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berem:
Yes he is not attending the debate tomorrow. Dele Alake just confirmed it.

APC will not be part of those who are partisan and smearing the name of Buhari.


Can we now move on?

And CHANNELS tv that seems anti gej is partisan?

I smell nigeria taking steps backward if this guy happens to get his way.

ghost1718:
buhari GO for debate leave matter OF business .......... I dont know why Most northern sense no dey complete

He can't deny gej's achievement in his presence.
So itz better for him to avoid him.

Meeting him on debate will convince pple that gej is truly working!

[quote author=argon500 post=30334345]The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate for Lagos State, Mr. Jimi Agbaje, has berated chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for maligning him.

He spoke at the party’s rallies, which took place in Amuwo and Apapa local government areas.

“E be like say dis governorship election, na two-and-half people Jimi Agbaje dey contest against”, he stated in pidgin, referring to public attacks launched against him by APC National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Babatunde Fashola and their candidate, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode.

Describing Tinubu as the puppeteer of the two others, Agbaje said it was strange to be described as too old by people in the same 50s age bracket as himself, especially as their party presented a 72-year old as its Presidential Candidate.

Agbaje said the government was lashing back at him for exposing the cases of impunity and weakness in the administration of Lagos State.

According to Agbaje: “To do well is our children passing their exams. To do well is for poor people to have houses they can afford. To do well is for people to have a suitable environment to practice their trades and run their businesses. Whether they worked hard or not is not the issue. They have worked hard but they have failed.

“This election, this one, God has given it to us. They cannot continue. To continue is when you have passed. Have they passed or failed?” to which the huge crowd yelled “Failed!”

Agbaje said the recent spate of attacks on his person were a reflection of desperation on the part of the APC.

Speaking to a crowd at the rally ground opposite FESTAC Gate, Lagos, Agbaje used the opportunity to reply Fashola’s tirade that the he was a tax evader, too old to be Governor and that he lacked experience in public office.

“This election is not about experience but qualification. ‘Jimi Agbaje no get experience for political office, but e qualify,’ the candidate added in pidgin.

The crowd cheered as Agbaje reminded them that his critics also lacked public service experience before they took over the reins of power in the state.

“They even talk about experience. They say I don’t have government experience. Tinubu was just a Senator for three months before becoming Governor. For me what is most important is qualification and I am eminently qualified to be the Lagos Governor,” he added.

According to him, the experience that Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode could lay claim to had been rubbished in the two public debates at which the two contestants met, one organised a fortnight ago by the Archbishop Vining Memorial Church and another last week by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

“One by one, I go give them T.K.O.,” he joked.

Dismissing the tax evasion allegations levelled against him Wednesday by Fashola, Agbaje said: “Yesterday, dem say Jimi Agbaje na tax evader. But as God dey catch person, just recently, na im dem send me congratulations say I dey pay my tax well-well.”

He made reference to a letter of commendation written by the Lagos State Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Ayo Gbeleyi.

Describing all the allegations as unwarranted and malicious, Agbaje said: “My prayer be say as dem dey throw mud for my body, e no go stick to me. E go backfire!”

Addressing the salient issues bedevilling the administrating of Lagos State, Agbaje acknowledged the hardship occasioned by several policies of the government.

He assured non-indigenes that discrimination against them, their interests and their businesses would dissipate as soon as he came to power.

Contesting the government’s claim that Lagos was overcrowded and that a policy to manage the influx of strangers would be established, Agbaje said: “Trying to deport strangers from other states is like trying to stop the flow of a river with your hand. Is it possible?”

Agbaje also promised that the notorious Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) would be rebranded, not scrapped, saying, the problem with the agency was that it had derailed from its statutory duty of traffic management to imposing draconian fines on motorists in order to generate funds for the government.

He also said that as part of his human-face policies, ‘okada’ (commercial motorcyclists) would be taken into consideration in formulating policies concerning their operations.

Source: http://dailypost.ng/2015/02/01/im-contesting-two-half-people-agbaje-mocks-tinubu-fashola-ambode/[/

JIMI AGBAJE shd be very careful.

Remember FUNSHO WILLIAMS,

The former PDP guber candidate that was murdered coz he's popular with the people?

I bet Tinubu ain't finding this guy's stance, funny.

lonelydora:
Go Osibanjo, Go Osibanjo.

ITZ A DISGRACE AND A SHOW OF DOUBLE STANDARD, FOR OSIBANJO TO BE THERE, AFTER HIS APC DID ACCUSED NTA OF BIAS.

APC & INSINCERITY

Dasini:
These men should be cooling off in jail, they keep making threat, in a sane society they would have been arrested by now.am sure if it is an opposition member doing these, JEG would have raised eyebrow.

In saner countries, niger delta would have bn heaven on earth.

Does their comment compare with tinubu's statement of forming a parallel govt?

siraj1402:
Best performing governor, ékun ókó Jonathan. Don't worry wa se aseyori lori Buhari.
By His grace,you will laugh come may 29 for swearing in the people's general.
GMB 2015,a completed project.By His grace.

Ask anyone that stays in portharcourt.
Omehia's 1 yr plus, still compares with amaechi's 8years.

The same amaechi that sold his private jet to akwaibom govt and quoted he sold it for 5million dollars less, still call someone corrupt?

How do you reconcile that?

apcmustwin:
we are voting Buhari not Tinubu.

how many times av u heared buhari talk.
U either see his speeches on paper, or tinubu is covering him up.

Nigeria may be in for a big dissapointment with all the cover ups given to buhari.

#Buhari speak 4 Urself

GARRIx7:
Tinubu is acting on a biblical command.

Any attack on Tinubu is an attack on the Christian faith.

Be warned!!!

Tinubu is a muslim, not a christian hence, only koranic citation can be binding on him!

God is not mocked.

kingthreat:
This is an old article written around 2007. Exactly how I felt about Buhari in 2003/2007. But now he seems like the best person to manage the madness, cluelessness, mediocriity and corruption eating this country everyday. Even Soyinka himself had to be stranded on the hold-up for several hours because of the illiterate first lady was in Lagos. Now he knows better.

Sai Buhari
Change is what we deserve
No to incompetent leadership
No to thieves in power
Yes for the better future of we and our children
God bless Nigeria

wat made u think he's d best person?
Facts nt emotion.

doyin1985:
http://www.thecable.ng/breaking-buhari-shuns-bon-presidential-debate | TheCable

What d'you expect?

85% of comments credited to buhari were not comming truly from Him.

All i hear and see is the voicing and strategies coming from Tinubu.

That guy has done everything to make buhari presentable.

I wont be surprised if Tinubu happens to be the person advising him against showing up for the debate.

For me, buhari has nuffin to offer.

LRNZH:
GEJ go back to Otueke so we can return to our pride of place in the comity of nations.

See how everyone has ridiculed Nigeria.
South Africa, Saudi Arabia, USA, Cameroun, Russia etc. All because of the clueless handling of the Book Haram issue.

If GEJ gets a third term, Tompolo may become the Minister of Defence.

And you want him to mortgage nigerian's future in favour of america's interest?

use ur head, America is is not your friend!

hauwababy:
The pair got married in 1971 but later divorced in 1988. He got married to his present wife Aisha in 1989.Hajia Safinatu who was Nigeria's first lady from December 1983-August 1985 died in 2006 as a result of complications from diabetes

They had 5 kids together; a boy and 4 daughters.


http://www.yeoal.com/2015/01/pictures-check-out-buharis-late-first.html

A DIVORCEE, WANTING TO LEAD NIGERIA?
TOO BAD!

skydancer1:
Twitter account now a Twitter 404 page, apparently due to criticism on her gbagun whilst defending her dad.Z

Let her feel a taste verbal venoms that her dad and tinubu hurls at GEJ.
Lmao!

mrofficial:
Please also watch the video.

Below is an excerpt from the interview.



http://www.36ng.com.ng/2015/01/26/dbanj-explains-how-he-was-kicked-out-of-mohits-records-by-don-jazzy/

STORY FOR THE GODS!

How come dbanj is contradicting the stories he has bn living on?
claiming don jazzy is jaelous of his record success?

lets face facts; dbanj is regretting his actions NOW!

Crispels:
The PDP governorship candidate was pictured on a bike which took him round a PDP rally in Lagos much to the cheers of his supporters!!!


Now that they need our votes ,They will do anything to associate with us,But once they get there, They begin to ride bullet proof vehicles.

Have studies Jimi,He is a great man but the problem I have with him is that he is been sponsored by Bode George,A man who was jailed for money laundering, Kashamu,A drug baron,And they said show me your friend and I will tell you who you are,If jimi should Win, How sure are we these people won't milk Lagos dry These are bad omens and a huge turn off for people like me, I want to stop Tinubu from monopolizing the resources and power of Lagos state but I don't want to run from fry pan to fire.


Regardless of what may happen,May the best candidate win!!

God bless Nigeria.

just the way giving APC power, will further empower Atiku, obj, gej, tinubu, ibb, etc.

Lets i forget, can s'one tell me wat happened to the murder case of the late funsho williams?

Avoid noise making and let the people decide!

[quote author=lalasticlala post=30110372][/quote]Not all,
This card goes a step further in managing the identity of the nationals,
making it easier to fish out
terrorists,
illegal immigrants,
checkmate money laundering and
easy disbursement of your per capital income.

No wonder Gej is confident when he said it's the system that fights corruption, not individuals.

Let the most qualified win the race!

[quote author=lalasticlala post=30110372][/quote]Not all,
This card goes a step further in managing the identity of the nationals,
making it easy to fish out non terrorists, illegal immigrants, checkmate money laundering and eas disbursement of your per capital income.

No wonder Gej is confident when he said is the system that fights corruption, not individuals.

Let the most qualified win the race!

MalcoImX:
Halima Buhari Sheriff, daughter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari
has assured that her father, if voted president, will right the wrongs facing Nigeria presently.
Halima who spoke exclusively with YNaija.com while on the APC nationwide campaign trail said the ex-general “will get Nigeria out of the mess it’s in.”
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Read excepts of the interview below:
YNaija: What kind of dad is Gen. Buhari?
Halima: He’s like every normal father, he is very realistic and he likes cracking jokes. He is very caring and also very sensitive to our feeling and you know – how we feel about a thing. He doesn’t coerce us to do anything we don’t want to do. He is a very understanding dad unlike the image of him people have externally. People say he’s a very stern, strict person but in all, he has a very soft side.
YNaija: Do you have any children?
I have a 7-year-old daughter, Aisha. That’s his grand daughter.
YNaija: And what’s she like with her?
Aw, he calls her Laraba which means Wednesday in Hausa and it’s considered a very lucky day. I had her like in the very early hours of the day so he just said, “Oh! her name is Laraba !” and he continued calling her that.
He’s very caring towards his grandchildren. He plays a lot with them. He’s fond of them – gives them all sorts of funny traditional nicknames….
YNaija: So he’s running for president, can you tell us, as his daughter, what kind of president do you think he is going to be?
Well, firstly, because this is a different era, it’s not 1983, not the military regime, it’s a civilian regime, a democratic regime, he will certainly be more tolerant and passionate about leading Nigeria. He’ll get Nigeria out of the mess it’s in – be it corruption, insecurity -which is making thousands of Nigerian lose their lives. It is
affecting everybody in one way or the other, this is something he’s very passionate about.
He will make sure he gets the job done.
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http://ynaija.com/exclusive-my-dad-will-get-the-job-done-buharis-daughter-halima-speaks-to-ynaija/

Guess she's still in diaspora, waiting for her caring dad to set fire on nigerians.

I can only take these contestants serious if they show back here and partake of in any crises that may result from their actions

barcanista:
After looting anambra state

Itz nearly impossible to get a governor that has achieved wat obi has achieved within his tenure and still kept a positive account balance within his tenure.

Obi's case is special in the sense that he never borrowed a kobo during his tenure, despite the stipend that accrues to the state from the federal.

Rather than borrowing, he still buys up other state's treasury bills hence; making most states a debtor to Anambra.

How will you say such person looted his state, wen a state like Lagos and Imo is in stuck in trillions and billions of debts, respectively?

Beesluv:
Oh not again

We should be thinking of how to Increase our number and not reduce cos these terrorist keep outnumbering us. Will those in Aso rock come out and fight

The population is not the issue, but having men that are willing to do the job.

If those guyz were left to go free, others will learn from them.

Mind u, a general in his office was due to the many fights he did overcome, not shying away from


Every organisations do have policies which has penalties for every offence. The military is not an exemption.

coolhamid:
So the fact that amaechi supported Buhari now translates to being used and dumped. Someone who is in control of the party structure in his state?? A man that would always be remembered as being fearless unlike Babangida Aliyu(Niger state) and Sule lamido (Jigawa) who are scared of leaving PDP because of GEJ's Unknown Punishment. Lest I forget , what will GEJ be remembered for after leaving Aso rock next year.

Fellow Nigerians, PDP continues to divide us along the religious lines. Dont allow religion and tribe becloud your sense of reasoning .. Vote the anti-corruption czar. Lets join hands together to chase Corruption away from Obodo Nigeria come Next year 2015.

GMB 2015, In God we trust.

Just two questions bro;

- If Amaechi is your hero, can't he also fight corruption?

- If he can, why wasn't he given the ticket to help fight the said corruption?

- Are U christian or moslem?
If christian, hope u ready if nigeria gets fully islamised

- Buhari has a lot to gain if he islamises this country,how about you.

Hope you can borrow a leaf from the things happening at southeren sudan.

No politician will ever tell you his grand plan.
Nigeria doesnt need a hardcore islamic person as her president.
For me, i'll prefere Atiku to Buhari.

As it stands, a bird at hand is worth two in the bush!

gneisss:
ain't dat a fishing boat? plus what does he need a war ship for and is dat even legal?

He owns a security company that protects pipeline vandalisation and crude oil thefts by pirates.

If he's able to defend it's need in the course of his duty, then, itz allowed if given the go ahead.

nijanigga:
But Iherijirika emptied the Nigerian army's purse dry.He looted from our peacekeepers's allowances unchecked.Any one remembered how our returning pacekeepers had to vex their anger on him before they got paid pitance? He has so many bloods in his hands for depriving many of our fallen heroes weapons they needed.

Source plz?

cramjones:
[size=20pt]PRESIDENT JONATHAN, IHEJIRIKA, AND MINIMAH SHOULD COVER THEMSELVES IN SHAME. THEY HAVE NO BUSINESS ANYMORE COMMENTING ON NATIONAL ISSUES. AS FAR AS WE ARE CONCERNED PRESIDENT JONATHAN AND HIS CHARTALANS NO LONGER EXIST. THEY HAVE DESTROYED NIGERIA.

BUHARI IS OUR PRESIDENT. VOTE HIM FOR A PROGRESSIVE NIGERIA!
[/size]
-CRAMJONES

Guess ur resorting to block letters was coz pple refused to notice you.

Hmmm,
let me let u know d meaning of ur usage of block letters.
Itz means u're ;

- Shouting down on nairalanders,
- Lacking respect for everyone in this forum and
- Not giving a damn about nairalanders

Ask anyone in d corporate world.
Just telling u coz u disrespected me as well.

Understood?

lalasticlala:
Most Nigerian musicians started from the church, either as singers in choir, praise leaders or as drummers, before moving over to secular music much later in their lives.
Here is a list of top Nigerian musicians that started from the church.

1 DON JAZZY
Where did music start for you?

I started music in the church. In the choir at some point… (Pauses) you know what? I don’t want to spill everything yet. I’ll be writing an autobiography, my dad and I are working on it. There’s no name for it yet but he has called it ‘The Making of a Don’

2 DBANJ
Tell us a little about your background and how you got into music?

I went to Nigeria Military School, Zaria. I always thought I was going to be in the military just like my father but that didn’t happen. But I definitely believe that’s where all my energy is from. I lost my brother who was also in the military to a plane crash when I was still in secondary school and I think that’s where everything changed for me musically. He died in 1994 and I was in school when it happened. I went home for his burial and when I got home, what I saw was that they laid down all his belongings on his bed in his room and the harmonica was one of the items I saw that i was drawn to. I took it back to school and started playing with it. No one taught me how to play the harmonica but the more I played, the better I became. So for me I think that’s where the love for music grew.

I joined the choir and played every instrument I could lay my hands on. At every opportunity I got, I tried to express myself through music. Then I left for the United Kingdom, when I got there I realized that I was more than just a singer and that I had the ability to entertain, so I started trying to study what it took to be an entertainer. It was there I met my friend and partner Don Jazzy and together, we found and built one of Africa’s biggest and most successful record labels ‘Mo’Hits Records’. We came back to Nigeria in 2004 and launched my first single‘Tongolo (What is the koko)’

3 J MARTINS
How did you start your career?

I started with singing. Actually,. My mum was a Choir mistress so I think the seven of us caught the singing bug from her. I’m the third in the row and the second son. From singing, I took to playing musical instruments. And I got into production while in secondary school in Onitsha. . Along the line, I went to three schools when we moved to Enugu. Later, I did prelim in Mass Communication at the Institute of Management and technology (IMT) and then had a direct entry rather than internship.
In the six years that I spent there , I was fully into production because it’s in Enugu that you have legends like Pat Obasi .Then, Glorious Praise was the name of my production and I tried not to be among the noise makers. I produced for only gospel singers back then and I’m still actively involve in Church choir till today. I play the keyboard for my pastor and for my God father. I had a rough time growing so, Dr David Ogbuenu, a pastor put me through school.

4 TIMAYA
The‘Ukwu’singer who was a guest on the 9th episode of ‘The Juice’ season two with the host, Toolz, talked about his success and musical journey.
When asked about his music career. He said:

‘I started from church, before starting up as a backup for Eedris Abdulkareem for three years before exploring my music career.’The singer presently has three albums and one collaborative album with Dem Mama Soldiers.

5 WIZKID
When did you finally decide you were going to do music?
I started when I was 11 years, in church; and from then on, I’ve been in love with music, and everybody in my family knows that. I dropped an album in church. I performed in church. I go from church to church for performance. I did a couple of concerts and later, when I told my parents that I wanted to take music serious, they refused. They told me if I wanted to do this professionally, I had to stay in school. I had to stay in school and again do music professionally. So, it was like a double task for me. I’m thankful to God for where I am now.

Starting from the church to secular music, what was the transition like?

–If you listen to my songs, you will see I’m always thankful to God. My relationship with God is private; it’s between me and God and I don’t feel anybody should come and judge based on what I do. The music I make is for the pleasure of it. The music I make, I thank my God as well.

6 PSQUARE
"But our musical gene came from the person we call the heart of our family, our mum, Josephine Okoye. She used to be a member of a choir when we were growing up. She would go to rehearsals and she took us along. We would watch her as she sang with the choir. So, we got the music disposition from her. When she was younger, our mum was a seamstress,a tailor. But in later years she was deeply involved in the running of a ministry called Friends Of Jesus Catholic Prayer Ministry. She was a pastor, in her own church. She had wanted Paul to be a pastor, and me a Lawyer. When she started her ministry, we were her choir, her choristers."

7 BANKY W
BN: How did you get into music?
Banky W: I’d been flirting with music all of my life. I don’t remember exactly how old, but I know I was incredible young when I knew that I wanted to be a singer. What tends to happen is, as a child, you have dreams of what you want to do whether its being a policeman or a fire man but you take care of life. You go to school, work but you don’t do anything about the dream. Everybody who knew me knew that I sang because I was always singing in school or church. When I was in university in New York, I got together with a friend of mine and was like, ‘we are always joking about this music thing, if we don’t put money towards it, it will pass us by’. So at that point I hit the studio, I probably started recording seriously around 2002 and it built it from there.

8 IYANYA
Iyanya used to sing in his church's choir and was the choirmaster for the children's choir at age 5.
In an an interview, he spoke about his transition from being a chorister to doing circular music:

From rapping as a chorister to R&B/Afrobeat

"I did not think I was prepared for rap. Even when I started as a rapper, I had somebody who wrote the rap for me. It was not like I wrote the rap myself. It was not even my idea. It was the idea of somebody who said he liked the way I carried myself and he thought it would be nice if I rapped. Then I always wore baggy jeans with big t-shirts, so he thought I would make a good rapper. Even back then when I was rapping, I was in the choir."

9 WANDE COAL
Wande coal like most great musicians, he started singing in the teenage choir in church where he was with a group member, Chuddy K. He got his break in the Nigerian entertainment industry as a dancer. He continued improving on his vocal skill and got signed to Don Jazzy’s Mo’ Hits Records in 2006.He featured on D’banj’s ‘Rundown’ ‘Funk You Up’ album and on singles like ‘Loke’, ‘Tonosibe’ and ‘Why Me’. His first singles ‘Ololufe’ has been described as one of the greatest love song written bya Nigerian, while his debut album ‘Mushin 2 Mohits’, released in 2009 sold over 3 million copies. He is now a staunch member of Marvin Records.

10 TEERY G
And yet, before the (free) madness, before the fame, before being made, Terry was merely saved. Saved as in born again C-H-R-I-S-T-I-A-N.

“I come from a christian background. My dad is an elder in church while my mother is a deaconess and at one time she used to be a choir mistress.” It was Mrs. Amanyi that put the love of music in her four children, but it was her first born that took to it the most.
“I used to go all the time to the church with my mom. I already knew how to sing so I ended up in the choir. Quickly, I started developing interest in musical instruments. I picked up the drums, graduated to the keyboards and even played bass [guitar],” Terry recalls holier times.
Tobi Banjoko, make-up artist and video girl, was a member of the congregation at Redeemed Christian Church of God, Praise Palace Parish, where the Amanyi’s worshiped and remembers Terry from that period. “He was a great talent. All he ever wanted to do was music. At that time he was already thinking of going professional with it and he had like close to fifty songs with a lot of them being gospel.”

“[Back] then I was this good boy, this church boy,” Terry tells of his hallowed beginnings.
“I used to do gospel music and love songs. I was already thinking about going secular, but I didn't want to go fully. So I was doing gospel and positive love songs without the 'romance' angle.” His musical and vocal influences at the time - Ron Kenoly, KurtCarr, Kirk Franklin, and [gulp] Celine Dion - would appear incongruous given his current unhinged incarnation. “You had to know what it took in order to sing. Nowadays in the secular music industry we don't sing.”

11 DARE ART ALADE
How did your romance with music start?

Having a father like I had, I got to hear things like “who is going to take after your daddy?” That got me thinking and asking myself if I could.
It started when I was about eight in the children’s choir of my church. While at CMS Grammar School, I led the choir. We would perform at functions. I was also a member of the choir of the Cathedral Church of Christ. Not satisfied, I enrolled for music lessons with the Musical Society of Nigeria, MUSON. I capped it by studying music at the University of Lagos. Some friends and I came together and formed a singing group called Chord Webs. We were doing everything,you just name it. My meeting with Adeniji landed me a regular gig at a night club in Victoria Island.

12 WAJE
Waje was born in Akure, Ondo State in Nigeria then moved to Benin city, Edo state where she was raised by her parents, Mr & Mrs Iruobe. As a young and gifted singer, she once sang gospel tunes to the delight of the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa of the Word of Faith Church, Benin who was quite impressed by her gift and decided to cater for her all through her secondary school days. After which she moved to Nsukka for a degree in social work at University of Nigeria. While in school, Waje was very much with her musical side by making sure she performed in school concerts and fellowship. She made sure she listened and learned from legends she describes as her mentors, e.g. Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, etc.


By lalasticlala.

Do you think they would have made it big if they had stuck to doing gospel?

U dint include flavour, who's dad was a choir master and himself, the drummer boy.

Lolz...

fkaz:
So the equipment on the battle field are been use by un-trained army? That shows why military men abandon their armoury and run away anytime boko haram attack them, because they don't know how to use what they have in hand.
In my own opinion, i believe american knows nigeria has the men and equipment to crush boko haram, why not release some equipment to U.S for training so that it will be use effectively on battle field after training, instead of giving it to boko haram.

Sorry to say this,
You talk like person wey no go school,
smh

iceberylin:
Nigga is getting broke

Datz d last thing dat'll happen to obi.
Am yet to get a public figure datz as prudent as Obi.
Dat Niggaz wz a billionaire before tasting government fund.

U can google 4 urself!

holatin:
this will end soon immediately we kick Dr ebele Jonathan out. and the general take over
vote for change nt tribe or clan.

Wen niger delta militants were daring the country, obasanjo couldnt put off d heat, even with d whole artillery he comitted to that course, and with his experience as a general.

That shows that such issues were not best tackled by a military in agbada.

Again, this menace called bokoharam was well incubated and hatched under obasanjo & some other generals in the past. And only became a an adult under GEJ.

The whole thing has bn well machined politically to oust the president, and possibly bring in one of the supporters. Dont u think u playing into the gallery of such script writers.

My take on this is;
Dont let Bokoharam get wat they are indirectly yielding for, I.e. compulsory return of power to the purpoted power brokers that sees nigeria as their personal property.



Issues like this cant be resolved overnight.

Iamfrank:
As for me I can never tolerate a cheating partner......... It realy sucks......

For me, not bn transparent and open is a crime.
And wen trying to be open, I dont nd half lies.

Morale behind this: we're nt perfect, but any thing hidden, stands a good chance of happening over and over again.

Again any r/ship u're nt in the know of watz going on, then u're not in charge.

Note; if I get to find out myself w/out u telling me, U'll be ditched @ a good time with a good reason.

Yungwizzzy:
She's wearing a mini skirt in the first pix

that means it didn't start today!!

so we should cut tiwa savage some slack!!!!!!

Try to differentiate a persons real life from on the job requirements.

Ur best friend can suspend U from ur job if itz in d best intetest of the company/enterprise. That does'nt put an end to d friendship, especially if she's directed to do so.

Tiwa savage is trying to do best of wat d industry is and require of her. How many times have u seen her dress d way she dresses on stage outside the stage?

Did u not see her dressing wen she was representing Forte oil?

On a general note, I think she's bn a proffessional.

As for mini skirt and high heeled shoes?
No be today e start.
If u see my mumssie own eeeh, u go kolo.

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Seun:
Hello,

Most celebrities use their Instagram pages to post cute selfies, but Tiwa Savage is using hers very differently:
to solicit votes for the awards she has been nominated for this year by spamming her instagram followers mercilessly!

On Saturday, 16th November, she posted this (Tiwa Savage as Best Female Artist in BenTV Awards 2014):
https://photos-c.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xpa1/1661288_727752910605834_1356053812_n.jpg

http://instagram.com/p/vas9H2xO_G/

Later on the same day, she posted this (Tiwa Savage as Best Female Artist in West Africa - AFRIMA Awards):
https://photos-e.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xfa1/10802398_688767077897284_1020868485_n.jpg

http://instagram.com/p/vbevpARO5T/

Then 3 days later, on the 18th of November, she posted yet another one (Most Gifted Female Music Video Of The Year - Channel O Awards):
https://photos-e.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xfa1/10748452_1526547594250388_1452169173_n.jpg

http://instagram.com/p/viiSYgRO1X/

She then started spamming her poor followers by posting the above picture with various captions 15 times in 3 days. Please make it stop!

If you think Eminado is the best female music video of 2014, do vote for her here: channelo-awards.dstv.com/Category/345/Nominee/3645

She so much deserve it.

Leave d negative publicity against her person n dont forget the EMINADO effect.

Professionals do know there's a difference in who you're on d job to who u're outside d job.

Wat u criticize shd be on d job, not on her personality, simple!

More power to her.