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Politics › Re: Gov Elrufai Spotted Pushing Wheel Barrow With Gabbage by Abugab(m): 8:15pm On Aug 23, 2015
Leading from the front.
Leadership by example.
Politics › Re: Buratai, Army Chief Survives Boko Haram Ambush by Abugab(m): 6:36pm On Aug 23, 2015
Onward Nigerian soldiers.
When a general goes to the war front things begin to fall into shape.
Those BH arrested will serve as lead for further onslaught and massacre on those pigs called BH.
Morale is certainly high now as the war must be won.
Ambushes are a normal thing during war and serving them makes the real soldier.
May the soul of the gallant soldier lost in the operation rest in peace.
#OperationLafiaDole
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Army Fight Two Wars At The Same Time? Biafra and ... by Abugab(m): 3:42pm On Aug 23, 2015
kenny987:
True we are better as a united Nigeria but until the terms of this unity are discussed and agreed upon this current system will continue to engender agitations. We are a combination of many nations and a regional system is the best way for these regions to exercise their rights to be recognised as such whilst under a united Nigeria.
I am certain that the call for separation will simmer down once regions or d geopolitical zones are recognised, released to function as autonomous regions while the centre takes care of external issues like defence, foreign relations and so on. Core developmental issues like education, health, internal security and resource development should be dealt with at regional levels.
You are absolutely right.
All federating units must have a social contract that is mutually consented.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Army Fight Two Wars At The Same Time? Biafra and ... by Abugab(m): 2:10pm On Aug 23, 2015
Biafra is not going to war anymore as no Igbo person wants war again. The civil war experience still lingers and I am sure no one wants that again as it could be worse. Its only a young generation who are preaching this hate and they really don't know what went down during the civil war and are not listening to the words of advice from the elders.
On BH, I am sure Nigeria will overcome and everything put behind us and likely, those behind exposed.
We are better together than going desperate ways.
God bless a united Nigeria.
Celebrities › Re: Please Stop Insulting Onyeka Onwenu By Calling Her "Elegant Stallion" by Abugab(m): 8:33am On Aug 23, 2015
Maybe she can be referred to being an Elegant Falcon, hope this suits her Op?
Politics › Re: Nigerians March Against Corruption, Demand Probe Of Oritsejafor, Okonjo Iweala by Abugab(m): 11:17pm On Aug 22, 2015
Anti corruption war, are the people really ready for it?
The efforts of govt is always being attacked by the victims of the same corruption labelling it as being selective, tribalistic, vilifying GEJ and his administration, APC has more corrupt people (giving credence to the known fact that PDP is corrupt), what happens to Tinubu, Amaechi and recently Fashola, the war is one chance....
I see and I weep for my people but the fact still remains, some people will surely gone down, some will get plea bargain because of their cooperation but getting started is the beginning and that is what counts.
Politics › Re: Coas Buratai Leads Operations Against Boko Haram Photos by Abugab(m): 10:58pm On Aug 22, 2015
True soldier
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Should Primary School Education Be Added To A CV? by Abugab(m): 9:33pm On Aug 22, 2015
uracocksucker:
bull shit!!!!
fact is your cv shouldn't be more than 2 pages else ppl will get bored now if you can't talk about ur adult life in 2pages ....dont apply for a job.
I see you just want to write.
The issue here is about inclusion of FSLC in a CV and not the number of pages.
Including that does not take more than two lines and how could that affect your two page CV theory?
Agriculture › Re: See What A Hater Did To My Friend's Fishes In His Fidh Farm. by Abugab(m): 9:23pm On Aug 22, 2015
The evil that men do leave after them.
The person will meet his/her nemesis too.
Karma awaits him/her and it will surely come big time.
See how all the fish come bleach turn yellow instead of black.
Wickedness in high places
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between "First Lady" And "Wife Of The President"? by Abugab(m): 8:53pm On Aug 22, 2015
awa:
After reading your first line, I should have stopped reading but I just ended wasting my MB.
Poor you.
I can help out with a good subscription.
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between "First Lady" And "Wife Of The President"? by Abugab(m): 8:42pm On Aug 22, 2015
anumide:
sweets, first lady is not derogatory at all.
in a democratic system, there is the first family; everyone in that family automatically earns the tittle "first". America has first dog sef. if our president was a woman, her husband would have been " first gentleman ".
that's how it works.
however, beginning with Maryam Babangida, the office has been politicized, in other to sweeten campaign promises, PMB promised to abolish the office, the reason why there is all these noise now. all he should have said way that it was not an elective position, therefore it won't be used to siphon govt money.
all this wahala for no dey now.
I feel it takes the shine off the other women as every woman is 1st in her own way. Derogatory to women I mean. Wife of the president is more like it. But the powers should be drastically reduced as the office has wielded too much powers in recent times.
Cheers
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between "First Lady" And "Wife Of The President"? by Abugab(m): 5:44pm On Aug 22, 2015
jmoore:
My point is that your answer makes no sense.

This is English language>> What is the difference between first lady and wife of the president?

Simple question!!!
And who are you to score the response?
If it doesn't to you it could to others.
Can't you decipher my comment?
Relax young man and learn
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between "First Lady" And "Wife Of The President"? by Abugab(m): 5:37pm On Aug 22, 2015
jmoore:
Fa fa fa foul!!!!!!

You won't get the 1million naira prize tag.
I million for what?
Made that kind of money over 2 decades ago and have gone way past that.
Its about sharing ideas which anyone could learn from.
Do you think everyone on NL is a neophyte?
Don't get it wrong as there are great men and women here and not kids alone.
Op can have it to himself as it will do him some more good.
Cheers
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between "First Lady" And "Wife Of The President"? by Abugab(m): 5:32pm On Aug 22, 2015
Wife of the president is more dignifying and respectable as it is not an electable title or office.
First lady is derigatory to womanhood as there is no first lady as all ladies are first in their own right and ways.
With what we have come to associate 'Firat Ladyship' with iniNigeria and Africa, it is a non elective and non constitutional office that is entitled to the resources of the nation and also where constitutional decisions are taken ir made even when the person or office is unconstitutional.
Wife of the president is yet to be experimented but going by the title, it should be for women affairs without the parafenelia of office like in first lady.
Wife of the president is still work in progress though....
Politics › Re: Wike Is Working: Nairalander Observation On Arriving PH Today(pictures) by Abugab(m): 5:18pm On Aug 22, 2015
ddippset:
He has no choice. He's preparing for the aftermath of the tribunal Verdict. So that rivers people would be sympathetic again. We will see the real wike if some how he manages to return as governor after the re-run.
You mean he is more like playing to the gallery or he is currying the people's sympathy?
Something akin to a chameleonic display?
Celebrities › Re: Pastor Who Married 6 Wives Divorces The 4th Because Her Vagina Had Strong Odour by Abugab(m): 5:15pm On Aug 22, 2015
See gbege
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Should Primary School Education Be Added To A CV? by Abugab(m): 5:15pm On Aug 22, 2015
FSLC is actually one of the most important thing to have in a CV.
Most thorough and well organized HR departments in good organizations even go as far as verifying them.
Very important.
Celebrities › Re: World Jollof Rice Day by Abugab(m): 5:07pm On Aug 22, 2015
What happened to world Ofada rice day?
If there is no world Ofada rice day then there should be no day for any.
Phones › Re: What Is The Most Favorite Phone You Have Ever Used by Abugab(m): 4:59pm On Aug 22, 2015
Nokia 3310 of yesteryears still holds a strong memory for me.
IPhone 6 is surely my favorite for now.
Politics › Re: General Buhari's Poor Response To A Nairaland Thread by Abugab(m): 3:24pm On Aug 22, 2015
As wife of the president of Nigeria, Aisha will definitely be receiving state governors wives, local government chairmen's wives, women societies amongst others in pursuing matters that concerns women and mothers. How do we expect her to function here if she doesn't have an assistant and an operating office?
Wife of the president is more dignifying and that is fine. Presidents across the world no matter how prudent they are have wives who also coordinates other affairs as it pertains to the nation.
The difference here is that so much power and budgetary allocations won't be made like in the recent past.
Those who are screaming a total scrapping, will it be your wives who will be carrying out those basic functions of the wife of the president?
The office can run on financial donations when it has good initiatives that will impact on the down trodden and thus does not mean tax payers money will be used in paying the few staff she will need to work with. We have countless NGOs across Nigeria who get financial donors and sponsors aiding them to carry out their respective functions.
This is the wife of the president and thus getting good donors locally and internationally won't be an issue.
Politics › Re: OPINION: If Revenue Generation Is The Topic, Tunde Fowler Is The Teacher by Abugab(m): 3:10pm On Aug 22, 2015
Wailers are crying blue murder over an honorary doctorate degree when Fowler is a guru on the subject matter of revenue generation which is what the govt needs.
Politics and sentiments are the other opiums of Nigeria not only religion.
Fowler is an authority on revenue generation and that is what matters.
Politics › Re: After Jonathan's Exit: Ex-Niger Delta Militants Tone Down Lifestyles- Leadership by Abugab(m):
It was in Jonathan's time criminals were living larger than life.
Had many young ones complaining about wasting their time studying and working hard when being a criminal makes you an instant billionaire.
I can see the pendulum swinging back where there will be dignity in labour and the era of monkey dey work baboon dey chop will be completely eroded.
They just only tonnned down their living standards, they will soon see the other side of the coin fully where it is hard knocks.
Politics › Re: Is It True That Rev Hassan Kukah Is Not Protecting Jonathan? by Abugab(m): 2:12pm On Aug 22, 2015
Kukah's body language connotes it.
Whoever that is guilty should be brought to book, Kukah or no Kukah.
Our thieving politicians have been handled with kid gloves for too long.
Its time for the hammer to come down hard irrespective of the person's status as those languishing in various jails across the nation are humans as well.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Girlfriend Just Broke Up With Me On A Ground Of Religious Differences by Abugab(m): 1:32pm On Aug 22, 2015
Mariecakes:
I know a couple, husband is Muslim, wife is Christian, husband drives his wife to church every Sunday and Night vigil services, sits outside until the end of the Service...Any other time there is a program in church he will bring her and wait for her tills she's done except he is not around...Their relationship is sooo strong very obvious... Unlike some other couples in my church lipsrsealed Anything God confirms neither religion nor tribe can stop it
You are right.
One of the few exceptional cases as I have an aunt who is a christian and married a Muslim and bit worked. Just one of the children chose Islam and others are Christians and the house is always an example of a happy home.
Very few exist though.
Politics › Re: Corruption: ICPC Places 28 Federal Perm Secs On Watch List-punch by Abugab(m): 8:03am On Aug 22, 2015
The federal civil service is a complete mess.
If Nigeria truly wants to make progress, this area needs serious overhauling with a firm fist.
Its just a drain pipe to the nation's finances.
Why can't we even outsource their services?
Politics › Re: Shocker: Buhari Body Language Causes Unemployment To Soar by Abugab(m): 7:59am On Aug 22, 2015
Won't be shocked when it is reported soon that Buhari'sbody language has affected our eating pattern and sex urges.
What shall we not hear and see in this era of sensationalism and propaganda.
Politics › Re: Presidency Abolishes Office Of First Lady by Abugab(m): 7:54am On Aug 22, 2015
Wife of the president isn't bad as no lady is 1st among ladies.
As the wife of the president she will definitely have programs pertaining to women and maybe youths and u don't think anyone will want her to shun those responsibilities as a mother.
The major difference should be in who funds the activities and what are her activities?
Romance › Re: Who Is A Prostitute??? by Abugab(m): 7:41am On Aug 22, 2015
With the definition it is obvious almost all women are.
The women who are always quick to say I can't have anything to do with a poor man or a man who can't take care of them.
On the flip side, many men are too as loads of them actually now engage women to get money from them and even the gigolos.
The scope is wide and many people are in it.
Politics › Re: Moses Siasia Leaves PDP, Says ‘young People Have No Future In The Party’ by Abugab(m): 7:36am On Aug 22, 2015
How can there be future for youths in PDP when their youth leaders are always grand fathers?
Didn't he look before he kept?
Better late than never, he can join the Common Sense Revolution Army championing the total emancipation of all.
Politics › Re: Winner Take's All Syndrome. by Abugab(m): 7:23am On Aug 22, 2015
When you have people who are morally deficient there will still be issues.
Even if you bring pastors, Imams, babalawos and even atheists together, if they are morraly deficient they will team up and still loot.
Political parties are just vehicles to political offices but it is the people that are the issues.
Even on zero party basis, if the political will is there, things will change.

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