Comments on: A novel in rotten democracy http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html Tue, 16 Mar 2010 01:58:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: emeka Anyalewechi http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-35112 emeka Anyalewechi Sat, 21 Apr 2007 23:40:59 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-35112 Nigeria will never learn, given the economic wooes that the corrupt devils as elected no-goods continue to mount. The only solution to Nigerian problems is to dive the Ethnicitism, then will find the survival of the fitest. A nation that do not care for the people whoput them in power going hungry day-in, day-out, while the money is sent overseas, their sons, and daughters, and family sent abroads to live.The civil did not teach them a leason, especial the same thieves stealing from the abject poor nigertians. Educated hulligants fools. Nigeria will never learn, given the economic wooes that the corrupt devils as elected no-goods continue to mount.

The only solution to Nigerian problems is to dive the Ethnicitism, then will find the survival of the fitest.

A nation that do not care for the people whoput them in power going hungry day-in, day-out, while the money is sent overseas, their sons, and daughters, and family sent abroads to live.The civil did not teach them a leason, especial the same thieves stealing from the abject poor nigertians.

Educated hulligants fools.

]]> By: » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) - Oluniyi David Ajao » Blog Archive http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34510 » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) - Oluniyi David Ajao » Blog Archive Fri, 20 Apr 2007 04:37:01 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34510 [...] Black Looks’ blog post title says it all: “A novel in rotten democracy” Nigeria went to the polls on Saturday for the first leg of the elections - the second leg voting for the President and national assembly is next Saturday. Today the Supreme Court ruled null and void the INEC’s (Electorial Commission) disqualification of Vice President Atiku Abubakar and at least 6 other governors. Nigeriaworld’s choice of headlines “Democracy Rules” is way off mark as violence, rigging and general thuggery seemed to have ruled the day. [...] [...] Black Looks’ blog post title says it all: “A novel in rotten democracy” Nigeria went to the polls on Saturday for the first leg of the elections – the second leg voting for the President and national assembly is next Saturday. Today the Supreme Court ruled null and void the INEC’s (Electorial Commission) disqualification of Vice President Atiku Abubakar and at least 6 other governors. Nigeriaworld’s choice of headlines “Democracy Rules” is way off mark as violence, rigging and general thuggery seemed to have ruled the day. [...]

]]> By: Global Voices Online » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34302 Global Voices Online » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:31:30 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34302 [...] Black Looks’ blog post title says it all: “A novel in rotten democracy” Nigeria went to the polls on Saturday for the first leg of the elections - the second leg voting for the President and national assembly is next Saturday. Today the Supreme Court ruled null and void the INEC’s (Electorial Commission) disqualification of Vice President Atiku Abubakar and at least 6 other governors. Nigeriaworld’s choice of headlines “Democracy Rules” is way off mark as violence, rigging and general thuggery seemed to have ruled the day. [...] [...] Black Looks’ blog post title says it all: “A novel in rotten democracy” Nigeria went to the polls on Saturday for the first leg of the elections – the second leg voting for the President and national assembly is next Saturday. Today the Supreme Court ruled null and void the INEC’s (Electorial Commission) disqualification of Vice President Atiku Abubakar and at least 6 other governors. Nigeriaworld’s choice of headlines “Democracy Rules” is way off mark as violence, rigging and general thuggery seemed to have ruled the day. [...]

]]> By: Les élections législatives provoquent des émeutes au Nigéria/ Legislative elections cause riots in Nigeria « Addax http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34151 Les élections législatives provoquent des émeutes au Nigéria/ Legislative elections cause riots in Nigeria « Addax Tue, 17 Apr 2007 20:00:23 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34151 [...] Le 14 avril dernier, des élections législatives ont eu lieu au Nigéria (les présidentielles auront lieu le 21 avril). Non seulement le peuple nigérian votait pour choisir les députés de l’Assemblée Nationale mais aussi pour les gouverneurs des 36 États du pays. Il semble que les résultats qui ont été dévoilés indiquent que les partis proches du pouvoir vont l’emporter. Cela a provoqué le mécontentement de la population qui s’est exprimée en provoquant des émeutes. (voir cet article du Daily Telegraph). Black Looks nous donne aussi une description de ce qui se passe au Nigéria en nous référant à plusieurs autres blogueurs. [...] [...] Le 14 avril dernier, des élections législatives ont eu lieu au Nigéria (les présidentielles auront lieu le 21 avril). Non seulement le peuple nigérian votait pour choisir les députés de l’Assemblée Nationale mais aussi pour les gouverneurs des 36 États du pays. Il semble que les résultats qui ont été dévoilés indiquent que les partis proches du pouvoir vont l’emporter. Cela a provoqué le mécontentement de la population qui s’est exprimée en provoquant des émeutes. (voir cet article du Daily Telegraph). Black Looks nous donne aussi une description de ce qui se passe au Nigéria en nous référant à plusieurs autres blogueurs. [...]

]]> By: Global Voices Online » Nigeria: whither democracy? http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34060 Global Voices Online » Nigeria: whither democracy? Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:46:11 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34060 [...] Black Looks on Nigerian elections: “Nigeria went to the polls on Saturday for the first leg of the elections - the second leg voting for the President and national assembly is next Saturday. Today the Supreme Court ruled null and void the INEC’s (Electorial Commission) disqualification of Vice President Atiku Abubakar and at least 6 other governors. Nigeriaworld’s choice of headlines “Democracy Rules” is way off mark as violence, rigging and general thuggery seemed to have ruled the day.” Share This [...] [...] Black Looks on Nigerian elections: “Nigeria went to the polls on Saturday for the first leg of the elections – the second leg voting for the President and national assembly is next Saturday. Today the Supreme Court ruled null and void the INEC’s (Electorial Commission) disqualification of Vice President Atiku Abubakar and at least 6 other governors. Nigeriaworld’s choice of headlines “Democracy Rules” is way off mark as violence, rigging and general thuggery seemed to have ruled the day.” Share This [...]

]]> By: Sokari http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34007 Sokari Tue, 17 Apr 2007 07:00:39 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-34007 @Imnakoya - Yes you are right. Watching adults in high positions behave like gangsters and fools is thoroughly disgraceful. But Nigeria has 120/130 million people and it is up to them to put an end to the politics of greed and thuggery. But no they will do nothing and things will only get worse. How bad before people wake up is anybodies guess. Let us just hope that one of Okonta's stated choices (one he thinks and hopes has little chance) open to Nigeria, the military, does not enter the stage following Saturday's election. @Imnakoya – Yes you are right. Watching adults in high positions behave like gangsters and fools is thoroughly disgraceful. But Nigeria has 120/130 million people and it is up to them to put an end to the politics of greed and thuggery. But no they will do nothing and things will only get worse. How bad before people wake up is anybodies guess. Let us just hope that one of Okonta’s stated choices (one he thinks and hopes has little chance) open to Nigeria, the military, does not enter the stage following Saturday’s election.

]]> By: imnakoya http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-33954 imnakoya Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:52:48 +0000 http://www.blacklooks.org/2007/04/a_novel_in_rotten_democracy.html#comment-33954 I don't think democracy is rotten in Nigeria, it just doesn't exist! I don’t think democracy is rotten in Nigeria, it just doesn’t exist!

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