tybank: One of the animals must sure be hippopotamus.

Ikengawo:

grammatical disaster..

Ikengawo: great move! a culture of respect and preservation of wildlife and our environment will help nigeria learn that their country means more than just politics and tribes.

tybank:
Typographical error,that's what it's called...shame on you
I guess u are the second animal,I will definitely check on you when I visit Aso rock next year.

tybank: One of the animals must surely be an hippopotamus.

Danhumprey: What a wasteful government!

Ikengawo: great move! a culture of respect and preservation of wildlife and our environment will help nigeria learn that their country means more than just politics and tribes.

Ngwakwe:

Not so fast, even the Obamas' dog Bo costs the taxpayer thousands of dollars - his handler is reportedly paid over $100,000 a year.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210323/Obama-family-costs-taxpayers-1-4BILLION-year.html

The National Zoological Park, commonly known as the National Zoo, is one of the oldest zoos in the United States, and as part of the Smithsonian Institution, does not charge admission

Ikengawo:
Address: 3001 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
Opened: 1889
Area: 163 acres (66 ha)
Hours: Monday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm - See all
Phone: (202) 633-4888
Notable animals: Francois (since 2010), Tai Shan (since 2005), More
Exhibits: Great Cats, Reptile Discovery Center, Great Ape House, More


US Federal Zoo^ in case you didn't know that governments build zoos.

Ngwakwe:

Not so fast, even the Obamas' dog Bo costs the taxpayer thousands of dollars - his handler is reportedly paid over $100,000 a year.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210323/Obama-family-costs-taxpayers-1-4BILLION-year.html

agbameta: 1. Quoting the most powerful and richest country in the world against your country where millions of your people live on less than a dollar a day sounds dumb, thoughtless, mindless, clueless and reetarded.

2. Quoting the most powerful and richest country in the world against your country where the joker you call president refused to spend 1 kobo on your 2nd Niger bridge, but budgets millions for animals and their upkeep sounds dumb, thoughtless, mindless, clueless and reetarded. Maybe some animals are more important than you and your people.

3. In fact, you 2 are dumb, thoughtless, mindless, clueless and reetarded.

Niger bridge makes me cry –Kalu

Few weeks to Yuletide, former Abia State governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu is disturbed that respite may yet come as travellers continue to use the lone Niger Bridge in Onitsha. Kalu said: “I am really emotional about this. I feel the pains of millions of Nigerians from the South-East to the North-Central,f rom Ikot Ekpene to Opobo. Going home in December is worse than spending 48 hours in Kirikiri Maximum Prisons.”

The former governor, who plied that route in 2012 bewailed the slow take-off facing the second bridge while condemning past administrations for using it as part of the ‘dividends’ of the Civil War.

“Yes, we are now talking of the Second Bridge 43 years after the war. In the American State of Maryland, there is a city called Sandy Point with the William Lane Jnr. Memorial Bridge. The first one was built in 1952. When congestion set in, a second Bridge came up in 1973. That is government in action.

Work on the Niger Bridge began in 1964 by French contractors Dumez. It took five million pounds to complete it in December 1965. The same year as Bendorf Bridge on the Rhine, Germany and the same month as Oosterscheldebrug that links Flushing to Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

“The Second Bridge will not cost as much as Istanbul’s Bosporus, the link between Europe and Asia. It cannot be as long as Europe’s longest, the 19,822 feet Oland Island Bridge in Sweden. I just pray this job gets started in 2014 as promised,” Kalu stated.

The former governor called on the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to deploy a deputy corps marshal to the Asaba end of the Bridge beginning from December 10.

“I overheard one family talking of travelling by rail through the North to avoid the bedlam. Another is considering the road route through Okene-Lokoja from Lagos. And these are families who live in Ijesha-tedo. The kids cannot understand why there are three long bridges between Lagos Island and the Mainland while their parents do Christmas arithmetic with the Niger Bridge,” Kalu said.

agbameta: So, na inside zoo den keep the 2 bingos and attack dogs Abati and okupe.


At least oponuchukwu is a good pet master and he takes good care oh his bingos..

Ngwakwe:

Not so fast, even the Obamas' dog Bo costs the taxpayer thousands of dollars - his handler is reportedly paid over $100,000 a year.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210323/Obama-family-costs-taxpayers-1-4BILLION-year.html

DonColz1: Later Jonathan would say that Nigeria has no money.
But see the way he is wasting the money.
The medical doctors are on strike, instead of him to pay them the money so that people would stop dying, he is trying to save the animals, is animals more important than human beings

Like this post if you think that Jonathan is a confused person

agbameta:
1. Quoting the most powerful and richest country in the world against your country where millions of your people live on less than a dollar a day sounds dumb, thoughtless, mindless, clueless and reetarded.

2. Quoting the most powerful and richest country in the world against your country where the joker you call president refused to spend 1 kobo on your 2nd Niger bridge, but budgets millions for animals and their upkeep sounds dumb, thoughtless, mindless, clueless and reetarded. Maybe some animals are more important than you and your people.

3. In fact, you 2 are dumb, thoughtless, mindless, clueless and reetarded.

Ngwakwe:

Not so fast, even the Obamas' dog Bo costs the taxpayer thousands of dollars - his handler is reportedly paid over $100,000 a year.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210323/Obama-family-costs-taxpayers-1-4BILLION-year.html

Mr Knowitall:

The United States and Nigeria are not in the same league. It is an insult to Obama to compare what he does to Jonathan.

The U.S gov does plenty for it's citizens .

Ngwakwe: Can you tell me one thing GEJ have done that escaped your criticism and backlash?

I would have taken you serious to debate the merits and demerits of the provision under discussion, the significance and it's worldwide acceptability.

However, its obvious your cynicism and that of your boss frustrated sycophants wouldn't allowed for intelligent deliberations hence my desire to set you aside as a reprobate and not dignify you with further response.