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SonOfEl:am telling you bro |
[quote author=lagmostkuit post=36202312]True sha.. Op, i'm sorry.. Oya don't kill yourself [/quote
lol..naughty gal |
fr3do:yet i still dnt knw wats wrong with ma igbo brotheres,some of them are argueing with me here that as long as he aint from the 5 south eastern states,PMB got it wrong and wouldnt play a afast one on them and the funny thing is that when the biafran issue comes up,they still involve SS...anyway,biafra aint even my concern |
[quote author=FowlYansh post=36618507][/quote]your argument stance is quiet naive in rethrospect.no offence though |
INTROVERT:missed your FTC wahala.. |
fr3do:the dude is igbo whichever way u tend to look at it. |
Rose2014:just my thought |
Since this is democracy,he is entitled to say what he likes but Personally,he is spewing trash cos saraki's emergence is constitutional even though in A.P.C's constitution,its the other way round. |
cocokiller1:lmao.. |
Dnt really understand buhari anymore..he should know that he occupies the biggest political office in nigeria.with certain key players and observerd lurking around and trying to get hold of any provocative statement he makes,he should have that presidential enigma to knw when and how to talkelse hebrings ridicule and embarrasment to his office. |
lagmostkuit:its a joke.lol |
1toRtoiSe1:lol..if u say so though i vent seen that online before..try and understand that this nnamdi guy belives he if doing something right even though the manner with which he goes abt it is not okay but everywhere in the world,secession is something many who feel marginalized long for.check out scotland,south sudan and some part of ukraine.I, as an igbo man may not support the cause cos we all ve ideological differences but i respect it cos its thier right to expression. |
Pavore9:same here..i just dnt feel the cause no matter how noble they assume it is. |
1toRtoiSe1:dearie,when did he say that? |
WombRaiders:how? |
lagmostkuit: |
If this news reflects the true state of things,then,MR President you got it all wrong. |
[quote author=Shortyy post=36201889]Blind Buttlicking Bat. (BBB)[/quote
hmmm.someone is really upset.wats wrong? |
lagmostkuit:dear,what if this youngman actually has a problem psychologically or is downtrodden.this comment could push him off the ledge where he is now. |
The presidents visit is not something that should warrant exchange of words here.been reading arguments 'for' and 'against'.but dis visit calls for sober reflection as the reality of the 4 golden days visit stares in our face.the U.S cnt give us arms,thats not buhari's fault..he spoke with potential american investors which is quiet something cheerful and the moral here is that we can only fix our problems ourselves if we come together as one and embrace buhari with every necessary support.insulting him or insulting GEJ will make no difference and lets criticize constructively when the govt goes wrong. |
@OP:the name of my village is isikwe,Achi not isike..mimi's house is quiet close to ours in d villa. |
londongal03:dearie,i think you should respect her opinion even though appointments dnt mean job creation as its an entirely different ball game. |
barcanista:wouldnt know his reason shaa even though 6,000 is quiet ambigous but i belive he knws best..we should give him time |
Beremx:[quote author=londongal03 post=36029312]get married and stop Stop spewing trash..@londongal03:dear,i think you should respect her opinion..in the meantime, both of you should see me in my office right away |
Well,am not the president.dnt knw the essence of 6,000 people in governance..belive he knws best |
Lmao..dis kin investigative journalism..hmmm.diaris God oo |
Cute couple |
FriedPlantain:go check again for youtube.it aint oliver twist bro |
I just have to bare my mind openly on this issue having listened to arguments 'for' and 'against' if actually its true,i will state my opinion devoid of sentiments and just going to be realistic with the situation on ground.since we are all different individuals,i expect people to differ in my opinion but the truth is that anyone here saying GEJ should be jailed or see nothing wrong with GEJ been imprisoned is either loose minded or psychologically sick..now before you counter ma opinion,first and foremost,i belive in the rule of law and justice like everyother nigerian.i also support the fight against corruption especially when it has to do with a buhari crusade having heard and read of his antecedents by his numerous supporters and party faithfuls.i also belive that anyone who is found guilty of corruption and embezzlement of pubic fund especially in the case of political office holders who have the entrusted mandate of the general public should be brought to book no matter whose oxe is gored. Now this takes me to the issue of who and who should be jailed.the list is endless and since the law has made it clear that no one is guilty until proven otherwise,its pertinent to say that its the wish of every nigerian,majority of whom have witnessed the decay in the nigerian system during thier regime tend to focus attention on the following individuals,though they are yet to be indicted of any crime OLUSHEGUN OBASANJO IBB BOLAJI AHMED TINUBU ATIKU ABUBAKAR BUKOLA SARAKI ROTIMI AMAECHI and a host of others..their percieved and alleged money laundering seems so real to the nigerian public that any attempt to say otherwise is an insult to thier intelligence..so why would JONATHAN BE SINGLED OUT?because he contested with buhari? Or because his wife pursued a radical anti buhari campaign? or is it because of his alleged high iron fist on A.P.C loyalist? Or is he to be prosecuted solely on the basis of president buhari's anti corruption stance..some may argue with regards to the ECA saga which is a total talk for another day and the NNPC bourahaha but all these are yet to be supstanciated and yet we are still crying wolf on these issues.GEJ is not the first president to cart away with stolen funds(if he did) and should and cannot be the only one to be singled out judging from the writeup of this group..I belive president buhari to be a wise man,if he is so determined to bring corrupt officials to book,it needs to be done right and not in a way that will create room for percieved witch hunt.even if he has no such innermost intention,it will still be assumed in that manner by many of GEJ supporters who are mainly based in the SS/SE who are already crying about been marginalized as that will further fuel the already existing animosity in the polity...what i belive he should be doing is to bridge the gap in the unity within this entity called nigeria,give us a million and one reasons to cast our doubts and fears away.the Whole region should be given a sense of belonging and assuming he goes after GEJ,that will be doing the opposite.we need steady power supply,good roads,favourable economic policy to help SME's grow and encourage foreign investments.he alone cannot achieve all these and needs the collective effort of all and sundry and since govt is a continious trail,let him set the ball rooling and let future leaders consolidate on his achievements when he eventually leaves office..going after the immediate past administration is a good step(towards fighting corruption) that will go bad... |
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lol..naughty gal
