71 die in Abuja blast
The time to put a stop to the massive killings taking place in this country is now. Mr. President should act and behave like a president of the world’s most populous black nation. The way out of this crisis is neither military assault nor National Conference but rather the political will from our president and his allies. I suggest that President Jonathan shelve his 2015 ambition in the interest of our great country and the souls of innocent Nigerians lost; because going by what late Andrew Azazi told us, PDP zoning is responsible for the horror we are seeing today. Also, the President should summon a meeting of all past presidents, party leaders, state governors and traditional leaders in a bid to end the gorilla war facing our dear nation, and none of them should leave the venue until they resolve the entire crisis bedeviling our country.
Fahad Danladi
fahad342@yahoo.com ****************************** First of all, my sincere condolences to the families and friends of those who lost their loved ones, and I am wishing those injured quick recovery. We are yet to see a single man/woman of honour resigning from this incompetent government. Every time something tragic happens, all we get is some halfrehearsed comment about “God willing we will overcome this...” News flash for you: God is not going to WILL anything or come down from the heavens to solve anything, unless you are willing to do something about it. Resign Mr.President because you are complicit in this crime and you will be prosecuted for mass murder in the not too distant future.
Mouktar
mouktar@gmail.com *************************** Instead of sympathizing with those that lost dear ones, we are here looking for 2015 ticket. How many of you are sure of seeing 2015? The misrule of Nigeria started long ago and not under GEJ. Let us interrogate all the past rulers including the so-called angel, Buhari. We are joking and if care is not taken Crimea, Rwanda and South Sudan experiences will be
child’s play.
Ogbuefi Akajiaku
ogbuefiakajiaku@yahoo.com ****************************** This is not the solution. The only solution is that Mr. President should resign. If not for the fact that we cannot blame God for having allowed this man to be the president of the most populous black nation of the world, one would have thought otherwise. But God knows why He is punishing Nigerians by choosing for them an inept, insensitive, gentle-looking Jonathan as president. We should all pray to God against the come-back of this Jonathan-led administration come 2015. We have had enough of endemic corruption, economic wastage, administrative ineptitude, looting of public funds with impunity and, above all, democratic oppression/tyranny. Enough is enough!
Nasir Muhammad Kumo
elnasirkumo@gmail.com ****************************** Majority of the residents there are poverty-stricken underemployed, unemployed, menial workers and hordes of criminals. The surprising thing is that the wealthy and the big wigs that are responsible for all the degeneration in the country are not being affected. Perhaps, this is the reason why the insurgency continues unabated.
Comrade Bishir Dauda Katsina
unshakablecomrade@yahoo.com ******************************* May the Almighty Lord bring an end to this menace. It is time we put all hands on deck to deal with this issue once and for all. Those who use violence to scare Nigerians will never succeed.
Bala
mammanhyt@ymail.com ****************************** The act is getting nearer to the seat of power; Jonathan must wake up. I will suggest he remove the three governors of the troubled region and put an administrator there to suit what the constitution says it’s proper. May God help us all.
Bernard
gracenard@yahoo.com ****************************** Are we going to continue like this and for how long? What we hear every day is “we are on top of the situation”. Innocent people are dying every day; yet our leaders are celebrating birthdays and weddings of their sons and daughters. If the situation is beyond their control, they should let the whole world know and stop using peoples’ lives to play kites. Or are they using innocent people’s blood to pay their vows to their gods for being in power? If they are truly of God the Almighty, the Creator of heavens and the earth, they should act fast before the wrath of God comes upon them and their families.
Olatunji Johnson
lekkyj2005@yahoo.com I regret voting for Jonathan– Kwankwaso Kwankwaso wants this power by all means. But Nigerian presidency is not for people like him.
Nwa Biafra
cdis2008@yahoo.com ******************************* ***
I do not think there is need for one to regret one’s action especially when one took the action based on one’s conviction that one was on the right path. As human beings, mistakes are bound to be made at a particular point in time. If for instance, I support someone who I am convinced can deliver and the person turns out to be a failure, I will simply take responsibility for my error of judgement, without any form of regret. One only regrets what one was forced to do and not what one willingly did without any form of influence or coercion. Nobody is happy with the general situation of the country today but we should not relent on our prayer to the Almighty Allah to help us out of the unfortunate situation.
Muhammad Yusif Muhammad
muhammadyusifmuhammad@ gmail.com
Governor, didn’t you hear about the bomb blast in Nyanya? Can’t you stop for a moment from playing politics? You don’t even care about the dastardly act that took so many lives; all you care about is power.
Ike
ikeanosike@gmail.com I’m not against conduct of elections in North-East – Shekarau Shekarau is anti-north.
Abba Muhammed
abba_yola@yahoo.com ******************************** Shekarau is a failure, ungrateful and betrayal to the highest order. Shekarau cannot even win a council in his ward talkless of assisting GEJ to win election.
Tijjani Bala
sulem141@yahoo.com