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dermmy:Very true. The American establishment has been trumped by Trump hence all the jittery during electioneering campaigns and after he won. Criminal minded idiots and moles like the prof bought into such pull him down when he ought to be more concerned about the state of our nation vis-à-vis growing insecurity and failing econony rather than disgracing himself dabbling into partisan politics. The rise of terrorism across the globe is the handiwork of Saudi, CIA in collusion with the powers that be most especially in America...the bush family, Clinton's, gun lobbyists and others who benefits from crisis for selfish agendas. The spill over of immigrants from crisis zones into europe will also help spread Islam / terrorists. It's a tacit wahabist agenda by Sunnis and their collaborators. And any discerning individuals should know that the victory of Trump is a serious headache for such individuals / organizations who felt his stand on such issues won't be to their own benefits. |
ovadozes:No one is contesting the stage with soyinka but he's still a mole, an idiotic one at that. An agent of western imperialism like OBJ and other betrayals in high places destroying this country for their selfish interests. |
BeeBeeOoh:They are more concerned with capturing power/resources at the centre in order to keep brainwashing their people with religion bigotry/extremism in other to keep perpetuating themselves in power. With such agenda/mindsets the end of terrorism in no where in sight as far as the north is concerned. And I won't be surprised if those almajiri schools built by Gej administration has been converted to quoranic centres. |
182 million and still counting....And some men's prick go still dey raise anyhow for this recession? ...SMH |
These attacks are the last rally of a die horse - Lai Mohammed. That man's lips needs to be sealed for his nonsensical talks cos whenever he and the army command spits their thrash BH responds with a bang. Idiotic fellas. |
frenchwine:Though he calls Obama a very good man during their meeting but that won't change anything. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GyYCnzQb7Y |
frenchwine:Most especially, Obama care is going down with Obama. |
The man that gave Killary Clinton and the entire American political establishment a humiliating defeat. Sai Trump. ![]()
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Arielle:However Nairaland is still the best forum in naija. |
The deed is done. Nothing they can do about it cos Trump is already Whitehouse bound. They need to set aside their differences for a better country. |
Against all odds.
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Rossikk:You are just a nuisance and foolish alarmist who cannot have a sensible discourse with people above your grade without resulting to insults. Get with the program Trump won the election and no amount of theories from brain cripples like you can change that fact numskull. Or are you an illegal immigrant in the US cos the way you are going about this loss depicts fear written all over your reasoning ![]() |
Rossikk:Trump victory must have dealt a big blow to your psyche for you to believe that balderdash you posted up there. Trumpet ko trumphie ni ![]() |
Rossikk:This dude is still smarting from Killary loss and had to open a thread to console himself. ![]() |
Saboteurs just wasted the life of this gallant soldier and his colleagues. Certain happenings in this country makes one wonder if we'll ever get it right as 'one Nigeria'. So sad...SMH |
Finally, I must say that the conduct of the American people during the election was most commendable, as they agreed to disagree and now they are agreeing to unite.That's statesmanship. |
Did Oyegun said Change ![]() The best reply by Americans should be back to sender cos recession/tears/pain/blood and Buboo na 5 & 6 ![]() |
DropShot:Nigerians won't wait for GEJ to contest before booting out that economic assasin in aso rock in 2019. I bet the frustrations of supporting an incompetent BC has become so herculean a task that makes you guys keep seeing Gej everywhere. Anyway this thread is about US elections. ![]() |
originalmachine:Don't be surprised when some northerners start media campaigns of calumny against the contract. Bunch of greedy parasites. |
A lot of Nigerians will be more than willing to exchange this recession for their passports so let them migrate here. ![]() There's no crime in trading places but there's no place for gays/lesbians in our constitution. |
DropShot:Like Buhari's A ll P romises C ancelled ![]() |
DropShot:Guy calm down. Did he promised not to work within the dictates of the constitution? Electioneering campaigns usually comes with certain statements cos its a chess game. Don't be surprised when he turned out to be a good player in global politics cos that's the same way democrats termed him a novice but he eventually won. |
Who will deliver Killary supporters from this pain? Should we call on the fake prophet-iers to do the needful again? But a second disappointment will result to self-induced suicides. So let's call on the original prophets: The monkey and the fish. ![]() Anyway Congrats Trump you did it (won) against all odds. An idea whose time had come can never be stopped. Congratulations to all Americans too. Time to work together and heal the wounds for a better country and the world at large.
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New York (CNN) — "I'm sorry." With those simple words, Hillary Clinton, who thought she would wake up Wednesday as the first woman president-elect but crashed to a stunning election defeat to Donald Trump, likely ended her White House quest and national political career. The Democratic nominee unequivocally conceded the presidential race, and said that the Constitution requires a peaceful transfer of power. "Last night, I congratulated Donald Trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. I hope that he will be a successful president for all Americans," Clinton said. "Donald Trump is going to be our president. We owe him an open mind and a chance to lead," said Clinton, who was composed and dignified even as she admitted how painful her defeat was in her first public comments on the result of the election. "This is not the outcome that we wanted and we worked so hard for, and I am sorry that we did not win this election," Clinton told supporters and campaign workers in New York. Clinton also addressed the historic achievement for which she twice strived in losing presidential campaigns. "I know we have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling, but someday, someone will, and hopefully sooner than we might think right now." Clinton speech was devoid of bitterness and seemed at times to be an attempt to inspire her supporters about the virtues of public service and of fighting for what they believe. But she also put Trump on notice that the core American values, which many Democrats believe Trump abhors with his proposals for a ban on Muslim immigration and rhetorical assaults on female journalists during his campaign. "Our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power and we don't just respect that, we cherish it. It also enshrines other things: the rule of law, the principle that we are equal in rights and dignity, freedom of worship and expression. We respect and cherish these values too and we must defend them." Her speech marked a bitter conclusion to a campaign that will be remembered for failing to fully energize Democratic voters and for squandering the party's traditional heartlands in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. It also marked what could be the final act on the national stage of the Clinton double act, the political partnership between former President Bill Clinton and the former first lady and secretary of state that had seemed poised for a remarkable comeback, 16 years after they left the White House. Campaign staffers had spoken throughout Clinton's presidential bid of the extreme pressure many of them felt in facing Trump, whom Clinton argued was temperamentally and intellectually unfit for the presidency and to be in charge of the US nuclear arsenal. Now she is under pressure to call on a nation, split almost exactly down the middle, to unite behind the next president. It will not be the first time Clinton has tasted the pain of ending a defeated presidential campaign. In 2008, she folded her primary bid against Barack Obama in Washington and bemoaned her failure to break the "highest and hardest glass ceiling" by becoming the first female president. That was to be her fate again in 2016, though the personal recriminations are likely to be even more intense this time given that Trump is seen by many Democrats as antithetical to American values. Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager, emailed all campaign staffers Wednesday morning inviting them to join Clinton at the speech, campaign aides said. The remarks were billed as the former Democratic nominee's goodbye to staff and as a way for her to lay out a way forward for Democrats and the country. Dozens of Clinton staffers were waiting to get into the event an hour before the start. Many were hugging and some were crying. "I'm still in shock," said one aide. Clinton called Trump in the early hours of Wednesday to concede defeat after he shattered her Democratic firewall in the Midwest and swept to victory after the most vitriolic general election in generations. But she did not appear at her election night party in New York. At the time, her campaign chairman John Podesta explained that the campaign wanted to ensure that every vote in still undeclared states was counted -- though her position already seemed hopeless. Much of the seating at Clinton's remarks was for staff and aides and the campaign was treating it as a farewell to the people who have spent the better part of two years working on her behalf, an aide said. Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine also was on hand. The Virginia senator was not with Clinton Tuesday night. "I'm proud of Hillary, because she loves this country," said Kaine, who had tears in his eyes, as he delivered introductory remarks. Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, said Wednesday that she was with Trump when Clinton's close aide, Huma Abedin, called to say her boss wanted to talk to the president-elect. "I handed him the phone and they had a maybe one-minute conversation, very gracious, very warm. I heard Mr. Trump's side of it," Conway told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day. "He commended her for being smart and tough and running a very hard-fought campaign. And I am told Secretary Clinton congratulated Donald Trump on his victory, and conceded to him," Conway said. http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/09/politics/clinton-to-offer-remarks-in-new-york-city/index.html
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From the same idiot who said TB Joshua predicted him winning ondo state gubernatorial elections ![]() The guy don lose tey tey ..thanks to TB J ![]() |
Justiyke4u:Dog we go lost no dey listen to hunter whistle. One of my friends is into MMM but didn't tell me cos of my stand against pyramid schemes so I likewise pretend that I didn't know he's into it. I just hope he pulls out before the bubble burst. |
It's gonna be interesting days / years ahead. |
jumper524:Majority of those pastors are mere gods of men scamming the gullible in the name of religion. Bunch of wolves in sheepskin. |
Haaa.... Dem wan make some people go commit suicide be dat o ![]() Any sensible MMM better pull out before the house is done with their investigation else cries and gnashing of teeth follows...my 5cent. |
So you are indirectly telling us you've lost the elections in advance thanks to TB Joshua. ![]() If it so happens then that'll be prophecies failing back to back. |
Congrats Trump you did it (won) against all odds. An idea whose time had come can never be stopped. Congratulations to all Americans too. Time to work together and heal the wounds for a better country and the world at large.
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