Christmasdon:
DID YOU KNOW LESOTHO IS A COUNTRY LIVING INSIDE SOUTHAFRICA I.E A LANDLOCKED COUNTRY. NOW, LESOTHO'S NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES ON IT'S NORTH IS S/AFRICA, ON IT'R SOUTH IS S/AFRICA , ON IT'S WEST IS S/AFRICA AND ON THE EAST IS S/AFRICA. SO THAT IS HOW LESOTHO IS LIVING INSIDE SOUTH/AFRICA AS A SOVERIGN NATION. ANOTHER COUNTRY THAT IS LIKE LESOTHO IS THE VATICAN CITY LIVING INSIDE ROME ITALY, SAN MARINO AND MAYBE ETC.

kikero:


Because many of you young Nigerians are on Nairaland building castles in the air, instead of going out to do poltical jobbing.

I don't like Buhari, but he contested for election three times, and won on the fourth try. That's hardwork. And the sad thing is that democracy is hardwork.

Sowore is a wild dreamer, but at least he is out there fighting.

Meanwhile on Nairaland, people come here and construct long story about how they will change Nigeria if they were in charge and how the old men are not doing well. The problem is, most of you are not ready to do the hard work.

Go and join a party, even PDP and APC, and be the change you want.

Akhigbeblog:
Can this happen in Nigeria

kikero:


Because many of you young Nigerians are on Nairaland building castles in the air, instead of going out to do poltical jobbing.

I don't like Buhari, but he contested for election three times, and won on the fourth try. That's hardwork. And the sad thing is that democracy is hardwork.

Sowore is a wild dreamer, but at least he is out there fighting.

Meanwhile on Nairaland, people come here and construct long story about how they will change Nigeria if they were in charge and how the old men are not doing well. The problem is, most of you are not ready to do the hard work.

Go and join a party, even PDP and APC, and be the change you want.

mimimile93:
[s][/s]

Thabane has been under immense political pressure to resign over his alleged involvement in the 2017 murder of his estranged wife.

TheCalculator:


Source: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/07/africa/lesotho-pm-thabane-step-down/index.html

Stevecreativex:
M.Buhari can you see your mate.... No tell me can you see your mate!!!!!
Sigh.....

ManOfSteel2:

ManOfSteel insists that no Nigerian Politician will ever take that route

Nuzo1:
Please don't resign sir.
You are the only one who can save Lesotho.
Please darling daddy.

Exmilitant:
Another country that may be like Lesotho is biafra... With their 5 state o.

kikero:


Because many of you young Nigerians are on Nairaland building castles in the air, instead of going out to do poltical jobbing.

I don't like Buhari, but he contested for election three times, and won on the fourth try. That's hardwork. And the sad thing is that democracy is hardwork.

Sowore is a wild dreamer, but at least he is out there fighting.

Meanwhile on Nairaland, people come here and construct long story about how they will change Nigeria if they were in charge and how the old men are not doing well. The problem is, most of you are not ready to do the hard work.

Go and join a party, even PDP and APC, and be the change you want.

Nuzo1:
Please don't resign sir.

You are the only one who can save Lesotho.

Please darling daddy.

SeverusSnape:

In Africa, That's commendable.

SeverusSnape:

In Africa, That's commendable.

Akhigbeblog:
Can this happen in Nigeria

ManOfSteel2:
Funny how it always looks strange anytime an African in power relinquishes his position of power!

Maybe its because a large amount of SSCE holders haven't heard the name Lesotho before.....

Whatever resources or fund he will miss won't be much for a tiny country totally embedded in South Africa......

ManOfSteel insists that no Nigerian Politician will ever take that route

Stevecreativex:
M.Buhari can you see your mate....
No tell me can you see your mate!!!!!

Sigh.....

OakConsultNG:
That's commendable..

bikefab:
Meanwhile 87 year old Buhari is holding on tight to power in Nigeria.

AsawanaDgreat:
Can that happen in naija? Certainly no because even dead people are given appointment

TheCalculator:


Source: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/07/africa/lesotho-pm-thabane-step-down/index.html