1wolex85:

your idea of 'civil' is warped you know? You were the one who started all the negativity, its not like i subscribe to modath's assertions but it was you who brought up the tribe issue. I really do not quote known bigots on nairaland and the only reason I quoted you was out of respect because I have never deciphered any tribal slants from your previous quotes I have happened to come accross, so it was more out of surprise not hate like you are quick to think. About not replying any more mentions; whatever massages your ego my dear

MizMyColi:


The heat is on PMB now because he and his party did not particularly speak in Unison with the GEJ led FG on the menace of insecurity. Political points were scored. People became more against the Government than they were against the perpetrators of this act.
Before GEJ left office, Bokoharam had been silenced to a reasonable degree, why the uprising again?
Another point of worry is this, if OBJ....the chief catastrophy causer in PDP has now moved his tent to APC, as well as other founding members of the PDP, isn't it clear to you that we are still fighting the same demons in different uniform?

The current government gave Nigerians the impression, both expressly and written that they have a quick fix to Nigeria's problems.
Asides rabble rousers who started criticising this govt up and down before swearing in...the truth is that people's patience are already wearing out....and genuinely so.

I agree with you on one thing....and that is the fact that they are self serving folks.
This is where GEJ stands out. He made the ultimate sacrifice.
He stood by his words, during and after his last days.

Take these ^^^ away and see if you'll see my toes on this section.
Agreed, by extension, we engage in some dilly-dally, but in all, I try not to forget the sole reason I'm here.

MizMyColi:
Besides, @Pickabea
I love politics
I'm not one sha o

It's the same way some people discuss Tuface and Co like their lives depended on it.

I would rather discuss people and issues that impact on the common man.
There's some nobility in that, don't you think?

Some of us nurse hopes of genuinely making a difference y'know.

pickabeau1:
If you love politics. you will know that being objective and having an issue-based discussion is the way to go.

We are tired of our leaders using going religious, gender or ethnic group to divide the people

We don't need such also from the youth
If you want to make a difference, you should be non partisan

MizMyColi:




It's not about PDP or APC, I drop my opinion on issues and move on.
It's too late for me to be non-partisan....not with APC in government and the string of lies/propaganda we're bombarded with daily.
I am partisan because I am a strong supporter of GEJ's unsung heroic deeds.
I unconsciously assumed that posture when I saw that there was a deliberate attempt to paint the man as something worse than evil.
Until I see Buhari or APC surpass his record, I will remain a strong supporter of his ideology (not really his person).

I won't be the first to forgive a man because of a heroic deed.
Jesus did on the cross.
Remember I alluded they are all the same...
However (the "my ambition.....) is what sets GEJ apart.

Besides, the last administration under GEJ did a lot of good which for reasons best known to "them" has remained under wraps.
They show us only what they want us to see...
Some of us go beyond and question their motive.

For example, someone made a passing statement and I reiterate::::
I feel people should start asking questions why some thieves are untouchable...

pickabeau1:


It is almost impossible to be partisan and objective

MizMyColi:


I beg to disagree though.
Neutrality in politics is not necessarily an absence of political leaning or persuasion.

modath:


I saw your mention, & had to ask that you permit me to rise to the occassion.

I will start by stating without any fear that the Yoruba cultural ethos & lifestyle dictates my conduct at all time, real life or online.

You'd never see me get into any back & forth with anyone, involve myself in vuulgar discuss or behave in anyway that I would not be proud of, which is why fayose's conducts belittles the the most mocked value of the Yoruba tribe "Respect"..

Respect is not about greeting ONLY as erroneously believed.

Respect is about being honourable,

Respect is curteous regard for people's feelings,

Respect is about value....

What part of it does fayose embody??

Everything should not be reduced to partisan politics, everything human about us should not be sacrificed at the altar of obsessive consumption without thinking of what we project.

Alams wasn't a saint, we all know that & the only reason the UK didncall for him all these time was because of the kkind of government we had.....

Let's agree the govt was going to hand him over, it was irreponsible of him to utter that statement that was only for 2 reasons...

1. Heat up the polity

2. Ensure his party wins the election...

Search your conscience & examine if he did right.

For the avoidance of all doubts, Alams "death" is of no personal loss as far as I am concerned. & he can therefore rest as he so desired for Bayelsa state & her citizens...

Thank you & be good.