Mynd44:

These were from yesterday.....

I don't take alcohol but awon goons mi sha....

PassingShot:


Barcanista, take this as part of my contribution too except that I see yours as worse that FFK, Amaechi's deputy or Ribadu.

I pity you indeed. I pity you only because you contributed so much to build the Buhari brand out of your conviction that he was the right man for the job but unfortunately allowed some unworthy reason to make you abandon the cause when the end was very near. It must be very painful for you at this moment because you cannot lay any claim to contributing to the General's success; at least not in this forum.

If you switched without any benefit from PDP camp, it makes it even a worse case for you because it means you must have done that on some sentiments; either ethnicity or religion. As I said earlier, yours is worse than FFK, Teluku and Ribadu combined because they must have done that for some personal benefits whereas according to you, in your own case you didn't collect any benefit.

I sincerely hope that you will learn some lessons from this calamity that has befallen you on this forum as a result of your irrational decision and also hope that you will be able to take better informed decisions in future if faced with similar circumstances.

barcanista:
So you no go host me?

Mynd44:

I don't really meet NL members like that (personal reasons) but maybe we can work something out. I will see sha but that will be after we align Alausa and Aso rock

Billyonaire:


Can Buhari spell the word corruption with his eyes closed ? Stop ranting, it will NOT help you recover your brains that you have forgotten in a pot of amala. I have Freedom of Speech, or will your certificate-less ancestor take that away from me?

Lest I forget; Why are you worrying about Nigeria's present financial state ? When Jonathan came on board, he didnt worry about it. He was able to resuscitate Rail-lines, buy couches and send the trains moving. He was able to privatize public power system, he digitized fertilizer distribution.

Yet the majority illiterates/ignorant have elected their kind, an analogue model of 1980s President to lead a 21st century nation.

Do not get me started, its too early.

barcanista:
My brother and my friend. It is okay to celebrate your electoral conquest. You deserve it! I've always considered you a brother and friend irrespective of our political sentiment. Politics shouldn't divide us but unite us. I love you bro and [s]looking forward to see you unite with me in PDP[/s]

ChinemeOkpan:


You are dangerous man. Very full of yourself

If not for General Scatter , I would have personally exposed you!

Scatterboss:


Please, Lets forget it. I laugh at some comments here but lets move on.

Alphaoscar:





Thank you for striking out the part of me joining you in PDP because it will NEVER happen!!

Even when my dad was chosen as a candidate for an elective position, I gave him all the support I could but on the day of the election I deliberately escape myself from voting because I can't vote against my own father and will never cast my vote for that nest of a killer and besides I always commit my loyalty to any course I believe in.



On a lighter mood, I have actually been suspecting a lady on this thread since the beginning of the whole thing because we all know e dey go as per you and those runs Bro.

EcoTerror:
why should berem be allowed to insult people and when she is fed back the person gets a ban.

Lalasticlala and seun need to stop this because if berem tells u that you will be banned the next thing Rapture happens to your (Reply) space.

barcanista:
This thread is to address certain issues which I believe are paramount to maintain my reputation.

On a certain day, I was approached by someone to jettison supporting Buhari and switch to Jonathan. The promise of an Aide to a cabinet minister was made. It was a good offer but I rejected it and maintained my support for Buhari. In the spirit of brotherhood I informed Rawani, Berem and some other people. The person that tabled it was a friend and he was even shocked. He had believed APC had been paying me. That was months before my defection. I find it irritating when people like Rawani used it as a basis. Even when I defected, the guy that ade the offer was wondering why I did moved to PDP finally. I told him that it wasn't connected with his offer.

After my defection to PDP, I was offered some stuff by a PDP Representative for my voluntary support to their course, this again I rejected outrightly. Though I maintained my support.

I was also approached by someone who told me the goodies I had missed for defecting to PDP. In fact, he had asked me to immediately retrace my step so as not to miss out on what is prepared for me. He kept on with that because he thought that I should reap from the #Buhari camp after my contributions, all these I declined to his amazement. The week of the election, he still tabled it but I declined.

It becomes shameful for someone like Rawani to assume that I did what I did for so-called Ministerial aide appointment. I know the stuff I'm made of and I don't accept what I don't believe in. If I had wanted to accept the offer I wouldn't have told Rawani or anyone else. I'm not not stupid. I had considered Rawani to be a friend and had lots of conversation with him. It is a shame that he and others will use my sincere words against me.

I would have mentioned names of the people involved but for respect of their privacy and not to drag them into unnecessary controversy, I will rather keep them anonymous.

Let me reiterate that my defection to PDP is unconnected with any offer whether monetary or otherwise.

If Rawani's accusation are truth, may God not grant me any fortune in real life. But if they are false, may God not grant Rawani and all my accusers happiness and fortunes in life.

Those who disagree with me should say amen....

ChinemeOkpan:


Buhari is more qualified than you- in every sense. Academically, Career wise, achievements etc, you can never measure up to him!

The current state of Nigeria's financial position is absolutely important. Your outgoing president witnessed unprecedented levels of Oil Revenue earnings under his demonic and corrupt administration , the figures are there. He will need to give an account of how those revenue was utilized to benefit Nigerians.

All those achievements that you have outlined has not impacted positively on the majority of Nigerians.

-The purchase of 19th century trains is not an achievement to be proud of.

-The privatization of the power sector has not translated to efficient power supply for Nigerians

- The so called digitization of fertilization distribution has had no effect on food supply, your useless and pathetic soon to be ex-president Jonathan had to import rice to bribe Nigerians to vote for him.

The majority of Nigerians that voted for Buhari were smart Nigerians, well educated, a lot of them will feed you for free. Stop degrading Nigerians.

kaboninc:


Sadly, that's the truth.

You may not play dirty, but your supporters will! GEJ and GMB never said anything dirty during the campaigns but their supporters, they did.

On the permanent interest thing, Tinubu comes to mind. Nasir too. These same guys destroyed GMB but today, they shelved their differences because they felt they have a common enemy (the PDP). They had same interest - knock off the PDP, and they succeeded. That's politics. Same with OBJ and Atiku, sworn enemies but today they have a common enemy - GEJ.

When people learn the tricks of these politicians, like in developed world, then they do not fall for their traps. That's why education has always been the key. If 25% of the youth in the North were educated or informed, we would have noticed the difference.

Well, in my opinion, it was a silent ethno-religious war.
Though to some among us, it was about the way forward.

I wasn't born when GMB ruled.

But the one I witnessed korokoro
OBJ, Tinubu....mbanu

I couldn't stand the overnight hypocritical saint status.
Lols.

But GEJ (whom I consider a lesser devil)....something about him is worth admiring, imo.
I heard him address the nation and all I was filled with was glowing admiration when I ought to be curling my toes in defeat, LMAO.

I'm prolly being sentimental, but hey....bits of that is allowed in politics, innit

About the North, I think it's a perpetration of the elite to leave most of its people in a state of subserviency.
Northerners are really creative and skilled people...
But then, unlike my tear eye brothers, I think the average man over there lacks the mental capacity to rise and stand for self. It's all about brotherhood and looking up to the richest and most influential in a settlement for directions, sometimes for what to eat and as their opinion leader.....and of course, multiplying.

Which was why the incumbent, I suppose, tackled the issue of Education (it has a way of emancipating the mind from early stages of mental slavery).

Well, the cabals people have decided

Now we hope and observe...

Billyonaire:


Can Buhari spell the word corruption with his eyes closed ? Stop ranting, it will NOT help you recover your brains that you have forgotten in a pot of amala. I have Freedom of Speech, or will your certificate-less ancestor take that away from me?

Lest I forget; Why are you worrying about Nigeria's present financial state ? When Jonathan came on board, he didnt worry about it. He was able to resuscitate Rail-lines, buy couches and send the trains moving. He was able to privatize public power system, he digitized fertilizer distribution.

Yet the majority illiterates/ignorant have elected their kind, an analogue model of 1980s President to lead a 21st century nation.

Do not get me started, its too early.

barcanista:
Unfortunately for you, jimi Agbaje will be elected Governor of Lagos. Umbrella's flag will be hoisted in Alausa.

Billyonaire:


Can Buhari spell the word corruption with his eyes closed ? Stop ranting, it will NOT help you recover your brains that you have forgotten in a pot of amala. I have Freedom of Speech, or will your certificate-less ancestor take that away from me?

Lest I forget; Why are you worrying about Nigeria's present financial state ? When Jonathan came on board, he didnt worry about it. He was able to resuscitate Rail-lines, buy couches and send the trains moving. He was able to privatize public power system, he digitized fertilizer distribution.

Yet the majority illiterates/ignorant have elected their kind, an analogue model of 1980s President to lead a 21st century nation.

Do not get me started, its too early.

ChinemeOkpan:


Ok Sir. Respect

He needs to respect himself . No be only him get craze, where hin own start na where some people own begin

barcanista:
Bros, you don de accuse me agaiÑ? ! God has blessed Nigeria with pretty ladies, it is good for us to explore. U fit recommend for me?

Firefire:
At this junction, I remain an international observer.


Whatever the preamble, the episodes so far is worth the journey.


For the love of country.

labiola:
OP, you lost your relevance the day you decided to abandon your believe, no matter how you try to come clean, people will not believe you, my advice for you is to keep to yourselves and not try to justify anything again, all this swearing will not make any difference, it is an after thought, some of us had already form our opinion on whom you are, it wont change that. Your case is just like the Ameachi's Deputy, he lost everything he has worked for in the last 8yrs. Today ,Ameachi has become an hero.

MizMyColi:


Well, in my opinion, it was a silent ethno-religious war.
Though to some among us, it was about the way forward.

I wasn't born when GMB ruled.

But the one I witnessed korokoro
OBJ, Tinubu....mbanu

I couldn't stand the overnight hypocritical saint status.
Lols.

But GEJ (whom I consider a lesser devil)....something about him is worth admiring, imo.
I heard him address the nation and all I was filled with was glowing admiration when I ought to be curling my toes in defeat, LMAO.

I'm prolly being sentimental, but hey....bits of that is allowed in politics, innit

About the North, I think it's a perpetration of the elite to leave most of its people in a state of subserviency.
Northerners are really creative and skilled people...
But then, unlike my tear eye brothers, I think the average man over there lacks the mental capacity to rise and stand for self. It's all about brotherhood and looking up to the richest and most influential in a settlement for directions, sometimes for what to eat and as their opinion leader.....and of course, multiplying.

Which was why the incumbent, I suppose, tackled the issue of Education (it has a way of emancipating the mind from early stages of mental slavery).

Well, the cabals people have decided

Now we hope and observe...

I couldn't stand the overnight hypocritical saint status.

Mynd44:

Jokes apart, a lot of folks here have been offered positions in governments or to act as agents and be paid big time and they turned it down without even telling their friends.

What is the big deal in being offered money and you refused? If people want to open threads to insult you, do you have to reply them? Does he have to get emotional every time and pull an "Orubebe"?

Abeg this is stale biko

MizMyColi:


I wasn't born when GMB ruled.

But the one I witnessed korokoro
OBJ, Tinubu....mbanu