fashoo2010:
Hmm... Imagine one person with more than 150 aides, despite the hardship going on in this country. Its better they reduce the no of aides or they demote most of them. God will help us in this country

MUMMYCUNT:
PLS HELP ME REJOICE. MY FELLOW NAIRALANDERS.. I AM 34 YEARS AND A VIRGIN..I HAVE NOT SEEN A LIVE WOMEN unclothedness BEFORE EXCEPT IN BLUE FILM.. I SUCCEEDED IN CONVINCING ONE GIRL AFTER FIVE YEARS...SHE CAME TO MY HOUSE..SHE PULLED OFF, I CAME, I SAW AND I CONQERED(3 HOT ROUNDS)..BYE- BYE TO MASTURBATION!!!

Vikkie14:
These are the Cankerworms, Caterpillars, Palmerworms, Woodworms, Locusts and Leeches eating Nigeria.

Password: TONTO DIKEH.

E:G: Lalasticlal.la come and see Tonto Dikeh Panties that got missing oo.

lilprinze:
Democracy is or was not not ment for Nigerians.

fashoo2010:
Hmm... Imagine one person with more than 150 aides, despite the hardship going on in this country. Its better they reduce the no of aides or they demote most of them. God will help us in this country

MUMMYCUNT:
PLS HELP ME REJOICE. MY FELLOW NAIRALANDERS.. I AM 34 YEARS AND A VIRGIN..I HAVE NOT SEEN A LIVE WOMEN unclothedness BEFORE EXCEPT IN BLUE FILM.. I SUCCEEDED IN CONVINCING ONE GIRL AFTER FIVE YEARS...SHE CAME TO MY HOUSE..SHE PULLED OFF, I CAME, I SAW AND I CONQERED(3 HOT ROUNDS)..BYE- BYE TO MASTURBATION!!!

emamos:



http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/saraki-dogara-hire-282-aides/139303.html

oglalasioux:
How can we develop when no one wants to work? Political patronage is the number one reason for corruption in Nigeria. In my opinion 60% of people working for the government are retards. Unfortunately they are the most comfortable.

stuff46:
I weep for this nation. Wtf. Later zombies will come here and say last government was corrupt

ozi001:
If most Nigerians can be hired as aides at least that will reduce unemployment.

emamos:
It is well

comradee1248:
bros be sincere to urself if na ur brother dey there u go complain? I guess u won't, talk more of when ur part of the political appointees... @least if all the monies that were looted by Dasuki and his accomplices were shared to fellow Nigerians like that, no how no how the money go reach you directly or indirectly, if ur a business man business will improve civil servant a friend or family member will be a beneficiary

Simpoto:
But the budget has been passed. That was when I lost hope on the national assembly. Then I ask, why did they start making noise about budget padding when they know that after everything that it will still be passed. Allow the aids abeg

jmichlins:
This is what happens when you make promises you can not keep. Everyday this administration gives me reason to become a bad citizen. When an aid earn more than a permanent secretary why should i work hard as a civil servant when if i run around a politician during campaign when he wins i will turn a multi millionaire

CriticalThought:
Sometimes when I think about our country, It keeps me up late at Night. I wonder how our so called "leaders" obey the rule of law outside the country but as soon as they are on Nigerian soil, they don't care. I wonder why they are so comfortable with the Nigerian masses living in abject squalor. Do they not care that they are destroying the only place we can really call home for future generations

I wonder why in this day and age, corruption has eaten so deep into the core and why it only seems Africans are generally the ones that display a lot of this traits. Western countries also have some corruption but their institutions are strong enough to snuff it out. Granted, some of this issues in Africa and Nigeria in particular can be traced to the influence of western imperialism, but its been more than 50 years now. Why can't we get it right?

I wonder how we can be blessed with so much resources beneath our feet but struggle to harness it. I look at the scriptures and wonder if there is a curse placed on the black man from the old days. What can be so difficult about a country government providing electricity, good roads, good justice system, free and fair elections, strong public universities

I wonder if we practice the right form of government, is democracy truly for Nigeria, is a benevolent dictator what we need or perhaps democratic socialism. How do we stop the previous generations from feeding the younger ones with the post war hate and cancerous corruption which seeks to consume everything good in this country

I wonder why when we have domestic issues, our leaders run to chatham house in UK or brookings institution in the US, if we need money we don't look at how we can increase our IGR, instead we look to loans from the world bank or IMF.

The IMF and world bank have been loaning money for decades, which of the countries that they gave money to has improved, which of those countries can be called 'developed'

I look at PMB and wonder how a man who was head of state in the 80s can come back now to "bring change". Is it any surprise that AKPD a political consulting firm run by David Axlerod, former adviser to President Obama. There is nothing wrong with working with a consulting firm but they tried to keep it quiet and Axlerod has close ties to the current US administration. Isn't that indirect meddling in our democracy by the white house, another name for it would be regime change. In this case GEJ went quietly.

Are we truly an independent country and can we really get rid of corruption. Western countries are forever happy with the status quo as long as they get the raw materials to live well but for those of us who hunger to see a greater Nigeria, what are we willing to sacrifice to make it so?

The pendulum swings both ways, maybe one day it will swing in favour of Nigeria.