Kituan

What are you smoking? Please get off this IBB worship. . . He is a scared little man, he is past his prime.
Have you missed the loads of contradictions coming from him lately? First he says he won't chicken out,
then he chickens out using morality as an excuse. What the hell are you talking about? He doesn't want
to compete with Yar Adua in PDP's primaries because of their family ties and because he is a nice guy but
he will compete with him under a different platform for the same elective position? What kind of sense
does that make?

Get it - He is a man afraid of his past. He is loathed by many except for those who are looking for hand
outs and waiting to take advantage of him. His biggest fear today is not ending up in jail one way or the
other. Say invincible again!

@ Iyke-D
I believe every bit of what u've said it is a bitter truth!
For YARADUA, I just want all Nigerians to Stand by him, He's sure going to perform, God willing

@chyziani
Wishful thinking!It is this kind of thinking makes politicians get away with a lot

The best position to adopt is to wish death to Yar'adua.

Nigerians should join me in wishing death to Yar'adua

Who is this Yar Adua guy?

He is the son of the late Musa Yar Adua of politics of money andf thuggery. The fact that IBB considers himself on Yar Adua's side is enough for me to vote a million times against him (I'm not even registered to vote )

When will Nigeria break from the stranglehold of the cartel of thieves, looters and their offspring? When will we decide to make a positive stand by voting for anyone but one known to have any connections with past mismanagement and misappropriation?

Easyy:

Who is this Yar Adua guy?

He is the son of the late Musa Yar Adua of politics of money andf thuggery. The fact that IBB considers himself on Yar Adua's side is enough for me to vote a million times against him (I'm not even registered to vote )

When will Nigeria break from the stranglehold of the cartel of thieves, looters and their offspring? When will we decide to make a positive stand by voting for anyone but one known to have any connections with past mismanagement and misappropriation?

When the youths are ready to fight for their future. . .i think

Easyy:

Who is this Yar Adua guy?

He is the son of the late Musa Yar Adua of politics of money andf thuggery. The fact that IBB considers himself on Yar Adua's side is enough for me to vote a million times against him (I'm not even registered to vote )

When will Nigeria break from the stranglehold of the cartel of thieves, looters and their offspring? When will we decide to make a positive stand by voting for anyone but one known to have any connections with past mismanagement and misappropriation?

When we are ready to take our stand and take what is ours. When we are ready to lay down our lives for what we believe is right. When we are ready to take the battle to the gates of our common enemy and defeat him on his own turf.

Nigeria will break free from the stranglehold of this cartel when the people have had enough.

Until this happens, we will continue to post rhetorics on an anonymous webpage.

nilla:

When the youths are ready to fight for their future. . .i think

Maybe Nigerian youth believes his/her future lies in being subservient to some people who think they have divine rights to rule the Nation to a standstill. Maybe the Nigerian youth just believes that he/she is inconsequential in the grand scheme of polical events in the country.

Or, just maybe the Nigerian youth believes in this class of thieving, looting families and their unborn generations.

Genial:

When we are ready to take our stand and take what is ours. When we are ready to lay down our lives for what we believe is right. When we are ready to take the battle to the gates of our common enemy and defeat him on his own turf.

Nigeria will break free from the stranglehold of this cartel when the people have had enough.

Until this happens, we will continue to post rhetorics on an anonymous webpage.

Maybe the Nigerian youth does not know that Nigeria belongs to him/her. Maybe the Nigeria youth is so consumed by his/her 'today' that he/she has decided to mortgage his/her 'tomorrow' (future), just to have his today. Maybe the Nigerian youth has become so partially sighted and now sees the common enemy as his/her saviour.

Maybe the Nigerian youth has not had enough of suffering and the hardship of survival.

Maybe we will continue to post on websites and no one will actually do something positive about changing the pathetic state of the nation

Iyke D, cant u read?? Ibb does not have to be President to be overseeing affairs of the state, the earlier u guys realize that the less ur cardiac troubles, if there is 1 person that would be politially relevant even in death, it surely would be IBB, and believe me am being realistic, u guys by now should be able to see d handwriting on the wall and seperate idealism(how it ought to be) from realism(what it is)!!

Just so we are clear, whats the action plan of Nigerian youths? How are they going to help solve the problem? Going to the moon because it's there material can't work. I've heard people here talk about revolution. What will be the outcome? If taking action means destroying the society and burning down the limited infrastructure we have ONLY, forget it.

The best position to adopt is to wish death to Yar'adua.

Nigerians should join me in wishing death to Yar'adua

nigerian should join me in wishing death to the south-south-south east leaders that voted for him in the primaries!

Ynot:

Just so we are clear, whats the action plan of Nigerian youths? How are they going to help solve the problem? Going to the moon because it's there material can't work. I've heard people here talk about revolution. What will be the outcome? If taking action means destroying the society and burning down the limited infrastructure we have ONLY, forget it.

didnt realise we have infrastructure

thats always the case, " the people that will suffer are the poor" Erm Bleep it they are already suffering, theyve been suffering ever since!!!

LOL @ Loverbwoy

Ynot:

Just so we are clear, whats the action plan of Nigerian youths? How are they going to help solve the problem? Going to the moon because it's there material can't work. I've heard people here talk about revolution. What will be the outcome? If taking action means destroying the society and burning down the limited infrastructure we have ONLY, forget it.

As above, Maybe the Nigerian youth has not had enough of suffering and the hardship of survival.

When Nigerians have enough and want to stop it, they will. History is replete with many of such around the world

Maybe the Nigerian youth just believes that he/she is inconsequential in the grand scheme of polical events in the country.

If only they knew how consequential they are

Easyy:

As above, Maybe the Nigerian youth has not had enough of suffering and the hardship of survival.

When Nigerians have enough and want to stop it, they will. History is replete with many of such around the world

I wish they do. But we all aware that ain't gonna happen anytime soon. An average Nigerian youth will rather take the easy way out - leave the country, given the opportunity.

Ynot:

I wish they do. But we all aware that ain't going to happen anytime soon. An average Nigerian youth will rather take the easy way out - leave the country, given the opportunity.

But thats where you're wrong. . .we can make it happen. All we have to do is get people thinking about their future.

Yeah Nilla, you can make it happen from Kansas.

nilla:

But thats where you're wrong. . .we can make it happen. All we have to do is get people thinking about their future.

Oh yea. How you gonna do that? Nilla's coercive powers? Ethnocentrism alone will cripple any call to revolt.

BTW, how you dey? Still dancing naked?

you guys are outside the country and making these comments - what have you as an individual done to improve Nigeria? Apart from deserting her at her hour of need and wishing death to those people who offered themselves to serve the country?

Thanks jare.Ope u keeping it real?

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you guys are outside the country and making these comments - what have you as an individual done to improve Nigeria? Apart from deserting her at her hour of need and wishing death to those people who offered themselves to serve the country?


Yu try oh.Looks like u in London too.Y nt lead by example.

Donzman:

Yeah Nilla, you can make it happen from Kansas.

lol
i'm not going to be in kansas forever 

Ynot:

Oh yea. How you going to do that? Nilla's coercive powers? Ethnocentrism alone will cripple any call to revolt.

BTW, how you dey? Still dancing naked?

lol @ coercive powers.
Who said anything about me! Its we. . and I'm serious.
Revolution . . .not my thing
Non-violent resistance . . . nobody will send us message.

But we can think up something.
For starters, each person needs to change. . .believe there is hope for naija 

also i wasn't the one dancing naked. . .it was Donzman

alabiyemmy:

you guys are outside the country and making these comments - what have you as an individual done to improve Nigeria? Apart from deserting her at her hour of need and wishing death to those people who offered themselves to serve the country?

Did no such thing

nilla:

Did no such thing

Tell me more?So how have u helped her den?Let me know oh cos u dey US and i know u will not want to return home someday.So?

9ja4eva:

Tell me more?So how have u helped her den?Let me know oh because u dey US and i know u will not want to return home someday.So?

Did you read my post @ all.
i said i'm not going to be here forever.

nilla:

Did you read my post @ all.
i said i'm not going to be here forever.

If u for real den i tink its welcoming oh.

Nilla where you at in Kansa? I used to visit Wichita and Kansas city from OKC.

Ynot:

Nilla where you at in Kansa? I used to visit Wichita and Kansas city from OKC.

Are u going to come back home too?How is Florida?

9ja4eva:

Are u going to come back home too?How is Florida?

Sure. When you guys come up with a comprehensive plan, let me know. BTW, i'm no longer in Florida.

@Kituan,

I can read, its just that you are taking this your IBB is directing everything from the sidelines
way too far. You have bought in to his myth and aura too much. Like I said, he is just a scared
little man doing all he can to avoid jail time. If you like, you can continue to indulge yourself in
the fantasy that IBB is so relevant and that nothing moves in Nigerian politics without him.

He may be your hero of sort, but he is a has-been. If he was any smarter or wiser, he should
have seen the writing on the wall and not bothered to pick up a PDP form. How could he have
made such a blunder and not see that he was no longer wanted by PDP? If he controls Yar
Adua then he should have known then that Yar Adua was being positioned to be the flag
bearer, another blunder from a so-called master strategist.

Remember what happened to the real Maradona? He is a coke head, a drug addict who can't
hold down a coaching a job!

Kituan

Please spare us this suya-joint politics of yesteryears lets talk of something else.
I hope you know that when he picked up his form guys from Nothern Coalition for Democracy mobilised against him immediately a fact which accounted for his leaving the PDP secratariat through the back door.
Good old fear nothing else.