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MizMyColi:
I really don't blame the mods for taking it down.
Gosh, the sight of it is terrible!!!
Gosh!

As for the emboldened, all I can say is Gbam!
And we will do it with sense and sincerity sincerity of purpose.

arresa:
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Your akpu breath stinks...


Next.......

onatisi:
the military authorities are not even denying the pictures,I am sure they are brainstorming on the necessary damage control to do about it

arresa:
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nonentity...please tell us what happened to the burn and pealing skin here....


worthless Biafra evil wishers...


You evil prayers didn't work cos our men are back.....go back to your village juju man for another evil wish...

Rilwayne001:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3092065_biafrawarendvanguard_jpeg5b93d6995f837bb70bee861910fa843e

Oju-iku no doubt was a bastârd coward for what he did. I can't just understand why some fools regard him as a brave man.

What brave man leads his kinsmen to their early grave only for him to run with tails between his legs to ivory coast..

Godddamnit..

Ioannes:
or what...?

Ioannes:
please can u also post pictures of him shitting in the toilet. and also him and mama piss in the bedroom to complete efrytin. tank u fery mush.

kayalla:
OP God bless u for a laugh like this

TonyeBarcanista:
If I'm the President I will be hated by the elite. I will do the needful without fear of losing political allies.


In the case of Jonathan, he was more concerned about his political life(second term) and never wanted to move against the norm. It takes courageous leadership to do certain things. Convoking of SNC will not please the elite(from both regions) and will definitely pitch powerful forces against the President. But he's the President with full powers of the State. Trust me, he will beat them any day.

See the case of TSA for instance, while GEJ's administration were pussy-footing with full implementation(despite that they conceived it), the PMB administration came and were resolute on the implementation. Why do you think some elite mobilised against subsidy removal(though GEJ would have put in palliative)?what happened to the subsidy thieves? What separate a leader from others is the will to do what is noble. Hence, GEJ's excuse of the 'North' won't pass. Leadership comes with responsibilities



Cc Tomakint

DMerciful:
You are far too bright to think that even GEJ as president has the power to restructure Nigeria. Unless the Hausa-Fulani wants restructuring, any attempt, dogs and baboons will be soaked in blood. Who wants Nigeria to scatter in his tenure? Or you think the chief beneficiaries of this warped structure will just agree like that. Nigeria is not one and can never be! How do you expect oil and water to mix?

TonyeBarcanista:
This is called Blame Game. The fact remains that the presidential powers of this country rested with Jonathan for FiVE years. He never made any attempt, hence, he's to bear Full responsibility for the failure of his administration to restructure the country.

Money40:
Remember when I said burutai the snake charming, press up doing monkey is a lien liar some called me names, today my class mate who serves in Nigeria army sent me this, I have told him to quit the zoo army, I pray he does, may God guide you obinna

Ephemmm:
You can continue wailing, but remember that politics is not only about online ranting

Saraki knows the danger ahead: it is either he do the will of PMB or he won't be out of his alleged predicaments.

TonyeBarcanista:
As much as I acknowledge your right to disagree with my position, i still maintain my earlier comment. Irrespective of the challenge facing a country, military intervention is counter-productive and only purge the country into much more crises. The excuse of Nzeogwu to topple democratic elected government, killing tribal leaders in his failed coup is LAME and cannot stand the test of time. It even created bad blood among ethnic groups in Nigeria. Nzeogu to me was a villain. His action set a template for the problems we are facing today.

As for GEJ, he may be a child of 'circumstance' or leader by accident, but the FACT is that he sought the mandate of Nigerians in 2011 to fix things. His failure to address this issue while in power makes him to share part of the blame with his predecessors. Five years was more than enough to convoke SNC that would have been subjected to referendum.

MizMyColi:
God
I love this man.
Is it normal?
Is it normal to love a Nigerian Politician?

GEJ won my heart.
He single handedly introduced me to this world of politics.

He has been a beacon.
A ray of hope.
That no matter the assailing, the knowing that there's someone out there who served this country with sincerity of purpose and goodwill is assuaging.

My God Bless You GEJ.
I wish you well.
Happy Birthday Sir.

TonyeBarcanista:
The author would have done this article without 'northernising it'. If we are to look into this holistically, the failure would be attributed to Aguyi Ironsi and 'leaders' after him including Dr Goodluck Jonathan.

1. Aguyi Ironsi because he reversed what was working for Nigeria for his SELFISH agenda. What was the justification behind the nullification of Federalist state in 1966? Was that a problem? It even came at the height of the demand for the creation of Calabar-Ogoja-Rivers region from the then Eastern region.

2. Gowon: I won't really blame him because shortly after inheriting power, people started demanding for reversal. My concern however is that Did those people protest against the nullification of federalist state by the military administration of Aguyi Ironsi? I have my bias for Gowon because he heeded to the call for the creation of Rivers state and Cross river state.

3. Murtala/Obasanjo Regime: I won't blame them because they were ONLY interested in returning power to democratic elected government.

4. Shehu Shagari/Alex Ekweme: Shagari administration deliberately REFUSED to reverse to the pre-1966 system of governance. In fact, they wasted 4years ignoring the call for restructuring and SNC.

5. Buhari, IBB and Abacha: The trio assumed power illegitimately and also failed to convoke SNC. Abacha own was even worse because he planned to deliberately skew the demands to achieve his Presidency. Many thought his constitutional conference meant well. Also their refusal to allow the legitimate President MKO to work was a BIG shame.

6. Obasanjo and Jonathan Administrations: Both men are the biggest flops as long as this subject is concerned. My reason is based on the fact that they are from the two regions(SW and SS) that have been shouting the restructure rhetoric. Obasanjo's Constitutional Conference in 2005 was at best a talk shop and at worst a means to further his alleged third term agenda. Jonathan's 2014 Conference was nothing but an avenue to to expand his political frontiers and also a talk shop. Otherwise, hed have convoked SNC and not just Confab, and also have implemented the report/subject it to referendum and not to the NASS(that were part of the process).



The biggest culprit was Kaduna Nzeogu and his gang that staged coup and kick-start the process of this problem.





#Unbiased Opinion

Ioannes:
Nigerians are unfortunate people.

People like Jonathan are propped up for them by the Western world white supremacists as role model, when in actual fact they are laughing at us.

He lost an election what would he have done before? Sit tight? when he knew what happened to Gbagbo and wife.

We just keep celebrating mediocrity and we wonder why smaller countries in Africa are better than Nigeria.

A state governor sinks a borehole somewhere you see people screaming messiah.

he patches a road somewhere, the unfortunate people want to die for him.

People wake up. these guys are giving you crumbs of a crumb's crumb.

Most Nigerians have never left the country to saner climes so they may not understand what quality life should look like.

so unfortunate. lets see how many unfortunate human beings will insult me instead of digesting this and thanking me later

lomprico:
The big question is "will he be found guilty?"

MizMyColi:
FAILURE...

This was PMB in March 2015 this year....
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3088306_buhariinmarch_jpegb8847e42781b11a28841ecc0a077ec66

Fast forward to November 2015, eight months after he was declared winner of the Presidential elections...
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3091299_ikeja2015111800514_jpeg221c5caec2ee6c9eb4f44d6675e2a83b

^^ Nigerians now keep vigils at fuel stations.

kodded:
passingshit how market na ?









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EdCure:
Anything to rid the world off the scourge of Islam has my full, unequivocal support.

Islam has shown itself as the breeding ground for terrorism, barbarism. It is a salient threat to the advancement of humanity.

ojaydedon:
hmmmmm

#bring back our soldiers..



Please laugh with me.

Question: What is the definition of wahala.......

Answer: Wahala can be defined as when a soldier punish you finish, come release you make you dey go, you come climb your bike come shout 'officer thunder fire you' and your bike no gree start.