tearoses:
Hello Everyone
Hope you are all good
Thanks to all that asked after me
I am back as promised but, due to other constraints it may not be like before
Missed you all

Ewuro4:


Nahh it's never gonna be a knockout game. I'll be damned.

Ewuro4:


*Dancing Azonto* Thanks for coming back. We miss you like kilode

Greatgod2012 & Tayour

Good night and have a great week yall.

LadyX:

Welcome back! You are my NL role model. I've learnt a lot from you.

tearoses:


Awww thanks babes
Shhhhhhh
This is tearoses a new NLander

Ewuro4, Damiso, Tayour & my sisters from another mother
and everyone else, hope you are all good
((hugs))

tearoses:


Awww thanks babes
Shhhhhhh
This is tearoses a new NLander

Ewuro4, Damiso, Tayour & my sisters from another mother
and everyone else, hope you are all good
((hugs))

greatgod2012:



tearoses!
Our newest familylander
We greet you o!
Welcome to family section fun room, where all of us are one big and happy family, kindly introduce yourself before you're properly welcome into the fun room..........lol

happy to see you though!

tearoses:
Hello Everyone
Hope you are all good
Thanks to all that asked after me
I am back as promised but, due to other constraints it may not be like before
Missed you all

tearoses:


Awww thanks babes
Shhhhhhh
This is tearoses a new NLander

Ewuro4, Damiso, Tayour & my sisters from another mother
and everyone else, hope you are all good
((hugs))

EfemenaXY:
Oh dear. Ed Miliband is being whipped on Question time..

CC: Naijababe, edwife, R231, Damiso...

EfemenaXY:
Oh dear. Ed Miliband is being whipped on Question time..
CC: Naijababe, edwife, R231, Damiso...

damiso:


Seriously... Na serious matter this audience is soo Tory i almost feel sorry for him

The overspending questions just finished him.Thats the main problem he has people don't trust labour with the economy.

Ewuro4:
Whoo we won we won

Yesssss.......We won!!!!!! Yaaayyy






Who are we by the way?

RoyalRoy:



Yesssss.......We won!!!!!! Yaaayyy






Who are we by the way?

naijababe:


Aproko does not pay

naijababe:


Aproko does not pay

kaboninc:


Please eh,

Can you please package the spirit of purposeful desire for effective leadership as witnessed in the upcoming UK elections into a small box and send it down to us here in Nigeria through DHL or FedEx or Chisco?

Where both incumbent and aspiring leaders come together to tell us, how their ideas will take us to heaven while we fly with our flesh? I tell you, it is in dire need over here.

We missed that opportunity in our recently concluded election here in Nigeria but we (personally I) would be grateful if we can start now to inculcate these ideals, cultures into our national life.

Thanks.

Worried Patriotic Nigerian

mbulela:

Madam, you see my message for the other post?

kaboninc:


Please eh,

Can you please package the spirit of purposeful desire for effective leadership as witnessed in the upcoming UK elections into a small box and send it down to us here in Nigeria through DHL or FedEx or Chisco?

Where both incumbent and aspiring leaders come together to tell us, how their ideas will take us to heaven while we fly with our flesh? I tell you, it is in dire need over here.

We missed that opportunity in our recently concluded election here in Nigeria but we (personally I) would be grateful if we can start now to inculcate these ideals, cultures into our national life.

Thanks.

Worried Patriotic Nigerian

naijababe:


I just did, need to read part 1, part two a good read except for the sexist part

mbulela:

I wonder why you were disappointed.
We did not miss the opportunity in the last election.
The last election was not for that purpose.
The problem is that you have an idealistic view. You can not got from hell to heaven in one trip. We are making some progress although it might not seem so. Did you see the minute traction that KOWA got? That minute traction would not have been possible 8 years ago. I know a few people who took out time to read that woman's manifesto and voted for her knowing that she stood no chance in hell.
The biggest problem besides the yam and goat issue I raised elsewhere is that our polity is structured in such a way as to throw up the very worst for positions of leadership. When you have clowns like Kashamu and TA Original making laws and thugs like Fayose and Wike in govt houses then you know that your desire for politics of ideas is a long way coming.

kaboninc:


And not Aregbe or Tinubu and Amaechi or Silva.

Well, I've noted your observation. Whether am an idealistic or you're an APC apologist, you've expressed your opinion.

If we did not miss the opportunity, then we did what? Probably you were not in Nigeria when the heat and tension was so high that it wasn't for the fact that leaders were wooing voters on the basis of their brilliant ideas but on scandals, propagandas, lies and deceits. An opportunity not missed?

Probably you did not notice that a Presidential Aspirant vehemently refused to participate in an election debate organised by several independent bodies claiming that the answers were rigged. Yes, you were MIA when our hopefuls were busy telling us how they intend to separate the goat from the yam but not how!

Probably you should also ask yourself why KOWA was badly beaten in the election even with their 'brilliant' ideas. And why even after the debate, the issues were never discussed but as usual the insults and useless messages continued.

mbulela:

You too get wahala.
Feyi Is a political economic satirist. I will forgicevhim this time.
oby is not the answer, the answer is in jailing some yam eaters and you will be shocked how new goats will fall in line.

mbulela:


Unfortunately, you and I can't have a discussion.
You do not see my point and come with pre-conceived notions about acronyms that mean nothing to me. You think discussing a battered polity is about taking sides. I way past such.
Even my point about KOWA you missed by a mile.
Check out my posts history, I have been calling out Amaechi's limitations like a scorned lover. Dude has not paid pensions since December and had body told pensioners not to expect any soon. March salaries are still owed to over 50% of workers. My discussion was not about performance but suitability of individuals for positions where ideas are needed. Comparing Amaechi to Wike portrays gross ignorance.
With all due respect, have a good day.

kaboninc:


Please eh,

Can you please package the spirit of purposeful desire for effective leadership as witnessed in the upcoming UK elections into a small box and send it down to us here in Nigeria through DHL or FedEx or Chisco?

Where both incumbent and aspiring leaders come together to tell us, how their ideas will take us to heaven while we fly with our flesh? I tell you, it is in dire need over here.

We missed that opportunity in our recently concluded election here in Nigeria but we (personally I) would be grateful if we can start now to inculcate these ideals, cultures into our national life.

Thanks.

Worried Patriotic Nigerian

damiso:


Bro its a loooooong and gradual process.

No political climate is absolutely perfect and even the UK electoral process still gets its fair bit of criticism. They have also had their own share
of political mudslinging and the likes. Just yesterday David Cameron called Ed Milliband a joke for granting an interview to Russell Brand.
Your line 'how their ideas will take us to heaven while we fly with our flesh' is kind of apt for all the manifesto promises that we have heard so far sef cos none of them are going to have a majority and so they will all have to go into that 'dark room' that the two likely prime ministers dissed so much yesterday.

I do believe the last election in Nigeria though not perfect is a (tiny baby one if I may add) step towards that robust and result oriented democracy that we all so desire. I personally liked the fact that we were able to dispel that annoying 'power of incumbency' ish. The government serves at the pleasure of the people so NO elected political office holder should ever feel that his job security is not tied to the electorate but by the seat he occupies. The deputy prime minister got asked yesterday if he was already looking for another job and that is how it should be. if his consistuency don't vote him yes he does not have a job come next Friday.