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| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Jombojombo(m): 5:01pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jogojogo: Can u pls mention the pains u passed tru under GEJ?.., and can u compare them wit wot we hav now? Zombiesm is a disease 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Jombojombo(m): 5:08pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
NgeneUkwenu: Zombie, show us ur name for CBN list u no gree.., this #10 u de get per post won't help o 3 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by yaki84: 5:19pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Ecoterrorist: e tey wey I see egift o, e fit be emptyhen don block him smuggling route o..... chai... 2 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jogojogo: 5:19pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jcross19: I agree with you. Politicians are the same any day...they re bunch of greedy and selfish pple but i still maintain its too early to crucify APC performance |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jogojogo: 5:37pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Jombojombo: If Nigerians were living in pleasure, if PDP was doing well as a Govt, why was she voted out at the Federal level and why did PDP lost so many state? You shout zombie yet u hv such a shallow and short memory than that of a rat. Admit it a not, PDP was voted and kicked out because of bad perormance.Nigerians were ultimately tired of the destructive party who never meant well for the citizenry. Nigerians were smiling, happy and enjoying yet they opted for an unkown party. Right? 1 Like |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Jombojombo(m): 6:00pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jogojogo: You ar a clown! Have u heard about the popular saying that u don't knw the value of what you hav until u lose it? That is exactly the case of Nigeria right now. GEJ is the best thing to hav happened to this country. APC came with their phantom unrealistic promises and some zombies like u were deluded into believing them. APC crooks led by emperor Tinubu just needed to share frm the national cake at the Presidency hence they adopted every means to win the election. Now the whole world is witnessing their gross incompetency and deceit. I stil ask you to mention just one thing u suffered over under the last admin and I will give u thousands of things we ar currently suffering on 3 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Pidggin(f): 6:08pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Hahaha  Only 10mths?! This is just beginning 3 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jogojogo: 6:10pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Jombojombo: You call me clown, right? That s a clear evidence that you have a shallow mind and already suffering from brain damage. My prayers go out to you that God will save your soul from this predicament. Your question still stand...perherps any time you get well mentally you could tell me why GEJ was voted out if he was doing well. Get well soon retarded fellow To some slow poke out there GEJ will win if he comes to contest . Imagine where Dokpesi stated that PDP fielding GEJ was a mistake..... If pDP was doing well, no matter the promises put by APC, Nig erians would have stand with PDP. APC capitalized on the failures of PDP. When one is frustrated, seeking for an option becomes solution. PDP frustration led Nigerians to APC If PDP had done any thing tangible, they would have shown us what they have achived during the last campaign/election rather they chose to spend 2.1 bilion naira to give hate documentary on the person of Buhari and Tinubu. A documentary which ran for close to 1 month. I thank all Nigerians who kicked out that destructive party call pdP 1 Like |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Pidggin(f): 6:10pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jogojogo: The North and South West voted against him, but we in the East and South South voted for him, so don't you think we count? You talk as if the whole of Nigeria wanted him out, which is a big lie. 3 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Pidggin(f): 6:14pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jcross19: Explain why the East and South South voted for him? If he failed your people, he did not fail mine. 3 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Jombojombo(m): 6:23pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Pidggin: The guy is an amateur zombie! He said GEJ made his people to pass through pains, I then asked him to mention just one thing that he suffered about under GEJ and let me giv him the once we are suffering about under this dullard, he could not. I think NgeneUkwenu need to giv some zombies like jogojogo a crash course on Zombiesm 2 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jogojogo: 6:34pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Pidggin: How come this same West voted him in his first attempt when he contested against Buhari and how come some state like Kaduna, Adamawa,Taraba, benue and kogi voted him in his first attempt? Lagos state voted ACN for Governor and voted GeJ for presdient even though there was a presidential canditate for ACN in 2011. Observe that most of thse states voted in favour of GEJ in 2011 but in 2015 voted against him. What simply happened within the four years? Performance of course. Samething will happen to Buhari if he fails to perform. 2 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jogojogo: 6:41pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Jombojombo: I wont dignify u by answering that question because its simply silly and imaterial as on the overall it takes only frustration and un fulfiled expectation to seek for an option anmd that was what led to PDP being kicked out of power. APC simply capitalised on the frustrations and yearning for good governance by Nigerians due to the failure of the PDP Govt....admit this fact or not...cal me names but that wont change the reality |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Pidggin(f): 6:49pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jogojogo: OBJ factor is the reason and APC included a Yoruba VP candidate, stop acting like you don't understand politics 3 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by pendusky(m): 6:51pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Your Excellency Sir, I write you this piece not as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, but as the minister of petroleum resources appointed by yourself on the 11th of November, 2015. You seem to have forgotten that you are the minister of petroleum resources and may have completely relinquished your responsibilities to the minister of state of petroleum resources— Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, who to me, to a reasonable extent has been up and doing. You seem to have neglected the fact that you are directly answerable to Nigerians as the Minister of petroleum resources, and owe it to Nigerians to make the product readily available and affordable. As a reminder of what you already know- the fuel scarcity has fully gripped major cities in the country and contributing negatively to an economy that is still struggling to pick its stand. Pathetic as it may, your ministry has failed Nigerians over its inability to end the lingering fuel scarcity, as this unabated scarcity of the product has contributed to the high cost of goods and service. The Honourable Minister of petroleum Sir, you are on your way in setting the record of the longest reign of fuel scarcity in the history of the republic under your watch. As since you have been sworn in, it has been from one scarcity to another. Although, one cannot be-little or underestimate the efforts of the junior minister of petroleum resources who also happens to be the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)- Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, in revamping the sector. But Sir, your unnecessary and unwarranted silence and carefree attitude before every short statement is issued on the lingering scarcity is worrisome. It suggests that you may have forgotten or may have become unconscious of the fact that you head the ministry that is currently failing Nigerians to make available and affordable the product that is key to the economy and of importance to the day to day activities of the people. The unending scarcity that has in-turn led to an increase in pump price of the product calls for your urgent attention in the sector and a swift reaction in finding a lasting solution to this menace. It is sickening and shameful that Nigerians would have to wait on long queues for hours that could have been channelled in doing other productive things just to a get a few litre of fuel. Your ministry cannot continually fail to provide the basic need of the people and unnecessarily make Nigerians go through pains for a product we have in its raw form and expect the people to be pleased with it. All that you have said and perhaps done about the scarcity is still very much infinitesimal as compared to the pains Nigerians go through on a daily basis to get this product for their respective use. You may have actually chosen not to react to the issue as the president, but you owe it to Nigerians as the minister of petroleum resources. Nigerians owe you responsible for failing them in this regard. Sir, if holding both position as minster of petroleum resources and president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria seem too cumbersome for you, let go of one and concentrate on the one you think you can deliver better. Your excuses so far for the scarcity would not put food on the masses` table and will not save the soul of those that have lost their lives as a result of this scarcity. Get the job done sir if you can. If you can`t, FIRE yourself and get a replacement for yourself as soon as possible and don’t just be there as a figurehead. Those calling for the minister of state- Dr. Ibe Kachikwu resignation are muddling things up. They should be calling for your resignation not his. There is a reason why you choose to appoint yourself as the minister of petroleum resources. But it’s a pity the reason is not being felt by Nigerians. Your self-appointment as a minister in that sector has made little or no impact on the lives of the people. Perhaps the minister of state is choked up. Maybe the work is too much for him. Maybe he is not getting the overall assistance he needs from you as his direct boss because of your busy schedule. Maybe he needs to share his portfolio with someone. A full minister appointed to do the job will no doubts dedicate more time for the job than you do now. Think about this! Nigerians have suffered so much and so long in the name of fuel scarcity and the pains are becoming very much unbearable. Every passing second that the scarcity lingers on is a slap on your portfolio and a shame on our nation which nature has blessed with the product in its raw form. This is not an act of unnecessary wailing; it is a passionate wake up call to you and your ministry. Arrest the situation now and put it to rest once and for all. Yours sincerely, Ogundana Michael Rotimi. |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Pidggin(f): 6:52pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Jombojombo: Don't mind them, they keep talking off point 2 Likes |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by pendusky(m): 6:56pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Jombojombo:Post one or two pics on the first post jor, Lalastica is using Nokia |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jcross19: 7:21pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Pidggin:they are all looters the mess we are facing today were caused by them. |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by jogojogo: 7:21pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Pidggin: Obj factor? When his daughter couldnt win an election?Obj factor in kaduna where the pdp vice president hailed from? Obj factor in Benue, taraba, adamawa, kogi...GeJ won in these northern places in 2011, what then happened in 2015?... Leave out all these factor matter. Obj even lost out against Falae in 1999. It was the north that voted mostly for him. If Buhari fails to perform no factor will retain him in office beyond 2019 |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by CltrAltDel: 7:31pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
[s] Ecoterrorist:[/s] TRASH!!! |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by cckris: 7:35pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
Ecoterrorist: |
| Re: Heavy Protest Rocks Abuja Over State Of The Nation (photos) by Pidggin(f): 7:49pm On Mar 30, 2016 |
jogojogo: I was pointing out the reasons why the South West voted for Buhari in my previous post, the reasons why Buhari won in the North is very obvious too. If OBJ lost out in 1999 against a fellow Yoruba candidate does it mean that he would lose out to a candidate from South South? Or does it mean that he will lose to the same opponent in 2011? Is that how you think politics is? If people's vote remain the same why do you think politicians spend so much money on campaigning? Politicians play on sentiments, they use money, they use almost anything that will go in their favor to attract votes. You need to understand what politics is all about before trying to argue. |
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