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Name: Chill Pill on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Yar' Adua did not come across to me as 'fit' and 'sound' in the phoney BBC telephone call. We don't wish him dead. We just want him to step aside & allow his VeePee act in the interest of the constitution.Flag
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Name: Kayode Babalola on Jan 12, 2010Comments: what NEXT did with your report is to smoke out Yar'adua wherever he his and to put all the conspirators in a tight corner they will be forced to come clean on the man's whereabouts if only to debunk the article. You did the right thing and for that I am grateful.Flag
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Name: Ada Eregbuo on Jan 12, 2010Comments: He has let us down, he should go.Flag
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Name: Tony Nwajei on Jan 12, 2010Comments: He should come back if he is truly still alive and kicking!Flag
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Name: Ambrose Toyin on Jan 12, 2010Comments: As a Nigerian citizen, I demand proof of Yaradua's fitness to continue in office.Flag
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Name: Tade Ipadeola on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Every African deserves to have resident leaders functioning at their full mental and other capacities. It is the biggest disservice to the motherland to pretend to rule while clearly non compos mentis.Flag
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Name: Tayo Fagbule on Jan 12, 2010Comments: We don't need no trouble; What we need is love. Oh, no! We don't need - we don't need - no more trouble! Lord knows, we don't need no trouble! - Bob MarleyFlag
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Name: Aikhoje Ilofuan on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Ms. Croft on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: ADENIJI TOMILOLA on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Adedayo Fashakin on Jan 12, 2010Comments: This is not Lenin's Russia.Flag
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Name: Wale Akin on Jan 12, 2010Comments: The issue is not whether the President come back home or not. What we should be saying is that he must handover to his deputy as the Constitution demands. If he hands over as per the Constitution, he could be away for as long as he likes, there will at least be someone in charge.Flag
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Name: Olumide Gbolahan on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Lateeisha on Jan 12, 2010Comments: pls oh!....yaradua come back home.Flag
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Name: Gbenga on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Mr Yar' Adua, come back home and save us from this uncertainty threathening to break up the country. Let us know the TRUTH. BE HONOURABLE!Flag
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Name: Adeleke on Jan 12, 2010Comments: President Yardua please come back homeFlag
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Name: Isaiah Oladeji on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Haba! Umuru do the right thing; practice what you preach "rule of law". Why allow Andaooka to become the acting president when the constitution says it is Goodluck.Flag
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Name: C.A. CANDIDE-JOHNSON S.A.N. on Jan 12, 2010Comments: The Presidents physical and mental capacity are not a personal or private matter but a matter of critical legal and political significance to his employers, the Nigerian people. The present evasion and deception is not merely primitive, irresponsible and immoral but is tantamount to an overthrow of the existing legal order by a tiny cabal. That is what the law defines as a coup D'etat!Flag
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Name: Imnakoya on Jan 12, 2010Comments: The president should be impeached!Flag
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Name: AHMED BAYONLE ARASHI on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Let him quit even if he comes home, our nation will never move forward with a sick leader, Nigerians are tired of this in and out.Flag
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Name: John Danmole on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Kick the guy out, he has been a disgrace to us abroadFlag
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Name: Ayodele on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Enough of this charade so we can at least move on with our lives as a nation, please.Flag
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Name: Aminu Shaibu on Jan 12, 2010Comments: I am really saddened with the developments in Nigeria. I really don’t care about the charade concerning Yar-adua’s health. I am more concerned that the rein of power should have been handed over to the vice president. I wish Yar-adua speedy recovery but for the good of Nigeria he shouldn’t be governing us. He is not physically fit to carry on the duties of the president. All Nigerians - from the North to the South, should unite and demand that the right thing be done. For our Children’s sake and for our pride as a people, please let’s put the good of the country above all parochial interests!!Flag
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Name: Andrew Tanimu on Jan 12, 2010Comments: How low can a country go .....The so called phone or radio interview with BBC is an obvious fraud. where is the proof he's alive...? Did the bbc reporter verify that the person on the other end was Umaru Yar' adua...? Why not a Video or live interview..? It shows how far the cabal would go to hang on to power until they they can get their next stooge into office. For this level of deceit, fraud,forgery and impersonation/identity theft to originate from the highest levels of the Nigerian government simply shows that the is doomed in the hands of its currrent leaders.Flag
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Name: Olasupo Tunde on Jan 12, 2010Comments: It is quite a shame that the president had to speak to us via BBC! is BBC his employer? Was he voted/rigged into office by British? He should just come home. enough is enough!!!Flag
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Name: Osita Anarah on Jan 12, 2010Comments: o boy if u no wan be presido , free d thing. peaceFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Toyin Fani-Kayode on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Oluwakemi on Jan 12, 2010Comments: President Yaradua should quit.Flag
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Name: Cheta Nwanze on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Enough is enoughFlag
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Name: Lawrence Ikem Fejokwu on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Yaradua (if alive, which I seriously doubt) should immediately resign or hand over to the VP Goodluck Jonathan. Sadly, the gross absence of leadership and cowardice shown by the VP, the Governors Forum, the Federal Ministers and the entire National Assembly at this crucial time makes me wonder if we do not need a complete flushing out of this democraziness. Yaradua resign or handover to the VP immediately. This is the Federal Republic of Nigeria not the Federal Republic of Yaradua!Flag
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Name: Ade Zaccheus on Jan 12, 2010Comments: The constituition is above anyone and thus must be upheldFlag
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Name: Olumide Olusanya on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Aisha Mohammed on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: TOLA ADENLE on Jan 12, 2010Comments: If he's alive as being represented by the beneficiaries of the chaos in Nigeria, it's easy to shame those of us who believe he's dead, or at best, barely alive: record a video and have Nigerians see it. After all, no pictures from a hospital bed could be worse than those the world has been subjected to viewing on the web these last several months.Flag
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Name: Olamide Obalisa on Jan 12, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 12, 2010Comments: The guy should just be impeached! The FEC have shown the real mad stuff they are ALL made of! A bunch of jokersFlag
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Name: James Onuoha on Jan 12, 2010Comments: Adherence to the constitution of a people is the bedrock of a true democracy because democracy cannot thrive in lawlessness.Flag
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Name: Ainehi Edoro on Jan 13, 2010Comments: May this be the beginning of something truly great for our good country.Flag
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Name: Kalu Kalu on Jan 13, 2010Comments: Yar'adua must hand over to JonathanFlag
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Name: Makin on Jan 13, 2010Comments: 'Former' President Umaru Musa Yaradua should just go/ resign/handover, that's if he is any condition to do so. Failing that, the process must be set in motion immediately for Vice President Goodluck to take over immediately.Flag
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Name: Bolaji Aladejana on Jan 13, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: MARYAM ISMA MUAZU on Jan 13, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Femi Faseemo on Jan 13, 2010Comments: President Yaradua should do the right thing by obeying the constitution.Flag
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Name: Gbenga Afolabi on Jan 13, 2010Comments: Yar Adua, Turai and the other Katsina gangsters, it is all over. Bye bye to YarAdua. As a Nigerian, I do not want a weakling to be my president so hand over now!Flag
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Name: Peter Longe on Jan 13, 2010Comments: Never forget that there are 150million of us.Flag
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Name: Bunmi Adebayo on Jan 13, 2010Comments: It's unbelievable for a small number of people to hold a whole nation of 150 million or thereabout to ransom just for the love of power. Declare Goodluck Jonathan as acting President, so Nigeria can have a voice in the comity of nationsFlag
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Name: Code Weaver on Jan 13, 2010Comments: Mr Yar'Adua is DEAD! Mentally, clinically, spiritually, morally and possibly physically. Turai Yar'Adua is a selfish greedy bastard. A woman who marries off her daugter's as 3rd & 4th wives to semi-literate governors in the 21st century has no moral fibre.Flag
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Name: E C Ejiogu on Jan 13, 2010Comments: His violation of the constitution so far merits impeachment.Flag
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Name: TO on Jan 13, 2010Comments:Flag