The idea that University of Portharcourt is on the top 20 list in Africa is laughable. I can guarantee that no Nigerian university is on the top 50 list in Africa. How they wan take do am?

Bankole's father is a monkey. He raised an idiotic son who raided the country's account as soon as he had a chance to. Bankole should be prosecuted to the fill extent of the law.

Me sef I want compensation o. I think I should be made President of Nigeria just for the f-u-c-k of it.

Actually, I am not trading insults with the original poster; all I am doing is pointing out the absurdity of the suggestion that a grown arse man be -- in your words -- "compensated" for reasons you have not quite been able to articulate. This thinking is daft, it is delusional and it is not in anyway connected to the idea of how a democracy should operate.

Nobody is throwing any tantrums at anybody? All I am doing is sonning you mate. The idea that we should just appoint somebody to a role because his daddy was a good leader is absurd both on its face and in its substance. It is a daft idea. And the poster should apologise for proposing such a moronic idea.

Smh. So make we just dey dash people position and offices because their daddies were good leaders? What kind of aristocratic 13th century thinking is that? "Compensate Awo By Giving Fcta Ministerial Appointment To Segun Awolowo"?!! Compensate ko, mastur-bate ni.

This is a democracy not some ragtag kingdom in the Middle East.

The poster of this thread is obviously an i-d-i-o-t. So we should be appointing people into administrative offices based on what their daddy did 40 years ago and not merit?

The underlying principle that informs this thread is daft. The poster should apologise for posting such a moronic thread.

You better arrange yourself and make sure you don't Bleep your cousin's girlfriend, because that's just out of order.

I do think that Sanusi's insistent glorification of Islamic traditions and his Northern roots are somewhat unhealthy. However, there is no doubt that he has been good for the Nigerian banking sector. That industry was a mess.

The sentiments expressed in this thread are disturbing. The North vs. South polarisation is unhelpful and bone-headed. I am from the South and I supported Buhari for President, simply because I thought he was the best man for the job. However, now, it looks like Jonathan is the projected winner. It's all good. You all have had your way, now, please no complaining about there being no electricity, water, etc.

The beauty of democracy is that the majority have their way while the minority have their say. So, if Nigerians have chosen Jonathan, all well and good. No sweat. At the end of the day, it's our country and we'll be silly not to wish he does well. That said, please, for the next four years, nobody -- especially the Jonathan warriors -- should make useless threads on this board, talking about how there's no light or how there's corruption.

You make your bed, you sleep in it.

Instructive post: "A country not ready for change does not deserve it." GEJ has been there for more than a year, during which time we've been able to observe his ineptness up close, but if the majority of the people in this country insist they want him, hey, make una carry go.

At the end of the day a people get the leadership they deserve. If it is indeed the case that this election is free and fair and Jonathan wins, it's fine. The people would have their way and they shouldn't complain for the next 4 years. They would have to take whatever he serves them because they voted for him. That's the beauty of democracy.

I am of Yoruba descent but I personally think Buhari would have done a better job. But that's the beauty of democracy: I have my say, you have your way.

All the GEJ champions should be clear that whatever happens in the next 4 years, they brought it on themselves.

~Bluetooth:

Abeg no dull me cuz I know say you no get joy at all . . .ACN is doing fine challenging PDP where it has always hold ground.if you don't like the broom revolution,go chop soda !

You are a dumbarse. I asked a simple question and you gave a response that was imbecilic. You are obviously a mad man.

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Is benue,jigawa and akwa ibom south western states ?

Hey arsehole, I'm talking about the core North. Who has swept the core North?

ACN was always in line to do well in the South West, so there's no need for excitement in that regard. The key question is: WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE NORTH?

What is going on in the North?!!!

It's unhealthy and it is not advisable.

Are the Africans thinking with their elbows as opposed to their brains? This intervention is lawful and appropriate.

I am not in naij, but it's looking like Buhari can win this election. Can somebody analyse the regions he needs to win in order to beat Goodluck?

If this election is free and fair, Goodluck's chances are questionable.

How can a heart break? It's a f-u-c-king muscle not a bone.

It does appear that Buhari has the clearest agenda. Jonathan has been President for a year and has demonstrated that he is not only clueless, but inept as well. Buhari's track record speaks for itself. His inclusion of Bakare on the ticket is a clear signal that he intends to be inclusive.

I urge all Nigerians to look closely at the candidates and vote for Buhari/Bakare. This should not be an issue of tribal or religious sentiments. Facts are facts. After all, I am a Yoruba.

Look at her big arse arms and big arse belly. Lord have mercy.

Southern Sudan has our prayers. Death to the Northern Arab racist monkeys!

Daniels is a monkey. Why didn't he step up and say something years ago. bleeping monkey.

wales:

Johnathan’s emergence as Nigeria’s President and eventual nomination as PDP gay bearer in the 2011 presidential election is a proof that God is still ruling over the affairs of men. Imagine the calibers of men who were working against his aspiration, who are now teaming up in his support. Even the North that laid claim to the Presidency are now routing for the man God has chosen to lead the nation. God is indeed interested in the affairs of this country. We should fear God.

You are unwell.

This immigration 'boss' is a dunce. How are they going to fish out illegal aliens that registered when nobody knows how many many illegal aliens are in the country to start with?

What the bleep is this dude on about?

Mrs.Chima:

You went on and on about NIGERIAN WOMEN not accepting a man who is not rich BUT YOU WON'T MARRY A WOMAN WHO IS BENEATH YOUR ECON/SOC STATUS? What the bleep?

Because I am not gona be anybody's meal ticket. Bring your 50%, I'll bring mine. Then we can talk marriage.

Nigerian girls will always continue to intrigue me. Here, you have a guy who's trying to make ends meet, is working hard and trying to build a good situation for himself. He asks his partner to marry him and she turns him down largely because he's not rich. Amazingly, females on this board subscribe to this nonsense too.

If you cannot marry your man when he's nobody, you are not worthy of him when he's somebody. Period.

This is why I have always said I will not marry anybody who is beneath me in socio-economic standing. (If a girl isn't from a relatively wealthy family or without serious earning potential, we are only f__cking. I can't wife you.) You can never be certain that she's with you because she loves you -- or because she sees you as a ticket to a better life.

Your ability to move out is primarily dependent on your finances. Most issues can be sorted out if you earn relatively good money. It's when you don't earn a lot of money that it becomes a debate as to when the best time to move out is. But as a general principle, once you start hitting 24, 25, 26 you start needing your space. If you still live at your parents' at that age, but everyone can see that it's simply because you want to -- maybe you love your family too much, or are simply a mummy's boy, or you're supporting your folks financially, etc., then it's all good. If, however, you are still at your parents' well into your late 20s and early 30s simply because you're a bum-arse with no job, then that's just unseemly and disturbing.

A child can be raised anywhere. If he/she is going to turn out well, it wouldn't matter whether or not he/she is raised in Pakistan.

There is nothing to back up the idea that people raised in Nigeria have better values than people raised abroad -- they just have different values. I know people raised in Naij with shitty attitudes, I know people raised in England that will give Mother Theresa a run for her cash. Just create what you think is a perfect environment for your kids whereever you might be and everything will be all good.

20% of an album that is going to sell f-u-c-k all. #Unimpressed