The cancel culture is really devilish. People sell hatred just to peak agenda or spin propaganda. Just stand with what you know and do right. No man is a judge over another...
@AreaFada1 It baffles me that none actually see this post as false. Nigerians tend to fall for anything. Imagine how the letter is written, imagine how another country's citizen feel so interested in Nigerian Ambassadorial nominee, imagine how the words in the letter ooze of 'Esau's hand.'
@tshaka_thabiso @officialABAT The addition is actually needed. The existing problems with the current setup require more non-direct approach but for the increased number of brigandage and banditry, we need more able bodied men of the security forces.
Thorough assessment will show that the ratio is poor.
@john_olaiya@funshographix Your thoughts are jaundiced with selective application of obvious premise.
Atiku won in South East, Jonathan won in South East, PDP (a name synonymous with wayo) won in South East.
So PDP didn't fail and even when the whole nation knew Jonathan was clueless, South East got him.
Everyday, people attack others from other region and those from the region of the politicians they hate.
Is that how to build a nation?
Stop the nonsense @grok advise Nigerians now before it is too late.
@heisizumichaels@StatiSense Hopefully, I don't understand how your assessment is of importance when the fact speak for itself.
It could be termed rigging if you like...but learn how to deal with facts!
@Dono_K22@chibuzo_mikel@woye1 This is the most redundant comment I have seen in recent years...like media coverage challenge or what? Why did you leave the onus of the matter behind?
Last last. Most Nigerrians do not want democracy...no alternatives, no debates, no freedom of choice, no freedom of association... Is it a must to support a candidate? Or is it a crime to vote for a candidate who you have access to his verifiable impacts?