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Politics Nigeria obtained a picture of the president's letter to former Kano governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso, who celebrated his birthday a few days ago in Kano.

http://politicsngr.com/photo-buharis-letter-kwankwaso-birthday/

FTC


Dedicating This To The MOD That Ban Me May You Go To Work Like This Tomorrow


The Re*ired Banned Me For Almost A Week because Of One APC er **Spits**

Shoutout to all the people that show me Likes May Your MB never finish

One deaf Aboky felicitating with another aboky.

Mtcheew.

I'm not reading it. Adoncare

Politicians

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So you want me to believe that Buhari wrote all these



Odiegwu

Largas:
One deaf Aboky felicitating with another aboky.

Mtcheew.

What shall it profit you to say NONSENSE? Congratulations Kwankwasiya!!!

Gud

Such pettiness...so that when Kwankwaso is due for DSS's visit, the C in C becomes tongue tied on of frolicking with the 'enemy'. Oga, face the business of governance and send the senator a text message!

happy birthday kwankwaso

K

The Kwankwasiyya model, slayer of Badluck Ebele Jonathan, formidable APC godfather we love you sir.

Live on Dr while haters die

OK

Largas:
One deaf Aboky felicitating with another aboky.

Mtcheew.

One leprous hardworking biafran wailing blue murder on a letter signed by the courageous, committed,incorruptible President of the greatest and most populous black nation in the world; Mohammadu Buhari GCFR


Do the needful if you don't like the letter jump inside River Niger

Happy belated birth date to Dr Rabiu Kwanwanso. I wish you a many prosperous years ahead.

Buhari even do mistake for date before e change am... O ga oooo

HBD sir

[s]

Largas:
One deaf Aboky felicitating with another aboky.

Mtcheew.

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Is that all the rubbish you have in your primitive medullar oblongata to say? Your brain needs proper scanning and lamination to see if it will function effectively in another state of affairs.

Another Biafra lunatic on the loose.

it s an honour and privilege for a sitting president to wish you on ur birthday celebration. I pray someday , the president will not only write us buh grace our occasions ......

Largas:
One deaf Aboky felicitating with another aboky.

Mtcheew.

I doubt if a local govt has ever congratulate ur family head on his bday. ... not to talk of ur state governor. . little did you that the man you regards to as Deaf aboky is the first citizen of ur country n whether u like it or not, he still ve 18 months left to be the president. .... so u can kill urself ..... LONG LIVE PRESIDENT MUHAMMAD BUHARI, LONG LIVE KWANKWASO, LONG LIVE NIGERIA !!!! Eyin temi, EKO O NI BAJE OOO

FemiFaniKayode:
The Kwankwasiyya model, slayer of Badluck Ebele Jonathan, formidable APC godfather we love you sir.

Live on Dr while haters die

Bigotry is the worst form of illiteracy...

It's embarrassing to spot grammatical errors in letters or documents signed by the President and other high ranking Govt. officials. What manner of staff are in our high places? What happened to proof-reading?

Error 1
Line 3, paragraph 1 - 'calls for celebrations'

The English rule is that singular verbs are used with singular nouns and vice versa. In this case, 'calls' is a singular verb wrongly used with a plural noun 'celebrations'. The right construction should be 'call for celebrations'.

Error 2
Line 1, paragraph 3

I pray that 'Allah continue' to

Allah is a singular noun and should be followed by a singular verb 'continues'. The right construction here should be 'Allah continues'...

The repeated error makes it seem like this is not a typo, but rather a lack of understanding of the rules of concord. We need the best people in high places!

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Largas:
One deaf Aboky felicitating with another aboky.

Mtcheew.

[/s]

Igbokwe was sooo right about you people.

Who English don help? Is it our mother tongue? The most important thing is for the receiver to be able to decode the message sent by the encoder.

[quote author=maxxy post=50583121]It's embarrassing to spot grammatical errors in letters or documents signed by the President and other high ranking Govt. officials. What manner of staff are in our high places? What happened to proof-reading?

[b]Error 1
Line 3, paragraph 1 - 'calls for celebrations'

The English rule is that singular verbs are used with singular nouns and vice versa. In this case, 'calls' is a singular verb wrongly used with a plural noun 'celebrations'. The right construction should be 'call for celebrations'.

Error 2
Line 1, paragraph 3

I pray that 'Allah continue' to

Allah is a singular noun and should be followed by a singular verb 'continues'. The right construction here should be 'Allah continues'...

The repeated error makes it seem like this is not a typo, but rather a lack of understanding of the rules of concord. We need the best people in high places![/quote][/b]

[quote author=sanky346 post=50583659]Who English don help? Is it our mother tongue? The most important thing is for the receiver to be able to decode the message sent by the encoder.


If you have chosen a language as an official means of communication, you will do well to follow the rules of that language, lest you make yourself a laughing stock.

English helps... that's why it is compulsorily taught at kindergarten, primary and secondary stages of education.

sanky346:
Who English don help? Is it our mother tongue? The most important thing is for the receiver to be able to decode the message sent by the encoder.

[quote author=maxxy post=50583121]It's embarrassing to spot grammatical errors in letters or documents signed by the President and other high ranking Govt. officials. What manner of staff are in our high places? What happened to proof-reading?

[b]Error 1
Line 3, paragraph 1 - 'calls for celebrations'

The English rule is that singular verbs are used with singular nouns and vice versa. In this case, 'calls' is a singular verb wrongly used with a plural noun 'celebrations'. The right construction should be 'call for celebrations'.

Error 2
Line 1, paragraph 3

I pray that 'Allah continue' to

Allah is a singular noun and should be followed by a singular verb 'continues'. The right construction here should be 'Allah continues'...

The repeated error makes it seem like this is not a typo, but rather a lack of understanding of the rules of concord. We need the best people in high places![/b]

It is from the president not from kunu seller or shoe shiner . So he is expected to be d best .!
Stop trivializing VERY important message .
He will only get better that way !