Mogidi:
A man in his 70s is not exactly a spring chicken tasked with changing the lives of 160million people, the workload may take its toll. Lets pray Buhari lives long but Fayose might be vindicated, its still early days yet.

The job of president is not like any other job, its a 24hrs a day job.

The average lifespan of a Nigerian is 55yrs, Buhari is 73yrs, was Fayose really wrong to warn Nigerians?

Mogidi:


Since your parents are the above, I guess its appropriate to warn Nairalanders.

wtfCode:
i'll surely know the outcome of this.
Fayose exibiting his true yoruba nature...widening his mouth and be talkin' shit,not 4gettin' obas stupidity and soyinkas speech on igbos.
Yoruba, i fear una stupidity.
Anyone that seems responsible must surely let out his stupidity oneday.
*spits*

gamaliel121:

Nigga, try to always use your brain...

halix239:


u re a fool to predict death of a fellow human, hw u sure u wont go bfore 2016, wot about young children dat die before 19,12,15 etc.

Mogidi:
A man in his 70s is not exactly a spring chicken tasked with changing the lives of 160million people, the workload may take its toll. Lets pray Buhari lives long but Fayose might be vindicated, its still early days yet.

The job of president is not like any other job, its a 24hrs a day job.

The average lifespan of a Nigerian is 55yrs, Buhari is 73yrs, was Fayose really wrong to warn Nigerians?

Eruditor:


Sepp Blatter is 79 years old. He is vying for the position of FIFA president again. GMB is fitter than Sepp Blatter. So save all your death wishes for you and your kindred.

Mogidi:
A man in his 70s is not exactly a spring chicken tasked with changing the lives of 160million people, the workload may take its toll. Lets pray Buhari lives long but Fayose might be vindicated, its still early days yet.

The job of president is not like any other job, its a 24hrs a day job.

The average lifespan of a Nigerian is 55yrs, Buhari is 73yrs, was Fayose really wrong to warn Nigerians?

Mogidi:


There is one certainty in life and that is, we will all die one day.

The odds increase as we grow older, predicting an old man would die is like predicting there would be rainfall during raining season.

Mogidi:


May that curse be upon you IJN, now say Amen.

chukwudi44:

So what will the illiterate Daura President do about it

Mogidi:


Nigeria is a nation of people not a football organisation, governance impact on lives unlike your yeye analogy of using Mr Blatter.

mbulela:
“So if we had published the original…. So it was the toned-down version that I approved that they eventually sent to The Punch that appeared the next day.”

Mr. Adesina said that he is widely regarded as an “APC man” although he does not belong to the party, and that rejecting the advert would have meant trouble from Orji Uzor Kalu, the newspaper’s proprietor and a founding member of the PDP.

“Now but if you ask me, why did I approve that advert?” he said. “I knew that the toned-down version was still bad enough. But don’t forget the ownership of my newspaper. A PDP chieftain owns the newspaper.

“If I had rejected that advert, they would have told my publisher that this APC man has denied your paper revenue. He has rejected this advert because he doesn’t like Jonathan.

I try not to be flippant with words but Mr. Adesina is a daft clown.
Did he think through what he said? Did it make sense to him? If Buhari was his father, would he be happy to publish that watered down version?
So he published that uncouth advert so as not to be called an APC man?
He will rather be called a PDP man?
This is actually an editor of a national newspaper? Exhibiting such poor thought process. No wonder our newspapers are so poorly edited and full of beer parlour gists. No rigour, no depth and no investigation whatsoever.
In saner climes, the man would have been sacked for such simple thought process and being naive enough to express it.

mbulela:


In that case, let us elect an 18 year old as president, since the odds are less. Is GEJ the fountain of youth?
Do you see the daftness in your reasoning?

Mogidi:


Nigeria is a nation of people not a football organisation, governance impact on lives unlike your yeye analogy of using Mr Blatter.

Mogidi:


You aren't paying attention, I asked you to specifically show me the advert where Fayose "wished" Buhari death. I believe you know your way round the internet, post a link where Fayose "wished" death on Buhari.

Seems reading and understanding newspaper adverts is not one of your strong points. In the advert I saw, Fayose implied Buhari was too old to govern same way Fashola said Jkay was too old to govern.

Am waiting for the links where Fayose wished death on Buhari, please send the links quickly, got other things to do.

gabriel212:

From the way you are going lately their is no way you will not DIE before BUHARI.
unless ----

Mogidi:


There is one certainty in life and that is, we will all die one day.

The odds increase as we grow older, predicting an old man would die is like predicting there would be rainfall during raining season.

chukwudi44:

So what will the illiterate Daura President do about it

Mogidi:
A man in his 70s is not exactly a spring chicken tasked with changing the lives of 160million people, the workload may take its toll. Lets pray Buhari lives long but Fayose might be vindicated, its still early days yet.

The job of president is not like any other job, its a 24hrs a day job.

The average lifespan of a Nigerian is 55yrs, Buhari is 73yrs, was Fayose really wrong to warn Nigerians?

tosag:
I can't post pictures of the advert cos I don't have it. Did you see the so-called "death wish" advert? It had pictures of three northern ex- presidents who died in office. Buhari's picture was placed next to them with a big question mark stamped on it. He went ahead to quote a certain passage from the Bible to back up his points. What Fayose was trying to do with that advert was that he was trying to discourage the electorates from voting Buhari 'cos he might die in office just like his 3 northern brothers. Bro, life and death belong to God. No man knows what may happen the next minute.

barnacle:

even though i weep over your comment i will pray for you.
I pray your death and those of your dearest both young and old would not be analysed and an RIP would not rest on your head while you live.amen

Mogidi:


Fayose was merely playing politics, Fashola did same by warning Lagosians not to vote for "old" JKay, remind me JKay's age.

Fayose was right, we've actually lost 3 presidents in office in our young history, he didn't wish Buhari dead but affirmed it could happen considering the workload and Buhari's age.
Its a no brainer to know you're more likely to die at 73 than at 17.

ZuzuMan:
. Where is that iddiiiot today ? Who said Buhari is a living dead and quarter to dead ..? Today the iddiiot commissioner is lying in his grave with grave worms having a happy free flesh party, while GMB is President elect and alive ! Death can come calling on anybody ! Young or old , healthy or unhealthy, rich or poor! No one is immune !!!

Mogidi:


Stop reiterating your tired statement of "any one can die at any time", you forget age related diseases.

Do you expect to die before your parents, give me reasons if your answer is no.

halix239:


im sure u ve never heard of pple living above 102 yrs, y do u think they quote this blessing long life n prosperity, its true that as u age, there's probability of death but remember these two words LONG LIFE or dont u want to live long to c ur great grand children.