₦airaland Forum

JayJustus:
you're a curse to mother earth...heartless Muslims be causing problems since 09 AD

clemzo101:
shut that ur trap called mouth, what's beautiful in taking a life? U people are just demonic......mtchewwwww

ISP1KSDATROOF: Instead of wasting time on politics, maybe you should spend more time reading and trying to brush up on your grammar.

Blockus: Big Lie.

The guy just opened the London front for his money Laundering schemes to thrive.

#Fhuck Dickson & Jonathan.

dhammyg: I DISAGREE.BAYELSA STATE HAS SOMETHING CALLED OIL.MANY OF THE RICH AND DEVELOPED ARAB NATIONS ARE SO BECUZ OF OIL.BUT WHAT HAS BAYELSA DONE SO FAR WITH IT.

IT TAKES MORE THAN HAVING NATURAL RESOURCES TO BE A INVESTOR'S PARADISE.U NEED
1) GOOD GOVERNANCE
2)A LARGE POPULATION
3)THE POPULATION MUST HAVE A LARGE MIDDLE CLASS PERCENTAGE.
4)THE BUISNESS ENVIRONMENT MUST BE FRIENDLY TO OUTSIDERS\FOREIGNERS.

WHEN BAYELSA HAS ALL THIS.I WILL AGREE.BUT A GOOD WAY TO START IS WITH GOOD GOVERNANCETHIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT.AND BAYELSA HAS LACKED THIS FOR SEVERAL YEARS

Gbawe: and you joined the thread exclusively to quote and talk about a "lunatic"? What does that make you if not a deranged fool and pitiful groupie? People like you are the losers of society always too cowardly to give their opinion or distinguish themselves yet are totally happy hanging on the coat tails of other pathetically and trying to 'shine' through that slimeball behaviour. Abeg, run along little man. Face the topic next time and demarcate you own identity with your own individual thought pertinent to the topic.

Bearshare: ^^^ When PDP governors defected last year nobody shouted foul, when APC blocked the budget at the house no body shouted foul. But one governor a corrupt one as that has been impeached the PDP has become wicked.

You reap what you sow....simple!

Gbawe: Another simpleton and groupie happy to discuss other posters and not the substantive issue. Dude get a life as the opinion of a sad attention-seeking nonentity like you means nothing to me.

Gbawe: I disagree with the conclusion of the article, because I believe the APC, as a strong opposition Party and as the required evolutionary stage to check a misruling and all-powerful ruling Party, is here to stay whatever the PDP throws in its path for short-term political/electoral gain. Also, I think that dictatorship will be very difficult to sustain in a Nation as diverse and as complex as Nigeria, but I think the author is on point with everything else. The part in bold red fonts, in my opinion, is especially true regarding the outlook of the ethnocentric and clannish fans of GEJ on this forum. These nauseatingly myopic cretins now supports what is outright wrong and portend great danger for our democracy because of nothing other than the animalistic hatred of others they feel GEJ is 'defeating' and 'owning'. They have no use for supporting what is indeed decent, upright and good for the future of Nigeria. They do not care that it is proven over almost 5 years that GEJ is ineffective and that Nigeria, in this day and age, deserve much better.

Where I differ to the author relates to the aftermath of dictatorial actions and bullying of others in a very populous nation full of influential men and women with serious connections and ties even beyond Nigeria. I don't think a Nation like Nigeria, even accounting for how inordinately powerful the Nigerian Presidency is to the detriment of Nigerian institution, can be dictatorially held hostage to the whims, caprices and unpopular ambition of one man which is prompting gross abuse of power all designed to kill the concept of democracy being a game of numbers and genuine test of popularity. There has been a reaction to every round of bullying and desperately dictatorial antics from GEJ. This, for example, is what led to the removal of Bamanga Tukur after he was unceremoniously imposed on others. The shallow and mindless ethno-religious jingoist backing GEJ jubilantly today should spare us the revisionism tomorrow when the worst, perhaps even beyond what they expect, has happened.

They should also desist from any attempt in future to present GEJ as a "victim" when we are all see now that Mr.President is anything but that. It is obvious, whichever way for Nigeria, the role GEJ is playing when he should be first, for the sake of peace and unity of the nation which is greater than his own unpopular ambition, to heed and act upon the warning that Politicians should put personal ego and ambition aside so that the worst, as predicted for us, does not happens in 2015. People should remember the saying relating to actions and reactions. I think GEJ is playing politics related to 1970-1999 Nigeria. Such tactics, while it may generate temporary 'victory' the myopic cheer wildly, wont be effective for long in Nigeria of today. Let GEJ and his inducement continue to impeach away and 'militarise' every process. We will see where this all ends.

bloodykiller: go and fvck yourself

ManTiger: thank you my brother.
You gave a good definition of Illusion yet they expect us to marvel?
A well ochestrated plan just like how pee-dee-pee won ekiti election in a landslide mode