MartinsD12:

Confused FG what happened to June 12 I thought they said it's the new democracy day in honour of abiola

luckyogor:
She is spot on.

ybalogs:
In that crowd, they didn't Afonja, Aboki or Igbos,Nobody is interested if you're a christian or Muslim. In fact they don't care if you're rich or poor at that point in time. All that matters was WE ARE NIGERIAN. How I wish the moment of the goals were captured then you'd see it's indeed one Nigeria. Unfortunately that ends immediately after the match. How I wish we can be really united for the good of our nation.

Malcolm101:
How can the police get so low in desperation to cripple all the political opponents of Buhari for heaven's sake?

How on earth will a senate president who can collude with some top shot callers to empty the treasury resort to robbing a bank?

How those that make any sense?

Does it mean that if any common criminal allege that Obasajo or Innoson is their sponsor, the police invite them via the media without extending a formal invitation for questioning?

Ah lord. This nation is in ruins.

seunmsg:
FFK about to dump PDP.

DonDiego:


He's only disappointing those who 'did not know' that he had nothing to offer from day one.

For those who knew, all they keep saying today is: I no tell you?

midolian:
This #LazyNigerianYouths issue actually proves that the problem with Nigeria is far beyond corruption, intellectual laziness is, and might kill us faster than any other thing..

More than 90% of Nigerians criticizing Buhari on this havent listened or read his statement to know if he truly said and meant it or not..the lazy and mischievious 5% that has circulated this nonsense have taken advantage of this intellectual laziness epidemic

markbenny:
the president has no regard for Nigerians generally, not just the youths. but what can I say? who voted him in?

Firgemachar:


Olodos everywhere.

Afonja got the support of the Fulanis to secede from Oyo. Then the Fulanis overthrew him much later.

Nevertheless, the Fulanis in Ilorin have all been Yorubanised.

Will you guys ever learn

No to cattle colonies, all the same.


The point the other person is making is that the FULANI'S will takeover one way or the other.

The King in Ilorin is NOT a YORUBA man but FULANI. Pretending that is no problem is a grave concern.

The Fulani's has taken over all the Hausa states and dominate it with either the Sultan as in Sokoto, or Kano, kastina, Gwandu Tec

The graze their cattle in those states and transport it to the south for sale.

nextstep:


Uh huh... and none of them will be willing to take up arms and lose their lives to defend this secession they are planning. Did they consult with the millions of people who will die (due to starvation, violence, illness) before making this irresponsible advert? Will they volunteer their own children to fight for the cause, or will they put them aboard planes for the safety of someplace abroad?

How long will our leaders at various levels continue to stoke the embers of violence from the comfort of their air-conditioned homes, and in some cases, from the safety of some European city?

And it's even worse: a Yoruba federation will find soon itself fighting for supremacy, just as Yorubaland was in the midst of a long period of civil war from 1830s to 1886.

The main thrust of the article is unemployment. Why not channel all the monies from these so-called leaders into creating factories and opportunities in Yorubaland? Is restructuring or secession going to automatically provide jobs and create industries? Can people from Yorubaland not sacrifice and not import foreign things (starting with rice, tin tomato), and instead promote locally-produced goods, no matter the quality? (at least to start). Is restructuring or secession going to automatically provide jobs and create industries? What about all the diaspora? Can't leaders in Yorubaland create special zones/estates for returnees to come and contribute in safety?

Let's even assume that the process will be entirely peaceful, and we can sidestep the years of violence and needless deaths, the funds to build/rent embassies, mint new currency, establish/convert parastatals, etc. to basically start a new government from scratch... could that not create a few really big factories to provide employment? Could that not provide loans to farmers to improve their yields? Could that not establish world class hospitals and research companies?

We like to howl restructuring and breakup far too often, because we don't really think through all the pluses and minuses. Even the money for this advert could have been better spent as grants to 10 young men/women to start a few garri-processing SME.

4Play:
There is a stark illogic to the assertion that GEJ's incompetence justified voting/supporting Buhari. It's like saying we should vote or support Fani-Kayode or Rochas for president, if they ran, because Buhari is incompetent. There is no logic to supporting what should be an obviously unsuitable candidate to remove an unsuitable president.

A problem with the Buharists in the run up to the 2015 election was the gusto with which they painted Buhari as the second coming of a messiah. This was not a message of vote for Buhari because GEJ is awful, but vote for Buhari because he is what Nigeria needs.

Funnicator:
Why I will Dankwambo in 2019.


Buhari can't use EFCC to harass him with court injuctions because he's a sitting governor. sitting governors have immunity.

He's 55year old, Buhari is twice older than him.

He's healthy, only suffers from malaria and headache, unlike buhari who has legions of demons inside him and travelling to jand like a witch with Apc broomstick everytime.


He's detribalized, never has he made tribalistic comments like Hell Rufai and Buhari.

I school in Gombe but from the south and Gombe is developing infrastructurallly.

Ibrahim Dankwambo owes no civil servants or teachers.

He's erudite, strong, agile, young.

Apc and buhari tsunami that swept entire North in 2015 never affected him, he firmly won his election under PDP beating his opponent with over 120,000 margin.







he's an accountant and seasoned technocrat at federal level, having been former accountant general of the federation under OBJ and Yaradua, two men who positioned our economy for good, hence i think he worked with the best hands and has enough experience to turn Nigeria away from this Buhari induced hardship.



Nigerians, I'd like you to welcome your next President-elect by 2019, Hassam Dankwambo.

Donkalio:
8 million jobs!... Gained or lost?

Omeokachie:
Baba Sala aint got nothing on this president.

NwaAmaikpe:


She's hitting menopause in 2month's time.
Such a wasted life.

It shall not be well with Jim Iyke, Femi Jacobs and Mikel Obi for doing hit-and-run with this woman.

Luukasz:
How did this aboki assign a disloyal woman into his team. For any leader to be succesful, loyalty on the part of his/her followers is of utmost importance.

ibkgab001:
But I can bet with my life he will son be back to uk before December