@labiyemmy:

what are your reasons? Because he wanted to sit when in fact he should be standing? Thge fact that he took the wrong copy of the agreement or the fact that he shook Hillary's hand like if to break it? Which one is your grouse?

@labiyemmy:

what are your reasons? Because he wanted to sit when in fact he should be standing? Thge fact that he took the wrong copy of the agreement or the fact that he shook Hillary's hand like if to break it? Which one is your grouse?

safeact:

His appearance, comportment! He seems to be lost in a deep sea. If i should his mind correctly, he was as if ''are my really d person in d white house in USA transacting biz with Clinton of all people! Oh i made a mistake, i should have won suit rather than safari caftan, no i represent africa attire". With all these taughts,he felt very inferior b4 Clinton.

marvix:

You guys are damn funny, abeg leave d man, he didn't xpect dat he wld b makin dat trip Jonathan was supposed 2 b there personally.

If some of u were placed in dat venue u may actually perform worse, no need 2 worry guyman Ajumogobia will b representin us henceforth.

jimmysho:

so, european dress has now bcome official dress in naija? na wa ooooooo

mikeansy:

Yayale Ahmed is a man I respect his antecedents

But I have said this before and I was criticized for disrespecting our culture.

People should stop wearing sleeping gowns when they are representing us abroad, there is no unified cultural attire in this country and even when there is I don't suppose the likes of Ghanaians, Ivorians, South Africans!!!!!!! have less cultures than we do. I don't know if any culture in Africa is more colourful than those of Jacob Zuma's Zulu's but when he is on Government Business abroad he dresses officially in Business Suits.

I have not seen anything special we have achieved as a Nation other than betraying unfounded arrogance when people wear sleeping gowns to world events.

Once upon a time it was Tafawa Balewa and Turbans, Then we now had Alex Ekwueme with red cap, latter we had Obasanjo with babaringa and his yoruba cap, and very soon it will be Jonathan and his Etibo and resource control cap. This betrays a Nation with many ethnic Nationalities whose leaders take pleasure in projecting the pride of their immediate ethnic culture instead of presenting a united front.

And then when violent clashes arise around the country and International media report what a divided Nation we are. We work extra hard to deny that actually we are a divided Nation.
But How many times have our leaders sown the seed of division when they represent NIGERIA abroad in ethnic attires which more than anything reminds us of what ethnic group are at the helms of affairs of the Nation? Does this not go a little further to excite the quest for power and struggle between ethnic Nationalities?

SYMBOLISMS MATTER IN POLITICS AND SO DO GESTURES, FOR YOU CAN NOT KNOW WHAT MEN THINK BUT YOU CAN MAKE A JUDGEMENT ON THEIR THOUGHT PROCESS BASED ON THEIR GESTURES.

Its time for our gestures in politics to begin to reflect the secular aspirations of Nigeria.

Yayale Ahmed is a man I respect his antecedents

But I have said this before and I was criticized for disrespecting our culture.

People should stop wearing sleeping gowns when they are representing us abroad, there is no unified cultural attire in this country and even when there is I don't suppose the likes of Ghanaians, Ivorians, South Africans!!!!!!! have less cultures than we do. I don't know if any culture in Africa is more colourful than those of Jacob Zuma's Zulu's but when he is on Government Business abroad he dresses officially in Business Suits.

I have not seen anything special we have achieved as a Nation other than betraying unfounded arrogance when people wear sleeping gowns to world events.

Once upon a time it was Tafawa Balewa and Turbans, Then we now had Alex Ekwueme with red cap, latter we had Obasanjo with babaringa and his yoruba cap, and very soon it will be Jonathan and his Etibo and resource control cap. This betrays a Nation with many ethnic Nationalities whose leaders take pleasure in projecting the pride of their immediate ethnic culture instead of presenting a united front.

And then when violent clashes arise around the country and International media report what a divided Nation we are. We work extra hard to deny that actually we are a divided Nation.
But How many times have our leaders sown the seed of division when they represent NIGERIA abroad in ethnic attires which more than anything reminds us of what ethnic group are at the helms of affairs of the Nation? Does this not go a little further to excite the quest for power and struggle between ethnic Nationalities?

SYMBOLISMS MATTER IN POLITICS AND SO DO GESTURES, FOR YOU CAN NOT KNOW WHAT MEN THINK BUT YOU CAN MAKE A JUDGEMENT ON THEIR THOUGHT PROCESS BASED ON THEIR GESTURES.

Its time for our gestures in politics to begin to reflect the secular aspirations of Nigeria.