Reyginus:
So in essence the will to convict is equal to winning the war against corruption? For example I want to build a house and because I'm collecting the materials I've already built the house? And in the count for people with houses I should be mentioned?

don4real18:

Lol

Lemme rephrase your wrong sentence
"I believe there's something my English teacher omitted from his lessons which his teacher didn't."
Don't make fun of anyone if you aren't any better

Henovy:

The very essence of the trial is to see if the fellows are guilty or not. That is the starting point of the war. Nobody has been convicted yet but the war is on course. Back to you, you are in the process of building, so if people who are building houses(read fighting corruption), you should be mentioned but mind you, you have not completed the house, but in due course you will complete it. However, in the case of corruption, there is completion. It's a continuous project. Got it?

Ioannes:


hello... am not the one taking anything personal, its your people who can't realise that they lost an election and need to move on.

you need to advice yourselves on the need not to be like the fly who follows the corpse into the grave.

I prefer to eat rice from Aisha than to take from mama piss.

whether you like Buhari or not is not the issue, we can't simply sit back and watch people with an infantile level of reasoning shape the level of discussions in this country.

you may be entitled to your opinion, but once you put it out here, you better make damn sure you can defend it.

Reyginus:
I get it. But do you call that winning the war?

leo1234:

If you must know I am pro Buhari. I campaigned seriously against Goodluck and PDP in particular during last election.
My opinion is, no carry politics for head like gala because Buhari can still fail you.
Thank you.

If I may ask, how did you where I come from?
Sentiment! Sentiment!! Sentiment!!!

Henovy:

Nope! but we are on course sha. Anti-corruption war is an on going war. It cannot end. This is because the yam eaters are always devising new strategies to cover up their tracts.

Ioannes:


lol. okay I hear you. I'm only advocating we give buhari a chance.

some people are wishing and praying and hoping he fails so as to justify not voting for him. something like cutting off one's nose just to spite the face.

I'm sure you get my drift.

Ioannes:


I'm glad you know that the implementation is the wahala.

ask yourself sincerely, what efforts did Jonathan make in the clean up of ogoni land?

he was too busy being drunk.

vfactor:


So what's the difference? Talk and no implement. Then why replace me, when u re not doing better.

leo1234:


I get your point. The truth is, if you keep attacking those criticising Buhari you won't notice when Buhari will Bleep up.
Criticism is allowed and it is good for democracy.

Ioannes:


the difference? Jonathan is done and gone. he was there for 6years, didn't do sh*it.

buhari is currently there, 6MONTHS and counting. the cleanup process may start anytime from this moment. you never can tell.

Ioannes:


you don't get my point. if a Fulani man can come and give an order for the clean up of the place, why the heck couldn't a son of the soil clean it up or at least make an effort in six good years.

was it that he didn't see the need for it, or he was too drunk to even see to the welfare of his people?

well defend him all you like, it's you guys that live with the consequences of oil spillage, though we all know you are all running away from your land to the SW.

LesbianBoy:

Click like if you think this guy is the buffoon and not GEJ (THE HERO OF OUR DEMOCRACY)

Meriekriss:


You still don't get my point. Giving an order or directive isn't the end of it.. A Fulani man might just decide to score a political point by giving that order seeing that ppl will react the way you are doing now.. That's y I said, let the clean up Commerce first then I will b the first to come here nd lash On GEJ for that... Dnt b quick to say am defending GEJ just because I want to.. I can as well say that to u..

vfactor:


Until it starts..... I ve heard so many promises from politicians and watch them break them all. Don't blame me if I don't trust them. So I can't start singing their praises when they ve not done nothing!

bokohalal:
Transparency International is being mischievous or downright ignorant of the war against corruption in Nigeria. No African country has taken on corruption headlong as Nigeria. The mind-boggling amount mentioned is more than the GDP of the named countries.

Ioannes:


what is this one saying now? na by force to quote me?

you may need to look in the mirror to see who the fool is. just read your post again.

aubventure:

House boy better work for self and stop complaining about people you know can never be found in your lineage free this guy. he is in our past talk about the present.if you know you don't have money because of this guy go hang yourself and die. leave trash for Lawma

Ioannes:


MUMU. what league is this craze person talking about.

forming yeye levels on a faceless forum.

you better do quick and pack out of your parents' house at 40 years old, instead of skulking around on Nairaland like a homeless ghoul. oda! so you are looking for respect ba? I'm sure your village children will give you some if you buy sweet for them.

and if you are hitching to have a "son" you can go ahead and impregnate one of dem teens that run after your sorry self. after all the twenty twenty naira u give dem every week should count for something.

ocelot2006:


And the demented baboon keeps yapping. Who needs your damn respect? Feeling hurt, idiota? Good. Here's an idea, go hang yourself. Now run along A$$wipe & go do something useful with your....well, your useless life. Or go fling poo with your fellow baboons. Now fvck off.

Ioannes:


you really are a re*tard. I'm done responding to your silly self.

by the way...

Ioannes:


my dear let's wait until the end of four years before we can conclude that he isn't going to clean the place up. just six months in, three and a half years to go.

justiz5:


History or rather the past is always good to point at or make reference to.

It is you who should go and hug tranformer should my continued reference to the man that single handedly crippled the economy of Nigeria is causing you pains.

aubventure:

I know you know nothing about the economy I wouldn't start analyzing what is keeping us here. Your actions too are among what is keeping us here. go and contest for governorship position in your state and start from there but if you don't and you keep complaining of GEJ na RIP go be your case after you don get heart attack

[size=14pt].[/size]I weep when
people are bent on defending evil.

If you knew any thing about the economy of a Country like Nigeria and the economic effect of governance on its micro and macro performance both in the short and long run. You would not have posted all these craps.

AzontoGhost:

I believe you don't know what's going on in Ghana.
if Ghana excels per their Anti-corruption drive, etc, and qualifies as a rare gem to T.I in Africa, Then i must cry for Mama Africa!

uboma:



You have said it all bro.

After the first media chat of PMB, the citizens of Ghana wished to have PMB as their president. This is because of the high rate of corruption on-going in their country.

Transparency International isnt transparent in their findings afterall.

justiz5:

aubventure:

social media try for you wey you know micro and macro economic. Nigeria became the largest producing nation in Africa in whose regime, how much was the forex then. after all this hardship your pmb puting us through nothing is being done to the China budget he presented to the house of assembly. in his budget he want to mortgage our economy to does tauts called Imf by borrowing 5billions Naira everyday without stating how he is going to pay back .
guy go sleep you are still a boy

[size=14pt]
.[/size]Its a pity most of you think you are the only persons that read what you read and no any other person read it, please grow up.

I know your type, all you want is just for one to start bringing out his CV so that you will start saying he/she is bragging.

I will not fall prey to your antics.

Have a good day.

Just30:

The reason why we wish our president was like a Buhari kind is the fact that Buhari have the will to fight it even though he hasn't yet made sure that those envoling his own people are investigated but our president lack that will. Corruption cases are being fought by citizens of Ghana when the only effective committee of Parliament 'The Public Account Committee' race it up. Then it becomes an issue because Ghanaians take the Government on and then investigations are done and monies are retrieved.