ijustdey:


Against expectations, Buhari had approved the re-appointment of Boss Mustapha as Secretary to the Government of the Federation and Abba Kyari as Chief of Staff to the President.




http://saharareporters.com/2019/07/05/el-rufai%E2%80%99s-son-threatens-buhari-over-appointments

I Thought He Wants To Bomb Bubu. He Should Bomb The Cabal That Made The Appointment. Jibril Is Just A Figure-head. Bubu I Gone No Be Today. Kill All The Cabals And Nigeria Will Bounce Back Again And This Jibril Government Will Thrive

If Ikpeazu could get a second term in Igboland, no Igbo man should make noise if someone like Dalung gets reappointed as Minister.

Where is the threat ?

DIKEnaWAR:
More than 50% of the cabinet will return. Buhari knows no one except those that sing his praises and tell him he is better than gala. His assessment of lieutenants is determined by how moronic you are in sucking up to him.

Dude has a god mentality.

U are just a biased hater.

Ok.
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Design your websites at pocket friendly rate.

Tolexander:
future Kaduna State governor and legislative member is talking


This one don dey take style enter politics small small

The day a son of Nigerian politician will lead a protest

What a day that day will be

Bet9ja and MTN scammers have taken over Nairaland ooooo

Juliusmalema:
The only solution is for Bashir El-rufai to join hands and end this lugard adulterous entity.


No country born out of fornication, adultery survives.


Flora is a white prostitute.....ashawo.

And you think that a Nigeria without the North will flourish?

The 2 major tribes, Yoruba and Igbo will contend with each other.

With the Igbo's entrepreneurial qualities, they'll dominate the commercial life. This however won't worry the Yoruba's one but but the Igbo tendency of chest beating and rubbing it in their noses will prove combustible and they'll try and clip the wings of the Igbo's.

I had a friend from Akwa Ibom who seethes when he remembers the Igbo day in his town when he was young. He said it was as though they owned the town. Calling your host lazy isn't endearing. The Igbo speaking people of Opobo complain bitterly about being called lazy and refuse to be identified as Igbo

What if Yoruba should break out as a country? It may succeed but many thing Yoruba's take for granted now will suddenly become burning issues. There will be squabbles between Ijebus and Egba's, Ondo's and Ekiti ect. There will probably be rotational presidency. And a disconnect may open up between Chritians and Muslim Yorubas.

If Awolowo became president however, it would have led to a prosperous Yoruba nation.

I don't hate Igbo's. I love them and they are prospering in my hometown. I'm just saying it as it is.

contigiency:


Nigeria should divide because someone expressed an opinion. An opinion that is not different from what you people have been complaining against the manner of buhari's appointments, that's why you are expressing frustration. You will need to read a book that will guide you in knowing exactly what you want.

Why are you against Nigeria dividing

It's the best thing to happen right now

Are you an enemy of progress

contigiency:


Nigeria should divide because someone expressed an opinion. An opinion that is not different from what you people have been complaining against the manner of buhari's appointments, that's why you are expressing frustration. You will need to read a book that will guide you in knowing exactly what you want.

They are not called wailers for nothing - they are programmed to wail even without a justifiable cause.

Olayinka8793:
Fact is Buhari will fail even when surrounded by the most capable people as ministers,when the head is rotten................, dude's archaic thinking, mentality and bigotry has no place in 21st century leadership. Were Nigeria to be a sane country, he had be mentally and charismatically unqualified to be a gateman at Aso Rock.

Aeeyaaaa ! Who did this too you ?

I didn't see any element of threat in the boys statement

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I no blame fulani people na local Hausa people wey let dem deceive dem with Koran and suya meat I dey blame,for other African countries dem no dey allow fulani people near power na only for Nigeria fulani people get mouth,

grandstar:


And you think that a Nigeria without the North will flourish?

The 2 major tribes, Yoruba and Igbo will contend with each other.

With the Igbo's entrepreneurial qualities, they'll dominate the commercial life. This however won't worry the Yoruba's one but but the Igbo tendency of chest beating and rubbing it in their noses will prove combustible and they'll try and clip the wings of the Igbo's.

I had a friend from Akwa Ibom who seethes when he remembers the Igbo day in his town when he was young. He said it was as though they owned the town. Calling your host lazy isn't endearing. The Igbo speaking people of Opobo complain bitterly about being called lazy and refuse to be identified as Igbo

What if Yoruba should break out as a country? It may succeed but many thing Yoruba's take for granted now will suddenly become burning issues. There will be squabbles between Ijebus and Egba's, Ondo's and Ekiti ect. There will probably be rotational presidency. And a disconnect may open up between Chritians and Muslim Yorubas.

If Awolowo became president however, it would have led to a prosperous Yoruba nation.

I don't hate Igbo's. I love them and they are prospering in my hometown. I'm just saying it as it is.

I love your submission, very cool devoid of tribalism and ethnic statement just a little detected.
Is good to balance analysis as not to be one sided.


Secondly leave chesting beating as far as you relate well with your visitors, others u read don't need to worry you.


Finally yoruba and Igbo been in one country, don't u realise it won't work out

hmmm

Corrosiveman:
I think Nigeria should just divide make this people go begin rule themselves cos it means that Nigeria would never progress since the cabals have taken politics as family Affair

If the solution to everything is dividing we may end up having Like 68 countries from Nigeria.

contigiency:


Nigeria should divide because someone expressed an opinion. An opinion that is not different from what you people have been complaining against the manner of buhari's appointments, that's why you are expressing frustration. You will need to read a book that will guide you in knowing exactly what you want.

they'll still be confused when they read it

Tolexander:
future Kaduna State governor and legislative member is talking


This one don dey take style enter politics small small

E ho better for you. This is what they do. Send their kids to study abroad then come back to rule again taking the saddle where their old men left it or saddle side by side. But ignorant in naija who can't feed three meals a day successfully will be yanking.

This boy needs to be placed on involuntary psychiatric hold.

Juliusmalema:
The only solution is for Bashir El-rufai to join hands and end this lugard adulterous entity.


No country born out of fornication, adultery survives.


Flora is a white prostitute.....ashawo.

No man, flora is plant!!!

grandstar:


And you think that a Nigeria without the North will flourish?

The 2 major tribes, Yoruba and Igbo will contend with each other.

With the Igbo's entrepreneurial qualities, they'll dominate the commercial life. This however won't worry the Yoruba's one but but the Igbo tendency of chest beating and rubbing it in their noses will prove combustible and they'll try and clip the wings of the Igbo's.

I had a friend from Akwa Ibom who seethes when he remembers the Igbo day in his town when he was young. He said it was as though they owned the town. Calling your host lazy isn't endearing. The Igbo speaking people of Opobo complain bitterly about being called lazy and refuse to be identified as Igbo

What if Yoruba should break out as a country? It may succeed but many thing Yoruba's take for granted now will suddenly become burning issues. There will be squabbles between Ijebus and Egba's, Ondo's and Ekiti ect. There will probably be rotational presidency. And a disconnect may open up between Chritians and Muslim Yorubas.

If Awolowo became president however, it would have led to a prosperous Yoruba nation.

I don't hate Igbo's. I love them and they are prospering in my hometown. I'm just saying it as it is.

What a huge load of nonsense.

Buhari supporters sha. No sense at all.

So it is the north that is helping Nigeria?
The north that has ensured that Nigeria will never become a tourist haven in the next 1000 years.
Half of our revenue is pumped to the north in the name of insecurity.
And that is just one way Nigeria has been fuccked over by the north.

You get luck say no be twitter we dey.

RTSC:

What a huge load of nonsense.

Buhari supporters sha. No sense at all.

So it is the north that is helping Nigeria?
The north that has ensured that Nigeria will never become a tourist haven in the next 1000 years.
Half of our revenue is pumped to the north in the name of insecurity.
And that is just one way Nigeria has been fuccked over by the north.

You get luck say no be twitter we dey.

First of all, I'm apolitical and I am not a fan of Buhari. I don't even understand what you are writing!

Bashir make u advice ur ill mouthed father first

grandstar:


First of all, I'm apolitical and I am not a fan of Buhari. I don't even understand what you are writing!

Oga, shut up.
Your talk dey annoy person.

Grow your business with this our links.

Juliusmalema:



I love your submission, very cool devoid of tribalism and ethnic statement just a little detected.
Is good to balance analysis as not to be one sided.


Secondly leave chesting beating as far as you relate well with your visitors, others u read don't need to worry you.


Finally yoruba and Igbo been in one country, don't u realise it won't work out

Are you saying if Igbo and Yoruba are one country, that can't I see it will work?

It probably could now after 50 years of independence. The Igbo and Yoruba however won't hold the aces. It would be the Niger Deltans. They are the beautiful bride.

A dividing of the country between North and South will have a destabilising effect on both sides. First each side will lose a massive market. That loss will deal both the South and North huge blows.

Next, is a mass exodus of people.. There'll be mass emigration of Southerners living in the North back to the South and Northerners will return to the North. The movement of millions will hurt as they will pack not only their money but their skills as well.

The deluge of people returning home will swamp their hometowns and villages and severely strain services. Those bound to feel it most are the Igbo's. I won't be surprised is more than half of all Igbo's leave outside Igbo land. It will however be tempered with the fact the exodus will only be from the North as Southwest won't be ejecting Igbo's.

The Yoruba towns most likely to be affected by any exodus are Oshogbo and Ogbomosho. They have large numbers of their indigenes in the North. There may be other Yoruba towns affected but I prefer to say things based on facts and not mere conjuring as many are wont to do.

The exodus of Notherners will adversely affect Lagos. Lagos will feel the exodus of many Northerners and if not careful, in some areas cripple activities.

The Niger Deltans will be encouraged to stay within South Nigeria by giving them a larger slice of the oil revenue, perhaps 25% or even more.

RTSC:

Oga, shut up.
Your talk dey annoy person.

Did I abuse you? Why are you insulting me? You're developing headache over nothing.

grandstar:


Are you saying if Igbo and Yoruba are one country, that can't I see it will work?

It probably could now after 50 years of independence. The Igbo and Yoruba however won't hold the aces. It would be the Niger Deltans. They are the beautiful bride.

A dividing of the country between North and South will have a destabilising effect on both sides. First each side will lose a massive market. That loss will deal both the South and North huge blows.

Next, is a mass exodus of people.. There'll be mass emigration of Southerners living in the North back to the South and Northerners will return to the North. The movement of millions will hurt as they will pack not only their money but their skills as well.

The deluge of people returning home will swamp their hometowns and villages and severely strain services. Those bound to feel it most are the Igbo's. I won't be surprised is more than half of all Igbo's leave outside Igbo land. It will however be tempered with the fact the exodus will only be from the North as Southwest won't be ejecting Igbo's.

The Yoruba towns most likely to be affected by any exodus are Oshogbo and Ogbomosho. They have large numbers of their indigenes in the North. There may be other Yoruba towns affected but I prefer to say things based on facts and not mere conjuring as many are wont to do.

The exodus of Notherners will adversely affect Lagos. Lagos will feel the exodus of many Northerners and if not careful, in some areas cripple activities.

The Niger Deltans will be encouraged to stay within South Nigeria by giving them a larger slice of the oil revenue, perhaps 25% or even more.

Ooh Niger deltans, please we don't need them or any such that thrives on exaggeration. The issue of oil won't even come to play.

The deciding factor, is as simple as and as Britain and catalans did their own which is where do u want to go here or there. If they say biafra fine, if you say Nigeria fine but it must be limited to igbo speaking communities not otherwise.....So that there will be homogeneity and easy understanding to development.

There is no beautiful pride because their fate is not even on the better side or what has they gained with the oil. Am totally against forcing people against their wish, there should be clear decision before people like Asari Dokubo will come to remind me that it was an Ijaw man that coined the name Biafra..


So I maintain, nobody is been forced but a decision of yes or No. Do you want to be in Nigeria, yes or No..that's all nobody should be forced

finally that a country is disintegrating doesn't mean mass Exodus of people, get it right. It only means that you have to conform to the laws guiding you in your new estate. Pay your taxes and obey their laws. It is only in Nigeria that separation means going back home or migrating.........No.....

Juliusmalema:



Ooh Niger deltans, please we don't need them or any such that thrives on exaggeration. The issue of oil won't even come to play.

The deciding factor, is as simple as and as Britain and catalans did their own which is where do u want to go here or there. If they say biafra fine, if you say Nigeria fine but it must be limited to igbo speaking communities not otherwise.....So that there will be homogeneity and easy understanding to development.

There is no beautiful pride because their fate is not even on the better side or what has they gained with the oil. Am totally against forcing people against their wish, there should be clear decision before people like Asari Dokubo will come to remind me that it was an Ijaw man that coined the name Biafra..


So I maintain, nobody is been forced but a decision of yes or No. Do you want to be in Nigeria, yes or No..that's all nobody should be forced

finally that a country is disintegrating doesn't mean mass Exodus of people, get it right. It only means that you have to conform to the laws guiding you in your new estate. Pay your taxes and obey their laws. It is only in Nigeria that separation means going back home or migrating.........No.....

Do you think Northerners will be happy you're leaving? The exodus is forced migration by Igbos sensing their lives maybe in danger.

Many years ago, probably in the early 2000's, an Igbo man sensed their maybe war and he started selling his things at giveaway prices so that he can flee with his most cherished earthly possessions, his soul and those of his family. No secession can happen now without the shedding of blood. The country needs lots of growing up to do before a referendum allowing a bloodless split can occur.

And I suspect when Nigeria reaches such maturity, the need for seceding will die out as the Igbo's and all Nigerians will live in a prosperous country.