Comments on: I’ll kill again – Buhari

By: GABRIEL

GABRIEL — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 18:01:48 +0000

Buhari, IBB, Aituk and other killer leader no way for them in Nigeria leadership again, bringing weapons and killed innocents northerners and bombing Niger/D. no way for them.

By: Onibudo

Onibudo — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 08:09:31 +0000

Only the guilty are afraid of Gen. Buhari and they are few. We the suffering masses should not allow ourselves to be deceived to reject a man of integrity !

By: Johnnie Agim

Johnnie Agim — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 19:15:25 +0000

A country gets the leadership it deserves, period! How can any sane Nigerian be talking about IBB, and the rest of the thieving bastards when we have men of unquestionable character like Buhari.

A have heard fellow christian’s talk about his religeious views, but fail to supply concrete evidence, it is all conjecture, and he said, she said. Truth be told, I don’t give a bloody hoot what his religious views are, I just want some honest, fair and God fearing man or woman to come and fix the schools, the roads, the hospitals, security, provide employment, security, and some order out of the present chaos. Folks it is no going to be easy, and talk and writing colorful comments will not cut it. This government we seek, we must make a reality. I am ready to volunteer my time and money for Buhari. Are you?

By: francis

francis — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 12:11:23 +0000

The interview seems to have ended abruptly , or the SUN refused to publish the complete gist. Nevertheless , i admire Buhari, his modesty , intergrity and discipline. Compare him with IBB , and you will almost throw up basically vomit. Buhari deserves some respect . i admire him.

By: julius olowookere

julius olowookere — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 08:19:49 +0000

Its a pity that Nigerians talk of principles forgetting that there’s only ‘one’ political party. Buhari tried his best but what happened in the political terrain? All his followers have deflected to where there is butter and bread. The ruling party will ever win. Therefore, who so ever it presents, unambitious, unwilling, compromised candidates or whatever will rule Nigeria. The likes of Awolowo, Akande, Buhari, Balarabe would ever keep their credentials because Nigerians are still not ready for ideologies, sincere leadership and desire to give social justice to the people. Look at what Atiku has turned politics to. Or what will the people of Ekiti about Fayose’s Poultry for which the incumbent president did nothing, or what legacy has Obasanjo politically? – a man who could not win election in his locality at the first instance becoming a kingmaker within four years? These are our leaders.

By: taiwo macdonald

taiwo macdonald — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:32:45 +0000

buhari is a man with honor but all what he is saying has an explanation which i would be very happy if he does

By: Ayo O

Ayo O — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:15:45 +0000

Buhari have his uniqueness so is IBB.. Buhari not corrupt but had the worst human right record for the 1year 8months in office..I respect Gen. buhari so much but his attachment to sharia at one time made me not to trust him…hidden agenda very possible..

By: Ismail

Ismail — Thu, 06 May 2010 15:29:28 +0000

I think this Ifeanyi Eze is having problem o. Please let’s leave him with his problems. He can’t be toying with our brains. He’s just trying to create a chat room here. Or perhaps he wants to be popular with this kind of thread. Let’s ignore him, and let’s continue to hold Buhari in high esteem; a man of integrity and honour. If I will eventually vote in this country, I think I will vote for nobody but him.

By: Bose Olakigbe

Bose Olakigbe — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 19:07:00 +0000

I respect Gen. M. Buhari as leader, I am ready to vote for him if they allow Nigerians in Overseas to vote at our Embassies or High commissions.
Can you anwser this question please. Evil genius alias IBB is going to spend all his (our) billion dollars to stop Buhari from getting into presidential power. IBB scare or afraid of him for his life, to see Buahri as president, IBB do not want to be limit to his HILL TOP in Minna even IBB never espect OBJ to keep me out of limelight. Do you remember when OBJ wanted to made Idiagbon a Defence Minister! They got rid of him, this is why Buahri always exeremely careful of his life, whenever evil geniue followers are around. The question is,
DO YOU THINK IBB WILL NOT DO WHAT HE CAN TO STOP Buhari?
Until IBB die before our country can be peaceful and then move forward, believe me.

By: mark

mark — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 12:46:17 +0000

@ Austin
Mind you, at this fragile state, we need not only a credible but a strong and patriotic president. Someone who believes Nigeria can solve it’s problems. Buhari has these qualities. Jonathan looks credible but he’s weak. You see how he seizes every opportunity to run to the US, seeking recognition and approval…God knows what deals he would agree to at our expense. Right now there’s conflict at the state house(whether someone with a lesser profile would meet him) bcos his name was not included in the list of presidents Obama wanted to have bilateral talks with at the moment. Therefore, he will be hanging somewhere untill they find a space/time for him to talk with Obama. You will not see Buhari running up and down for approval…rather he will sit at home and these foreign powers will be coming to felicitate. He may even declare that he doesn’t have time for foreign trips. When you run to them at every instance, they’ll have the impression that you fear/need them. They’ll start laying their conditions. You may even find our leaders selling crude oil to them half the stipulated price.

By: Franky

Franky — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 17:01:20 +0000

Nigerians should wake to reality. At every critical junction for the people of our country to make right decision to select leadership who can deliver, we have gone the other way. There is no doubt that Buhari is the right leader for this time. This man has proof able integrity a quality most of our past leaders lack. I can rightly say that if IBB did not steal power from Buhari and Idiagbon our nation will not be facing the predicament we are in today. IBB is part of the problem not the solution..

By: Austin

Austin — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 22:27:43 +0000

Have all of you really read this….and you honestly think that Buhari is intelligent enough to rule us. Resting my case here, I must state that I’m sorry for Nigeria but I’m yet to find a credible candidate for 2011!

By: Nasyr

Nasyr — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 07:17:55 +0000

We should face the truth. We need the one that was tested and trusted. We should stop making trial.

By: Mr Timothy Udoh

Mr Timothy Udoh — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 16:53:40 +0000

Ifaenyi Eze, you were a small boy when Buhari came to power. This page is not for you, go and open your book somewhere else. You are lighter than nothing.

By: Babagana Boso

Babagana Boso — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 13:20:11 +0000

Whether we like it or not, this is the time Nigerians should rise up to choose and vote for leaders like Buhari who has all the qualities to be a leader. He is God fearing, honest, transparent and bold enough to stand and tell the truth no matter how bitter it is. The era of un investigative journalism is over, lets open our eyes and see which paper to read otherwise sentiment will break this country. A word is enough for a wise

By: SAMMANI`

SAMMANI` — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 23:32:33 +0000

Your caption is totally misleading, is this the nigerian style? @ Ezi… you are totally blind folded by the cabals or you’r one of them. with citizens like you nigeria will forever remain in darkness. How old are you? Were you matured when Buhari was the head of state? You need to ask your elders……… I’m sorry for people like you. God save nigeria.

By: adeniyi yusuf

adeniyi yusuf — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 08:28:06 +0000

if the nigerian press and indeed the whole nigerian people continues to be bias in their jugdement and do not face the reality that Gen Buhari is the right man for us the we will forever continue to get leaders that will make us sufer. God help us. We are behind u Gen.

By: Abu Abdurrahman

Abu Abdurrahman — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 04:02:21 +0000

What a caption! Anyway, this is what we see almost everyday. Journalism like any other sector in Nigeria is corrupt and for the cynics (like Ifeanyi Eze), behold Buhari is the last standing credible, sincere and good-intentioned man of his generation. If Nigeria misses him again, then we’re probably doomed forever. God forbid that happens to us again. Long live General and we’re always behind you.

By: MUSTASH

MUSTASH — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 23:49:13 +0000

@Ifeanyi Eze,

I think you just dont want to be open-minded about Buhari. I guess you just dont like him. When Buhari was busy challenging OBJ’s election in the court, there was nothing OBJ did not do to find some dirt on Buhari to rubbish him. But he couldn’t. Those who don’t like Buhari, don’t like him because they have some dirt they want to hide. Since they cannot find any dirt about him, they just paint him to be a religious bigot just because he is God-fearing. May be they need Satan as leader, because I cannot see anyhting wrong in being God-fearing. And this is the same God Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad worshipped.

By: mark

mark — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 22:51:29 +0000

i would vote for Buhari if he runs as a presidential candidate…i prefer him to IBB.
OBJ has good intentions for Nigeria…i WOULD NOT like to vote for a candidate(Atiku etc) that would be dictated to by the US or other foreign nations….one of d things Buhari and OBJ agree on is that Naija is d only place u can call home(it doesn’t matter where you run to/nationalise…u will still be considered a 2nd class citizen). God knows how much i hate the word “giant of africa”. Pride goes before a fall. I’d advise our leaders/press to solve our domestic problems rather than trying to claim titles we presently don’t deserve.