emmasege:
I have every reason to think Nigeria is one of the underdeveloped countries in Africa. Our numerical strength is indirectly proportional to our mental strength. Or how else can one explain the height of this stupidity foisted on us by zombified Nigerians?

Here are some people awakening us and calling us back to our senses, but it's obvious majority of us are inseparable from Buhari's mumu. Funny enough, some of these protesters (e.g. Jim Iyke, Deji Adeyanju etc) can always jet out if this unprecedented hardship continues in the land while majority of their critics have probably not eaten today or have no hope of tonight's dinner.

It's the height of insult on us collectively for one man who's been catered for, for virtually all his lifetime, to keep his illness from us while our money is being used to 'service' and prolong the remainder of his lifetime. Only God knows how much this cruel and insensitive government has spent this year alone over his foreign medical bills, estacode for aides and other miscellaneous while we are languishing in poverty.

And i hear some educated illiterates say there's no vacuum in government. My question to them is this:

1. Who does Osinbajo's job while he 'acts' for Buhari?
2. For how long can the acting be effective if a man is doing what's meant to be done by two people?
3. Can those people keep an employee who requests for an indefinite medical leave and allow him enjoy all his benefits without disclosing the nature of his illness, and for how long can they tolerate such?

yarimo:
JIM IYKE you are a big fool who is ignorance of the law , And no any section in the nigeria constitution that stated the president must not stay abroad for 100 days or must not be sick , as long as 1999 constitution is concerned.

yarimo:
JIM IYKE you are a big fool who is ignorance of the law , And no any section in the nigeria constitution that stated the president must not stay abroad for 100 days or must not be sick , as long as 1999 constitution is concerned.

yarimo:
JIM IYKE you are a big fool who is ignorance of the law , And no any section in the nigeria constitution that stated the president must not stay abroad for 100 days or must not be sick , as long as 1999 constitution is concerned.

emmasege:
I have every reason to think Nigeria is one of the underdeveloped countries in Africa. Our numerical strength is indirectly proportional to our mental strength. Or how else can one explain the height of this stupidity foisted on us by zombified Nigerians?

Here are some people awakening us and calling us back to our senses, but it's obvious majority of us are inseparable from Buhari's mumu. Funny enough, some of these protesters (e.g. Jim Iyke, Deji Adeyanju etc) can always jet out if this unprecedented hardship continues in the land while majority of their critics have probably not eaten today or have no hope of tonight's dinner.

It's the height of insult on us collectively for one man who's been catered for, for virtually all his lifetime, to keep his illness from us while our money is being used to 'service' and prolong the remainder of his lifetime. Only God knows how much this cruel and insensitive government has spent this year alone over his foreign medical bills, estacode for aides and other miscellaneous while we are languishing in poverty.

And i hear some educated illiterates say there's no vacuum in government. My question to them is this:

1. Who does Osinbajo's job while he 'acts' for Buhari?
2. For how long can the acting be effective if a man is doing what's meant to be done by two people?
3. Can those people keep an employee who requests for an indefinite medical leave and allow him enjoy all his benefits without disclosing the nature of his illness, and for how long can they tolerate such?

yarimo:
JIM IYKE you are a big fool who is ignorance of the law , And no any section in the nigeria constitution that stated the president must not stay abroad for 100 days or must not be sick , as long as 1999 constitution is concerned.

yarimo:
JIM IYKE you are a big fool who is ignorance of the law , And no any section in the nigeria constitution that stated the president must not stay abroad for 100 days or must not be sick , as long as 1999 constitution is concerned.

yarimo:
JIM IYKE you are a big fool who is ignorance of the law , And no any section in the nigeria constitution that stated the president must not stay abroad for 100 days or must not be sick , as long as 1999 constitution is concerned.

Edu3Again:
Pls we need to respect Buhari.
He is the only head of state to remain absent and still rule