raumdeuter:


Are you his doctor to know he is terminally ill?

That was how Fayose and co were telling us Buhari wont last 2yrs, Buhari is about to finish 8yrs

Illimitable:


Buhari is stronger than Fayose.

Theflint1:
Maybe you're trolling sha, but Fayose just completed surgery on his spine, you don't expect he'd be jumping around the place after such a procedure.

Illimitable:


He didn’t get third class.

He got a pass(certificate of attendance, more like).

Illimitable:


If Fayose is healthy, why was he doing surgery on a spine?

Was it a cosmetic surgery?

Theflint1:
Pass or third class it doesn't matter, they're both poor grades but I'm sure he'd have gotten employment in a primary school with it nonetheless. That said, you can do poorly in one aspect of life and excel in others and Peter Obi did that by becoming a billionaire at an age when the best of his contemporaries were jostling for 10m/annum jobs at Chevron.

Theflint1:

Maybe it was a surgery to correct posture, I dunno, but people do surgeries every time, let Tinubu go and do his own too so he stops falling and slurring.

Theflint1:

So a footballer doing a surgery automatically makes him comparable to an old man suffering from a terminal condition

Illimitable:


He inherited a family business.

No one needs any brains to claim inheritance.



Asiwaju doesn’t need any surgery. He’s fine. He is running as Nigeria’s president, not training to become Man Utd’s right winger.



Nope, wrong analogy.

A footballer puts himself at risk everyday he steps on tr pitch in a very rigorous sport. He’s kicked, pushed, tripped, elbowed, etc . He’s bound to break something or tear a muscle.

Fayose is neither an athlete or a laborer. Why is he correcting a posture if he’s healthy? Don’t throw stones if you live in a glass house.

Theflint1:
Art courses can be quite difficult, wouldn't call Philosophy simple given its sometimes subjective nature and primary schools hire secondary school graduates so I'm pretty sure a third-class university graduate would do fine.

afrodoc2:


Let's call a spade a spade. A 3rd class University graduate is basically an olodo. It takes lots of determination and never-say-die attitude to sink to 3rd class.

And Arts courses are not more difficult than other courses.

He might be smart in business but that his 3rd class shows academically he is a dunderhead.

iamoyindamola:
https://www.nairaland.com/7260902/abubakar-yunus-kuje-prison-attack

Blueraydick

BlueRayDick:


To be honest the whole prison break and subsequent release of the kidnapped train passengers in batches by the terrorists looks suspicious kind of. But u know party men , if u talk now dem go say na out of hatred .

At least na APC Man dey propound the theory now

Oasis007:
Rev. Fr. Chinenye Oluoma: 2019 nobody from the entire South contested the PDP primaries because everyone believed in the "gentlemanly agreement" that power will remain in the North. Atiku contested it with fellow northerners and won.

The same Atiku and his PDP goons from North and South scuttled that arrangement and emerged as presidential flag bearer for the 2023 elections.

Forget the APC's Muslim-Muslim ticket, the source of the whole problem is PDP. If APC has failed woefully as PDP claimed, then anybody from the southern region, even the worse performing governor should easily beat anyone APC brings out.

Bringing Atiku forth shows that PDP is lying all the while and is interested only in capturing power.

Oasis007:
Rev. Fr. Chinenye Oluoma: Who else will spend heaven and earth to achieve this than Atiku whose thirst for power is unmatched?

If you are a sincere voter from the South and believes in equity and fairness, you can't consider PDP as an option, no way.

You can't be crying with us against APC'S Muslim-muslim ticket and still be rooting for PDP, that'd make you a shameless hypocrite from the South.
If you are also a sincere voter form the North and believes in the "gentlemanly" agreement of equitable power rotation between the south and north, you can't also consider PDP as an option in this election, no way.

I am not telling you who to vote, I am simply telling you who not to vote if equity, sincerity and honesty mean anything to you.

Let me come and be going first.

BlueRayDick:


Obi is definitely not book-smart ; he might be “other-smarts” but it seems book no be him way. I guess that explains why he keeps messing his speeches/interviews up with imaginary figures and statistics .

I used to have friends like that , they have head for a whole lot of good stuff, but when it comes to academics their head no dey always . Funny thing about such people is if u do mistake no go read well for exam and u ask them for help in exams, they will confidently tell u rubbish and u will thank them for it

Theflint1:
Clergy men can comment on governance but should try avoid partisan politics lest they be dragged. This man doesn't know what he's saying... PDP has had Southerners as presidents for 13/16 years it's been in power, the party's primary was open to everyone to contest and Atiku won.

afrodoc2:


So you are saying the guy is a fabu master.

BlueRayDick:
At this point I think some people are deliberately stupiiiid .

Rufai committed a traffic offence , he was rightly charged and he’s paid the fine that comes with conviction . Now he took a step further to apologize to people who expected him to act better being who he portrays himself to be in the public space ; but this buffoon below still has something unreasonable to say about his apology .


This idiottt going by his name is probably from Niger state where Bandits have taken over large areas of the state ; his governor has never apologized for failing the people , the dullard president Buhari has never apologized for failing the people of his state for not providing adequate security as the C-in-C ; yet Rufai Oseni’s apology is his problem ….. smh

izzou:


As much as you're right, the guy is right too.

An empty, useless apology

If his state governor apologizes for failing his people, it would still be useless and empty.

There's no difference in character between Rufai and the state governor, if we are being honest

BlueRayDick:


What do u expect Rufai to do after being convicted of a crime he committed and paying the fine that comes with conviction ?

Is he supposed to wear a sack cloth , throw ashes on his head and fall on his knees crying to the God for forgiveness like people do in Biblical times ?

As far as I’m concerned he’s apologized to his family , friends, colleagues and well wishers who expected better behavior from him and that’s enough . He owes nobody else any apology ; however his detractors wish to view is apology is their headache .

BlueRayDick:


What do u expect Rufai to do after being convicted of a crime he committed and paying the fine that comes with conviction ?

Is he supposed to wear a sack cloth , throw ashes on his head and fall on his knees crying to the God for forgiveness like people do in Biblical times ?

As far as I’m concerned he’s apologized to his family , friends, colleagues and well wishers who expected better behavior from him and that’s enough . He owes nobody else any apology ; however his detractors wish to view is apology is their headache .

izzou:


I quite agree with you that he owes no one any apology. That's why I classified it as empty and useless.

Most times, it's not about being convicted and paying the penalty. Its about the intent.

What was Rufai looking for in a BRT Lane? He clearly broke the law, and to make it worse, was trying to bully the officer. Because he knew the governor, he was trying to bully the policeman...The very same thing our politicians and people in authority do.

Person never get constitutional power, e don dey shout "Do you know who I am"?

The apology is useless, my brother. He's no different from the people he's warning us about on TV