kodded:

I would have believed all your threat, if you were from the Igbo tribe or the Fulani tribe, but history has taught me that the only tribe that prefer a living goat (bondage) to a dead lion (freedom) is you guys





.....so I will pass, na only mouth you and your brothers get, when the time come, you and your brothers will be singing another tunes just to please buhari so that he can spare you all

Shuku0kukobambi:


If OBJ couldn't get 3rd term, is it Buhari that you call lifeless that will get it? Are you now afraid if the man you said is quarter to die?

kodded:

I would have believed all your threat, if you were from the Igbo tribe or the Fulani tribe, but history has taught me that the only tribe that prefer a living goat (bondage) to a dead lion (freedom) is you guys





.....so I will pass, na only mouth you and your brothers get, when the time come, you and your brothers will be singing another tunes just to please buhari so that he can spare you all

NonsoWow:
I am Igbo and many of us share this thought.

kodded:
obj had conscience, meanwhile that brainless dulllard is ready to do anything to remain in power




....remember the blood of dog and goat will be soaked statement he made few years back ?

resurgent4oodua:


Regardless of your insults, I reiterate that Buhari cannot hold on to power after completion of his 2nd term. Even we yorubas you call coward will fully partake in violent protests to make sure he leaves. Besides, the world is too interconnected to tolerate despotic rogue regimes.

Buhari can't foist himself on Nigerians after his 2nd term. Nigerians will welcome th CIA to kill him with open arms.

#istandwithbuharitill2023

Shuku0kukobambi:


The OBJ that okayed the kidnap of a sitting governor and tagged it family affair when criticized is who you say has conscience? The OBJ that called 2007 elections a do or die affair and achieved it through Maurice Iwu is who you said has conscience?

Do you also remember Odi and Zaki biam?

kodded:




at the end obj will yell you that he did it at the interest of the nation but can such be said about that dulllard from duara

kodded:



stories that touch the pûusy and makes it wet



where was the world power and the international community when Cameroonian president has been the president for more than 30 years and still counting

IamAtikulate:
1 Igbo man out of the 8 million registered voters in the SE. BTW, we don't do UPP in the east.

kodded:
obj had conscience, meanwhile that brainless dulllard is ready to do anything to remain in power




....remember the blood of dog and baboon will be soaked statement he made few years back ?

kodded:

I would have believed all your threat, if you were from the Igbo tribe or the Fulani tribe, but history has taught me that the only tribe that prefer a living goat (bondage) to a dead lion (freedom) is you guys





.....so I will pass, na only mouth you and your brothers get, when the time come, you and your brothers will be singing another tunes just to please buhari so that he can spare you all

Earthbound:

In a situation where there are two devils, you can choose the better devil. To Nigerians that are ethnic minded, they are faced with two Fulani, the APC Fulani and the PDP Fulani. It is left for you to choose your own Fulani.


This is exactly what I have been saying. The Fulani are expert herdsmen. Their biggest achievement so far is herding the southerners.

NonsoWow:
I am Igbo and many of us share this thought.

IamAtikulate:
1 Igbo man out of the 8 million registered voters in the SE. BTW, we don't do UPP in the east.

NonsoWow:
I am Igbo and many of us share this thought.

CilicMarin:
By Yinka Ajayi National Chairman of the United Progressive Party, UPP, Chief Chekwas Okorie, in this interview, outlines why the South-East and South-West should back President Muhammadu Buhari’s re-election and speed up power shift to the South among other national issues.



Nigeria is still a work in progress but it’s unfortunate that we are in election mood. While those in government are busy convincing Nigerians that they have done    

On President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war Nobody can take that from them because they were able to fight the anti-corruption war headlong.

But for some to call the anti-corruption war of this administration a selective fight is illogical. Because the issue of fraud and corruption does not expire. It’s a matter that lasts over time. And a government that is serious has to start from somewhere. If it’s one sided, who will they arrest, is it other innocent Nigerians or Chekwas Okorie who had never gone near government resources or treasury?

And some particular Nigerians had access to the treasury for 16 good years. If they start from there and another government comes to power, they can continue from there. I always remind those that say anti-corruption war is one-sided of an Igbo proverb that says: A River can only drown somebody whose feet it has seen. If you did not go near the river, how can it drown you? Are they saying if they stole and the other people stole, it should be cancelled? It’s only a corrupt man that will say that. They are not even ashamed that they had 16 years to rule and they messed the whole country up. They laid the foundation for recession.

Before I sound like the ruling party spokesperson, everybody knows that they had a higher source of revenue, by the time this government came, we had less than 7billion dollars in foreign reserve now we are talking about 42 to 46 billion in our foreign reserves.

Despite the situation we have found ourselves, there have been indications of prudence in resource management.

Nobody who will say agriculture has not received the kind of boost we are beginning to experience more certain growth and genuine infrastructural development.

The Buhari’s administration attitude not to cancel contracts approved by the previous government because his government didn’t award them, and encouraging contractors to go back to site is unprecedented.

We are now beginning to look at railway as a source of transportation; Agriculture has a quantum leap in development and is affecting Urban-Rural migration positively.

So things may not be automatic but things are looking up. For us in UPP, we decided not to field a presidential candidate so that we can use this period to consolidate and build a solid structure for 2023.     So for me, the Buhari administration is good to go for second term because there is nothing in PDP that Nigerians are missing that will make me want them to come back. I can live with another four years of Buhari but may not be able to endure another eight years of PDP.

The reason is the person running under PDP moral baggage is known, his pasts are known and we know what they did with the opportunity they had when they were in power for 16 years. So a Leopard does not change its spots. The saying that the devil you know is better than the angels you don’t know is true.

In a situation where there are two devils, you can choose the better devil. To Nigerians that are ethnic minded, they are faced with two Fulani, the APC Fulani and the PDP Fulani. It is left for you to choose your own Fulani.

For me, Buhari has an uncompleted job and the way he is going is a path of progress.

It is for Nigerians to decide what they want but I personally will prefer another four years of Buhari before power shift to the South-West or South-East, than another eight years of another Fulani with the same spot and if you add it to the previous nightmare of the PDP it will be too much for Nigerians to bear.      

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/2019-i-prefer-four-more-years-of-buhari-than-eight-years-of-another-fulani-chekwas-okorie/

CilicMarin:
By Yinka Ajayi National Chairman of the United Progressive Party, UPP, Chief Chekwas Okorie, in this interview, outlines why the South-East and South-West should back President Muhammadu Buhari’s re-election and speed up power shift to the South among other national issues.



Nigeria is still a work in progress but it’s unfortunate that we are in election mood. While those in government are busy convincing Nigerians that they have done    

On President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war Nobody can take that from them because they were able to fight the anti-corruption war headlong.

But for some to call the anti-corruption war of this administration a selective fight is illogical. Because the issue of fraud and corruption does not expire. It’s a matter that lasts over time. And a government that is serious has to start from somewhere. If it’s one sided, who will they arrest, is it other innocent Nigerians or Chekwas Okorie who had never gone near government resources or treasury?

And some particular Nigerians had access to the treasury for 16 good years. If they start from there and another government comes to power, they can continue from there. I always remind those that say anti-corruption war is one-sided of an Igbo proverb that says: A River can only drown somebody whose feet it has seen. If you did not go near the river, how can it drown you? Are they saying if they stole and the other people stole, it should be cancelled? It’s only a corrupt man that will say that. They are not even ashamed that they had 16 years to rule and they messed the whole country up. They laid the foundation for recession.

Before I sound like the ruling party spokesperson, everybody knows that they had a higher source of revenue, by the time this government came, we had less than 7billion dollars in foreign reserve now we are talking about 42 to 46 billion in our foreign reserves.

Despite the situation we have found ourselves, there have been indications of prudence in resource management.

Nobody who will say agriculture has not received the kind of boost we are beginning to experience more certain growth and genuine infrastructural development.

The Buhari’s administration attitude not to cancel contracts approved by the previous government because his government didn’t award them, and encouraging contractors to go back to site is unprecedented.

We are now beginning to look at railway as a source of transportation; Agriculture has a quantum leap in development and is affecting Urban-Rural migration positively.

So things may not be automatic but things are looking up. For us in UPP, we decided not to field a presidential candidate so that we can use this period to consolidate and build a solid structure for 2023.     So for me, the Buhari administration is good to go for second term because there is nothing in PDP that Nigerians are missing that will make me want them to come back. I can live with another four years of Buhari but may not be able to endure another eight years of PDP.

The reason is the person running under PDP moral baggage is known, his pasts are known and we know what they did with the opportunity they had when they were in power for 16 years. So a Leopard does not change its spots. The saying that the devil you know is better than the angels you don’t know is true.

In a situation where there are two devils, you can choose the better devil. To Nigerians that are ethnic minded, they are faced with two Fulani, the APC Fulani and the PDP Fulani. It is left for you to choose your own Fulani.

For me, Buhari has an uncompleted job and the way he is going is a path of progress.

It is for Nigerians to decide what they want but I personally will prefer another four years of Buhari before power shift to the South-West or South-East, than another eight years of another Fulani with the same spot and if you add it to the previous nightmare of the PDP it will be too much for Nigerians to bear.      

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/2019-i-prefer-four-more-years-of-buhari-than-eight-years-of-another-fulani-chekwas-okorie/


lalasticlala Mynd44

Shehunoshewhat:
One of the few wise Igbos around.
And he is a realist as regards 2023 presidency.
Kudos.