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Footage of Thieves Burnt Alive in Nigeria « Max Siollun’s Website — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 02:50:46 +0000

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Comment on Nigerian Leaders by Soulstar

Soulstar — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 06:30:59 +0000

Lets not speak like we do not know the ruling history of Nigeria so far. Saying the fulanis have provided the best presidency the country has ever seen is only pulling wool over peoples eyes and masking the reality. None of the presidents have been any good and irrespective of tribe it does not appear that any will ever be good. How can anyone say any president from Nigeria will pave way for the most remarkable political and economic achievement Africa (the continent if some people dont know) has ever seen? What happened to the likes of Mandela and other good leaders who actually did something good for their nations? This is clearly an uninformed statement. We are talking about people who constantly loot their nations wealth, play dangerous political games to stay in power and allow corruption to flourish. What economic achievements I have to ask are we talking about? The strength of the currency hasnt risen (if at all)remarkably in the last thirty odd years. We are still yet to stand by a single product (which we seem to never be able to make amidst all the resources)besides oil that the whole world needs and are willing to pay for. Our oil wells are run and owned by greedy politicians. The state of the Niger Delta area is an embarrassment. The above response is typical of Nigerians-blowing their trumpets amidst nothing. Yes, if we do not blow our trumpets who else will?very true, but for how long will we continue to decieve ourselves? We talk like the whole world cannot see past our gimmicks. Saying the fulanis have provided the best presidency is only allowing mediocrity to stand once again. I am proud to be a NIgerian by saying Nigerian I mean born in Nigeria but I am not proud of any of our leaders. The have helped create a bad name for all Nigerians worldwide making the average Nigerian stereotyped whereever he goes. They have caused many Nigerians to seek better lives outside their own country while they lavish in wealth and splendour. Please do not be like the animals in the book animal farm who failed to realise the tricks of the Napoleon the pig until it was too late. Condemn bad governorship and presidency alike, dont just follow blindly.

Comment on Nigerian Leaders by abdul Azeez

abdul Azeez — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:40:06 +0000

the fulanis have provided the best precidency this country has seen. and fortunately i believe the best of them is paving the way for the most remarkable political and economic achievements the the continent is yet to see. this country has got a president. iam proud to call him my president where ever i may be

Comment on Nigeria’s Great Speeches by maxsiollun

maxsiollun — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 00:30:46 +0000

Dear Mr Iheanacho, speeches by Zik will be uploaded here in due course. I am working on it.

Comment on BABANGIDA - HIS LIFE AND TIMES (PART 4) by MALLAM

MALLAM — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:33:24 +0000

GOD BLESS NIGERIA AND OUR PRESIDENT UMARU MUSA YAR ADUA AND ALL THE MEMEBERS

Comment on Nigeria’s Great Speeches by C C IHEANACHO

C C IHEANACHO — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 23:34:43 +0000

Thanks for the well researched and dedatic information,but methink the History is absolutely incomplete without including some speech of the late sage and father of one Nigerian - DR Nnamdi Azikiwe (THE ZIK OF AFRICA)

Comment on Nigerian Leaders by Hardy Jalloh

Hardy Jalloh — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 20:04:33 +0000

I love the Nigerian fulani political domination.

Comment on Nigerian Leaders by john esaeyin

john esaeyin — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:49:29 +0000

one day by GOD’S GRACE i will rule the this country; that i will reduce the militry power to the level of an errand boy and break the power of the emirate. so help me God. Amen.

Comment on Nigeria’s Great Speeches by Michael Onwukwe

Michael Onwukwe — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 20:37:54 +0000

Great idea to publish these speeches altogether. Good for historical references for those who care to know. Thanks.

Comment on WHAT IF ABIOLA HAD BECOME PRESIDENT? by Nigeria: June 12, MKO Abiola, Option A4 :: Grandiose Parlor

Nigeria: June 12, MKO Abiola, Option A4 :: Grandiose Parlor — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 04:52:00 +0000

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