Agugbadin:
Another Patricia Ette in the making Nigerian law makers should prevent a reoccurrence of the election of a speaker like Patricia Ette who was absolutely corrupt to the bones. Stop her now.

BRATISLAVA:


1. Gerontocracy never looked more attractive, neither did the denial of gender politics.


We know it:

2. women are lazy and

3. want positions and they think they deserve them because they are women.

4. Perhaps in your foray into classroom politics that's how it happened behind the scenes.

5. Women can't pay the price and do the work, after all. Your case, all their cases.

6. No wonder 1st world countries think otherwise.

bukatyne:


1. I laugh in Japanese! What is my business with gerontocracy? Or using BAT as an example makes me his supporter Only women play gender politics. So far, you have not given a proof where a man did so.

2. Perhaps that is your projection of women. I never stated women are lazy.

3. Only women play gender politics. The OP is a good example. Gender politics is not doesn't equal laziness. More like entitlement from a sense of victimhood.

4.

5. Politically, women are less likely and less willing to pay the price of power. It is not a 'Nigerian' issue. Like I said earlier, I am not a victim; if I decide to venture into politics today, I should be ready to pay the price (good or bad). God forbid I open my mouth in public that men should step down for me to go uncontested.
I also alluded multiple times to strong men & women which means that a few women do pay the price; I also know a few back then in school.

6. Hillary Clinton would agree with you.

I am surprised this convo took this long before the subtle jabs started.

Have a great day.

chatinent:
Women are also legal citizens!

ThaboB:
All this female politicians mouth dey wide with corruption naso dezani and etteh do