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Met a noisy IPOB supporter.
I just asked him what the IPOB economic policy was and how IPOB planned to do international trade and safeguard the investment of SE people outside the SE if they made enemies of everyone around.
The idiot tried to dodge the question. I didn't let him
I just asked him what the IPOB economic policy was and how IPOB planned to do international trade and safeguard the investment of SE people outside the SE if they made enemies of everyone around.
The idiot tried to dodge the question. I didn't let him
I made it clear to everyone in the bar that if IPOB had done ANY thinking on how to BUILD a Country , then there would be clear Economic and Regional-Planning Vision and Policies.
Everyone in the bar said it was true and asked him to answer. He had no clue.
Everyone in the bar said it was true and asked him to answer. He had no clue.
He started ranting about The World Bank.
I told him that I had a degree in Economics and Google on my phone so he should be VERY SURE about anything he wants to say about the World Bank backing Biafra.
He just kept quiet and stopped talking. They are stupid people.
I told him that I had a degree in Economics and Google on my phone so he should be VERY SURE about anything he wants to say about the World Bank backing Biafra.
He just kept quiet and stopped talking. They are stupid people.
You have seen that the Buhari Government has been strangely aggressive lately with challenging Allies in Europe and America.
Truth is that the International Community has lost confidence in Buhari and is worried about the impact of Nigeria's failure on Africa and World Security
Truth is that the International Community has lost confidence in Buhari and is worried about the impact of Nigeria's failure on Africa and World Security
Recent aggression by the Buhari camp is a fearful reaction to the high-level nature of Atiku Abubakar's US trip.
Atiku met with The Chairman of the US House Committee on Homeland Security.
He also met with The Chairman of the US House Subcommittee on Africa and Human Rights
Atiku met with The Chairman of the US House Committee on Homeland Security.
He also met with The Chairman of the US House Subcommittee on Africa and Human Rights
Atiku met with Congressman Michael Mccaul.
Michael Thomas McCaul Sr. is the Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security.
Congressman Mccaul has publicly expressed concerns about Nigeria being a safe haven for Terrorist groups.
These are his views from 3 years ago.
Michael Thomas McCaul Sr. is the Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security.
Congressman Mccaul has publicly expressed concerns about Nigeria being a safe haven for Terrorist groups.
These are his views from 3 years ago.
While it’s a relatively fun atmosphere that Atiku is in the US, we shouldn’t lose sight of the real problems at home.
We are still unsafe because Boko Haram has become stronger, armed bandits have ravaged states, and our soldiers aren’t catered for.
We are still unsafe because Boko Haram has become stronger, armed bandits have ravaged states, and our soldiers aren’t catered for.
We heard Buhari himself dismiss the welfare of our soldiers when asked in a recent interview. It is important that we have a leader who assumes responsibility and had respect and admiration for his citizens.
The coming election is very important for us as a country. Removing Buhari establishes that we are powerful as citizens to vote out any leader who doesn’t meet our needs.
Atiku has been running a serious campaign on issues, rolling out his solutions as will be applied.
Atiku has been running a serious campaign on issues, rolling out his solutions as will be applied.
This thread 👇 contains VERBATIM clips from @GuardianNigeria editorial of August 30, 1985, three days after General Buhari’s govt was sacked by IBB & CO.
Looks like an editorial you'll read again after May 2019.
READ SLOWLY.
#NeverAgain
Looks like an editorial you'll read again after May 2019.
READ SLOWLY.
#NeverAgain
"It did not take long before the Buhari administration, so openly and so warmly received by Nigerians when it came to power, began to show it's true and frightful face. Soon enough, it became clear that his administration had a conception of government in which the governed..."
"...were regarded as a hostile, adversary force, and in which government was virtually an end in itself."
