Kemperor:
Dear Aboki, Nigeria will get to that level of maturity and discipline the day your Northern fellows decides to allow the country develop and stop their evil deeds like terrorism (Fulani Herdsmen and Boko Haram) ...
Nd armed robry, cultism, jungle justice,insultin oda regions by d southener.

tolguy:
is dat ur reason to b fool

dukie25:
What's your brother the president doing about it?

BoneBlogger:
A lawmaker from Katsina state, has revealed his surprise after seeing the level of organization and discipline during his recent visit to Amman, Jordan. Hon. Abdullahi I. Mahuta, took to his social media page to share how he saw two cars patiently waiting for the traffic lights at 2.30 am despite being the only cars on the highway.

Abdullahi said he remembered Nigeria when he saw the cars waiting at the traffic.

Below is what he shared on Facebook;

It's 2:30 am here. I just looked through my window, then I saw these two cars waiting for the traffic lights to give them the green light. Then I remembered my country Nigeria and asked myself :

When will we get to this level of maturity and discipline?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/katsina-lawmaker-surprised-seeing-visit-jordan-photos.html

Okoroawusa:
Maturity n discipline in Nigeriar begins with u,Mr Honourable.

bkool7:


Really ?!

Is that your mentality ?

That Hon. was a citizen like you and I

It all begins with you and I

9jakohai:


So what are you doing about it?

You expect bubu to divide himself into thousands of copies just to control traffic in Nigeria?

Obey traffic rules, son. Bubu and gej have nothing to do with it

dukie25:

What's your brother the president doing about it?

xxx58733:

freedomforall30:
TELL THIS ABOKI TO COME TO ENUGU...YOU WILL SEE CORRECT DISCIPLINE. THERE IS NO CITY IN NIGERIA WITH PEOPLE AS DISCIPLINED AS ENUGU CITY.

PICTURE - Enugu legendary rolling green hills at 2am

aflyingbird:
Obeying traffic lights is a must in my country and in many sensible countries. It's only in Nigeria that people are stubborn and backward

dukie25:

What's your brother the president doing about it?

BoneBlogger:
A lawmaker from Katsina state, has revealed his surprise after seeing the level of organization and discipline during his recent visit to Amman, Jordan. Hon. Abdullahi I. Mahuta, took to his social media page to share how he saw two cars patiently waiting for the traffic lights at 2.30 am despite being the only cars on the highway.

Abdullahi said he remembered Nigeria when he saw the cars waiting at the traffic.

Below is what he shared on Facebook;

It's 2:30 am here. I just looked through my window, then I saw these two cars waiting for the traffic lights to give them the green light. Then I remembered my country Nigeria and asked myself :

When will we get to this level of maturity and discipline?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/katsina-lawmaker-surprised-seeing-visit-jordan-photos.html

dukie25:

What's your brother the president doing about it?

Xda59:



At 2:30 am, the lights should be on flashing amber and cars should be able to pass with caution if the road is clear.

BoneBlogger:
A lawmaker from Katsina state, has revealed his surprise after seeing the level of organization and discipline during his recent visit to Amman, Jordan. Hon. Abdullahi I. Mahuta, took to his social media page to share how he saw two cars patiently waiting for the traffic lights at 2.30 am despite being the only cars on the highway.

Abdullahi said he remembered Nigeria when he saw the cars waiting at the traffic.

Below is what he shared on Facebook;

It's 2:30 am here. I just looked through my window, then I saw these two cars waiting for the traffic lights to give them the green light. Then I remembered my country Nigeria and asked myself :

When will we get to this level of maturity and discipline?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/katsina-lawmaker-surprised-seeing-visit-jordan-photos.html

Bollinger:


Let's place a bet. In 2070, Nigerians will still be complaining of bad government. Do you know why? Where does the government come from? All governments all over the world come from the people. Read up the definition of DEMOCRACY and you will understand what i am talking about. So, if the people are bad, the leaders you select from within you will also be bad and that's a fact. Nigerians are generally bad and there is no way you can select a good person in that kind of environment. Even if eventually one good leader is found, the overwhelming number of bad people in Nigeria will find a way to push him/her aside or worse kill him/her. The problem is not the government. The problem in Nigeria is the citizenry. This is why someone like Atiku has the nerve to even think about running for the presidency. He knows that bad people will always want a bad person to lead them.

BoneBlogger:
A lawmaker from Katsina state, has revealed his surprise after seeing the level of organization and discipline during his recent visit to Amman, Jordan. Hon. Abdullahi I. Mahuta, took to his social media page to share how he saw two cars patiently waiting for the traffic lights at 2.30 am despite being the only cars on the highway.

Abdullahi said he remembered Nigeria when he saw the cars waiting at the traffic.

Below is what he shared on Facebook;

It's 2:30 am here. I just looked through my window, then I saw these two cars waiting for the traffic lights to give them the green light. Then I remembered my country Nigeria and asked myself :

When will we get to this level of maturity and discipline?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/katsina-lawmaker-surprised-seeing-visit-jordan-photos.html

dukie25:

What's your brother the president doing about it?

IamaNigerianGuy:


Extremely shallow argument, to say the least

Kemperor:
Dear Aboki, Nigeria will get to that level of maturity and discipline the day your Northern fellows decides to allow the country develop and stop their evil deeds like terrorism (Fulani Herdsmen and Boko Haram) ...

BoneBlogger:
A lawmaker from Katsina state, has revealed his surprise after seeing the level of organization and discipline during his recent visit to Amman, Jordan. Hon. Abdullahi I. Mahuta, took to his social media page to share how he saw two cars patiently waiting for the traffic lights at 2.30 am despite being the only cars on the highway.

Abdullahi said he remembered Nigeria when he saw the cars waiting at the traffic.

Below is what he shared on Facebook;

It's 2:30 am here. I just looked through my window, then I saw these two cars waiting for the traffic lights to give them the green light. Then I remembered my country Nigeria and asked myself :

When will we get to this level of maturity and discipline?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/katsina-lawmaker-surprised-seeing-visit-jordan-photos.html