NJlapto1:

They made a mistake huh? And thats why the Army can now eject the president because a batch of egyptians realised they made a mistake?...and then Morsi's supporters should all be tagged as terrorist and eliminated huh?

You know what maybe we should do that in Nigeria.
Jonathan was and is still a Mistake so lets have the Military boot him out and eliminate all supporters of his Retarded and Corrupt administration of incompetancy thats not improving the economy or the lives of any common man.

And i wont even bother to say anything about the crap you posted at the end.

pDude:




You just swore for Nigeria. Na so you hate naija reach?

Considering that Nigeria is 10 times worse than Egypt.

Msgamble: The pro-morsi protester are terrorist who are armed with weapons with sole aim of establishing an islamic state, that is morsi goal b4 been nabbed by army boys..when will arab(muslim) world know peace? From afghan to iraq to tunisia to egypt,yemen,bahrain to syria..blood flowing lyk oceans..let pray 4 our xtain bro among 4 their safety,e no easy to dwell with bad n terrible ppl

1 shortblackboy: how will civil unrest benefit us ? take a look at all the so called arab spring countries they are still wallowing in anarchy till now. violence only begats violence. if u want change let it be constitutional go to the polls and vote the right people and don't let tribal and religious sentiment influence ur decision... I don talk

eddiebruk: Exactly what Nigeria Needs

Afam4eva: If Nigerians can have half the heart that these Egyptians have, things would have changed for the better.

rash47:
Just like syria,egypt is descending in to civil war. So unfortunate for the arab world and their ossified pattern of politics which is responsible for all dis arm rebellion.

eddiebruk:

My friend will you sharrap you blouse sized mouth, I.diot.....it is lazy urchins like you that get rapedd and deprived of being more better than what you ought to be...because of fear of death and the struggle for betterness, all you know how to do is to condemn the Government online with words without actions, what you are seeing is clearly what Africa stood for since the early days of slavery but Nigeria has because of its foolishness and foul mouth without action to remain where it is....You dare not embezzle funds in Egypt like you do in Nigeria, you better go and school your lousy brains rather than come here to open your mouth to pour out rubbish, Animals like yourself dont know what Justice/Equality means all you can understand about certain situation is cheap Propaganda

khel: For those clamoring for the same thing to happen in Nigeria, the post indicated loss of lives from confrontation with the military!!! Who is ready to give up his or her life for 9ja?

Valiantvaliant: To the poster above me: I dont want to say you are a foool but you are really not wise.

back to topic: PHAROAH MOHAMMED MORSI &CO,
LET MY PEOPLE GO

NJlapto1:

They made a mistake huh? And thats why the Army can now eject the president because a batch of egyptians realised they made a mistake?...and then Morsi's supporters should all be tagged as terrorist and eliminated huh?

You know what maybe we should do that in Nigeria.
Jonathan was and is still a Mistake so lets have the Military boot him out and eliminate all supporters of his Retarded and Corrupt administration of incompetancy thats not improving the economy or the lives of any common man.

And i wont even bother to say anything about the crap you posted at the end.

ihimami:


You should know by now how hypocritical some of us are in Nigeria, and as far as they are concerned the name Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is what they don't like to hear even though majority of Egyptians voted for them. Should Nigeria Military sacked this corrupt Jonathan gov't you see them calling for the break up of the country.

NJlapto1:

They made a mistake huh? And thats why the Army can now eject the president because a batch of egyptians realised they made a mistake?...and then Morsi's supporters should all be tagged as terrorist and eliminated huh?

You know what maybe we should do that in Nigeria.
Jonathan was and is still a Mistake so lets have the Military boot him out and eliminate all supporters of his Retarded and Corrupt administration of incompetancy thats not improving the economy or the lives of any common man.

And i wont even bother to say anything about the crap you posted at the end.

ocelot2006:

Riiiight. ...tell me, how has the revolution worked out for the Arab countries. Egypt is in total chaos, Tunisia (pointzero) is in a total economic mess with daily ongoing protests, different rebel factions fight for control of Libya (oh, don't forget that a Us ambassador was murdered there with the embassy totally ransacked), the Bahrain monarchy crushed their own protest, and Syria's currently dealing with a full blown civil war that has raged on for a few years now. Talk about "progress".

Rawdeal: Igbo people should come back home. Egypt is not no man's land o biko nu.

Delafruita:
whether you like it or not,Morsi is the democratically elected president of egypt.the united states and allies have found a way to get morsi out and now the backlash is more than they can control.even if morsi was a tyrant which he wasn't,the reality is that he was elected with 51% of the votes and is the first democratically elected president of egypt. the military was threatened that its power base was collapsing.people fail to realise that the military controls the egyptian economy.they receive over 2billion dollars in aid from america all because america wants a government that will keep favouring isreal

ocelot2006:

who told you Egypt's some utopian country free of corruption. If things are so good right there and so bad over here, how come our "shabby" economy exceeds theirs and is one of the fastest growing in Africa and the world? and if life was so good for the citizens of Egypt, how come they're out on the streets killing themselves? learn to appreciate your country Nigeria.

seyi42k:

Stop repeating this. Democratically elected or not, democratic dictatorship is the worst of all.

Mugabe is "democratically elected"
Paul Biya is "democratically elected"
Yoweri Museveni "democratically elected"

At what point does democracy stop being democracy. If he had being wise, he would have lead Egypt on a new path yet he started making the same mistakes that his predecessor made.

The same thing that Obj did and now he is saying that Nigeria is cursed because "new generation" of "leaders" have failed this country.

The very same Obj who gave up Bakassi peninsula so that the west would overlook is 3rd term bid. A 3rd term bid that would have set the same precedent experienced in the likes of Cameroon.

The same Obj that fousted uopn this country an sick president and an inept deputy. He is now an ardent critic of his handiwork.

Lets stop being political philosophers and start being realist. Morsi would have set Egypt on a path divegent from its core character. He would have made Egypt into an haven for terrorist.

You talk about the west not criticizing, has Saudi Arabia and other peaceful Middle eastern country come out to criticize?

Anyway, we will see how this will end. It is just that other nations with similar issues as we have are burning up, that should be a grave warning to us.

A grave warning indeed

seyi42k:

They are not utopian, yet they are far better than we. They may be war, but they still have power supply. Can you say the same for us?

You keep people keep repeating fastest growing nonsense, even a mad man keeps growing in levels of insanity. What has our growth turned into. Has it increased manufacturing? Has exports increased, especially Non-oil exports? Has education improved?

You are cynical about another's country's fight for independence of its soul, yet are praying to God that our country improve. Well we are a long way from where we are expected to be.

You ask why they are fighting if life was so good. They are fighting because life can be better. They believe they have wallowed in mediocrity for long and now is the time to rescue themselves from tyranny.

I see you enjoy the state this country is in; the bombings, kidnappings, piracy, terrorism, corruption etc. Yes we should thank God and be appreciative that Boko haram has not bombed MMA or the third mainland. Until then there is no problem.

It was until a friend lost his mother to kidnappers in the east on the 24th of December 2011. That was when I knew, that we are already at war with ourselves.

Yes, lets be appreciative of mediocrity. Afterall, we have not started killing ourselves, Abi.

vedaxcool:

Please how is Egypt better than us, list your facts

seyi42k:

The onus is on you to list your points. You are the one calling me out. Please do that and I will respond.

Remember to list Human development Index, Corruption Index, Education, Infant Mortality rates, primary health care, Maternal mortality rates etc. Indications that financial indexes like GDP growth will not show.

seyi42k:

Stop repeating this. Democratically elected or not, democratic dictatorship is the worst of all.

Mugabe is "democratically elected"
Paul Biya is "democratically elected"
Yoweri Museveni "democratically elected"

At what point does democracy stop being democracy. If he had being wise, he would have lead Egypt on a new path yet he started making the same mistakes that his predecessor made.

The same thing that Obj did and now he is saying that Nigeria is cursed because "new generation" of "leaders" have failed this country.

The very same Obj who gave up Bakassi peninsula so that the west would overlook is 3rd term bid. A 3rd term bid that would have set the same precedent experienced in the likes of Cameroon.

The same Obj that fousted uopn this country an sick president and an inept deputy. He is now an ardent critic of his handiwork.

Lets stop being political philosophers and start being realist. Morsi would have set Egypt on a path divegent from its core character. He would have made Egypt into an haven for terrorist.

You talk about the west not criticizing, has Saudi Arabia and other peaceful Middle eastern country come out to criticize?

Anyway, we will see how this will end. It is just that other nations with similar issues as we have are burning up, that should be a grave warning to us.

A grave warning indeed

eddiebruk: Exactly what Nigeria Needs

JaaizTech:

In as much as you have many valid points but assuming that Morsi will turn Egypt to terrorist state is not only fallacious but unfair. What is the basis for this assumption A section of the people of Egypt, rose against Morsi primarily for two reasons:
1) He gave himself sweeping powers, somewhat like a dictator (His reasons, to strengthen his govt. against the remnants of Mubarak's loyalists, whom are still very strong and active)

2) The Economy was not doing not well.

The issue with Morsi was hardly about islamization of Egypt.

In 22nd November Morsi granted himself unlimited powers to "protect" the nation from the Mubarak-era power structure which remained in place and the power to legislate without judicial oversight or review of his acts, Protests broke out around Egypt in disagreement and on 8 December 2012, Morsi annulled this decree.

On 30 June 2013, mass protests erupted across Egypt calling for the President's resignation, following severe fuel shortages and electricity outages. This was followed by the army's threat that if the protesters' demands were not met by 3 July it would step in and build a road map for the country.

This is the summary of what happened in Egypt, It is quite unfortunate that in an attempt to legitimise the illegal overthrow of Morsi, many have attempted to accuse him of forcefully Islamising Egypt, which wasn't even the focus of the issue. The same tactic was used to overthrow Gaddafi, whom was an arch-enemy of the so called terrorist. In fact once the west does not feel comfortable with a middle-east govt., they simply tagged them with terrorism.

So the question that should be answered is if it was right to give Morsi 48 hrs to meet the demand of Opposition protesters, whom were bent on exploiting the avenue to get him out of power.

Lastly, let me say the word Islamization does not connote terrorism, havig a shariah inspired constitution implies that policies would not violate the Islamic Shariah, and in an Egypt with 90% Muslims, that wouldn't be an injustice, if they wanted it: Policies that may be affected include:

i) Banking (Only Non-Interest banking will be allowed)
ii)Sale / Manufacture of Alcohol may be banned
etc.

UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia are all countries that have shariah inspired constitution, and they are doing well.

JaaizTech:

In as much as you have many valid points but assuming that Morsi will turn Egypt to terrorist state is not only fallacious but unfair. What is the basis for this assumption A section of the people of Egypt, rose against Morsi primarily for two reasons:
1) He gave himself sweeping powers, somewhat like a dictator (His reasons, to strengthen his govt. against the remnants of Mubarak's loyalists, whom are still very strong and active)

2) The Economy was not doing not well.

The issue with Morsi was hardly about islamization of Egypt.

In 22nd November Morsi granted himself unlimited powers to "protect" the nation from the Mubarak-era power structure which remained in place and the power to legislate without judicial oversight or review of his acts, Protests broke out around Egypt in disagreement and on 8 December 2012, Morsi annulled this decree.

On 30 June 2013, mass protests erupted across Egypt calling for the President's resignation, following severe fuel shortages and electricity outages. This was followed by the army's threat that if the protesters' demands were not met by 3 July it would step in and build a road map for the country.

This is the summary of what happened in Egypt, It is quite unfortunate that in an attempt to legitimise the illegal overthrow of Morsi, many have attempted to accuse him of forcefully Islamising Egypt, which wasn't even the focus of the issue. The same tactic was used to overthrow Gaddafi, whom was an arch-enemy of the so called terrorist. In fact once the west does not feel comfortable with a middle-east govt., they simply tagged them with terrorism.

So the question that should be answered is if it was right to give Morsi 48 hrs to meet the demand of Opposition protesters, whom were bent on exploiting the avenue to get him out of power.

Lastly, let me say the word Islamization does not connote terrorism, havig a shariah inspired constitution implies that policies would not violate the Islamic Shariah, and in an Egypt with 90% Muslims, that wouldn't be an injustice, if they wanted it: Policies that may be affected include:

i) Banking (Only Non-Interest banking will be allowed)
ii)Sale / Manufacture of Alcohol may be banned
etc.

UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia are all countries that have shariah inspired constitution, and they are doing well.