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Politics › Re: Unpaid Nigeria Airways Pensioners by Venerable612(m): 5:37pm On Feb 20, 2019

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Politics › Re: Unpaid Nigeria Airways Pensioners by Venerable612(m): 5:35pm On Feb 20, 2019

Durchmann:
Who are the "us"?
You or you and the toads behind you?

I thought as much

Politics › Re: Unpaid Nigeria Airways Pensioners by Venerable612(m): 1:13pm On Feb 20, 2019

Durchmann:
You just feel like talking gibberish , right?

If you do not know the history behind Nigeria Airways, it's best you keep shut and not come out in public to mess yourself and your education up.

Haba!
Don't shoot yourself in the leg because of politics. It's as good as committing suicide.

Politics › Re: Unpaid Nigeria Airways Pensioners by Venerable612(m): 12:51pm On Feb 20, 2019

Durchmann:
You just feel like talking gibberish , right?

If you do not know the history behind Nigeria Airways, it's best you keep shut and not come out in public to mess yourself and your education up.

Haba!
Don't shoot yourself in the leg because of politics. It's as good as committing suicide.

Educate us or shut up!

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Politics › Re: Unpaid Nigeria Airways Pensioners by Venerable612(m): 12:48pm On Feb 20, 2019

sammhi:
So Atiku is to blame for selling off non producive ventures like Nigeria Airways,, Nitel etc .Those agencies were dead .retaining them would have been money down the drain . Those who bought them can't even resurrect them ..who loose ? Surely not government. If your father's car is knocked and is being used for transport but no money is coming in but you have to pay the driver and also maintain the car won't you sell it off ? Didn't Oshiomole sold off Edo line
As for Sowore , he hasn't prove himself in any way . Let him contest for Lagos governor and wrestle Lagos from the Jagaban first then we know he is ready

From a legal perspective- the sale was shady - and a lot could have been done to make sure that the sale yielded positive results.

Secondly- your analogy of my dad’s old car begs the question; if I sold off my dad’s old car... shouldn’t I pay off the driver and mechanic who maintained the car initially, failing which I use the proceeds to pay them off?

If your ur dad or mum was part of those who had to wait years to get paid what they worked their hearts out for - I m sure you won’t defend those thieves.

Emmanuel Macron wasn’t a governor in France before he was elected president... I just detest having to recycle same old guys who made a mess of Nigeria’s commonwealth. Even Obasanjo attested to Atiku’s corruption.

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Politics › Re: Unpaid Nigeria Airways Pensioners by Venerable612(m): 11:20am On Feb 20, 2019

MizTyna:
When the government announced payment of Nigerian airways pensioners September last year, we were all very happy and relieved as their last payment was over 10years ago. Verifications started in October and my father finished his on the 24th of October, credit alerts started coming in in November but my father never got any. In December he got less than a 100K which was his supplementary payment and till now, his main money hasn't come in. He has called and visited their offices plenty times and it has been one thing or the other. They did say it wasn't a verification issue though.

After weeks of back and forth, he had to go to Abuja two days ago, please note that we live in Lagos and this is an elderly man. With no real reason, it now seems like some people have messed with the money and hope that he gets tired and gives up. He is not the only one affected, from what i heard they are about a hundred and some have gotten tired and resigned themselves to fate, these people are old people that have worked for this money, it is bad enough that the payment took over ten years to be paid, now imagine your colleagues spending their money while you look on

He is still in Abuja and making no head way, this isn't right, we do not know what to do again

@lalasticlala

Those are one of the many failures of Atiku.

He sold NEPA, Nitel, and Nigerian Airways... and they failed to pay the pension of many of these folks.

He has vowed to sell NNPC too.

I am surprised lots of Nigerians are even considering voting in this guy.

You don’t do the same thing over and expect different results.

Sowore all the way.

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Politics › Re: NYSC Corp Members Collecting Their INEC Training Allowance (Picture) by Venerable612(m): 7:40am On Feb 20, 2019

IQscanner:
U want to divide atiku'vote about dey here de mumu itself no go aticulate

Is there anything wrong with a Nigerian Citizen campaigning for the candidate of his choice?

When Atiku sells NNPC like he sold Nitel, Nepa and the rest - with nothing concrete to show for - you will know how much it means to vote rightly.

Travel › Re: Australian Teen Model Ripped In Half In Drag Racing Accident (Pictures) by Venerable612(m): 8:04pm On Feb 19, 2019

RealManBig:
Not a correlation between the drag race and her modelling career - no. But rather, between having schooling, and both modelling and the drag race.
If she had more education and common sense, she would not have pursued either one and may still be alive.

Really... common sense has nothing to do with school. That’s why it’s called COMMON sense.

Your logic is faulty... people with education die from accidents. It’s called accidents because you don’t prepare for it - neither by educating yourself or engaging in less-accidental acts. It just happens.

For all we know - she could have died from other reasons, if she was ‘educated’ - or even from a drag race event she wasn’t even partaking in.

Life just happens bro. Prayer is that we should die in Christ.

Travel › Re: Australian Teen Model Ripped In Half In Drag Racing Accident (Pictures) by Venerable612(m): 7:48pm On Feb 19, 2019

RealManBig:
At her age, this girl should have been in school, not pursuing a modeling career or racing.
No doubt, her lifestyle choices led her to this dangerous predicament.

Really?

We go to school by compulsion here because career choices are limited.

Moreover - I don’t think there is any correlation between the drag race and her modelling career. She could have been at a car racing event even if she were studying medicine at the University.

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Education › Re: School Of Construction Mgt And Engineering Scholarships At University Of Reading by Venerable612(m): 7:42pm On Feb 19, 2019

That’s not a scholarship at all. What’s 3k out of over 15k pounds Tuition...

Plus living expenses in Reading would be like 10k pounds a year...

Let alone cost of Visa, health insurance and Air tickets!

Crime › Re: The Activities Of Cultists In Oworoshoki: Lagos Resident Raises Alarm Over by Venerable612(m): 3:54pm On Feb 19, 2019

vastolord4:
Gbagada boys again Those guys are just community hazzards

Gbagada boys kee... those are the affluent.

Try Bariga (Ilaje, odo eran, odunsi area) and Oworonshoki boys. Those two communities are the number 1 haven of cultism in Lagos. They kill each other in broad day light. I am speaking from experience.

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Travel › Re: Lagos Abeokuta Free Train Ride Has Started-punch by Venerable612(m): 3:13pm On Feb 17, 2019

freezze:
Oga gbenue sohun, how many of your parents did he render jobless or they were not serious at their jobs hence they lost it... why not use your complete senses when making statements online

That’s not true.

All Nigerian Airways staffs were rendered jobless. More than 75% of Nepa staffs were retrenched. Same goes for Nitel.

You may be really young at the time - which may be the reason you are ill-informed.

Do you believe they never paid the pension of Nigerian airways staffs until last year? More than a decade of penury for those families - many of whom were already dead as a result of the depression this caused.

Same goes for the Nepa staffs - many were laid off without the full entitlements. Presently - all the retrenched NEPA staffs are still waiting for their Severance benefits - and God knows when they will be paid.

And to think that the guy’s (Atiku) campaign mantra is to sell the last government owned institution - NNPC.

Tbh with you - PDP government did a whole lot of bad to this Country. They sabotaged this country’s commonwealth without any tangible project to show for it.

APC is no different - 15 bags of money was just seized at the Abuja airport enroute Edo State.

If we are wise in this country - we will just send both parties home and vote in fresh individuals like Sowore.

Travel › Re: Lagos Abeokuta Free Train Ride Has Started-punch by Venerable612(m): 3:11pm On Feb 17, 2019

freezze:
Oga gbenue sohun, how many of your parents did he render jobless or they were not serious at their jobs hence they lost it... why not use your complete senses when making statements online

That’s not true.

All Nigerian Airways staffs were rendered jobless. More than 75% of Nepa staffs were retrenched. Same goes for Nitel.

You may be really young at the time - which may be the reason you are ill-informed.

Do you believe they never paid the pension of Nigerian airways staffs until last year? More than a decade of penury for those family - many of whom were already dead as a result of the depression this caused.

Same goes for the Nepa staffs - many were laid off without the full entitlements. Presently - all the retrenched NEPA staffs are still waiting for their Severance benefits - and God knows when they will be paid.

Tbh with you - PDP government did a whole lot of bad to this Country. They sabotaged this country’s commonwealth without any tangible project to show for it.

APC is no different - 15 bags of money was just seized at the Abuja airport enroute Edo State.

If we are wise in this country - we will just send both parties home and vote in fresh individuals like Sowore.

Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Brutal Decision: Former Dictator Or Alleged Kleptocrat - Bloomberg by Venerable612(m): 10:30am On Feb 11, 2019

6lam:
Dumb citizens. The number of votes Buhari will get translates to the number of unintelligent people in this nation. As for Buhari supporters, deep down you all know something is wrong with you. Atiku on the other hand is just a tad better than Buhari.. oloriburuku kan noni gbogbo wan.

You couldn’t have said it better bro!

Crime › Re: Saheed Arogundade Sentenced To Death For Killing A Policeman by Venerable612(m): 10:27am On Feb 08, 2019

chimaobinelson:
2010 to 2019 , that's 9 years.
It's been way to long to give this judgement , i.e after all ploys to alter , influence it's outcome have proven overtime futile.

the problem with judiciary , If only the law can speak, it will complain firstly of the judiciary

Trials are protracted for many reasons outside of the courts’ own doing.

1. Technicalities: Defence lawyer can sometimes drag cases in order to generate more appearance/representation bills...
2. Loads of Interlocutory applications, which needs to be resolved as the trial goes on
3. Evidence: e.g. witnesses may fail to testify for fear of reprisal attacks on their family- and you need to get new witnesses
4. Multi-party trials - as in this case... up to 6 different accused - each defendant has to be given a fear hearing.

Loads of reasons. But this does not mean the judicial system is itself perfect. The whole point is that non-lawyers do not have an idea what it takes to get just one case to close! And imagine how many such cases end up in the HC daily.

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Sports › Re: "Dad, How Scared Am I": Emiliano Sala's Last Words As Plane Goes Down (Pics, Vid by Venerable612(m): 7:34am On Feb 07, 2019

goldfish80:
Hi, I had to get back to you.
I just read that Nantes are demanding £15M from Cardiff, just like I suspected. Their argument is that when the plane went down, Sala was a Cardiff player.
Do you find merit in their argument?

I checked out the news last night on BBC bro...

Yes - apparently the contract was already concluded - and the documentation complete. I am surprised Cardiff hasn’t even paid any part of the money at all - which became due after 7 days of completion of the contract.

I read they were suing for the first payment - and according to the concract / the payment is spread over 3 years.

I am afraid Nantes is entitled to enforcement of the terms of the contract as it appears it was all concluded before the players demise. The court cannot invoke Frustration due to doctrine of sanctity of contract. Frustration only applies if there is a pending obligation; from either party, and the contract is either silent or imposed an onerous term in the event of such occurring.

The only issue now is Insurance. Cardiff must honour the terms of the contract, and the insurance company will have to bear the cost for repayment. I also read Bordeaux has a 50% stake on the player’s purchase price oweing to a clause in his contract of sale from Bordeaux to Nantes.

But between me and you: if I was representing Cardiff I will have a sit down with Nantes’ lawyers and Bordeax’ - on the possibility of a reduced payment. The only thing is that it will be at the discretion of both parties to agree to a reduced price.

Sports › Re: "Dad, How Scared Am I": Emiliano Sala's Last Words As Plane Goes Down (Pics, Vid by Venerable612(m): 9:31pm On Feb 06, 2019

goldfish80:
Hi, I had to get back to you.
I just read that Nantes are demanding £15M from Cardiff, just like I suspected. Their argument is that when the plane went down, Sala was a Cardiff player.
Do you find merit in their argument?

Let me check the news out. I will follow up with my opinion

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Crime › Re: Killers Of Timileyin Sonibare Sentenced To Death by Venerable612(m): 5:22am On Feb 06, 2019

mamajaz:
No, just touched my emotion.

alright. Me too actually. I even had to do a search on the story from 2017 and it’s quite saddening to see that a destiny was cut short in such a brutal way; for a misguided reason. It’s a very horrible story... I pray for his family and may God continue to protect us from the hands of the evil generations.

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Crime › Re: Killers Of Timileyin Sonibare Sentenced To Death by Venerable612(m): 7:22pm On Feb 05, 2019

mamajaz:
God bless the judge. Rest on Timileyin, may God keep consoling your loved ones.

Amen..

Did you know him?

Celebrities › Re: Saheed Balogun Celebrates His 52nd Birthday In Style by Venerable612(m): 6:53am On Feb 05, 2019

OMOTOWO:
imagine I will also be 38 next month..I just pray to break through before clocking forty.May God help us

By Gods grace you will sir.

Politics › Re: S’court’s Seven-Man Bench Hears Senate’s Suit Against Onnoghen’s Suspension Tue by Venerable612(m): 4:41pm On Feb 03, 2019

SEONaijaExpert:
That's why you're blinded to the truth. You see tyranny and a dictator, we see someone fighting against the evil destroying this nation.

Every due process has been followed and this is entirely a case of corruption even if it wasn't. It's a height of evil for such person you rightly described as the most senior judicial officer in the land, who's expected to know the law and uphold it, intentionally go against that same law. It's a big shame that we have people like are supporting this evil.

You are misguided... nd it’s not your fault - you are probably not a lawyer, and if you are - you must be ill-trained to claim all due process have been followed; And to think you don’t know how a CJN should be suspended or removed from office will be a slap on the Nigerian Law School.

In any case - let me guide you:

The end does not justify the means.

You could probably then give guns to the police to shoot thieves at first sight - with disregard to the established trial process.

The established process for removing a court officer who is guilty of corrupt practices are there. He is the president - and he has the prerogative to follow it. No one is defending Onoghen... the lawyers are simply defending the rule of law: the constitution must be adhered to - no matter what!

You should please ask Buhari to prosecute Ganduje before you come back to talk to me. After all he is also another glaring corrupt public servant.

Politics › Re: S’court’s Seven-Man Bench Hears Senate’s Suit Against Onnoghen’s Suspension Tue by Venerable612(m): 8:44am On Feb 03, 2019

SEONaijaExpert:
That's what they always say they're fighting for to attract national and international pity.

What's democratic in defending an obvious looter? It's just baffling where our lawyers stand sometimes in court.

Well, it's not new, even Evans the kidnapper have a lawyer that represents him.

The law is sacred... there is a presumption of innocence, until proven guilty in a competent court of law; even where he has admitted to guilt - he still deserves a fair representation (S. 36 of the CFRN).

This is even More so where the CJN - The Most Senior Judicial Officer in the Land, is involved.

Lawyers need to protect their profession from a tyrannical president. If this was left to fly - it will create a bad precedent - that future presidents can, at their will, remove Judicial Officers without recourse to due process.

One thing the public fails to note about these suits is that they do not bother on the substance of the allegations - they are just about due process and constitutionality of the suspension.

Buhari is just another dictator - in a sane country he won’t even be considered by a political party let alone the presidency.

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Crime › Re: Gunmen Stab Abia Pastor, Kill His Daughters, Remove Their Private Parts. Photo by Venerable612(m): 9:16am On Jan 30, 2019

jumobi1:
Humans are cursed. Murders happen all over. You just read about Nigerian murders more often because you seek Nigerian news.

RIP to the children

I am not justifying his comments.

But there is hardly anywhere in the world where humans are killed and mutilated in this manner - particularly, with the naive idea that it can bring them monetary fortunes.

People kill fellow humans for different reasons; hate, jealousy, religious indoctrination, psychopathy, and the likes - but killing your fellow human just to enrich yourself is really selfish and baseless.

In law - no one should profit from his own unlawful acts. The curse in Africa is Poverty and laziness of the mind.

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Politics › Re: Appeal Court Cannot Make An Order Stopping CCT From Sitting~femi Falana by Venerable612(m): 7:52am On Jan 28, 2019

wirinet:
Exactly. But why was justice Onnoghen running to various courts of the same hierarchy to get various injunctions and rulings? He even went to the industrial court to get a judgement.

Now, how can the appeal court grant Onnoghen a judgement without there first being a ruling at the code of conduct Tribunal. I thought appeal court can only appeal a judgement of a lower court. But an appeal was heard even before the case at the CCT commenced, so based on what ruling did the appeal court based it's orders on?

Very true on this point bro.

The CJN has clearly committed a crime: to which he already admits. I imagine he doesn’t want to be prosecuted for it... which is typical of most high ranking public officials. But as the head of the Nigerian Judiciary - he has a higher burden - and I believe he should be prosecuted and made an example to others.

My only reservation is the manner in which the president has gone about it. With the level of public outcry - it could still have achieved the same end if he had gone through the NJC before the CCT.

The constitution is the grundnorm and he has just set a bad precedent - that future leaders can disregard the clear content of the constitution as long as they achieve their aim.

The CCT cannot give a Order for the president to suspend a CJN.

At best - it could have just ordered the CJN to step aside from his position pending the conclusion of his trial. If the CJN then refused - the whole shame will be on him - which will tarnish his imagine and reputation.

Politics › Re: Appeal Court Cannot Make An Order Stopping CCT From Sitting~femi Falana by Venerable612(m): 6:49am On Jan 28, 2019

wirinet:
In the judgement of justice Onnoghen in 2012, the CCT has exclusive jurisdiction to try code of conduct violations, and the CCT also has powers to mete out punishments to violators.

It is still an inferior court of record. They enjoy exclusive jurisdiction - means - they are the only court that can hear the matter at First Instance.

but this does not mean they are not subject to the higher courts - in respect of Court Jurisdiction. In a sane country - where the legal system functions properly - if a higher court grants a stay of proceedings on a lower court - It Stays!

It’s a ritual - it’s just the same way a commander can ask his subordinates to keep matching against the wail - you don’t question it no matter how absurd.

So any refusal from the CCT to honour orders from the CoA is a slap on our Judicial system and to the Nigerian constitution which gives authority to the hierarchy of courts.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Truth About Spiritual Wife & Husband According To The Bible by Venerable612(m): 6:17pm On Jan 27, 2019

MizyB:
1 Corinthians 6:17
But the person who is united to the Lord becomes one spirit with Him. (AMP)

But he that is joined unto the Lord is one spirit.(KJV)

The spiritual husband is not just my husband but is Christ's as well because I have the same spirit as Christ.

But that would be ridiculous right?

The concept of spiritual husband or wife is null and void to the Believer.

Glory to God.

I think it will be naive to say that there are no spiritual husbands/wives.

You are right to hold on to the belief - that once saved - we are free indeed from such entanglement. Buh somehow I think - the believer has to come to that knowledge. Plus, somehow, the salvation of most Christians is not genuine.

Because you still see many Christians who are oppressed by the devil.

So for me - being saved is one part, understanding and living in that reality is another thing entirely. Even angels fall out of grace.

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Sports › Re: Novak Djokovic Beats Rafael Nadal To Win Australian Open Men's Final (Pics) by Venerable612(m): 6:06pm On Jan 27, 2019

Ovie56:
A simple Google search will show me different people's opinion but it's still their opinion there is no official yardstick for awarding the best ever it depends on how you want to argue your case for example Fed always choke against Nadal only 3 slams separating them Nadal has more 1000 master series Title Nadal has an Olympic gold medal Fed doesn't even have bronze and you'll sit there be telling one is the greatest

It’s a public opinion, held largely by Tennis analysts world over - and, yes, Federer has the highest grand slams... of all time.

What other statistics do you want?

In the open era he held the number 1 spot for 310 weeks...
From 2004 to 2008, Federer went 237 consecutive weeks being ranked number one in the world, a record that may never be surpassed.

Yu can come back to argue when Nadal and Djokovic wins up to 20 grand slams. For now - please sit with ur opinion.

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Sports › Re: Novak Djokovic Beats Rafael Nadal To Win Australian Open Men's Final (Pics) by Venerable612(m): 5:36pm On Jan 27, 2019

Ovie56:
That's your opinion there's no official criteria for determining the best ever

It’s not an opinion. A simple google search Will advise.

Fed is the GOAT tennis player. If Novak doesn’t have injuries and keep his game up for the next 3 to 5 years... he may well surpass Federer’s feats.

Novak is a fine player too btw.

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Sports › Re: "Dad, How Scared Am I": Emiliano Sala's Last Words As Plane Goes Down (Pics, Vid by Venerable612(m): 11:08am On Jan 25, 2019

goldfish80:
Incredible... Thanks for this breakdown. Care to explain further why you think Cardiff will win the case?
Since they initiated the purchase of the player and most likely hired the aircraft which ferried him to Wales for the signing.

No worries bro...

I am not particularly familiar with the facts of this case.

But if, like you mentioned,
1. They initiated the contract, and
2. Contracted the ferrie which occasioned his death;

they still have a good case.

Many times - terms of the contract will contain the conditions for performance and how Any dispute will be resolved - if one comes up before performance.

But - assuming there here are no such provisions in their contract... the general principles of contact law will apply. I would imagine some amount must have been paid upfront. Contracts have been signed - and may be the final payment is tied to some final obligations from Nantes (e.g transfer of insurance policies, documents, etc.).

Where the above applies - and the player - WHO IS THE SUBJECT OF THE CONTRACT - is now dead? then performance of contract is not yet concluded - frustration will apply. This text explains it better;

The Restatement (Second) of Contracts, Section 265, defines frustration of purpose:

Where, after a contract is made, a party's principal purpose is substantially frustrated without his fault by the occurrence of an event the non-occurrence of which was a basic assumption on which the contract was made, his remaining duties to render performance are discharged, unless the language or circumstances [of the contract] indicate the contrary.

Now it is not an argument that the ferrie which killed the player was contracted by Cardiff - the flight was not within their reasonable control; if anything, Cardiff can bear some financial liability (and compensate Nantes - but not for the full balance for the player) - and Cardiff can in-turn pursue the ferrie company to recover their expenses.

I imagine that’s how it will play out if it goes to court. Buh the UK are quite good with out of court settlements/arbitration: especially to respect the dead player.

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Sports › Re: "Dad, How Scared Am I": Emiliano Sala's Last Words As Plane Goes Down (Pics, Vid by Venerable612(m): 7:48am On Jan 25, 2019

goldfish80:
These propeller, single engine planes are just what they are. My experience going on that thing wasn't nice at all.

Legit question, is Cardiff still contractually obligated to fulfill their payment to Nantes on the back of this tragedy?

It all depends on the terms of the contract - and the law that is stated to apply where a dispute arises. There is a doctrine in English Contract law - doctrine of frustration. It allows the contract to be set aside where performance of an obligation by either party is impossible.

“Frustration is an English contract law doctrine that acts as a device to set aside contracts where an unforeseen event either renders contractual obligations impossible, or radically changes the party's principal purpose for entering into the contract”

It’s simple - they can try to settle amicably and reduce the amount obligated to be paid for the player - which I imagine will Be done in this case. Buh if they proceed to court Cardiff would most likely win the case. Insurance issues comes in as well.

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Politics › Re: Photos From Osinbajo Tradermoni, Visits Iworoko Community In Ekiti by Venerable612(m): 6:26am On Jan 22, 2019

This man is ageing real fast. If you ask me, I think he is the most hardworking VP we ever had.

Plus, his combination with Buhari is enviable - to think that they are so different in religion and ethnicity- and yet they work so perfectly together, regardless of their differences, speaks volumes about their character.

Many Nigerians, even here on Nairaland, are not tolerant of their ethnic Neighbours, let alone persons of other religion/belief system.

I wish Buhari was a technocrat like himself.

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Politics › Re: 2019: NOT JUST ABOUT THE NEXT ELECTION BUT THE NEXT GENERATION- Prince Olatunji by Venerable612(m): 8:47pm On Jan 20, 2019

This looks like a paid thread - Buh that’s not even important.

I am surprised some people think Atiku would be any different from Buhari. This is PDP that ruled rhis country for 16years.

What are the antecedents?
What were the achievements?

Any sane person - with an elementary knowledge of logic - would know you cant do the same thing over and expect a different result. PDP are just desperate for power... they have nothing special to offer.

If Nigerians are wise - they will vote in the best man; and to be honest neither Atiku nor Buhari have the requisite credentials to lead a Modern Nigeria. It doesn’t matter if the man you chose wins - at least, you Can be happy you chose what’s best for your children.

Sowore 2019.

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