ZombiePUNISHER:


15million rigged votes...
You are technically defeating Boko Haram every year with over one billion dollar for the project..

Power still no improvement

Education sector is dead.. Buhari sent his kids abroad to study

Health is in comatose... Buhari and his vice kyari only knows the route to the London hospital while you are stuck here

Poverty capital of the world

Unemployment capital of the world

Suicide capital of the world

Dollar to naira is now 410..

What exactly is Buhari good at.... Pighting kwarupsion with Tinubu bullion van master and Ganduje the bribe taking babariga mobile bank

God punish all those supporting this evil administration

Cyberterror:
I voted GEJ out also but couldn't bear to forgive their plan to repaint a thief like Atiku who bought up public enterprises with his power as then VP

socialmediaman:
I understand that in 2015, many of us were upset at GEJ’s inadequacies and PDP’s corruption in general, but after observing Buhari’s first term in office where we visibly saw that he had no clue about what he was doing in office as president, someone please help me understand how some of us campaigned and re-elected him?

Was this some religious and ethnic loyalty against country, was it ignorance, was it a calculated attempt to spite PDP to our detriment, was it just hope against fact that he’ll pick up his slack, or what was it?

I’m yet to understand this. I’ll have to call out some nairalanders on this

socialmediaman:


See I understand that some people may have chosen Buhari to spite Atiku and PDP, but does that also mean we should be lying ourselves that Buhari is doing anything close to a good job? Does that mean we should become stooges to these politicians? How could you sell your conscience to a fight that should be about making your country better?

Because of people like you, Buhari will never realize his failings as president, he’ll never know he’s a tyrant and failed leader, he’ll never admit his failures and try to do better

Difrent:


Rants
If your thieving mentors have expended half of what they got in 16 years on developing the country instead of individuals pockets, YOU WONT NEED ALL THESE WAILLINGS

socialmediaman:
I understand that in 2015, many of us were upset at GEJ’s inadequacies and PDP’s corruption in general, but after observing Buhari’s first term in office where we visibly saw that he had no clue about what he was doing in office as president, someone please help me understand how some of us campaigned and re-elected him?

Was this some religious and ethnic loyalty against country, was it ignorance, was it a calculated attempt to spite PDP to our detriment, was it just hope against fact that he’ll pick up his slack, or what was it?

I’m yet to understand this. I’ll have to call out some nairalanders on this

PassingShot:

Wailing, wailing, wailing.

Reason is simple - that the ordinary market men and women, the poor people on the street, those people in the village and many other ordinary Nigerians who had endured 16 years of suffering brought upon Nigeria by PDP gang of looters still understand that the problems they created for sixteen years couldn't have been solved in four years. So, they're sensible enough to still queue behind PMB for another four years.

Cry tears till tomorrow, it won't change the facts.

ZombiePUNISHER:


That's why they left in 2015

Little did we know that a bigger clueless thief was coming to wreck the country ..

One so dumb that his wife raised alarm that some people hijacked his government...
A vegetable
A man described by POTUS as lifeless
A man who can't provide his waec
A man who has no business to his name
A man who talks cows... Thinks cows. Breaths cows
A man nepotism and tribalism runs in his blood to the extent that all the nations security apparatus is under the Fulani Muslim today... Never been in history
A man full of hate to call his constituents 5% and necessary Evil..
Buhari is evil personified and those who support him are worse than corona virus

Cyberterror:
I voted GEJ out also but couldn't bear to forgive their plan to repaint a thief like Atiku who bought up public enterprises with his power as then VP

socialmediaman:
I understand that in 2015, many of us were upset at GEJ’s inadequacies and PDP’s corruption in general, but after observing Buhari’s first term in office where we visibly saw that he had no clue about what he was doing in office as president, someone please help me understand how some of us campaigned and re-elected him?

Was this some religious and ethnic loyalty against country, was it ignorance, was it a calculated attempt to spite PDP to our detriment, was it just hope against fact that he’ll pick up his slack, or what was it?

I’m yet to understand this. I’ll have to call out some nairalanders on this

Difrent:


You used 16 years to waste our Commonwealth on private jets, exotic cars, foreign mansions, girlfriends instead of building a sustainable economy, not the voodoo economics of economic growth (mainly in petroleum and Telecom) while unemployment is soaring.
And you are here expecting things to return to normal and improve after 4 years.....

Need I remind you of the numerous unprintable names GEJ was called, did that stop you from loving him, leave name calling abeg

Reserve all these energy you are wasting on wailing for the next elections, electorates are wiser now, they don't want rantings, they want a viable opposition which I'm afraid you have not been

seunmsg:


Because PDP presented a worse alternative. We cannot say Buhari is bad and then go ahead to vote for a rogue like Atiku. That would have been moving from fry pan to fire. It is not rocket science and shouldn’t be too difficult to understand.

7lives:


Buhari has met my personal expectation, I want Lagos Ibadan expressway fixed, I'm always afraid of that road, the job is almost complete now, PDP could not give me this in 16 years.
I also have have lights now compare to when I spent an average of 25k on petrol for generator, and l also pay for generator repairs.
In my hood now, artisans are working because they have light, unlike before when they come to sleep in their shops.
My problem with PDP is their insensitivity to glaring dangerous situations.
I passed through Ore on my way to Abuja iin 1999, I was shocked by the state of that road.
I went to Okitipupa in 2009 to attend a party, the traffic logjam on that road was what made me ask what is going on?, the driver explained that the problem is from bad road at Ore.
I was so shocked that ten years after my first encounter with that road, the situation persist.
Only God knows how many people must have died on that road.
I am one of those who NEVER FORGET, i know what I want, I'm always grateful to those who make it happen.
God bless Buhari.

socialmediaman:
I understand that in 2015, many of us were upset at GEJ’s inadequacies and PDP’s corruption in general, but after observing Buhari’s first term in office where we visibly saw that he had no clue about what he was doing in office as president, someone please help me understand how some of us campaigned and re-elected him?

Was this some religious and ethnic loyalty against country, was it ignorance, was it a calculated attempt to spite PDP to our detriment, was it just hope against fact that he’ll pick up his slack, or what was it?

I’m yet to understand this. I’ll have to call out some nairalanders on this

rdokoye:


Northern Nigerians voted for him, because he's a religious fanatic and unapologetically a Northerner. Someone who will act in their interest, irrespective of how it's perceived or received by other parts of the country.

Yoruba's voted for him, well, at least 50%+ of them, because it meant the VP spot.

Nigerians don't vote for politicians because of their competency, education or plan for the country. We know this, because Buhari didn't attend the political debate. So from the onset, everyone knew he had no real plan for the country, but they still voted for him.

Igbo people didn't vote for him, because he's a bigot and he's unintelligent. Igbo society has always been democratic, which puts us at a disadvantage. Because whereas other regions are thinking about religion, and tribe, literally, ALL THE TIME, Igbo people are thinking about competence, best option, etc. It's what happens if you take a feudal society (Yoruba and Northern Nigeria) and add democracy.

socialmediaman:


Check my posts in 2015 when I joined, I was at the forefront of voting out GEJ and electing the tyrant, but how can you compare Nigeria now with then?

rdokoye:


Northern Nigerians voted for him, because he's a religious fanatic and unapologetically a Northerner. Someone who will act in their interest, irrespective of how it's perceived or received by other parts of the country.

Yoruba's voted for him, well, at least 50%+ of them, because it meant the VP spot.

Nigerians don't vote for politicians because of their competency, education or plan for the country. We know this, because Buhari didn't attend the political debate. So from the onset, everyone knew he had no real plan for the country, but they still voted for him.

Igbo people didn't vote for him, because he's a bigot and he's unintelligent. Igbo society has always been democratic, which puts us at a disadvantage. Because whereas other regions are thinking about religion, and tribe, literally, ALL THE TIME, Igbo people are thinking about competence, best option, etc. It's what happens if you take a feudal society (Yoruba and Northern Nigeria) and add democracy.

rdokoye:


Northern Nigerians voted for him, because he's a religious fanatic and unapologetically a Northerner. Someone who will act in their interest, irrespective of how it's perceived or received by other parts of the country.

Yoruba's voted for him, well, at least 50%+ of them, because it meant the VP spot.

Nigerians don't vote for politicians because of their competency, education or plan for the country. We know this, because Buhari didn't attend the political debate. So from the onset, everyone knew he had no real plan for the country, but they still voted for him.

Igbo people didn't vote for him, because he's a bigot and he's unintelligent. Igbo society has always been democratic, which puts us at a disadvantage. Because whereas other regions are thinking about religion, and tribe, literally, ALL THE TIME, Igbo people are thinking about competence, best option, etc. It's what happens if you take a feudal society (Yoruba and Northern Nigeria) and add democracy.

ornicus:


The best one can describe ibo society as is libertarian. I got fine Bleep everyone else. That is why you have so many billionaires and so much squalor.

Tell us about competence after you drink another gallon of ikpeazu kerosene

amc:


So what were Igbos thinking about by voting for Atiku ahead of Moghalu? Who is more intelligent? Who is the better option?

rdokoye:


Igboland has the highest HDI in Nigeria, and amongst the highest in Africa. With the lowest poverty rate, lowest mortality rate. Highest literacy rate, amongst men and women. Best educated populace (based on JAMB statistics and entry requirements), highest number of SME, and highest disposable income.

All of which has been achieved within the mist of oppression. By other black Africans (Nigerians).

ornicus:


the only thing igboland has is the highest number of chestwankers.

all your so called intelligence and you are nothing like the jews you are always claiming.

until you engage in self introspection and develop actual emotional intelligence, you will always be a bunch of noisemakers telling everyone how superior you are to everyone else, while wallowing in some of the dirtiest cities the continent has to offer

rdokoye:


All Nigerians exalt themselves, in fact, all peoples exalt themselves, that's part and parcel of having a positive perception of self, and said group. Yoruba people aren't any less humble than Igbo people, and that goes for Northern Nigerians. The only difference is in receipts. Whereas Igbo people can back up their boasting, Yoruba people, for example, cannot.

As you can see from exhibit A & B (Capital of Yourbaland):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4SyeBLN-Tg&t

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkUYY2Ur8z0&t

Compared to (Capital of Igboland):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNbpiT4bWY0&t

Jewish people are the ones that say we're like them, not the other way round.

Emotional intelligence? Please clarify your position.

The only thing I can infer from your writings, is that, Igbo boasting irritates you. I say, if we're all on the same level, as you put it, it shouldn't bother you.

rdokoye:


Northern Nigerians voted for him, because he's a religious fanatic and unapologetically a Northerner. Someone who will act in their interest, irrespective of how it's perceived or received by other parts of the country.

Yoruba's voted for him, well, at least 50%+ of them, because it meant the VP spot.

Nigerians don't vote for politicians because of their competency, education or plan for the country. We know this, because Buhari didn't attend the political debate. So from the onset, everyone knew he had no real plan for the country, but they still voted for him.

Igbo people didn't vote for him, because he's a bigot and he's unintelligent. Igbo society has always been democratic, which puts us at a disadvantage. Because whereas other regions are thinking about religion, and tribe, literally, ALL THE TIME, Igbo people are thinking about competence, best option, etc. It's what happens if you take a feudal society (Yoruba and Northern Nigeria) and add democracy.

socialmediaman:


Check my posts in 2015 when I joined, I was at the forefront of voting out GEJ and electing the tyrant, but how can you compare Nigeria now with then?