nduchucks:
The woman is attired like a dedicated married woman who reserves the sight of her womanhood for her husband. When she met GEJ at home or abroad, she'd expose breasts and thighs yakata! dis woman na two-faced phenomenon.

sukkot:
trust me when i tell you the general is on a divine mission to kick some a55. when that nigga got elected there was a celestial sign that appeared in the skies as soon as he was announced. reading the esoteric meaning of that sign means he is coming in to BRING THE PAIN AND JUDGEMENT. HE IS COMING IN TO BREAK HIS FOOT UP MANY FOLKS BUTT. THE GENERAL IS ON A DIVINE MISSION TO PAY RETRIBUTION TO THE UNGODLY. am telling you bruh.

Ilaje44:

Madeleine Albright was also a woman, indeed the first woman to occupy that post, and before that, she was the US Ambassador to the UN, and I do not recollect that she failed. I also do not see how Hilary failed as a foreign secretary, maybe you can mention some of her failures if you dont mind?

BTW, that country you're staying has brought up women with indellible mark in world history. Let's me just remind you of a few of them for the sake of time: The virgin queen, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II, Margaret Thatcher etc.

Performance is not about gender. Where there's a will and capacity of brain, there will also be impact. Goodluck as far as I know is not a woman, but has performed abissmally as a leader.

IGBOSON2:


^^^You talking of this: "The trouble you fools are brewing (because you feel you now own the country by virtue of your coup-plotter and his party out-rigging the PDP) i hope you can handle the fallout when it all starts to unravel!"

So from the above quote of mine, all you can deduce is that i'm threatening war!? There are many forms 'trouble' can take when a country is divided along ethnic, religious and partisan lines without outright war necessarily being the outcome! Especially if a part feel they're being victimized, cheated, derided, and subjugated by the rest......even when it's apparent the offending part is equally guilty of the same offences they're accusing others of!

If you don't understand i can explain further!

arewafederation:
See her dressing. No make up and looking like a widow.



The fear of General Buhari is the beginning of wisdom.

marv1:
. I know u are pdp person. If u have evidence of rigging go to court or tribunal. Do u think GEJ is nt smart for conceding defeat? What u failed to see he had seen it all, he has played several underground dirty politics against apc and person of GMB directly or indirectly and quickly discovers that he is not winning inspite of all. As for Deziani let her continue to run up and down, no hiding place 4 thieves. All the millions of dollas found in her guest house sometime last yr must be returned to treasury.

mceze:
One of the bad eggs in this country.you are a disgrace to mankind

MalcoImX:
Unless if along the way he loses that "sincerity of purpose" he is known for.

anonimi:


- Like the one that made him say Abacha did not steal?
- Like the one that allowed 53 suitcases in for his ADC when all borders were closed?
- Or the one that allowed his Deputy, Idiagbon travel on hajj with his under-aged son despite government ban on such?

Abeg nor make me laugh o jare

Sincerity like after four pikins divorced woman wey dey swear sey im be virgin

Bevista:
I think General Abdulsalami has been unsung. People have hailed the action of PGEJ, but nobody talks about the background role the Abdulsalami Peace Committee played in that whole process. For me, he deserves even more commendation - he is the real hero!

Diezani knows how instrumental he is, so she has gone for him to help broker her soft-landing wit GMB (for the monumental fraud she has perpetuated at NNPC) .

I hope the General does not accede to this Grand Thief. It is precisely because of dealing with people like her that Nigerians voted GMB.

Bevista:
I think General Abdulsalami has been unsung. People have hailed the action of PGEJ, but nobody talks about the background role the Abdulsalami Peace Committee played in that whole process. For me, he deserves even more commendation - he is the real hero!

Diezani knows how instrumental he is, so she has gone for him to help broker her soft-landing wit GMB (for the monumental fraud she has perpetuated at NNPC) .

I hope the General does not accede to this Grand Thief. It is precisely because of dealing with people like her that Nigerians voted GMB.

Symphony007:
This is one thing ngozi okonjo iweala will never do! Ones may 29th comes, she'll just jet back to new York and the IMF will welcome their illustrious daughter with open hands! The buhari administration cannot do anything against such a woman with international pedigree.

chat2deen:
This photo making rounds on twitter shows Minister of Petroleum resources, Dieziani Alison-Madueke paying a courtesy visit to former head of state Gen Abdulsalam Abubakar at his residence this morning.

http://lindaikeji..com/2015/04/photo-dieziani-alison-madueke-pays.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+/OqshX+(Welcome+to+Linda+Ikeji's+Blog)&m=1

SirShymexx:


You put me off when you said, "that country you're staying."

That's just utterly disrespectful - not interested in what you have to say.

Ilaje44:


Ofcourse I put you off, and rightly so. How can you be enjoying freedom living large due to the sweat of men and women of integrity in the UK and wants to deny such freedom to the women in the land of your ancestors? In the UK where you live, can you publicly declare that the place of women is in the kitchen? Even your mum I believe does not spend her days only in the kitchen. Please learn to respect women. They deserve more than being your cook or baby mama. Oro agba ni!

SirShymexx:


[size=16pt]It's a fvcking Sunday - don't piss me off.[/size]

PapiWata:


I think out man Shymexx is reminding you that your arms are too short to box with Jeesus, especially on a Sunday.

SirShymexx:


Didn't I tell you to stop quoting me, muthaphucka?

You need a Jesus-slap from pastor offering.

Bevista:
I think General Abdulsalami has been unsung. People have hailed the action of PGEJ, but nobody talks about the background role the Abdulsalami Peace Committee played in that whole process. For me, he deserves even more commendation - he is the real hero!

Diezani knows how instrumental he is, so she has gone for him to help broker her soft-landing wit GMB (for the monumental fraud she has perpetuated at NNPC) .

I hope the General does not accede to this Grand Thief. It is precisely because of dealing with people like her that Nigerians voted GMB.

SirShymexx:


What idi.otic freedom are you ranting about? It seems you have reading and comprehension problems like majority of the duffers who populate this forum. Where in my post did I declare that the place of women is in the Kitchen? Also, how did I disrespect women? If ya brain is dysfunctional and blinkered - go sort it out. Nah, I'm not "staying" in any country - I live where I was born and raised, you mug. And my sentiment is shared by the overwhelming majority. The problem with most of you after getting off the African voyage is that you think being "modern" is about buying into useless propaganda, without proper analysis of cause-and-effect, and why certain order/things have to be maintained - to avoid chaos.

Madeleine Albright's record as US Secretary of State is well documented, as a war hawk, who thought every problem should be solved militarily. Her sins are out there for all to see. From her preventing a military rescue mission during the Rwanda genocide at the UN as US Ambassador to the UN; to her hawkish critique of Colin Powell and questioning him about his non-military approach of solving problems; to the Balkan wars and the genocide committed by Croatia in which she supervised; to all the problems she caused in the Middle East. So, what's sterling about her performance than being an architect of sending the angels of death everywhere - with a mindset that military intervention is the solution to everything? She's everything a leader holding a sensitive position should never be! The blood of those Rwandans are on her hands!

And which of the Queens you listed ever acted without inputs/supervision from a king/prince? Even Queen Elizabeth II consults Prince Philip before making any decision. You might want to throw Margaret Thatcher in there, and how she destroyed this country, by tearing it apart - into North/Scotland Vs. South with her English favouritism (bigot) and hawkish ways. The country is yet to recover from the disunity she created, and will most likely never recover.

Understanding issues isn't just about throwing names around cos you read about them. Get a better understanding of what transpired - and stop spouting nonsense I never posted.

It's a fvcking Sunday - don't piss me off.

Ilaje44:

Shymex, maybe it's you that has comprehension problem. If I may ask you, what is the topic of discussion? What is your postulation about women occupying important positions? Why don't you go and read your submission about women.

And by the way, it would do you good to attend anger management classes.

Always remember to respect women. They have come a long way.

Have a great easter Sunday.

missbehave247:
The fear of GMB is the beginning of wisdom

Israel5:
please be wise enough not to contradict the holy book that christians cherish just to laud your god_buhari. mind you, the fear of GOD is the beginning of wisdom. wisdom is profitable to direct so ask for it.

missbehave247:
What planet u from