Your Excellency, Assalam
Alaikum. It has been over six
months since you graciously
invited me to your office in
Abuja. I must note once again
that I was truly honoured and
humbled by our one-on-one
meeting. We spoke and
interacted like two old buddies.
What was more, I was all alone
with you without a third party in
the room. We spoke candidly
and cracked jokes freely. I
remember presenting you with
an advance copy of my
forthcoming book and you even
requested me to autograph it for
you which I did with such pride
and gratitude in me. We took
loads of pictures before and
after the meeting. I left you
reassured in my belief that
Nigeria is in safe hands.
Sir, a lot has happened since that
meeting took place. In fact, so
much water has passed under
the bridge. Let me take you
down memory lane a bit. You
started contesting the
Presidential election as far back
as 2003. For three consecutive
times, you lost and it seemed all
hope had evaporated. In 2011,
we were co-contestants. I was
driven to your house one night
by Prince Lanre Tejuoso (now a
Senator) who wanted me to tone
down my criticism of you and
opposition to your candidacy. I
was totally disarmed by your
humility and simplicity. You
spoke softly and candidly. I felt
you were too old to return to a
post you left nearly 30 years ago
but you were certain you still
have so much in you to offer
Nigeria. The Jonathan
government that won the
election at that time was ushered
in with so much hope and
promise. After that election, you
said that you would never seek
elective office again. After three
arduous attempts, you must have
felt it was all a bloody waste of
time seeking an opportunity to
rebuild an irredeemable country
that seemed determined to be
plunged into the abyss by those
you were convinced did not
mean well for the country. But
the government that promised us
fresh air soon lost its sail and
floundered aimlessly.
It wobbled and fumbled till it
became obvious that something
had to be done to avert a
monumental catastrophe, the
kind that you had foreseen. The
situation became so bad that
most of us were left with no
choice but to see you as our only
God-sent redeemer. This was
how the stone previously and
repeatedly rejected by the
builders suddenly transfigured
into the much needed
cornerstone. Your most caustic
critics soon became your ardent
fanatics. We were hypnotised
and mesmerised by your new
look. You were repackaged as a
reformed and born again
democrat. We studiously ignored
your military credentials and
dictatorial proclivity. The young
and old screamed your name
from the rooftops. Many youths
were ready to march for you and
even die in the process. The last
time we witnessed such a
phenomenon was in 1993 when
Chief Moshood Abiola contested
and won the June 12 Presidential
election which was later
annulled by your former
colleagues in the army. You and
your political party enjoyed a
whirlwind romance with
Nigerians. The covenant was
based on mutual trust and the
hope that you had robust
knowledge of Nigerian history as
well as vast experience in
governance. Your avowed
integrity was the icing on the
cake. We expected you to inspire
us as a veritable example of
honestypersonified. The election
came and you won almost
effortlessly. What mattered to us
was for someone to liberate and
remove us from the suffocating
yoke of the PDP. You looked the
perfect man to do it. Of course,
to whom much is given much is
expected.
The burden of proof and
expectation hung around your
neck like an albatross. Soon, it
seemed Nigerians thought and
assumed that they had voted for
a magician and so expected
miracles to happen
instantaneously. Trouble started
very early. You inherited a
government with plummeting
revenues as the crude oil which
greased the economy had
suffered a massive collapse in
price thus emasculating our
country’s fortune and reserves.
In addition, just before you
returned to power the outgoing
government had twice devalued
the Naira leaving you with a
currency that was set for free
fall. In short the Government
that you assumed control of was
one which was like a disaster
waiting to happen. Nigerians are
generally impatient. We are
action-packed and expect
talismanic results. Unfortunately
that has not happened and is not
likely to happen soon no matter
how hard you try. Sir, let me stop
the introduction and go straight
to the crux of the matter. While I
do not want to sound like a
doomsday prophet, I wish to
alert you that there is fire on the
mountain. This is not a subtle or
covert attempt to create any
panic. As a war General, I’m
certain you have enough liver to
withstand shock. But what I wish
to say without mincing words is
that we are yielding grounds to
the enemies. Hard core
supporters of your campaign like
me are being derided by those
who feel you are not living up to
expectations. I know your
handlers are likely to dismiss
this as crying wolf where there is
none but please, don’t listen to
them.
The situation is very critical and
may even get out of hand if not
carefully and delicately
managed. You are going to be
against corruption is wonderful,
it pales into irrelevance and
insignificance where hunger,
deprivation, poverty,
unemployment, poor education,
ignorance, diseases, insecurity of
lives and properties and other
complications are concerned.
Many people are going to hail
you for arresting the thieves but
the same people will soon turn
around to attack you when they
can’t feel the effect of the war
positively on their bodies and
souls. In case you are shielded
from reading the comments
making the rounds, let me
inform you Sir, that people are
already saying they would rather
have corruption back, out of the
desperation and suffering they
are going through. And these are
not the so-called looters but the
ordinary Nigerians. Nothing
illustrates this more poignantly
than the video posted by
Instablog9ja on Instagram and
other social media platforms
yesterday showing a man that
looks like a taxi driver being
interviewed. The man said he is
so frustrated that he wants
Nigeria to perish and all of us
with it instantaneously. He
wished that we all die
simultaneously, at once and
suddenly. The clip has already
gone viral globally. Therefore, if
anyone tells you only the elites
are grumbling, they are telling
you a blatant lie, Sir. The poor
who were your best friends and
biggest supporters appear totally
confused, disillusioned and
ostensibly tired of the endless
excuses coming out of your
Administrations spokespeople.
I read somewhere that your foot-
soldiers will soon embark on
town hall meetings but I can
assure you it won’t achieve
anything. Why do you want to
engage in campaign after
election? Some expert scammers
would just collect money for
these jamborees. Nigerians want
positive change and not a
cacophony of lies bandied at
stage managed, hurriedly
assembled meetings populated
by sycophants and glory hunters.
They are ready to sacrifice but
not when they think things are
going from bad to worse. There
is so much to do but without an
agile economy nothing tangible
can be achieved. The economy
itself cannot be fixed in an
atmosphere of permanent strife.
One year will soon pass by next
month and a second year shall
begin. It is time to bite the bullet
and take the economy head on.
Forget about all distractions and
concentrate on what really
matters to the generality of our
people. You will find out that
once the economy is tamed all
else will follow suit and the
successes that you crave in your
corruption crusade will start
being manifested. I pray you will
hearken to my humble advice
and concentrate your energy on
resurrecting the economy
instead of embarking on a war
of attrition.
for complete go to
www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/dele-momodu-writes-open-letter-another-desperate-memo-to-president-buhari.200423/

The Senate today (Monday, April
11) advised the Presidency to
come clean with Nigerians on
the 2016 Budget and stop
engaging in surreptitious
campaigns of calumny against
the Senate in order to cover up
its serial errors.
Reacting to claims in the media
credited to the Executive arm of
government on the 2016 budget,
Senator Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi,
chairman, Senate Committee on
Media and Public Affairs, in a
statement in Abuja, said the
National Assembly had bent
backwards to wring a coherent
document out of the excessively
flawed and chaotic versions of
the budget proposal submitted to
the National Assembly.
He said : "while the executive is
mandated to prepare and lay
before the National Assembly a
proposed budget detailing
projects to be executed, it should
be made clear that the
responsibility and power of
appropriation lies with the
National Assembly. If the
presidency expects us to return
the budget proposal to them
without any adjustments, then
some people must be living in a
different era and probably have
not come to terms with
democracy."
"We make bold to say however,
that the said Lagos-Calabar rail
project was not included in the
budget proposal presented to the
National Assembly by President
Muhammadu Buhari and we
challenge anyone who has any
evidence to the contrary to
present such to Nigerians."
Since the beginning of the 2016
budget process, it is clear that
the National Assembly has
suffered all manners of
falsehood, deliberate distortion
of facts, and outright blackmail,
deliberately aimed at poisoning
the minds of the people against
the institution of the National
Assembly. We have endured this
with equanimity in the overall
interest of Nigerians. Even when
the original submission was
surreptitiously swapped and we
ended up having two versions of
the budget, which was almost
incomprehensible and heavily
padded in a manner that betrays
lack of coordination and gross
incompetence, we refused to
play to the gallery and instead
helped the Executive to manage
the hugely embarrassing
situation it has brought upon
itself; but enough is enough."
"This latest antics of this
particular minister of
transportation, Rotimi Amaechi,
is reckless, uncalled for and
dangerously divisive. Apart from
setting the people of the southern
part of the country against their
northern compatriots, it
potentially sets the people
against their lawmakers from
the concerned constituencies and
sets the lawmakers against
themselves. This manner of
reprehensible Mischief has no
place in a democracy. We hereby
demand from Mr. Amaechi a
publicly tendered apology if he
is not able to show evidence that
the Lagos-Calabar road project
was included in the budget.
Otherwise, he should resign
forthwith.
"Finally, by the provision of
Section 81 (4) (a) and (b) of the
constitution, the President is
allowed to sign the budget and
kick-start the implementation of
the other areas that constitute
over 90 percent of the budget
where there is agreement
between both arms, even as we
engage ourselves to resolve the
contentious areas, if there were
any. We therefore maintain that
even this contrived discrepancies
are not sufficient excuse not to
sign the budget into law."
"We therefore urge President
Buhari to sign the 2016 budget
without any further delay. For
every additional day that the
president withholds his assent
from the bill, the hardship in the
land, which is already becoming
intolerable for the masses of our
people gets even more
complicated. Certainly, as
primary representatives of the
people we shall not vacate our
responsibility and watch the
people continue to suffer
unduly."
www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/2016-budget-nigerian-senate-issues-strong-statement-warns-presidency.200561/

When visiting Argentina last week, American president Barack Obama, said that his daughters wanted to meet Barcelona’s Lionel Messi. However, with Messi in Chile ahead of a World Cup Qualifier, Obama’s daughters Malia and Sasha couldn’t make the trip to see him. epa04798242 Argentina’s Lionel Messi reacts during the Copa America 2015 Group B soccer match between Argentina and Paraguay, at Estadio La Portada de La Serena in La Serena, Chile, 13 June 2015. EPA/Juan Carlos Cardenas As you can imagine, the two girls were probably upset and disappointed they didn’t get to meet the brilliant Lionel Messi. However, with Messi being Messi, he thought he’d go out of his way to send the girls a signed shirt, with their names on the back. It now remains to be seen whether Barack Obama and Lionel Messi will meet up this summer during the Copa America, but the Argentine is now certainly in the President’s good books anyhow.

It's an advantage for you as lady to know at least a little about football.

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Oyoyo11:
Dat's y he is called D "World Best".... So u no fit see am any h quote author=Oyoyo11 post=44100232]Dat's y he is called D "World Best".... So u no fit see am any hw... B4 u go.... (clears throat)... Take ova as World best..

true talk bro

President Barack Obama has revealed that, while he’s arguably the most powerful man in the world, some things may be beyond in his pale. The American President, who is in Buenos Aires, has joked that while he’s been able to meet Pope Francis, one Argentine remains elusive: Leo Messi. Obama quipped that his daughters want to meet the Barcelona star, but he’s unable to make that happen. He said: I also wanted to bring my daughters here, so they could see the beauty and the vibrancy of this city. They’ve already met one famous Argentinean – His Holiness Pope Francis. Now they want to meet Messi, but I could not arrange that.

Quite a number of things
happened during the night, Jesus
had been arrested and taken
before the high priests Annas
and Caiaphas. It was during this
time that Peter denied him.
According to the Gospels, Here
are the 24 things that happened
to Jesus:
1.Was taken before Pilate
in the morning
2.Sent to Herod
3.Returned to Pilate
4.Was mocked and beaten
5.Saw Barabbas released in
his stead
6.Was crowned with thorns
7.Was condemned to death
8.Carried the crushing
burden of his cross
9.Told the weeping women
what would happen in
the future
10.Was crucified between
two thieves
11.Forgave those who
crucified him
Entrusted the Virgin
Mary to the beloved
disciple
12.Assured the good thief of
his salvation
13.Said his famous seven last
words
14.Cried out and died
In addition:
15.There was darkness over
the land
16.There was an earthquake
17The veil of the temple
was torn in two
18.Many saints of the Old
19Testament period were
raised
20A soldier pierced Christ's
side and blood and water
flowed out
21.Joseph of Arimathea and
Nicodemus went to Pilate
and asked for Jesus' body
22.He was buried in Joseph's
own tomb
24.A guard was set over the
tomb
All Jesus' friends and
family grieved at his
death

In the match against Juventus, Bayern Munich reached halftime in a critical moment and with the duty to come back. The result was 0-2. At that moment, the president Franz Beckenbauer joked Pep Guardiola would 'neuter' players if they lost. After the incredible comeback (2-2 after 90 minutes and 4-2 in the extra time,) Müller talked at Sky and explained what Guardiola said to the players in the halftime: " Yes, he told us something similar. He didn't say he would neuter us, but he said he would cut our balls off... " www.weloba.com/thats-what-guardiola-said-to-bayern-players-in-the-halftime

nasiest:
Olodo

The truth is bitter sha

nasiest:
Olodo

The truth is bitter sha

Brothers and sisters you will agree with me that we need corruption in this country:
With corruption a bag of pure water was #80 withot corruption its now #150, with corruption i had 20hrs electricity at low tarrif without corruption i have 7hrs electricity with 45% increase in tarrif, with corruption a sachet of spaghetti that cost #120 is now #140, a gallon of red oil was #1,500 with corruption but now #2,200, with corruption one measure of rice was #400 without corruption a measure sales for #800..... The list just goes on and on!
#BringBackCorruption
#BringBackNigeria
#BringBackNaira
Can you immagine sardins started with 4 fishes, it reduced to 3, and now 2. Don‘t be supprised in years to come you‘ll open a tin of sardin and see ‘‘Try Again“

Only GOD would save u people today...

Barcelona produced another scintillating display of football to outclass Celta de Vigo 6-1 with Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Neymar and Ivan Rakitic all on the score sheet. Later in midweek, Barca breezed past Sporting Gijon 1-3 thereby extending their unbeaten streak to 31 games and Messi also scored his 300th and 301st goal in La Liga. While not brilliant, their 1-2 win in Las Palmas added another valuable three points in the Catalans' tally. The game against Celta was in the centre of a storm due to the "Johan Cruyff" penalty Messi and Suarez combined to convert. After Messi scored a brilliant free kick out from 25 yards, Celta soon equalized and the match ended 1-1 at the halftime. With things looking even at the break, Barca was in dire need of some kind of inspirational performance. Nobody knows what the manager told the team during the break, but right after halftime came a team out for revenge. Keeping in mind the 4-1 loss earlier in the season, Barca bombarded the Celta half with attack after attack and plundered goals at will to register a massive 6-1 scoreline. However, in the 81st minute, Messi and Suarez did what Robert Pires and Thierry Henry could not and scored a beautifully executed penalty. After an outrageous piece of skill, Messi was fouled just inside the box and the referee rightly pointed to the spot. But to everybody's shock Messi passed the ball which Suarez then drilled into the net past goalkeeper Sergio Alvarez. The Camp Nou crowd erupted and so did fans around the world. Perhaps astonishing was the fact that Messi could have scored his 300th goal in La Liga had he scored it. Instead he selflessly laid it off for Suarez who completed his hattrick. Indeed this has become quite routine in the Barca camp. Helping each other out at all times has been the Barca philosophy. And with the incredible friendship and understanding Messi, Suarez and Neymar have built up over the course of one and a half seasons have made them more than just team mates. And their actions on the pitch portray the picture quite well. Last season, when Messi was going through a goal drought, Suarez did something incredible. He rounded up the Granada goalkeeper and passed the ball to Messi instead of poking it into the empty net. Messi scored the goal and the first signs of the deadly MSN trio’s unselfishness were on display. Later in the season, Messi let Neymar take penalties on a couple of occasions even when the stakes were higher than ever at the Champions League. Sections of the Madrid-based press claimed Messi's penalty was disrespectful towards the opposition. Roberto Carlos and Cristiano Ronaldo had a few things to say about the incident and made their displeasure clear. So, was the incident a moment of magic from the best player on the planet or just regrettable arrogance? In my opinion, there was nothing petulant about it nor was it illegal in any way . Johan Cruyff and Jesper Olsen played a one-two and scored in similar conditions in 1982. It was then hailed as a work of art by one and all. So why all the fuss now? Cruyff was recently diagnosed with cancer and is currently undergoing treatment. He recently stated that all was going well and he was winning 2-0 in his agonising battle. Since Cruyff is one of the biggest Barcelona legends, both as a player and manager, Messi and co. perhaps thought of giving him a tribute on behalf of all football fans. Messi, Neymar and Suarez planned it out and brilliantly executed it, so what's not to like? As always, a section of the media especially from the Spanish Capital comes out all guns blazing on the Argentine. He was targeted for his tax evasion case which hasn't been proved till now. He was targeted for failing to lift the World Cup and Copa America. He was also blamed for the debacle of finishing trophyless in the 2013-14 season. Perhaps, with no other off-the-field issues due to his low-key demeanour, the press have resorted to ridiculing him for some petty on-the-field issues. Another allegation that has been levelled on Messi this season is that he is trying his best to help dethrone Ronaldo as the top scorer and so he passed the ball so that Suarez could score his hattrick and extend his lead in the race for the Pichichi. This is in itself a ridiculous argument and must be laughed at. After all, why should the best player in the world miss a penalty so that his team mate could score? Believe it or not, Messi as obsessed with Ronaldo as the Portuguese may love to think. As a winner of the golden boot thrice, Messi has nothing left to prove to his detractors . The No.10 has always stated he shares no enmity with his peer from Madrid and has only praises for him. He also has stressed on quite a number of occasions as how he isn't much distracted by individual awards and team trophies are what drives him to be the best. For someone who would not hesitate to give away his five Ballon d'Or trophies for a single FIFA World Cup crown for his country, he is the hallmark of selflessness and team play. Messi, Neymar and Suarez are all in the Top 5 list of top scorers and assisters in the Liga. The team has a huge six point advantage on second placed Atletico Madrid, currently nine after the team's win in Las Palmas. A repeat of last season's heroics seems well on the cards. With performances like these, there is hardly a team in the world which can stop the Barca juggernaut. And as long as the team keeps on winning, there will be jealous opponents and detractors willing to gatecrash the party. The current Barca squad lays stress on playing beautiful football and entertaining fans. For players to do it on a regular basis, they need to be on good terms on and off the pitch. They need to develop the understanding and read each other's minds. So, when Ronaldo says he doesn't need hugs and kisses to succeed with his team, he must realise that it is collective trophies, not individual awards or big-mouthing in front of the press, that leave a truly lasting legacy.

Cristiano Ronaldo gave the visitors the lead in the first half but went on to miss a penalty, and the Andalusians took full advantage by turning in a crucial equaliser Real Madrid's hopes of overtaking Barcelona at the top of La Liga suffered a severe blow on Sunday, when Malaga held the giants to a 1-1 draw at La Rosaleda. Cristiano Ronaldo had fired his club into the lead with a fine header 33 minutes in, although the striker appeared to be offside. But he could not take advantage from the penalty spot after being hauled down by Weligton, as Carlos Kameni did well to keep out his effort. Malaga gained confidence and pressed hard for the leveller, and it finally arrived 25 minutes from the end when Raul Albentosa converted from short range, leaving Madrid nine points adrift of their rivals.

he Minister of Transportion, Rotimi Amaechi, on Thursday said the federal government would spend an aggregate of N120 billion for its two new standard (guage) railway tracks to be constructed on the Lagos-Kano and Lagos- Calabar rail corridors from its 2016 budget. Making the disclosure after a train ride on the completed 186-kilometre Abuja-Kaduna railway project, from Idu terminus at the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Amaechi said the N60 billion apiece on both corridors will be for new standard gauge, adding that the narrow gauge on those corridors are already functioning. He said: “We have N120 billion on the 2016 projects. As you are aware of the dire financial situation, and putting into cognizance that President Muhammadu Buhari has taken all the rail projects as priority, out of this, N60 billion is for the Lagos-Kano standard gauge as the narrow gauge is working already.” According to him, government is spending N60 billion apiece as part of its counterpart contributions, while the Chinese Exim bank will offset the balance payment for the project as part of their obligation. He added that the two fresh projects are however not contractual. Amaechi said: “In fact, when I was at the National Assembly, they wanted to know if the new projects were on contract terms, I told them no.” He said the federal government was currently implementing the projects that it met on the ground. “We didn’t intend to cancel or bring in our own ideas to what we met in the office. The Lagos- Kano narrow gauge that was awarded by former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, and the Lagos-Calabar by President Goodluck Jonathan are still very good, so we had no option than to fly with them,” he said. While expressing delight at the completion of the Abuja-Kaduna railway which was constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), with over $1billion, the minister said: “The essence of taking this tour is to assess whether we are ready for commercial activities. “By March this year, we would test run the rail services and it should be free for those who will run on it between March and April. By May, we expect that President Buhari, will commence the commercial activities on this rail. And by that way, those who want to go to Kaduna by rail can actual use our rail services route. “That will be the activity on this rail for this year. This rail is design to start from here (Idu) to Kaduna. But since some areas are not ready, we will continue to pick passengers from here (Idu), until they are ready then we would disengage the temporary facilities.” However, Amaechi said government would give N362 million as compensation to the owners of a Catholic hospital along the Kubwa which has been a clog to effective movement of the rail because of its proximity to the rail track. The minister added: “The Abuja-Kaduna rail is 100 percent complete and that is why we said we are ready to roll out railway operations. I have to make sure that both the government and Daughters of Charity Catholic hospital are amicably settled. “We have agreed to pay them N362 million for that plot of land. The only difference that happened today (yesterday) was that we have asked CCECC to do Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) with a 200KVA generator while the N362 million will be used to get another building because of the patients at the hospital. “We have also just asked CCECC to make provision for lift in all the platforms so that the disabled can access the trains and coaches. The coaches are coming at the end of this month.” On the need to train Nigerians on railway technology, he said: “I have told CCECC that if they have to build the Lagos-Calabar standard gauge, they have to build a Railway University where Nigerians will be trained so that the Chinese technology is not just dumped on us. “The Chinese must have to transfer their technology, expertise and skills to us, and that is why they must build the university for the country on the Lagos-Calabar corridor. This is part of the amendment that we are making on facilities that have to be included, which will manufacture coaches and wagons in the country like they do in South Africa.” “The total value of the 186 km between Abuja- Kaduna is over $1billion, it was initially over $800 million, our cultural background affects construction in Nigeria, and because of some form of human activities and animals crossing on the track, there will be fencing from Abuja to Kaduna which cost about $100 million and other extra works which brought it to over $1 billi

As a BUK student, i am realy getting uncomfortable with the strike going on which i can not even understand. Our new session activities were supposed to have started on 18th january, but everything is stagnant. What started with a couple of days is begining to count to weeks? When would it end? Why do we poor students always be at the receiving end?
Please i need some information from any informed student in the house, because i am LOST and CONFUSED!

What a sensational game it was with messi the opener neymer and suarez the hat tricker!

fatdon2:



www.saharareporters.com/2015/07/03/boko-haram-assassinates-11-its-members-borno

mikeansy:


can we vote him for senate too? he has a tablet toooo!!!!!

mikeansy:


can we vote him for senate too? he has a tablet toooo!!!!!

mikeansy:


can we vote him for senate too? he has a tablet toooo!!!!!

you have my vote

mzjaney:
Anambra-state born beautiful Chioma Nora Ndulue, a part three linguistics and communications studies student of University of Port Harcourt beat other beauty hopefuls to win the 2014 Adandiigbo – Most beautiful Igbo Girl cultural Pageant which held in Port Harcourt over the weekend. Congrats to her.

http://darlingtonblog.com/2014/12/05/photos-meet-the-most-beautiful-girl-in-igboland-2014/

mzjaney:
Anambra-state born beautiful Chioma Nora Ndulue, a part three linguistics and communications studies student of University of Port Harcourt beat other beauty hopefuls to win the 2014 Adandiigbo – Most beautiful Igbo Girl cultural Pageant which held in Port Harcourt over the weekend. Congrats to her.

http://darlingtonblog.com/2014/12/05/photos-meet-the-most-beautiful-girl-in-igboland-2014/

mzjaney:
Anambra-state born beautiful Chioma Nora Ndulue, a part three linguistics and communications studies student of University of Port Harcourt beat other beauty hopefuls to win the 2014 Adandiigbo – Most beautiful Igbo Girl cultural Pageant which held in Port Harcourt over the weekend. Congrats to her.

http://darlingtonblog.com/2014/12/05/photos-meet-the-most-beautiful-girl-in-igboland-2014/

I am a guy, and more (beautiful) than her.... looking at his mirror.....

psucc:
There must be a correlation between Muslim and Violence. A number of riots in the North must always start immediately after jumat on Fridays.

What actually do the Imams tell the poor fellows?

psucc:
There must be a correlation between Muslim and Violence. A number of riots in the North must always start immediately after jumat on Fridays.

What actually do the Imams tell the poor fellows?

psucc:
There must be a correlation between Muslim and Violence. A number of riots in the North must always start immediately after jumat on Fridays.

What actually do the Imams tell the poor fellows?

I wonder

swiftycool:
Years ago every university graduate whatever the descipline was seen as one with potentials to excel and commanded respect from all; literates and illiterates alike. However, overtime and presently in Nigeria perhaps due to socio-economic as well as technological trends some professions have become isolated as a waste of time or ridiculed as not having an easy chance for prosperity in the country, while others hitherto unknown are presently shinning and lucrative in todays Nigerian environment.

Now my question is which do you think is the most ridiculed profession in Nigeria today or which profession has fallen from grace to grass and why do u say or think so?

Thanks for enligthening replies. . . .

swiftycool:
Years ago every university graduate whatever the descipline was seen as one with potentials to excel and commanded respect from all; literates and illiterates alike. However, overtime and presently in Nigeria perhaps due to socio-economic as well as technological trends some professions have become isolated as a waste of time or ridiculed as not having an easy chance for prosperity in the country, while others hitherto unknown are presently shinning and lucrative in todays Nigerian environment.

Now my question is which do you think is the most ridiculed profession in Nigeria today or which profession has fallen from grace to grass and why do u say or think so?

Thanks for enligthening replies. . . .

swiftycool:
Years ago every university graduate whatever the descipline was seen as one with potentials to excel and commanded respect from all; literates and illiterates alike. However, overtime and presently in Nigeria perhaps due to socio-economic as well as technological trends some professions have become isolated as a waste of time or ridiculed as not having an easy chance for prosperity in the country, while others hitherto unknown are presently shinning and lucrative in todays Nigerian environment.

Now my question is which do you think is the most ridiculed profession in Nigeria today or which profession has fallen from grace to grass and why do u say or think so?

Thanks for enligthening replies. . . .

what is this one saying

bigFOOTcaveMAN:
We are watching them closely like vulture watching and waiting for dead meat to rot well. Good news is that we all bleed and breath the same air, so no one is safe when its time to rock 'n' roll.
They spill blood, we make their's flow like river. Guns dont know the handlers, meaning no one or group has monopoly of evil and violence

bigFOOTcaveMAN:
We are watching them closely like vulture watching and waiting for dead meat to rot well. Good news is that we all bleed and breath the same air, so no one is safe when its time to rock 'n' roll.
They spill blood, we make their's flow like river. Guns dont know the handlers, meaning no one or group has monopoly of evil and violence

bigFOOTcaveMAN:
We are watching them closely like vulture watching and waiting for dead meat to rot well. Good news is that we all bleed and breath the same air, so no one is safe when its time to rock 'n' roll.
They spill blood, we make their's flow like river. Guns dont know the handlers, meaning no one or group has monopoly of evil and violence

read my mind

absolutely. Oh JESUS thank you for your Love for me...

I count him as d highest goal scorer of d league (with hope share)

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Spicylate: down here in apo, abuja, light used to be good ooo but now, i've gat no words at all.

otokx:
Same thing in Uniport and Aluu.

Spicylate: down here in apo, abuja, light used to be good ooo but now, i've gat no words at all.

4 my area na 3hrs a day