The main thing being talked about as an achievement by the Buhari administration is the anti-corruption war they are fighting with EFCC, we have decided to list 10 groups of Nigerians that probably do not care about the buhari war.

1. Civil servants


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you are receiving May salary in August.

2. Web developers


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when the plugin that should cost you 10,000 naira is now 25,000 naira.

3. Parents with children studying abroad


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you have had to withdraw one of your kids from University of Michigan to Tasued due to not being able to afford to pay tuition at the current exchange rate.

4. People that go to bed hungry


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you are woken up every morning by hunger.

5. Small and medium-sized entrepreneurs


-Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when unstable light is killing your business and you can’t even afford to buy petrol regularly at the current price.

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6. Members of the Olympic Team


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you are suffering in another man’s land all in the name of representing your country.

7. Those Building houses


-Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption when you can no longer complete the housing project you started due to hike in prices of building materials.

8. Sacked Workers


-Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption when you just got retrenched at work on account of your company doing what it can to survive this economic recession.

9. Job seekers


– Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption if you spend all your day applying for jobs and not getting employed because companies hardly employ when the economy is bad.

10. Those that are sick


– Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption when you are sick and can’t even afford to buy drugs you need or get the right treatment you need.

Source: http://feyine.com/nigeria-corruption-buhari-efcc/

true talk bro

From an ipob nonsense post. Before u click like . Just for incoherence

FeyinEdotcom:
The main thing being talked about as an achievement by the Buhari administration is the anti-corruption war they are fighting with EFCC, we have decided to list 10 group of Nigerians that probably do not care about the buhari war.

1. Civil servants


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you are receiving May salary in August.

2. Web developers


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when the plugin that should cost you 10,000 naira is now 25,000 naira.

3. Parents with children studying abroad


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you have had to withdraw one of your kids from University of Michigan to Tasued due to not being able to afford to pay tuition at the current exchange rate.

4. People that go to bed hungry


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you are woken up every morning by hunger.

5. Small and medium-sized entrepreneurs


-Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when unstable light is killing your business and you can’t even afford to buy petrol regularly at the current price.

feyine.com
6. Members of the Olympic Team


– Because it is hard to care about anti-corruption when you are suffering in another man’s land all in the name of representing your country.

7. Those Building houses


-Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption when you can no longer complete the housing project you started due to hike in prices of building materials.

8. Sacked Workers


-Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption when you just got retrenched at work on account of your company is doing what it can to survive this economic recession.

9. Job seekers


– Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption if you spend all your day applying for jobs and not getting employed because companies hardly employ when the economy is bad.

10. Those that are sick


– Because it is really hard to care about anti-corruption when you are sick and can’t even afford to buy drugs you need or get the right treatment you need.

Source: http://feyine.com/nigeria-corruption-buhari-efcc/

...who send this one to school!
the looters said, the corruption will fight you back. you applaud!
the biafran said they were working day and night to demolish your father's home! you praise them!
avengers said they would broke your cooking pot, snatch your pocket money, and chase you out of market, haven't you been warn of hunger, poverty and hardship then?

oyinkinola:

...who send this one to school!
the looters said, the corruption will fight you back. you applaud!
the biafran said they were working day and night to demolish your father's home! you praise them!
avengers said they would broke your cooking pot, snatch your pocket money, and chase you out of market, haven't you been warn of hunger, poverty and hardship then?

your royal dul*ness , you don reach this side?

oyinkinola:

...who send this one to school!
the looters said, the corruption will fight you back. you applaud!
the biafran said they were working day and night to demolish your father's home! you praise them!
avengers said they would broke your cooking pot, snatch your pocket money, and chase you out of market, haven't you been warn of hunger, poverty and hardship then?

Yoruba muslims don't you guys get tired? What is IPOB's business with this?

onnenka:
Yoruba muslims don't you guys get tired? What is IPOB's business with this?

leave them carrying their big h**ds about. Many get killed in riot situations by hau*a muslims who take them as fake muslims

wheels234:
true talk bro

Thanks bro

oyinkinola:

...who send this one to school!
the looters said, the corruption will fight you back. you applaud!
the biafran said they were working day and night to demolish your father's home! you praise them!
avengers said they would broke your cooking pot, snatch your pocket money, and chase you out of market, haven't you been warn of hunger, poverty and hardship then?

d best english u don speak for ur life. I'm impressed

11. Me and my friends

chiefobdk:


d best english u don speak for ur life. I'm impressed

lol

Nigeria Olympic team coach Samson Siasia has lashed out at how “disrespectful” the authorities have been to his team, saying he will now support the boys should they insist on boycotting Saturday’s quarterfinal against Denmark.

Siasia’s scathing comments on national radio Friday confirmed AfricanFootball.com super exclusive of the previous day on the latest crisis that has engulfed his team in Brazil.

“We have been disrespected from all angles – the sports ministry, the Nigeria Football Federation. Is that how you will treat your own children? We are not street kids,” former Super Eagles coach Siasia fired away on Brila FM sports radio Friday morning.

“We have only been paid allowances for 11 days. There is no match bonus. What of all the months we have been training in Nigeria and Atlanta? That’s not fair.

“I have not received my salary for the past five months.

“Everything is upside down and the boys don’t want to play anymore. Whatever they want to do, I’m with them. They are right for fighting for their rights.”

Siasia continued: “The country already has a bad image, but through football it has got some good image, but still they won’t let us play.

“I have begged these boys, but I cannot do more than what I have done to get this team up to this point.

“I have done my best and now I am tired.”

Siasia also put a lie to an official statement by the NFF that there was no order for kits to be returned to Nigeria after the Rio Olympics.

As usual, the NFF were quick to dismiss a media report that the NFF secretariat

Me. I don't care about the fight because i started making plans for myself the moment the daft was voted in

chiefobdk:


d best english u don speak for ur life. I'm impressed

Nice one !

Cc: Lalasticlala

Hmm

11) market traders

tosiviano:
Nigeria Olympic team coach Samson Siasia has lashed out at how “disrespectful” the authorities have been to his team, saying he will now support the boys should they insist on boycotting Saturday’s quarterfinal against Denmark.

Siasia’s scathing comments on national radio Friday confirmed AfricanFootball.com super exclusive of the previous day on the latest crisis that has engulfed his team in Brazil.

“We have been disrespected from all angles – the sports ministry, the Nigeria Football Federation. Is that how you will treat your own children? We are not street kids,” former Super Eagles coach Siasia fired away on Brila FM sports radio Friday morning.

“We have only been paid allowances for 11 days. There is no match bonus. What of all the months we have been training in Nigeria and Atlanta? That’s not fair.

“I have not received my salary for the past five months.

“Everything is upside down and the boys don’t want to play anymore. Whatever they want to do, I’m with them. They are right for fighting for their rights.”

Siasia continued: “The country already has a bad image, but through football it has got some good image, but still they won’t let us play.

“I have begged these boys, but I cannot do more than what I have done to get this team up to this point.

“I have done my best and now I am tired.”

Siasia also put a lie to an official statement by the NFF that there was no order for kits to be returned to Nigeria after the Rio Olympics.

As usual, the NFF were quick to dismiss a media report that the NFF secretariat

This is a big issue

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