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Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by keally: 7:41am On Jun 17, 2016 |
delivite:. See the level of your insincerity and hypocrisy. You don't believe it again because the truth they spoke is against Buhari, but when they were hailing him last year you believed them, HYPOCRITE. Yes they were deceived and they bought into the lies and propaganda of Buhari and APC but have since realized that both Buhari and APC are scam and decided to stand for the truth. Be man enough to do the same. #buhariisanerror 19 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Nobody: 7:46am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Mr. Hoekstra was the former chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee from 2004 to 2007. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Hoekstra Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) On November 3, 2006, The New York Times reported that a website created at the request of Hoekstra and Senator Pat Roberts was found to contain detailed information that could potentially be helpful to those seeking to produce nuclear weapons. The website was shut down on November 2 following questioning by The New York Times.[13] As of September 17, 2007, some news outlets reported that the Congressional committee Hoekstra had overseen had created "erroneous" and "misleading" reports about Iran's nuclear capabilities. "Among the committee's assertions is that Iran is producing weapons-grade uranium at its facility in the town of Natanz. The IAEA called that "incorrect", noting that weapons-grade uranium is enriched to a level of 90 percent or more. Iran has enriched uranium to 3.5 percent under IAEA monitoring." [14][15] Hoekstra was a founding member of the Congressional House Tea Party Caucus in 2010.[18][19] the man's history says plenty. tea party,imperalist expansionism it should be noted that this is just a letter from a politician Mr. Buhari notes that building trust is a priority for Nigeria. But an anticorruption drive that is selective and focused on senior members of the opposition party creates deep political divisions. Meanwhile, members of Mr. Buhari’s own cabinet, accused of large-scale corruption, walk free. Seventy percent of the national treasury is spent on the salaries and benefits of government officials, who make upwards of $2 million a year. this same joker would be shouting dictatorship if buhari went full 1984 on our senators. they are the last bastion of government profligacybut until buhari gets rid of saraki there's not much that can be done about them.
this is the same sort of empty headed ignorance that characterizes the republicans. no in depth analysis of an issue. the world is still paying for the same faulty analytical process that led to the invasion of iraq. i wonder if this joker would negotiate with terrorists on his own soil. the hypocrisy is galling. 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by KissCODE(m): 7:50am On Jun 17, 2016 |
delivite:bros we can no more report our own news. Because if you say anything different from what the government wants to hear, EFCC or DSS will come after you & you will end up in their cell as a yam eater. 21 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by PhilemonObende: 7:52am On Jun 17, 2016 |
As a yoruba muslim, I know that Wall street journal is an IPOB publication. Nnamdi Kanu owns it. They will fail. Sai Baba! Buhari till 3490 Insha Allah! Allah Seriki! 15 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Mylove55(f): 7:54am On Jun 17, 2016 |
4Play:is a big shame to u ipod, so a personal opinion of an ipod in wsj is now a big issue to u, i tot u have sense, a sensible ipob should rather blame. ineffectual buffoon and corrupt pdp who is sponsoring d avengers with their ill-gotten wealth. |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by koboko69: 8:25am On Jun 17, 2016 |
jejemanito: Ur logic is sensless and Null. Illegal student means someone not a student of a university, so how does this apply here? Is Buhari not a Nigerian? Show me where in the Constitution WASCE was specifically mentioned? You guys are just making a whole hell of Noise, how many 73 year's old can actually find their waec certs if they wrote one. This is someone whose house was raided after been ousted as a military head of state and as a military man, he was posted every now and then. This is how the Constitution put it (e) he has been educated up to at least the School Certificate level or its equivalent; Which certificate are we talking of here? Primarily, Secondary? Blame your Constitution. To the best of my knowledge, Buhari have even attained far more than the equivalents so if u think anything can happen to Buhari with all these noise. You are having a pipe dream. 3 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Nobody: 9:01am On Jun 17, 2016 |
keally: Read my post again before you get in here and spew rubbish. Just read it, then we have that discussion. Till then, I won't call you names just yet. |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Nobody: 9:05am On Jun 17, 2016 |
blackpanda: Its not the paper that matters, it is rather the realization that the president went through due process to get that piece of paper called certificate, that is whats important. And a certificate just proves that. You need to be intelligent to rule a country. You need intelligence and wisdom to rule anything, even if its an ant. Because with that you will get understanding of how thing work. There is a certain level you will get to in you educational pursuit that will change your thinking process, the way you brainstorm, they way you view life. I know certificate is a shiit, but acquire knowledge is simply not. 14 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by aloeman15(m): 9:09am On Jun 17, 2016 |
You're either deliberately missing the point or simply didn't understand the analogy. The issue he raised wasn't about citizenship. If you lie about or forge the results that got you into jss1 (ie your common entrance result) then you'll be stripped of your current phd or professorship. I'm sure you're aware that many were caught throughout gej's era for forging nysc call up letters. There are millions using fake waec, bsc and ond results to get jobs. That's the point. And thank God, cambridge has his scores, so no accidental fires to destroy archives. All he has to do is request for them- especially now that he's in the uk. koboko69: 25 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Nobody: 9:13am On Jun 17, 2016 |
KissCODE: I get your point my brother. There's a little sarcasm in my post and perhaps humor. My point is that the double standards in the western media is no longer acceptable. They contributed to the ousting of Jonathan, calling him every name in the book and hailing buhari as the saving hero. Gullible Nigerians accepted that. Now they turn around and say buhari is worse than goodluck. the same gullible Nigerians still accept it. I'm not for or against buhari, he's my president after all. But people must learn to think for themselves and not just swallow anything that comes out of the media just because a western media said it. 4 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by phemmie06(m): 9:28am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Buhari don't mind them. GEJ caused it. PDP published it or who we go blame if not PDP 3 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by koboko69: 9:33am On Jun 17, 2016 |
aloeman15: Mr man don't try to be smart. You sighted a warped logicg usin an illegal student becoming and SUG president. It was on that basis i first replied u. I simply asked how that applies here. Until a case have been established that thr President forged a Waec certificate there is no case here. In Nigeria, a sworn affidavit is used in this scenario. WAEC and the supposed sch are in the best position to determine if Buhari as a waec certificate or not. And as i said, the law didn't state what exact certificate is the minimum. It only stated school certificate. |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by petrov10: 9:36am On Jun 17, 2016 |
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Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by omoharry(f): 9:47am On Jun 17, 2016 |
koboko69:Really?..Oga..why are you still dying to defend your boss when the whole world knows the fraud behind his lower school certificate..you said he has even attained much higher academic qualification so so what ever this is about is irrelevant...funny enough , aside from the school cert, what did he use to apply for those programms back then to clim up the ladder of his career? was it is not thesame fake certificate that does not exist?..see let us call a spade a spade and stop being unecessarily bias and partisan...i remember that when i was about to collect my university certifcate..we were asked to buy a WAEC/NECO scatch card in other to confirm the authenticity of our initial result we used in gaining admission into the university..i also recalled that some people we disqualified from collecting their certificate becasue O Level result did not exist in WAEC/NECO..so that means all thier years of labour in the university was null and void becos the foundation was faulty from the very begining ..so Mr man what exactly are you saying...we are not kids nor zombies..say that to those that choose to remain blind followers 27 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by chernest2002: 10:03am On Jun 17, 2016 |
In 2019 I go try my chance as ebi say na illiterate dey win election nowadays. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by amaechi1: 10:06am On Jun 17, 2016 |
What else do I we expect from wall street. People are entitled to their opinion and this will not be an exception. However, the fight against corruption will always be seen as one sided, especially when those that have benefited from the corruption are being affected. However, my question has always being, those accused did they tamper with the public funds? Have they been charged to court? Even the case against Dasuki, Dasuki himself if given another opportunity will not like to be involve in the alleged corruption. Anyway, I will encourage the wall street and their operators to please forgive Buhari and encourage their country to return all looted funds in their custody. Well, I am tempered to believe that it will not happened, but they are striving on these looted loot. Secondly, I am sure the visit to china by PMB will definitely not go down well with the west. Hence, they will through all sort to Nigeria. But, will US or western be willing to loan money to Nigeria without an interest? That will be another miracle like crossing the red sea in the bible. Thirdly, when the US and other western world refuse to sell arms to the last administration to fight Boko haram, the wall street never said any thing against their government. Although, I have some reservation concerning the way the last administration handled some issue relating to BH. For record purpose, the corruption that led to global melt down in 2006, started from wall street USA not from any African countries. As I write corruption is still going on in wall street. For me, it depends on Nigeria to either accept the challenge to fix her country or allow others to destroy their characters, all in the name of get at PMB. PMB will come and go, but Nigeria will continue to live. God Bless Nigeria 2 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by lobbyist(m): 10:15am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Agunnewi: 2 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by amtaken(f): 10:15am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Buhari can crumble even the strongest economy in the world within 3 months and that has nothing to do with who ruled before him. Buhari has nothing to offer. 24 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by djmickymouse(m): 10:16am On Jun 17, 2016 |
blackpanda:Buh by fooling the whole country that u ve a credential, whereas u r a stark illitrate? Bro i think u need the growing up here 8 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by lobbyist(m): 10:16am On Jun 17, 2016 |
osinbanjoisaliar: Mr saint of our own generation has no WAEC certificate. Shame on us all 2 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by izzou(m): 10:18am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Mylove55: A refinery takes more than a year to build. So if within six months,our refinery started working,it means there was some truth in what the past administration said concerning repairing our refineries. Just think about it. Not all glories in this administration should be attributed to buhari I hate PDP and APC tho 6 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by buksaylor001: 10:18am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Did you expect a non certificated dullard and confirmed iliiterate to function like a HAVARD trained Economist? 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by badonkadonk: 10:18am On Jun 17, 2016 |
osinbanjoisaliar: This man just gave an indepth look at the situation of things in this country... It hurts to see a foreigner having a better grasp of the country,'s affairs than the globetrotter himself... 3 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by DonCortino: 10:18am On Jun 17, 2016 |
delivite:True talk. |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by truthspeaks: 10:19am On Jun 17, 2016 |
But if Sahara Reporters had written it, u wldnt hv believed dem too. So find anoda excuse delivite: 1 Like |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by furlee(m): 10:19am On Jun 17, 2016 |
I may not agree with Muhammadu Buhari personality but I must respect the office which he currently occupies. Western world cannot denigrade the symbol representing my nation and expect me to be supporting them. This statement by the western world is wrong in its entirety. It is visible to the eye that this man is trying within his ability to turn things around. He might have made some mistakes, fine but he is human and not infallible. If this man should fail, Nigeria will be set back by another four years. I affirm again, I may not agree with Muhammadu Buhari personality but my president, PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI will succeed in Jesus name. Amen 3 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Nobody: 10:22am On Jun 17, 2016 |
The insensitive nomad is a waste of my vote! 3 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by iyobs7(f): 10:22am On Jun 17, 2016 |
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Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by Nobody: 10:23am On Jun 17, 2016 |
Mylove55:When they say that buhari supporters are zombies, you are a testament to that fact 11 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by ajebuter(f): 10:23am On Jun 17, 2016 |
blackpanda: So, Mr Panda, on technicality you agree Buhari has no certificate hence a semi illiterate quota system product? Not a crime in itself to be illiterate but how about the crime of perjury committed by Mr President? Any difference from corruption he is fighting? What about the huge legal fees of employing 10 SANs to defend him? whose purse is that going to come from? His? or Public fund? Enlighten me, if you please.. 8 Likes |
Re: Wall Street Journal: Buhari Is Nigeria’s Problem, Not Its Solution by slap1(m): 10:23am On Jun 17, 2016 |
The truth! 3 Likes |
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