Daddy14

Advocate for good governance | Honest takes on politics, leadership & Arsenal FC | #Obidient #OK2027

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@piersmorgan Didn’t age well, Piers

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@taiwoyedele They really taking hapless Nigerians for a ride. Will you blame them?

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@DanAbrahams77 And if there’s anyone who’s earned to right to give this sort of advice/opinion then it’s Clarence Seedorf. Spot on!

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@WestHam Hoping you smash it there and return to the EPL where you belong. All the best.

Signed:
A Die Hard Arsenal Fan

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Words on Marble

[Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT]

Tinubu : Why should any part of this country be under occupation? In any civilized country, Jonathan should resign.

http://t.co/tjEbUPYhtl

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@aonanuga1956 Comments under this post are most refreshing. A New Nigeria is POssible.

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@stanleynkwocha_ But where is the son of the deceased Matriach? Or did another one happen in Lagos where BAT attended?

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@keyfipyIasimIar He’s a lucky chap to receive such vital lessons, very early in life

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@realkenokonkwo Mr. Kenneth, you will be the Prodigal Son who was rejected when he came crawling back home. You must be treated as an OUTCAST that you are.

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@aonanuga1956 20 hirelings cheering on failure now represents the whole of Ebonyi State? Continue the self-deceit. Tinubu will NOT win Ebonyi State.

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@felixherbt Seun is an enabler and an integral part of the malaise. Know this and have peace

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@officialABAT Feedback from Nigerians to this post is, refreshing and most encouraging. The bigger question is translating the angst to bear on Election Day 2027

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@pchikaodili1 @UchePOkoye You only throw stones at ripe Mangoes

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@TrendingEx ‘If nobody talk about you, then you’re nobody’ Innocent Idibia

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@NigeriaStories So what will now happen?

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Even a broken clock is correct twice in a day. We are not angry enough. Is it until the Terrorists begin to release pictures and videos of them killing these children? The Teacher that was beheaded is not upsetting enough?

Nigerians should shut down the Country already until the children are released. We are using Oyo as a reference point but we are also aware of the incidents in Borno, Zamfara, Katsina, Niger, & Kwara State that are of equal weight and concern.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!

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@DailyMail Well served!!!

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@dammiedammie35 I can totally relate. We all may not have the courage like her to share our pains online but trust me, there’s NO PLACE LIKE HOME.

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Nigerians are divided into three categories. The Ruiners, The Enablers and the Victims. The irony is that, the Enablers don’t realize they’re also victims who have allowed themselves to be used by the Ruiners for some paltry gains.

As victims, let’s be clear about our Targets. Those effectively saddled with the responsibility of securing our lives and improving our welfare. Our anger at their failures should reflect in our votes. Or perhaps, we are faking the anger and as we are wont to do, suffering and smiling.

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Dear Uche, as valid as your response is, it should not be the central point at this time. We can revisit the role Religious Leaders play in helping to build a decent society at another time but we have a government in office now and Nigerians are dying in thousands. We need to take ownership of our future and determine how we should be governed instead of deflecting and channeling the energy towards targets that will not be part of that future.