GREAT MALABOR!!!
am 2010 finalist
Economist

i need a blog site where i can be making money. so how do we go abt it and how do i pay u for d job? since i dnt have d money now

micolaj:
CERTIFICATED LIAR! Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo EMBELLISHING and OBFUSCATING REPORTS since 419BC

simple grammer u no hear! ok ur dull brain do d calculation.. how many people buy car for ur area since d last 3years? den times am your local govt, ur state and d whole nigeria....

hazyfm:


GO & TELL THIS PATHETIC STORY TO YOUR FATHER AND GRAND FATHER IN THE VILLAGE SQUARE IF THEY ARE STILL ALIVE

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D problem with we Nigerians is that we buried our history. dig it up and u become an enemy to all

omenka:
All I can see: wjuysyt, u kaidsdt aknfh ak iwkkauy!! Akksdg ah abbnd assawie bullocjs, ajsdu jbsa jaa. Ajbsghaytta!!

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but its d fact!!!

d devil u know is better than d saint u dont know....

The Buhari I Know.
In 1975, when a group of Colonels of
the Nigerian Army namely, Col.
Muhammadu Buhari, Col Abdullahi
Mohammed (then Director DMI), Col
Joseph Nanven Garba, Col Shehu Musa
Yar'Adua & Col Ibrahim Taiwo
conspired to overthrow General
Yakubu Gowon after which they
transfered power to General Murtala
Muhammed as Head of State.
Then again in 1983, barely months
after President Shehu Shagari was re-
elected as President of Nigeria for a
second term, General Buhari, then
GOC, 3rd Armoured Division, struck
with his military boys again.
Barely two years in his military
government, the boys with whom he
struck out President Shagari in 1983,
struck him out. Since then, he kept
quiet. He knew what the boys would
do to him if he opened his mouth.
In 1984, General Buhari, in a campaign
to brutally repress the press,
promulgated Decree No.4. On July 4,
1984, the Guardian Newspaper and
two of its journalists Tunde
Thompson, then Senior Diplomatic
Correspondent and Nduka Irabor,
who was Assistant News Editor,
became the first victims of this very
obnoxious decree.
The two journalists were eventually
jailed for one year without an option
of fine! Guardian Newspapers was
fined Fifty Thousand Naira
(N50,000.00) What was their crime?
They had published in The Guardian
of April 1 & 8, 1984 stories with the
headlines “Eight Military Chiefs
Tipped as Ambassadors” and “Haruna
to Replace Hannaniya” General Buhari
(rtd) did not stop there in his drive to
crush free speech and free press.
He began to allocate import license
for the importation of newsprint to
Newspaper organizations. Media
houses that were critical of his
government were denied import
license while some other newspaper
houses had their newsprint seized
and shared by the Federal
Government owned newspaper
houses.
Today, this same despot and dictator
enjoys the beauty of free speech and
even has the effrontery to call for a
revolution in a democracy which he
once fought hard to kill.
On October 17, 1986, Dele Giwa,
editor-in-chief of Newswatch
Magazine was summoned to the
offices of the Ismaila Gwarzo led State
Security (SSS) in Lagos where Colonel
A.K. Togun accused him of planning a
social revolution and of smuggling
arms into the country. On October 19,
1986, two days later, Dele Giwa was
killed by a parcel bomb which was
delivered to his front door.
General Buhari (rtd) went hungry for
a long time. He went so hungry that
he jumped up to Abacha when Abacha
dangled a survival carrot.
He agreed to serve under a despot &
dictator General Sani Abacha in
whose watch Shehu Musa Yar' Adua
was murdered and in whose watch,
one of Nigeria's most legendary
politician, businessman and
businessman MKO Abiola was thrown
into jail. He died in that jail.
Now Sani Abacha instructed General
Buhari to make sure that 20% of PTF
proceeds should be channelled to
the military. Buhari did not ask
questions. General Buhari served as
PTF boss under the worst leader that
the Black Africa has ever produced. It
took the Almighty God to take that
leader down.
In that time, General Buhari kept
quiet. He could not even dare talk
about a revolution. He knew he had
to survive. The same way he tossed
others like Fela Anikulapo Kuti and
the many others who his press
decree hunted and hounded.
While Buhari pretending to be busy
at work at PTF, Kudirat Abiola, Pa
Rewane, Alex Ibru and many others
were gunned down in cold blood,
Buhari kept quiet.
Now that we are working hard and
across the clock to re-build a
democracy which would have been
far more matured by now if General
Buhari and his leeches had not
truncated the democratically elected
government of President Shehu
Shagari, this former dictator-general
wants to foment trouble and set us
back. We will not allow him again!