Readers comment on Cobras Opinion on “Buhari: As it was in 1984, so it is today”
Author : Titi Yusuf (IP: 172.69.253.144 , 172.69.253.144)
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I am Soo speechless…..nothing has really changed afterall, military ought to be different from democracy because they are two different ideologies but in the case of Nigeria government nothing seems to be different .Just the different political ideologies faced with the same aptitude.
Author : Adesina Odujebe (IP: 172.68.65.28 , 172.68.65.28)
E-mail : gannyodu@yahoo.ca
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If this is a Civilian govt as we claimed, govt by the people for the people and all this rubbish is happening in a Country supposedly to be civilized, the so called giant of Africa,I then begin to wonder, where are we heading to as a Nation.
Either we believe it or not, a time of change shall surely come, I don’t know how and when, but be rest assured that Our God will rescue the Nation of Nigeria from the strong enemies.
King Cobra
Author : Ohis Omiunu (IP: 162.158.158.241 , 162.158.158.241)
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This is very very true. It’s as if the issues that were present during Buhari’s military regime resonates with our contemporary clime. This article is a wake up call not only to the government but also to he citizenry
Author : Rofiat Ololade Abdulyekeen (IP: 162.158.155.250 , 162.158.155.250)
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I hope we will wake up from our slumber as a nation because no so called government is coming to save us. History repeating itself like a pack of cards with no new game to play. What a country!
Nigeria won’t change by changing the government because we have been fighting a lost war, with the slogan “if you can’t beat them join them”. Throughout these years we have done nothing else but join the caucus of “corrupt Moses(es)” promising heaven on earth. We have to redirect our steps and channel new paths for a better future because one day, “Things go better”.
What a scholarly written work.!!!
Again, this article has restated the obvious challenges bedeviling this country from time to time . The truth remains that if we have these sets of people who keep parading themselves as leaders who can take Nigeria to the promised land , nothing will change as far as the reality is concerned. They come with promises of heaven and earth but ask them for a simple formula that can lead the country to a state of development ,they’ll keep beating around the bush. The truth remains that we have two interconnected challenges in the country : Bad leadership and poor fellowship among the citizens. Anywhere development takes place across the world, look thoroughly into this two areas,you’ll understand clearly the symbiotic relations that exist between the two. Nigeria has indeed come of age and nothing seems to be working in the country. Since the fall of the 1st Republic in 1966 , Nigeria has been battling with the issues of tribalism, corruption , favoritism amongst others. This is 2020 for crying out loud and this obvious challenges are still inherent. Sometimes ,I wonder what our founding fathers who fought tirelessly to see us become independent would feel with the conditions in the country. The future is indeed bleak but we can only hope it get better and play our part when we are called to service. We all need to sit tight and prepare ahead for no one will come to liberate the country from these challenges than ourselves. 2023 is here , and there’s no hope the country will move in another direction , the same faces are taking the front role and parading themselves as Messiahs who can take the country to the promised land. We are all watching the scenes carefully. We need to wake up!!!