Crime › Re: Gunmen Shoot Many Dead In Omoku, Rivers, Injure Others (Graphic Photos) by yarimo(m): 2:55pm On Jan 01, 2018*. Modified: 3:14pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
WEKI where are you? Is like rivers state don't have a governor or what? WEKI stop fooling yourself around with FAYOSE. come and protect life are property in your state .  RIP  |
Politics › Re: Time To Give Up On Buhari by yarimo(m): 2:45pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
Goddycream: Finally, the stretched debate and extensive controversy over President Buhari’s ability to lead Nigerians to the so called promised land is now over. On this, Nigerians owe Mr. President huge debt of gratitude especially for his recent guileless revelations.
No sooner than President Muhammadu Buhari returned from a prolonged medical vacation in the United Kingdom (UK) and started making physical appearances at state functions than my heart momentarily leapt for joy. The guess then was that there could still be optimism for Nigeria’s recovery. It did not matter that Mr. President had reportedly been on hospital bed for the better part of 2017 during which governance was in abeyance and the ship of State was adrift. Indeed, I was tempted to join the today supporters of President Buhari to rain curses on Governor Ayodele Fayose, the enfante terrible and Chief critic of the All Progressives Congress (APC) led Federal Government for earlier insinuating that Mr. President was brain dead. Actually, I told few friends that Fayose was a man whose hate for the Number one citizen was totally irredeemable. How could anyone have imagined such evil against our President, I wondered. Of course, Buhari’s handlers helped to further confuse me, that the media, civil society and opposition political parties were wrong in speculating that the President’s health was deteriorating so badly that even if he returned from the UK, the man would at best be a vegetable. These handlers insisted that their boss was as fit as a rake. All we heard, as soon as Buhari returned was ‘did we not tell you’. In fact, when President Buhari returned, what we saw on the outside was a reasonable variety of a brand new President even acting stronger than when he was elected in 2015. Rapidly, suggestions about the President contesting for a second term in 2019 started emanating from his followers, most of whom are undoubtedly sycophantic. Again, they portrayed their benefactor as a bull ready for a long haul, as far as campaigns were concerned. These so called loyal party men have also told anyone who cared to listen that there is no vacancy in Aso Rock Presidential Villa because Buhari won’t be leaving office in 2019. The clear message from Buhari’s band of followers is that the man is not only very fit but can also run for another four year term as president in 2019. Despite how hard this may seem believable especially given that old age naturally steals a man’s vitality, yet every day, spin doctors are unleashed to convince us that it is an achievable project. The utterances of President Buhari’s followers are no doubt many but recent statements credited to Mr. President during his “74 or 75” year birthday celebrations and the realities of the day have combined to raise so many contradictions that should give any discerning mind enough food to chew, especially on his continued stay in office and political aspiration for the 2019 presidential race. That Mr. President, an aging human being, practically opened up on his clear case of emerging senility, no doubt eats up hope on his capacity. The consequence of his personal disclosures is that it has well affirmed the suspicions of many Nigerians over the failing competence of a President. According to President Buhari: “I thought I was 74, but I was told I was 75. I have never been so sick…even the 30 months civil war (when) I was stumbling under farm of yams or cassava, but this sickness I don’t know, but I came out better.” Again the President remarked that “All those who saw me before and when I came back said I look much better, but I have explained it to the public that as a General, I used to give orders now I take orders. The doctors told me to feed my stomach and sleep for longer hours. That is why I am looking much better.” Some of these recent comments by the President of Nigeria on the state of the nation and his wellbeing have overwhelmingly confirmed some of our existing fears about the degenerating governance in Nigeria. The President’s remarks which dominated the media have no doubt inflicted grievous concerns on some Nigerians about their future under the remaining months of the Buhari administration. For avoidance of the doubt, let me state that old age is golden and it remains a divine gift which most men seek. However, from the above statements of President Buhari, it is obvious that Nigeria has a President who either likes cracking expensive jokes or a leader that had to be reminded of very fundamental things because of old age. Whatever, it means to remind a man in the prime of his life of his age may not be too far from partial loss of memory or seeming senility. This issue of Buhari’s disclosed forgetfulness should not be treated with levity because if a man cannot remember his age, what are the chances that he will remember why he was elected in the first place even when reminded? Maybe this is why Mr. President recently appointed Senator Francis Okpozo of blessed memory as Chairman of a parastatal. For emphasis , Senator Okpozo died about a year ago and the President commiserated with his family in the national media. Yet, the President forgot that he had wished the man eternal rest . It is possible that the President has forgotten too that dead men do not function, which is why he appointed into boards of agencies and parastatals the likes of Rev Fr Christopher Utov , DIG Donald Ugbaja(retd) , Garba Attahiru , Umar Dange ,Magdalene Kumu, Dr Nabbs Imegwu and Comrade Ahmed Bunza who have all transited to the great beyond. The list of Buhari’s new appointees was also stultified with clear cases of redundancy of names, with some people appointed into more than one board. Sabo Nanono who was appointed member of the board of the National Agency for Science and Engineering, NASENI while also appointed chairman of the Board of Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, NTDC, Kabiru Matazu was also appointed chairman of FCT Universal Education Board and also made to chair the board of Federal Medical Centre, Abeokuta. Then, there is the disclosure of the doctors’ instruction for Mr. President to have enough sleep, which according to him, is mainly responsible for his looking very fresh. Should this not mean that we now have a President who sleeps ad infinitum? Whereas important State matters might be left in the hands of surrogates and a corrupt cabal? The truth is that those who think Nigeria has witnessed the worst profligacy since the country gained independence in 1960 under Buhari’s watch might have sufficient reasons to substantiate their claims. From budget padding to $26 billion NNPC scandal, from Mainagate to $48 million Ikoyi Towers and disappearance or outright stealing of houses and huge sums recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nigerians have witnessed the stealing of public funds in a manner never expected from a government that parades itself as a champion of corruption fight. Simply put, Buhari may just be alone in believing that his fight on corruption is working. Realistically, despite claims of corruption fight in Nigeria in the past thirty months of Buhari’s reign, no high profile conviction of indicted public officials has taken place. Of course, it is not surprising that under Buhari, the APC government has not been unable to fulfill its electoral promises since it came to power in 2015. Obviously from the increasing suffering and hardships experienced by the majority of the Nigerian population in all sections of Nigeria, the ready conclusion is that the nation’s number one citizen has not exhibited the capacity to avoid what makes Nigerians miserable. The recent fuel scarcity adduced to the government’s ineptitude at a peak period when Nigerians need petrol to meet their commuting needs, is thought provoking. Indeed, this does show that Mr. President may have forgotten that he was elected to fix Nigeria in line with the promises of his APC party. Unfortunately, today, there is excruciating poverty in the land. So, must President Buhari be reminded that it is his duty to restore public confidence in governance, arrest decaying infrastructure, improve power, halt the declining economy, bring back the chibok girls and ensure safety of live and property? With all these failings, it is difficult to believe that the Buhari administration has a vision that can guarantee the future of the nation called Nigeria. It’s enough that Nigerians will be compelled to endure the ruling party’s underperformance until 2019 but it would be democratically insulting and wicked to the many suffering Nigerian citizens for any fair minded person to engage in or encourage any activity that may suggest the re- election of a President that has disclosed that his doctors have in their wisdom advised him to observe excess sleep for the good of his personal health and survival. For now, our dear President has spoken and it is just natural we show compassion as it is about a certainty of nature that man will get weak with age. However, in our collective pursuit for a great Nigeria, the only assurance will be to seek fresh and able leadership in 2019. The hope on Buhari has been quashed with abundant evidence on his dwindling competence, lack of fulfillment of the many promises of the APC and limited memory capacity. Frankly put, the opportunity extended to President Buhari has been squandered and May 2019, will remain the expiry date of his failed leadership and wasted opportunity. By Phrank Shaibu: Shaibu, a Public Communication Consultant writes from Abuja .
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Politics › Re: 2019: Contest And Be Disgraced – Fr. Mbaka Warns Buhari In Shocking New Year by yarimo(m): 2:43pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
IPOBIANS being fabricating lies with fr. MBAKA 'S name since 29.may 2015  |
Politics › Re: Fayose’s Failed 2017 Prophecies [FULL LIST] by yarimo(m): 1:35pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
I have only one prophecies for FAYOSE in 2018 . (1) I SEE FAYOSE going to kuje prison after his tenure as governor, and PDP will tell him FAYOSE You are own your own |
Romance › Re: (FOR FUN) Tell Us The Last Food And Drink(s) You Enjoy Tonight by yarimo(m): 2:28am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Am here to read lies, even people who end up with GARRI without SUGAR will be claiming right now  |
Politics › Re: Don’t Lose Hope On Buhari’s Govt – Oyo State Governor Appeals To Nigerians by yarimo(m): 2:25am On Jan 01, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Don’t Lose Hope On Buhari’s Govt – Oyo State Governor Appeals To Nigerians by yarimo(m): 2:18am On Jan 01, 2018 |
This is a brilliant S A on communication, not like LANRE OLAYINKA from ekiti state who always speak like a weed smoker. |
Politics › Re: Don’t Lose Hope On Buhari’s Govt – Oyo State Governor Appeals To Nigerians by yarimo(m): 2:16am On Jan 01, 2018 |
SalamRushdie: We are sending him back to Daura for sure #BACK2DAURA you keep on saying WE, what do you mean by WE? Or you don't no the meaning of WE? Speak for yourself next time.  |
Politics › Re: Don’t Lose Hope On Buhari’s Govt – Oyo State Governor Appeals To Nigerians by yarimo(m): 2:13am On Jan 01, 2018 |
ZombieTERROR: A government for the dead and corrupt
Buhari is a confirmed slowpoke And supporter of buhari needs brain transplant someone somewhere here is free to be stupid and act as mumu and speak like an idiot |
Politics › Re: Do You Still Believe Nigeria Will Be Better After 2017 Experiences??? by yarimo(m): 2:10am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Nigeria will be better beyond 2018 Insha'Allah |
Politics › Re: Buhari Presidency Explain Yusuff Buhari’s N56million Power Bike. by yarimo(m): 2:08am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Post the receipt of the purchase of the bike with include, YUSUF BUHARI as the owner and with the amount you claim on the receipt or keep queit forever zoedew: President Buhari being an elected public official has a duty to explain how come Yusuff Buhari not known to have earned such money was able to afford a power bike whose cost is put at n56Million. He owes Nigerians an explanation especially given that few years back he had so little he had to borrow to purchase party nomination Form to contest the Presidential elections! |
Politics › Re: My Prophesies For 1/1/2018 by yarimo(m): 2:01am On Jan 01, 2018 |
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Events › Re: wish your Nairaland friends happy new year by yarimo(m): 1:54am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Happy new year to QHAL, NO1MADMAN, OMOLUBIA16, MONITZ, ALHKERIMU, JEOPAPILO, JOTEY, TUPUPIFO,NAIJABEAT, KHODORKOVSKY, DAVISBLAZE ,MFONDEAR,JHYMEDEX, TESSYBROWN, DINS4REAL |
Politics › Re: Prince Uche Secondus Wishes The Leaders Of PDP And Nigeria Happy New Year by yarimo(m): 1:42am On Jan 01, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari Alone Should Not Be Blame For The Woes Of The Nation Faulted Bezim by yarimo(m): 1:36am On Jan 01, 2018 |
Bishop IBEZIM you are truly an elder Statesman , may God bless you. |
Romance › Re: Black Girls Rock! by yarimo(m): 8:40pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
Apart from her BOOBS and ass I don't like anything more. BLACK ko GREEN ni  |
Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan Visits Ateke Tom (photos) by yarimo(m): 8:06pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
See as PEJ just claiming celebrity up and down, meanwhile am not surprise about the visit. it's just militant visiting militant  |
Politics › Re: Name Your Best & Worst President Of The Year 2017 by yarimo(m): 6:53pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
Best president of the year and the year after is. MUHAMMADU BUHARI president federal republic of Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Shd leave party politics & support Buhari. Bayelsa State PDP Gov Says by yarimo(m): 6:45pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
Mr dickson I like how you speak on national issue, you are truly an elder Statesman. Sir APC need your type you are truly a progressive man |
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala: I Said Governors, NOT Jonathan, Lacked The Political Will To Save by yarimo(m): 1:20pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
Madam no need to change your statements , in reality GOODLUCK jonathan lacked political will . |
Politics › Re: Embrace #BACK2DAURA by yarimo(m): 1:17pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
SalamRushdie: That Buhari is completely incompetent is a fact that can never be argued, infact the man has been an ultra super failure so far and the the only thing we Nigerians owe him is to send him back to Daura in 2019 , remember to sending Buhari back to Daura is now a civic duty and also remember if you dont send him back to Daura he will send you back to your village .. Please embrace the Hash tag #BACK2DAURA on all yor social media handles as we commence a great movt to send incompetence back to Daura in peace .#BACK2DAURA what do you mean by WE nigerians? Please speak for yourself next time. Ok |
Politics › Re: Pmb A Complicated Man by yarimo(m): 1:16pm On Dec 31, 2017 |
GabrielAganyi: please I am fade up with our president, it is annoying and disturbing.. . How can someone who is fighting against GHOST WORKERS at the same time employ dead men...... What is the term for that? mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeew |
Politics › Re: I Don't Pity Buhari For His Son's Accident Read Why by yarimo(m): 3:21pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
Serial48: I'm 26, and I make well to say I'm a tad smart. What do I have to show for it? Graduation issues because of a not transparent system, managemental bully and oppression, unpublished manuscript and a paltry salary from a primary school teaching job.
And you want me to be sympathetic to my oppressors? The ones whose decisions collectively plunged us into the deep mess we are in?
You want me to be sympathetic to a 25 year old who already has a Masters degree from a foreign university, 2 five star hotels in one of the cosmopolitan cities in Nigeria; the FCT in fact, and one ongoing project in dubai; has fleets of cars and a power bike and NO VIABLE JOB he earns a living on how he actually could amass such wealth at that age.
I didn't give a rat's ass about Tinubu's son. I wouldn't care if Jonathan was caught in the bomblast that Henry Okah of the defunct militant group confessed he, Jonathan, had a hand in it and paid them for it. I wouldn't care if Rochas statues collapsed on him and killed him on the spot. I don't care if a plane crashes into the delta state government house and burns Okowa to death.
Why would I care about any of these people? I don't wish them these things, but if it comes by accident or mishap, well, they had it coming. People who use our collective wealth and resources to live in the affluence they live in at the detriment of every one of us. Missing monies and fund embezzlement is how a 25 year old who has never lifted a pin in his entire life is worth hundreds of millions of dollars in assets.
I'm sorry, but I like to see far. My humanity doesn't come to play in certain given circumstances. There is extremism in humanism too. You can't tell me to spare a serial rapist and a killer's life if caught after years of killing and torturing scores of people. Now, these people may not be directly torturing or killing us, but their actions, inactions, policies and decisions are eating us alive.
I'm not sympathetic to the first family in anyway. I was very vocal and supportive of them in 2015, but that was because of this (image attached). Three years down the line, and we are still here. I get that oppositions are putting up resistance to some success, and the vicious cycle goes on. If Jonathan had won, it would have been the same ball game. Oppositions will try to make the administration fail. We're pawns in their chess game.
I don't care whatever happens to Yusuf Buhari. He is currently having all the media and medical attention that 95% of us will never have. Young men and pregnant women have died because of I'll equipped and inadequate hospitals, or very expensive efficient ones that they couldn't afford.
Hail the slave master you slave. You love your chains, I don't. - Osula mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeew |
Politics › Re: FRSC Just Like Buhari by yarimo(m): 3:17pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
I smells photoshop |
Politics › Re: Buhari Rides Much More Expensive Mercedes-benz Than GEJ by yarimo(m): 3:13pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew and so?  |
Politics › Re: Governor Ayo Fayose Storms Drinking Joint To Celebrate Christmas (pics,video) by yarimo(m): 12:35pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
You can never see FAYOSE storming to commissioned or initiate any projects in Ekiti State .  |
Politics › Re: Military Redeploys Spokesman, 398 Officers In Major Shake-up by yarimo(m): 1:38am On Dec 30, 2017 |
zakim: . oga well done you have being booking space since 2005 A.D  |
Politics › Re: Military Redeploys Spokesman, 398 Officers In Major Shake-up by yarimo(m): 1:36am On Dec 30, 2017 |
OfficialAwol: Wake me up when Burutai is redeployed that means you will never wake up |
Politics › Re: Military Redeploys Spokesman, 398 Officers In Major Shake-up by yarimo(m): 1:35am On Dec 30, 2017 |
abtywo: When are they going to redeploy our president till 2023 by the grace of God |
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Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Advices President George Weah On What To Do by yarimo(m): 12:27am On Dec 30, 2017 |
Mtcheeew as if GEJ maintain open mindedness policy when he was president, mr GEORGE WEAH congratulations to you, please if you want to succeed as president never take any advice from GOODLUCK Jonathan The nigeria former president he is a failure in any aspects of good governance .  |