Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by ocelot2006(m): 7:08am On Oct 21, 2017 |
raymytech: Jonathan should shot up Buhari should get out. |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by bejeria101(m): 8:14am On Oct 21, 2017 |
Dandsome: I weak.
People just didn't like Jonathan mostly because of tribalism.
Most of the things leveled against him were just lies Na today una day break? Isnt mr intergrity aka the dullard of daura doing a good job? |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by emmydadave: 11:21am On Oct 21, 2017 |
vedaxcool: Ineffectual Buffoon knew 1 trillion naira got stolen due to subsidy yet rather than prosecuete tge thieves he turned his anger on ordinary nigerians. No one trust king of thieves and ineffectual buffoon.. Zombie. |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by Myde4naija(m): 12:01pm On Oct 21, 2017 |
Paperwhite: Buhari,Adeshina cum APC will really fool themselves to keep the grandeur delusion that Nigerians are happy let alone keeping trust with this government that have inflicted unprecedented hardship on it hapless citizens. Nigerians are just waiting for 2019 to do the needful.Meanwhile anyone who keep faith with this wicked set of people is eternally doomed.Femi Adeshina should know that being in the corridor of power is just a transient thing. I'm sure u don't use to vote......typical wailer altitude |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by Myde4naija(m): 12:02pm On Oct 21, 2017 |
ocelot2006:
Buhari should get out. or you should get lost |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by Myde4naija(m): 12:04pm On Oct 21, 2017 |
chosengocap:
Femi Adesina Lied: Fear, Not Trust is Why Nigerians Did Not Protest En Masse Against Fuel Price Hike When Femi Adesina says that it is because of trust that Nigerians did not rise up against the Buhari administration when it increased the pump price of petrol from ₦87 to ₦145, he betrays a deep ignorance and arrogance. First of all, it was not Nigerians that rose up again the Jonathan administration when that government increased the price of petrol on January 1, 2012. It was actually members of the All Progressive Congress who sponsored the protests. Nigerians have not so soon forgotten how Malam Nasir El- Rufai led other chieftains of the opposition to the Gani Fawehinmi Freedom Park, Ojota, Lagos, where they attracted crowds by inviting top musicians to perform and giving out free food and drinks. If anyone cares to Google the pictures of that event, they will see pictures of people who are currently on President Buhari's media team directing 'protesters' at that event. To now pass that sponsored protest as a sign that Nigerians trust Buhari but did not trust Jonathan is another propaganda in the long line of lies and deceit that the APC has come to be known for. The truth is that the reason Nigerians did not come out to protest against the fuel price hike by the Buhari administration's from ₦87 to ₦145 was because of fear, pure and simple. On December 15, 2015, the Nigerian Army, under President Muhammadu Buhari's command, killed 347 unarmed Shiite men, women, children and infants and buried them in a mass grave as revealed by the panel of inquiry instituted by the Kaduna State government. The excuse given by the military for this massacre was that the Shiites had blocked a road during one of their procession and this allegedly affected a trip by the chief of army staff. After killing his followers and destroying their place of worship, Sheikh Ibrahim Zak Zaky, the spiritual leader of the Nigerian Shiite community, was illegally and unconstitutionally detained and has not been seen or heard of in public since December 15, 2015. So when the Buhari administration increased the pump price of petrol, Nigerians wisely reasoned that if the Buhari administration can kill 347 unarmed Shiite men, women, children and infants for blocking a road, it would be suicidal to give them an opportunity to do the same thing to them on a wider scale. Under the Buhari administration, human life has become so cheap that the military and security services routinely kill innocent Nigerians whether it be Shiites, peaceful demonstrators or IDPs at the Rann IDP Camp. To say Nigerians trust an administration that publicly boasted that it would not tell Nigerians how much of their own money the President spent in treating himself in London when the State House Clinic cannot boast of ordinary panadol (by his own wife's testimony) is to speak a lie. Nigerians can judge the nature of the man whose number one campaign promise was that "no Nigerian Public official should receive medical treatment overseas at public expense". For him lies are cheap even if they are expensive for the Nigerian public who has to pay the price. Nor have Nigerians forgotten the promise to end corruption when the $25 billion Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation scam is ringing in their ears along with the denials by the Vice President that he never approved any contracts. How can they trust a government that has still not released or acted on the SGF's grass cutter contract prove after six months? In the five years that he GOVERNED Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan spent ₦16 trillion. The economy grew. The Naira was stable. We had the greatest expansion of infrastructure since the Gowon years and inflation was in single figures. In the two years that President Muhammadu Buhari has RULED Nigeria, he has spent ₦15 trillion. We have had recession. Naira collapsed. Inflation has gone back to double digits and the only infrastructure that he has started and completed is the Daura helipad. So Femi should spare us his propaganda and accept the truth that he is the mouthpiece of a murderous regime sustained by propaganda and surviving on corruption. Reno Omokri Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years: Chibok, 2015 and Other Conspiracies big fat and well composed blatant lies |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by ocelot2006(m): 1:10pm On Oct 21, 2017 |
Myde4naija: or you should get lost No, you should FVCK OFF. |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by Alao96(m): 5:40pm On Oct 21, 2017 |
CaptPlanet:
Says someone who's watching training drills on youtube.
He didn't manage them last season abi? Continue. Understand simple english... . . Haven't you heard of accumulated fatigue which can lead to injuries...like i said go and check dere training drills bfore coming to talk to me |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by CaptPlanet(m): 6:43pm On Oct 21, 2017 |
Alao96:
Understand simple english... . . Haven't you heard of accumulated fatigue which can lead to injuries...like i said go and check dere training drills bfore coming to talk to me In your earlier post U blamed Conte's training drills solely for the injuries and not fatigue. Teach yourself the English first oga Englishman. |
Re: "Nigerians Trust Buhari" - Femi Adesina Replies Jonathan by dataideas: 10:26pm On Mar 15, 2018 |
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