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Na only prick dem sabi collect

ireneonyy:
this is not good news joor.
just imagine the ra.pe those innocent girls have gone through

Seriously

teemanbastos:
xpensive tins are d bst.

Chop knuckle guy, *throws blow*

I smell TANoids *covers nose*

She dey mad? If I woz her slap eh

kessluvall:
Do you have any certificate at all?

I go school your papa!

Tout! Clueless and Illiteracy should be the motto of PDP.. The president is a clueless semi-literate dunce and the followers are typical touts. What do you expect? BOMBS!

kessluvall:
Hahahaha


Clown-nubu

Ode, muss u comment?

Jagaban, giving TANoid HBP since time of AD

speak2emmalex:
I can't wait to dump that yeye ECOWAS/Nigerian passport.

Nigeria is a fraud created by laugard and named by his GF. Little wonder why almost all Nigerian leaders a fraud starts.Corruption will never end until Nigeria disintegrates.

One Nigeria my butt!!


God Bless the Republic of Biafra

Biafra my left yansh e be like say die dey hungry una abi?

Stupeed robcop! You better be careful or Lag goons will put you to sleep and body thrown in the Lagoon.

TheOtherview:
^^^Says the unconscionable.

Too many idiotts no Nairaland my brother. GEJ is a lawless, deceptive and a clueless leader.

Shoki ti shoki

kennygee:
*In GMB's voice*

Dan Iska

O boy, any that carries GMB goes. But the barber is an amateur.

amxgr8:
The embattled Chibok community will have a reason to smile again at least for now, as President Goodluck Jonathan has approved the rebuilding of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State.
The school was destroyed by terrorist group, Boko Haram, on the night of Monday, April 14, 2014 when the group launched the attack which saw them kidnap more than 200 schoolgirls, that sparked outrage around the world.
According to The Trent, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala made this known yesterday when she led a delegation on behalf of the Federal Government to visit Internally Displaced Persons from Chibok who are being camped in Buzunkure, Kuje area council of the federal capital territory.
Okonjo Iweala said: “The major focus of the federal government is to ensure that Boko Haram is removed so that people can move back to their communities. Displacement is not a permanent condition; the idea is for you people to be able to go back and not to build you camps in different places.
“The second thing is about the school, Government Secondary School, Chibok. About two days ago, we had a conversation for a long time; we have been waiting for the right circumstances.
“That school, the president is determined and he promised publicly that he will have the school rebuilt. The plans are ready; they are working with engineers. In no far distance, we will be able to start work in that school; he has already approved that.”
The Minister further revealed that 44 students from the IDPs would join 2,400 others that would be relocated from schools in the troubled region courtesy of support from the British, American and Norwegians donors, World Bank and African Development Bank as part of the safe schools initiative.
She further enthused thus: “If they want to be placed in schools close to this place, we will do it. If they want to be in secondary schools elsewhere, it will be done. It is a voluntary thing and we will try to meet up with their demands,”she concluded.
Meanwhile, a Chevron engineer, Chinedu Onyeizu, who graduated from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), and was posted to Bayelsa State for his one year compulsory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in 2002 has revealed the encounter he had with President Goodluck Jonathanwhile he was the deputy-Governor of Bayelsa.

The President should go and DIE! No single vote for him!

okwylnaz:
My attention has just been drawn to the article written by our revered Professor Wole Soyinka under the title: The Challenge of Change-A Burden of Choice in which he seemingly made a cautious endorsement of General Buhari.
My concern with the article is the part that reads thus “When I read the statement attributed to a scion of a political family that his father was “not jailed” but was merely “invited for interrogation as required by military tradition and policies then”, I felt deeply offended, but mostly saddened. For this adjustment of reality provided evidence of yet another lesson unlearnt.”

I want to assure the Professor that this was neither my answer nor my response to a simple question of whether or not my father forgave General Buhari before he died. But these must have been the words of some mischievous journalists who decided to embellish my answer with their own words as several papers went to town with different versions of what I said.

I just never took them to task on what they wrote because I have since found out that our newspapers are generally in the habit of making a sensation out of every news item and usually end up distorting the news. There is no doubt that being the public figure that you are; you must have experienced such misrepresentations by newspapers as you grant interviews from time to time. It is for this reason that I always shy away from giving interviews, but whenever I do, I generally ask where possible to preview the interview before publication so as to avoid any acts of omission or commission. This particular case was even a phone interview.

I had thought that what happened to my father during General Buhari’s administration was enough of public knowledge that the possibility of distortion/concoction was highly remote, but sadly, I was obviously mistaken.
I would not blame the Professor for feeling the way he did, I would equally feel as ‘offended and mostly saddened’ and I actually was, when I learnt of what some papers wrote to embellish what I said, and as a matter of fact, I never saw or read the particular newspaper from where the Professor culled his extract.

How on earth could I have said that my father was not thrown into jail when I was saddled with routinely visiting him at Agodi Prisons after the arduous and rather demeaning task of taking permission from the military authorities each time I had to visit him? What I told the newspapers was that my father was not jailed – that is, convicted by the court.
I even went on to explain that, as was customary in all military coups, important political leaders are generally detained and that his case was no exception. But that what was strange and annoying was the fact that after my father was tried twice by the military tribunals and was found innocent on both occasions the military refused to release him. I went further to say that my father was not released until General Babangida took over government after he overthrew General Buhari.

In the said interview, I mentioned that I had in a previous interview accused the military of having a hand in hastening the death of my father but that the person responsible for that was the late Onyearugbulem who came to harass my dad in his house.
However, the main item I wanted the newspapers to take away was the fact that my father forgave them before he passed on and that, as a Christian family, my siblings and I have since forgiven the military junta. I also mentioned that I had met General Buhari some years ago in Kaduna at a public function where I expressly stated that he had been forgiven.
People who know me would testify that I am an easy going, peace-loving and a person of integrity (not to be immodest). I have never had any reason to lie about anything and in this particular instance, there was absolutely no reason to do so, even if I wanted to. As a Christian, I find it very burdensome to dwell on past injustices as I always take consolation in the Bible passage that vengeance is the Lord’s.
All I need is a sincere apology from anyone who offends me no matter how grievous a sin he has committed. I forgive easily, although wisdom demands that I remain circumspect in case of future reoccurrence. I live by a philosophy that what cannot be undone has to be forgiven and forgotten particularly when the doer is remorseful.

http://www.naij.com/384533-ajasin-reveals-the-media-lied-over-his-statements.html

Mr ma shut! You faaather is criminal! Idiottt!

MrPresident:
R.I.P Chuba Okadikpo (Oyi 1 of Oyi)

anyone who has no respect for the office of the President of our great Country Nigeria should not expect to be respected.....
......buhari will never rule nigeria again.....

GEJ till 2019 ...or no election

mumu 1

They should be very careful.. Weak political soldiers!

Chai!


Why?

Anyway, Hi!

All hail GEJ and his Army Chiefs. Bunch of scammers!

kennyjodeci:
Hehehe that change own go worst die, insult am na jail you go find yourself....even the thing go affect seun cuz that man wey him name na CHANGE go scatter this forum Lol jee jukwaa ese


@op police is your friend

That no be true. Don't judge the man by his military era

gen2briz:
You mean the shoeless and clueless one

Yes, the monkey and the baboon from Otuoke

That's what you get from a PDP police.. Total impunity!



Vote for Change my people!

izuch:
If and only if she can/will gimme ................ I could contemplate voting Buhari

Na your father name be boomumu abi?

Idiott wey no even get prick sef!

for newspaper abi? Oloshi people!

BodyKiss:
I thought you guys have abandoned this means of campaign? Can't you see it's not working?

You think say we dey call them 'clueless' for nothing?

Peppyluv:
Touts and thieves like Tinubu, Atiku and Rochas, Baboon and monkeys like Obasanjo and Tinubu, Educated illiterates like Buhari and his Toronto certificate members.

Back to sender

Jealous Igbos orchestrated this man's death, it's a pity. I love you sir, Rest In Peace!

What do you expect from party of educated illiterates, touts, thieves, monkeys and a baboon president.

Hin head be like OX standing fan own

Na him invent Gala?