Acting President Yemi Osinbajo
and the Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, are currently meeting behind
closed-doors at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja.
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| file photo |
The emir arrived Osinbajo’s
office at exactly 2. 40pm, reports Daily Trust.
Details later…
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TWO BIRDS OF A KIND? THE DISCREDITED SANUSI AND THE LAME-DUCK CALLED YEMI OF AN OSINBAJO. WHAT FOR. Jay 2, Abuja.
ReplyDeleteI hope your hatred for the vice president won't kill you
DeleteJay 2 Abuja! You are even afraid to let people know your father's name because your surname or your father's name resemble of Boko Haram name that we are looking for. No wonder you always attack Acting President knowing fully that none of your families could reach that level. Idiot
ReplyDeleteDon't mind that jay 2 .
DeleteHis hated for the vice president will soon land him somewhere
Hmmmm, na waooo. These almajiri called yakubu sheriff and the demon mike or what does he call himself, don't be too personal. Express your own views not attack another poor Nigerian like you all. who actually is happy with the way Nigeria is being run. The poor have been subjected and cursed to attack themselves instead of the rich looters who kept us this way. Even if the rich pays you, it will be in peanuts while they stash away their loot. Wake up you poor guys and speak out against the big cats that kept us this way, not attacking each other. today is Friday the yakubu sherrif will wait for a plate of rice hand-out from those who stole billions. And he will be satisfied. The demon-Mike may even be sponsored as a thug and given peanuts and he will feel satisfied. Those big men that reduced Nigeria to this level will not care a hoot about you. So think and grow out of this level, not hauling abuses at others for complaining. Only fools savor the pleasure of a tilter even when the jester is an apparition. I admire and love the VP: For GOD'S sake, he is a SAN, a pastor and a professor, but he is not doing much, let's be frank. Sanusi, a former CBN is also good to an extent. But nobody is infallible or beyond reproach. So be it. We must criticize constructively not engaging in argumentum fallacium. Jay 2, Abuja.
ReplyDeleteA lot of the supposed poor are ignorant of the things going on in the country and use their stomach alone to measure everything. If u read emir lamido sanusi view on tribalism and religion, and how some desperate few Nigerian manipulate others to get to the top no matter the cost, you will realize he is one of the good guys. He stands for unity in diversity and I agree with him 100%.I know whatever he has gone to Abuja to see the acting president for would be in the interest of all.
ReplyDeleteSanusi is a blessing to Nigeria. I believe something good will come out of that meeting. God bless Nigeria
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