booblacain:
And you call them 'wise'?

Maybe there is a better word. Help me.

QMark:

Maybe there is a better word. Help me.

They are smart but not wise. Two different things. For example, Most Nigerians are smart but not wise, Yahoo boys are smart but not wise. Get it?

booblacain:

They are smart but not wise. Two different things. Most Nigerians are smart but not wise.

Taken. I completely agree.

QMark:

Maybe there is a better word. Help me.

They are smart but not wise. Two different things. For example, Most Nigerians are smart but not wise, Yahoo boys are smart but not wise. Get it?

past youth leaders my foot.. Who sabi una?

OtunbaJega: By Emma Amaize

CALABAR – THE Forum of Past Youth Leaders of ethnic nationalities in the South South zone has asked President Goodluck Jonathan not to contest the 2015 general election.

In a communique issued at the end of an emergency meeting in Calabar, signed by the chairman, Mumakai Unagha and secretary, Ekpo Ukong, the ex-youth leaders said “if he is so desired to contest, he will not receive our blessing.”

“The youth leaders also resolved to mobilize all stakeholders in the region against him come 2015,” they said.

“The youth leaders agreed for two million youth rally in Abuja on 30th of August and towards the end, a 15-man sensitization and mobilization committee to reach out to other youth leaders across the geo-political zones in the country was constituted,” they stated.

The forum rejected the 18 per cent derivation recommended by the National Conference and the criteria for creation of 18 new states, saying they should be created on the principle of derivation.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/youth-leaders-jonathan-dont-contest-2015-election/#sthash.gvKCBxj0.dpuf

PAGE 6 Nobody was able to name a past Leader who was better than GEJ shame on you lot claiming GEJ must go if unu talk again ehhh GEJ till end of time

Falade Michael disclosed in his article "Dilemma of Leadership (http://www.divanaija.com.ng/way-nigeria-dilemma-leadership/) the way forward but the issue is this: Are our leaders really after the progress of Nigeria as a nation or are they doing what they need to do to escape the financial plague that is about to come even as they stuff the nation's funds in foreign banks?