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omanifrank:do you mean 'Igbo kwenu'? or something else... |
sheymoni:O slave of Bu[ko]Hari[am], I pity you with your intellectual wretchedness... continue with your 'Sai Buhari' until it plunges you to a perpetual 'sigh'... |
sam13:Glad to hear that it was during our father's era...unfortunately, such era is gone... His leadership is never fitted to this era... ... His case is that of over-ambitiousness... |
forkadict:can u just listen to yourself... ![]() |
forkadict:can u just listen to yourself... |
BabaO2:And you think GMB will outdo him... |
Billyonaire:Obj has always been insensitive... |
teeowl:if GMB eventually wins, then you will see a real mess up... |
teeowl:smh... do u really mean that GEJ messed up? |
another clueless allegation from a compulsive liar... Obj's foolishness is becoming unbearable on daily bases... ... GEJ will always give him the best answer to a fool...SILENCE... OBJ, the old man has refused to grow up...it's a pity |
onwai1:ask him abeg... imagine such foolery just to get support... nawao for GMB... |
this propaganda is like those moonlight tales of those days... the story of tortoise et al...(akuko mbe na agu)... which can have no foundation on reality... biko GMB, kota akuko ozo... ... ...imagine such brainwash just to enter the presidential villa... nawao .... |
grayht:that's putting d both sides of the brain at work... great attempt.. |
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You see Obama, as a good leader, counselling the young boy the ways to greatness... Then you see GMB, inside an apparent presidential office, playing and entertaining himself with a young lad... e be like say he (GMB) no fit distinguish office with playing field...this na big wahala... .. .. ..Nigeria always needs GEJ... |
YOUTH WRITES A LETTER TO BUHARI Posted by Charles Kalu Gen.Muhammadu Buhari. Sir, let us examine your service records. I consider your generation a very privileged one, indeed. In 1975 at the age of 33, you were appointed the Military Governor of the North-Eastern State, present day Borno & Yobe states. In 1976 at the age of 34 you became the Minister for Petroleum and Natural Resources. In 1978 at the age of 36 you became the Chairman of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Today the reverse is the case. Most Nigerians at age of 35 are still unemployed and still living with parents. Many are still not married. During your time you were already Governor at this age. One major reason for this unfortunate turn of events is that many elders like you have refused to voluntarily handover the baton to the next generation. Life should be a relay race where one runs his race and hands over to the next. In Nigeria many elders like you have run their races and are still holding on tenaciously to the baton. But Sir, I have an important question here for you. The question is simple, MUST YOU SERVE NIGERIA AS A PRESIDENT ONLY? IS THERE NO OTHER CAPACITY YOU CAN SERVE US EXCEPT THE PRESIDENCY? It is very erroneous to imagine that you can only serve Nigeria only in one capacity. During the regime of late General Sani Abacha, you accepted the appointment to serve as the Chairman of the then Petroleum Trust Fund PTF. The general opinion was that you served faithfully in this capacity. Well done Sir! But you never asked Abacha to vacate office for you as your former subordinate in the army. Never! In fact that would have been a dangerous move, if not suicidal. Rather you served faithfully under your former junior in the army. Sir, imagine if you take on another job like the Chairman of EFCC or ICPC or NDLEA. Nigerians actually need you to serve in one of these capacities much more than they need you in the Presidency. Mere mentioning your name as Chairman of EFCC would drive many corrupt men underground. But you wouldn’t . Either the Presidency or nothing. When are you going to handover to the next person? It is either you do it voluntarily or risk disgrace at the polls. In 1983 at the age of 41, you became the Head of State. Most Nigerians in my age have not had the opportunity to serve, but we still remain committed to the Nigerian project. You should rather be graceful to God and to Nigerians for the numerous opportunities that have come your way to serve Nigerians. Others are begging for just one opportunity to serve. Sir, you have to accept the stark reality on ground that you have served your time already. That is life for you. You run the race, you handover the baton for others to run, you cannot hold on to the baton more than is necessary. As a former head of State you are already a member of the Council of State Meeting. You have every avenue to channel your views across. You don’t necessarily have to be in a frontline role, you can serve in an advisory capacity. That is still service. In conclusion, let me state that the greatest beneficiary should you emerge candidate of the APC would be President Jonathan. It is crystal clear that you cannot defeat President Jonathan in a free, fair and credible election, even in Katsina State. Sentiments aside, Jonathan would cruise to a landslide victory should you emerge candidate of the APC. In fact many political analysts believe that President Jonathan wants you to emerge as the APC flag bearer in order to secure a cheap victory. In fairness to you, any of your Children would pose a serious challenge to Jonathan more than yourself. I do not see Nigerians electing a 72 year old former Head of state to lead us in this Digital era. With due respect to you Sir, you belong to the Analogue age and therefore, will not fit in as president in this digital era. This is the blunt truth. Please do not enter the Guinness book of world records on a negative note. Losing four consecutive Presidential election would not augur well for your reputation. It is in your best interest to assume your position as an elder statesman and allow others to serve. Nigeria does not belong to you alone. It belongs to us all ! |
The history of the name of Christ been replaced with the letter 'X' can only be traced to the tradition of the early Christians especially during the era of persecution. Sequel to the banning of the mentioning or writing the name of Christ by some emperors like Trajan, Nero, etc., the pioneers of the Christian faith devised another intelligent means of communicating the name of Christ amongst themselves. They borrowed the Greek letter 'X' which is also pronounced as 'ch' or 'chi' to write to themselves about Christ, simply to distract the attention of the vicious persecutors... Ever since then, such has been taken to abbreviate the name 'Christ'...thus, Xtianity, Xt, Xtian, Xmas, etc. ..... .... Merry Xmas... |
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what about Free WAEC Certificate 4 all northern cattle reares?smh