What an insult to Nigeria. As a Nigerian, I feel personally insulted and offended. This goes to buttress what we have been saying all along, Nigeria should put its house in order. The decision by Obama is right of course and certainly echoes the comments made by Oprah a while back. Why the hell should he associate himself and the US government with a directionless leader that came to power through a rigged election and worse still, an internationally recognised corrupt country and government?

Guys, we all know we can do better and that the people of Nigeria certainly deserve better. We can not and must be insulted this way as a nation. Now, this does not mean that we must kowtow whatever the US says, rather, we must ensure that we always claim and hold the moral high ground in our dealings and affiliations with ourselves and the world at large, at all times.

Big slap on the face for Africa,s most populous nation. This came about because there are people who don,t care about the public image of the country and by extension the welfare of their fellow citizens,I don,t care if Obama recognises the greatness inherent in Nigeria,I only care about the collective efforts of Polit-criminals with support from the EUROPE and US making that truly great land a laughing stock in the eyes of the world. Obama, Nigerians should not be insulted this way because of the sins of their wayward and ignorant rulers who,ve been dully propped up by the very same country of which you,re now president.If you like, all through your term in office don,t bother to visit,we won,t loose sleep over it, what we,ll always loose sleep over is the continued support these very same people have and continues to get from the imperialists of which you,re now head, to harm the peace loving people of Nigeria,economically,socially, politically, that,s what you should urgently seek ways to change if you,re to get any support for your not yet specified policy direction with regard to Africa. Africom is not welcomed on our soil because we believe it,s anti African and wholeheartedly reject it,even if you go beg Ghana to allow it, we still reject it for reasons bordering on history and for the future stability of our continent,no Africom on our soil.

Tewin,why are u so disappointed that obama is not coming to nigeria,look the whole world is tired of nigeria and their funny superlatives:giant of africa,most populous black on earth,that is all bull-shit,the world had waited for us enough,and they just have to move on and look for another leadership from africa,they were looking to south-africa, however they too had started on the path of gloom,by voting their new real african leader.if iam in obama shoe i would do the same,the truth is very bitter but we must admit it no body respect nigeria again in the committe of nations except perphaps if they want a troope to war ravage zones like daffur or somali which our poverty stricken soldiers and their greedy comanders are ready to die like cock-roach.see forget nigeria their is nothing to talk about again.

I am glad that Mr. Obama, while acknowledging America's commitment to Israel, did not exclude Palestinian people's right to a land of their own. Obama's speech was a call to lovers of justice that we do not have to adopt the racist, Ashkenazim, anti-dark-skin culture that is taught in the Talmud's Sanhedrin

Clark ccna USA