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Re: The Trouble With The Buhari Manifesto BY ABIMBOLA ADELAKUN by Nobody: 9:59pm On Jan 02, 2015 |
Williamso:. . Lol...speak for urself brother.. Am not ignorant about government matters... And many youths around me here..right now have listed more than enough ways to tackle BH insurgency... . . Because he made a comment about him bringing a stable supply of electricity, doesn't make him ignorant of the government matters, sir! It was a promise made to his people which I'm a beneficiary...where I am...he has built a dam that has been supplying a steady light that last for days... . . I need a ruler not a leader... A ruler is thus an owner and a leader is a driver. . If you own a property...you'll definitely stake ur life for it..unlike a leader...who will lead you to poverty and a lifetime hardship.... Buhari wants to lead the country into islam... |
Re: The Trouble With The Buhari Manifesto BY ABIMBOLA ADELAKUN by Williamso(m): 11:10pm On Jan 02, 2015 |
foxxynik:OK oh!! You and your knowledgeable friends should tell GEJ how to stop BH, since you obviously know more than him, NSA, CDS, COAS, and minister of defense combined!!! Heck do you even know the strength of the Nigerian Army o' knowledgeable ones?? .You just don't get it. HE PROMISED THE ENTIRE NIGERIA STEADY POWER AND JUST BECAUSE YOU AND OTHER NUMERICALLY INFINITESIMAL PEOPLE ENJOY IT DOESN'T MEAN THE REST OF US DO. e.g, I've barely had 6 hours of power this year!!! Besides that was an example; I could list other promises he made without factoring the realities on ground, but that's not the point here. .I believe you're intelligent enough to know which is more dictatorial between a leader and a ruler with respect to governance. Seems you would rather be governed by Kim Jong-un than Barack Obama... You're overtly biased towards this current administration. I thought you had an open mind but this your last post has proved otherwise. Nice having a conversation with you, but I won't reply any of your posts again. Thanks. |
Re: The Trouble With The Buhari Manifesto BY ABIMBOLA ADELAKUN by Nobody: 9:03am On Jan 03, 2015 |
Williamso:. Listen up...there are ways to handle the insurgency in this country which the president has stated clearly....and which I believe he's capable of...if you're current enough...you'll know what am insinuating... . . And he promised the whole nation a steady power supply and yet more than 70%of the people are currently benefiting from it...and if you're sincere with yourself.....u'll attest to the good doings of these administration..... You got me wondered...if initially you've got AN IDEA on governance! This is Nigeria...its not a city....its a country..... We have local government chairmen who signs money to build powers,roads,schools,hospitals in its localities.... We have governors....House of Reps and Senators...this people are subjected to the presidency...and they all have their duties to perform... If you've never benefited from GEJ's administration...then its either ur L.G.A isn't working up to ur expectations...or ur regional House of Representative is carefully sleeping on green chairs of the house of reps... GEJ had signed and the senate had approved more than enough funds for the local government chairmen...in my local government...the chairman had build many schools and a standard hospital has been erected....with a steady supply of light...Many of my friends across the country speak of a greater difference in this administration.... . . We're in a democratic era and leaders are demanded....I stand on the grounds that a leader shld be a ruler as well...to care for the nation and do all that it'll take to ensure the safety of its people...and GEJ is capable of this... . . I have open minds to a lot of things...but in politics...am always subjective about my points.... That isn't being bias...its about who I seek to govern me and my family.... |
Re: The Trouble With The Buhari Manifesto BY ABIMBOLA ADELAKUN by EchuaA: 4:03am On Jan 04, 2015 |
I must state that Abimbola Adelakun read Buhari's Manifesto with a bias mind rather than a critical mind or he probably didn't digest it properly b4 heading to conclusion n d press. One the issue of BH I think there is inclusion of conflict resolution mechanism as well as committees to nib in a bud any further spread of dis cankerworm. Ppl resort 2self help where der have no trusted legal means 2vent their anger. |
Re: The Trouble With The Buhari Manifesto BY ABIMBOLA ADELAKUN by Eluwilussit(m): 12:52am On Feb 03, 2015 |
babadee1: Na me give u that one like o. I understand you. I have a strong bias against Buhari and every other coupist. I am an ardent democrat. Anybody but a coupist. |
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