to retire.

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You fool only yourself

CharleyBright:
Ohaneze Ndigbo should shut up. They are traitors to the Ibos.
They are just fighting for their pockets.
To me, Ohaneze Ndigbo has foolishly aligned with APC and Buhari if they claim they havent endorsed ATIKU and wont support Peter Obi.
Let them enjoy whatever APC and Buhari dish out to them.
Bunch of Rogues disguising as chiefs.

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CharleyBright:
Another Northern Fulani Muslim man.
No place for Southerners in Buhari security structure.
God deliver your people from the hands of Buhari.

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Only an illiterate thinks every person from the north is a fulani Muslim.

Besides aren't you campaigning for another Fulani Muslim to be president?

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Omooba77:
Defending a man who doesnot care or his not aware of what goes on around hiim.
I just limited it to 7, when you define failure I think you and cohorts that goes about every thread to defend failure should be termed FAILURE!

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We say we don't want your vote or is it by force? We don't need any looter sympathizer support. Change your ways is more paramount.

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Omooba77:
By God's grace I can pay twice your BMC salary.

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Atiku supporter from your 100 ngn per post salary?

Slavery is a disease that robs it victim of decency

NothingDoMe:
Lol. Secondary moniker to the rescue. Una well done.

Oga Obliar has paid N200 for a hard day's work nothing more abi you want more

Athifku Chief Justice of corruption cannot save him from losing

NothingDoMe:
As if you dont make a livelihood here.

here Obliar wants to reward your struggle for corruption

34webers:
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Go and say that to the pigs

Gbamest! !! Pigs and idiots have left the brazen criminal act to bring their hallucinations of their deranged mind postulations as reason for arraigning a law breaker.

Onnoghen is being tried for a crimes he actually confessed to committing.

the same way you shut your brain down to avoid declaring your assets?

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Omooba77:
Atleast you are an adult....Anyway slaves love slavery.

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gbam, enjoy your 100 ngn per post in piss

na so

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baliyubla:
Most certain they are all handing the case on pro bono.

This is clearly about the survival and independence of the Judiciary and the legal luminaries know that the dullard must be stopped.

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It is shame that tribalism and servitude to corruption has rendered this one incapable of making sound coherent thoughts that reflects decency and intelligence.

A man confesses to a crime, yet with your low standards of understanding it is the fault of other people who didn't partake in his crimes?

And this one will open his mouth to call someone dull when he cannot even make sensible comments.

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zombieTRACKER:
My Yoruba Muslim friends

Why not tell the op why you disagree with him ...with your own points ofcourse...
Outline them... We want to know

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Aren't you on big foot sorry zombie tracking duties? Why don't you face your calling of tracking mythical creatures than pretending to be reasonable?

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Omooba77:
Prof. Farooq Kperogi has defined your lot sir. You dont need to cancel before making your point clear. Your 30k job will be lost even if Buhari wins and your suffering multiplies!

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I repeat we dont need the putrid votes of corruption supporters club. So give yourself 100 reasons we say no to your corrupt votes.

For adult male to give up on hs earning capacity except crumbs from corrupt scums 100 ngn per post, is the lowest of low he can reach.

He has been petitioned, he must answer for his crimes.No matter how hard you dishonest folks wants to cloud the issues he has confessed to his guilt and would answer.

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Omooba77:
Any right thinking Nigeria will see reason why PMB must not be returned as the President. In my own opinion, this man does not deserve to be there due to following;
1. Every promises made have been cancelled or denied
2. The man does not care about Nigeria; when last has he granted interview to address some burning issue.
3. His I don’t care attitude is unbearable
4. He is old to do any critical reasoning
5. Only people that hates Nigeria really supporting, Nigeria has gone from bad to worse.
6. This government does not have regards for Human Rights and we are back to Gestapo days
7. All corrupts officers associated with this government are free as air.

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Corrupt people support club vote we don't want

bilms:
Be reasonable when speaking. Hashim position on how to fight corruption in very clear and detailed

Please keep your useless campaign document. we have given him the first assignment and the goat has already failed.

He is a fool who will run crony government.

The idiot should be bringing revolutionary ideas on governance yet he is begging for soft landing for violators of the law.

no wonder he remains a useless marginal candidate that only unintelligent people support.