₦airaland Forum

Mogidi:
Buhari is also rumoured to be a bokoharam supporter, should his Police escort be withdrawn as well? No competent court has tried and convicted Modu Sheriff of being a boko haram supporter.

Four months ago Modu Sheriff was an APC hero until he switched sides in August.

Abi oh as can be testified to in this picture.



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Pictures are like a thousand words they say.

xeshie:
Hmmmmn 400billion? Am a major rice dealer and all my years in my biz, am yet to come across locally grown rice in NIG for the nigeria consumer.
Lies lies lies!
Come to iddo,daleko and sango....these are the rice depots of lagos n I assure u you wunt find a bag of a locally grown rice.
Or are they trying to tell me its ofada rice production that brought about ths 400billion in revenue.?
Both me n you knw ofada rice cant gross ths revenue.
We need to knw how they came about ths figures and where the local rice are bn sold to??

Before I 4gt a frnd sed the local rice is bn sold in benue state n it goes for 16k for 50kg bag
Imported rice from Thailand n USA cost an average of 10k for a 50kg bag.
I leave u with the math!

Thanks for sharing the testimony of your friend in Benue that Nigerian (not local) rice is being sold there at a price higher than imported rice is being sold in Lagos. Have you considered the price differential for the imported rice if it were to be sold in Benue also after being transported all the way from Lagos

Meanwhile, below is a map of Nigeria



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What % do you think your Lagos markets of "iddo,daleko and sango" represent

- 1%
- 3%
- 10%

Let us stop this sense of over-bloated importance because we are in Lagos

GenBuhari:
You are right. Servitude is not slavery. It is like calling housemaids slaves. Or any employee a slave.

In fact Africans do not even have a word for slaves. slavery is a European evil invention

I normally don't abuse people but every now & then as with all rules you make an exception.

You are such a demented fool swimming in your pool of ignorance.
We yorubas have the word, eru that means slave.
That word is different from omo odo i.e. house help.

oduastates:
Everything imported into the country will get more expensive like rice( that one for ekiti). Since we make almost nothing,you will become poorer.

Seems you are out of sync with the current realities in the country.

The smart team of Jonathan/Sambo have been diversifying our economy with local production of cement, vehicles, rice, cassava, cocoa etc, which reduces our import bill while broadening our export basket. Otherwise the impact of the dropping oil prices would have meant worse austerity.

onuwaje:
It is finished

Nor let some hyper-sensitive Christians come catch you oh!
My hand nor dey there.

aljharem:
I respectfully disagree with you sir.

Arabic is not our language so is English but our official language is English. Just like Niger, their official language is French.

Now how many people can read Arabic ? Lets be honest with ourselves, the only Arabic likes of us can recognise are the ones written in the Quran not taking it to the extent of writing it on our money.

In Nigeria, we need to take different groups along, the Christians are not comfortable with the Arabic inscription on the Note. Why not just remove it and write in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and English. This why we can convert more Christians to Muslims just as Prophet Mohammed said (S.A.W)

Great, beautiful post coming from an Alhaji wey come get am for harem of fine fine damsels

aljharem:
"APC tell you PDP's 16 years is a disaster, then they go to OBJ who had 8yrs from the 16, to tell them what to do. Am I missing something?"

Yes you are missing the FACT that:

APC = HYPOCRISY = APC

aljharem:
No one is promising anyone anything. Stop the blackmail.

We patriotic Nigerians have just seen pass the lies APC give us

........and have decided to find time, as much as is possible, to continue EXPOSING those lies until the All Progressives Congress, APC decides to turn a new leaf and become REAL progressives in the mould of Awolowo, Aminu Kano etc of old.

Built2last:
The next to be removed should be the Arabic inscriptions on our military badges, and rankings....Nigeria is a secular state...period.

Can this really be true about our Armed Forces
IF true that may partly explain why the soldiers find it difficult to eradicate the Boko Haram TERRORISTS

Meanwhile I guess this brief re-introduction of Arabic unto our Naira notes is the legacy of the former Chief Imam of CBN who is now Emir of Kano.




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Goff:
I could remember in 2010 when Fayemi was salamically sworn in as the Governor of Ekiti state, the Assembly then comprises of 13 PDP and 13 APC members which a PDP member was the speaker and there was democratically elected chairmen and councilors in all the 16 local councils. After chasing away the elected chairmen with thugs that lead to the killing of a PDP chairman in moba local government and they even slaughtered a pregnant woman while the 13 PDP assembly members were in Abuja the 13 APC members without the speaker confirms the caretaker committee.
It has happened before and it is happening now and what goes around comes around!

IF this is true it says a lot about those who have been MASQUERADING to us as progreTHIEVES and quintessential democrats
Can you imagine that the much maligned PDP had a state governor operated with a 50:50 balanced state legislature and even organised LGA elections but our "saintly messiahs" in the Arewa People's Congress, APC could not and were contented with IMPOSITION of pliable Caretaker committees

What a bunch of odious HYPOCRITES!!!

aljharem:
Yes the one Fayemi gave me

Apart from the cooked one, Fayemi also distributed the raw one in bags =>



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Bloody HYPOCRITES!!!

bushdoc9919:
China also has a GDP we can only dream of right now.

Education is expensive. I expect the govt of Edo State to deal with its corrupt educaiton officials. I also expect Nigerians to be realistic. You can't get good education on N32000 a year.

Note that I don't like the idea of increasing fees. Infact I hate the idea whole heeartedly. But sadly, if we want the poor kids to get a good education.....we may have to increase fees at state and LGA level.

(And, on a side note...it may become a reality soon....what with the fall in oil prices. Austerity will soon come into play....and what I have just said will soon happen).

It is so painful....but fees have to go up. And if APC or PDP are not ready to make that hard choice....as well as to end corruption....then either party isn't serious. The era of awoof money is over. We don't have enough money anyways...corruption and oil price aside.

P.S---If Abuja removes fuel subsidy and spends much of the money on education, fees may stay low.

P.S 2...Oil is a curse. Rely on oil money alone....and this is what you get. China is not a resource dependent country. Best we follow their example.

You are really MISSING the point although I perceive that you have very good intentions hence I am engaging with you.

Have you asked yourself how did China as a country/society become a NON resource dependent country?
How did they move from an agrarian society to an industrial entity?
They invested in their PEOPLE i.e. MASSIVE education of everyone at a time when their economy aka GDP was nothing to write home about, the society made the huge SACRIFICE necessary back then to have a better TODAY and even brighter tomorrow. Not so

Awolowo and the five UPN governors of the LOBOO states made similar sacrifice to educate our people six decades ago and three decades ago respectively.

Part of your concern about families with many kids is also a lack of education and subsequent work opportunities. Most middle class and rich people are too busy making money and enjoying it in other ways than simply fvcking their lives away and making babies

So how do we get out of the VICIOUS CYCLE of collective poverty if we do not make collective sacrifice to educate our people while copying, adopting and continuously improving TECHNOLOGY, procedures, processes, rules, laws and systems

bushdoc9919:
What did you expect?

The problem started in 1973...when Yakubu and his gang took over mission schools...because we had the money. The result was an overbloated school system being subsidised by Govt...which cannot pay for itself...and is broke.

When man with 10 children and a salary of N40000 decides to look after his late brother's 15 pikin....wahala don dey.

The solution is simple...find money for the schools by raising fees.....but you Nigerians will promptly shout 'We are poor''....so you will have your poor schools that produce poor graduates that cannot compete against Rich Madam's London educated daughter in the job market.

Education in Nigeria is at a crossroads. And unfortunately.....no more extra money.

Do you know of any developed country or developing country that does not have free and COMPULSORY education for its children
If you do please name such countries.
Thanks.

Meanwhile, please note that China for many decades has had free & compulsory education for all its children for nine years despite its population size and we see the results today.

The government can either provide free and compulsory schools for a certain number of years for a certain number of children per family/woman instead of claiming to be poor while our 36 state governors and 774 LGA chairmen make off like BANDITS stealing us dry

Pinkytracy:
The only Edo state owned polytechnic founded since 2002

The environment is like a poultry and we pay true our mouth we 32k as school fees, but the money you will be made to pay after gaining admission is more than 150k

More pix

And the useless comrade governor was celebrating six years in power with our "anointed messiah" in attendance



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What a bunch of heartless PRETENDERS and FRAUDSTERS seeking to steal and to kill the unsuspecting, long-suffering masses of this potentially great nation

celeron40:
Sick country..let me see any GEG till 2019 idiot here...if only they had the right equipment!..RIP.

Intelligence gathering/ reconnaissance mission before their to Chibok is more relevant here. But then you need support from the locals.
Do our soldiers have that

OrlandoOwoh:
Some of you just come to this forum to show how backward and ignorant you are. The Oputa Panel wasn't a probe panel, but a human right abuse panel.

Is that why military DICTATOR and coupist General Muhammadu Buhari did not honour the panel's invitation- he had too many human rights abuses he could not respond to

ProfCorruption:
Can you tell us more about this cross carpeting?

You can START with this but you may wish to look up other sources for a BALANCED view of what happened decades ago.

JProspero:
I read this piece and it threw some light on some issues that are usually argued on Nairaland on the issues that happened among Zik, Awo and Balewa in the First Republic, cross-carpeting, etc. And it is written by a Yoruba man. What do u think about the issues raised?


By Duro Onabule(duroonabule@gmail.com)


It is only fair to pay this well-deserved tribute to the memory of one of Nigeria’s founding fathers, Obafemi Awolowo. Despite all his ups and downs in the struggle for national leadership and even, after losing out, there was never, (repeat never) a time Awolowo accused his only major rivals, Nnamdi Azikiwe and Tafawa Balewa of conspiring against him.

Ahmadu Bello, the late premier of the defunct northern region did not aspire to Nigeria’s national leadership. Why therefore is this political reminiscence?
Not long ago, law teacher Itse Sagay stirred avoidable controversy when he strayed from an ordinary interview with a Lagos newspaper and pointedly accused former (ceremonial) president Nnamdi Azikiwe and Nigeria’s first (so far only) Prime Minister, the late Tafawa Balewa of conspiring against their political contemporary, Obafemi Awolowo.
The alleged conspiracy, as specified by Itse Sagay, arose from the eventual outcome of the 1962 crisis in the banned Action Group – the tussle for the west regional premiership, whether at the end of the emergency rule, Chief S.L. Akintola was to be restored to office or whether there should be fresh general elections in the West.

The Federal Supreme Court in Lagos ruled that Chief Akintola at the end of emergency rule, should be restored as west regional premier but the Privy Council in London ruled in favour of rival claimant that the emergency rule should be followed by fresh elections. In the face of the potential political/constitutional crisis, instead of complying with the Privy Council ruling, Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa maintained his support for Chief Akintola, rushed through parliament an amendment to the constitution abolishing appeals to the Privy Council in London and backdated it to October 1st, 1960. Adegbenro’s legal victory at Privy Council instantly became a nullity.

Conspiracy against Obafemi Awolowo? Would he have done anything less if in Tafawa Balewa’s position? Better still, what was the record before then? History will prove who started such political tactics against Nnamdi Azikiwe/NCNC. The truth, however, was that Obafemi Awolowo in 1962 was simply met in his game.
The (1962) crisis in the Action Group was simply a cut-throat struggle for supremacy between Obafemi Awolowo and Ladoke Akintola, and such was not unprecedented in Nigeria. As far back as 1941, there was the crisis in Nigerian Youth Movement over the party’s candidate for a by-election to the Old Legislative Council. Obafemi Awolowo supported Ernest Ikoli, strictly in line with the movement’s constitution that once the president expressed interest in such an election, his candidacy would be unopposed.

On the other hand, Zik supported the candidacy of Samuel Akinsanya (later Odemo of Ishara) to express his (Zik’s) distaste of the derogatory remarks of Lagos members who derided the prospects of an Ijebu man contesting election in Lagos as that would make it impossible for non-Lagosians to contest in future.
With equally matched arguments, the election held and Ernest Ikoli won, thereby vindicating Awolowo’s stand. It was therefore to be expected that when Zik faced the same problem in the NCNC after the 1951 elections in western region which then extended to Lagos, if Awolowo did not support Nnamdi Azikiwe, he (Zik) should at least be left alone to solve his party’s internal crisis. But what happened?

Nnamdi Azikiwe’s party, NCNC cleared all Lagos seats with the following candidates in this order – Ibiyinka Olorunnimbe (then Mayor of Lagos) Prince Adeleke Adedoyin, Nnamdi Azikiwe, TOS Benson and ex-union leader H.P. Adebola. By that victory, the NCNC was to send an elected member to the legislative council and Zik as the party’s leader, supported by Benson and Adebola was to go. That of course, would put Zik as NCNC leader ahead of Awolowo in political prospects.

Action Group under Awolowo completely incited Ibiyinka Olorunnimbe and Adeleke Adedoyin to resist Zik’s ambition. Purely circumstantial evidence? Ibiyinka Olorunnimbe’s erstwhile rising political prospect crashed and sent him to complete oblivion. If Awolowo merited any doubt, such disappeared when Adeleke Adedoyin, an NCNC elected member for Lagos crossed from NCNC to the Action Group on the floor of the house of assembly and was instantly elected the first speaker of Western House of Assembly.
The plot against Zik to induce NCNC members to cross the floor to Action Group was later conceded by Action Group’s federal secretary Ayo Rosiji in his biography. Even the late Bola Ige, in one of his books, admitted that it was unfair for the Action Group to have blocked Zik from going to the old legislative council.

It was even amusing reading the late AMA Akinloye in 1994, on Zik’s ninetieth birthday, virtually apologizing on behalf of his fellow NCNC members who crossed to Action Group. Akinloye’s explanation in newspaper advertisements in 1990? Zik was not deserted as an Igbo but that they (who crossed to Action Group (Speaker Adeleke Adedoyin, Finance Minister F.O. Awosika, Agriculture Minister Akinloye) only wanted a Yoruba man to rule the West. Difference between six and half a dozen? There is also the long gap between 1951 when Zik was blocked and 1963 when Awolowo’s protégé, D.S. Adegbenro was blocked.

And if conspiracy was the word, then, there had been many in the mid-years. In 1953, Awolowo (despite the Lagos legislative council and western region carpet-crossing episodes) would still not let off Zik. There was the McPherson constitution which Zik, as NCNC leader considered unsuitable for an ideal federation especially with lop-sided allocation of seats to the House of Representatives in Lagos.
The NCNC, under Zik, therefore directed its federal ministers – Alfred Chuku Nwapa, Okoi Arikpo and E.M.L. Endely to cabinet posts. The three NCNC ministers in defiance of their party’s directive, refused to quit and became notorious as “sit-tight ministers.” A purely political party’s internal conflict, but who openly backed the rebellious ministers against Zik? Obafemi Awolowo and the Action Group. Was that a conspiracy against Zik? As to be expected the three ministers were expelled from the NCNC.

A fall-out of the 1953 sit-tight ministers’ crisis in the NCNC is often mischievously cited against Zik for allegedly unseating Eyo Ita as a non-Igbo leader of government business in Eastern region. While the sit-tight ministers crisis rocked the NCNC and the dissidents (admittedly for political purposes) were supported by Awolowo against Zik, a supposed leader of (NCNC) government business (as regional premiers were then known) Professor Eyo Ita openly supported the sit-tight ministers against their party led by Zik.

At that stage, a show-down was inevitable to test Eyo Ita’s popularity if he was supported by NCNC members in Eastern House of Assembly. A vote of no confidence in his continued leadership (of government business in the East) was moved on the floor of the house and almost unanimously carried except opposition from Action Group members of the House.

Zik had to assume leadership to restore party discipline and political stability. No other party members could have successfully undertaken that assignment.
By the way, when Chief Akintola, nine years later, was similarly accused of not supporting (Action Group) party policy, there was the same attempt to impeach him on the floor of the House Assembly in Ibadan except that his party was more divided than the NCNC (in 1953) and violence erupted in the legislature leading eventually to declaration of emergency.
When the 1962 crisis in the Action Group was rightly or wrongly handled or mishandled, the region-wide violence in the West led to the January 1966 military coup.
Another fall-out of the 1953 sit-tight ministers NCNC crisis was that after their expulsion from the party, one of them, E.M.L. Endeley from Southern Cameroons, formed a new party which was instantly embraced in an alliance by Obafemi Awolowo’s Action Group. Was that a conspiracy against Zik?
There was the Foster-Sutton inquiry into African Continental Bank on deposits of East regional government funds in the bank founded by Zik. The star witness (perhaps the chief prosecution witness) was Chief Effiong O Eyo, an ex-confidant of Zik. For the expected political execution, Obafemi Awolowo’s Action Group secured, for E.O. Eyo, the services of a British Queens Counsel, Christopher Shawcross.

Was that a conspiracy against Zik?
A leading Nigerian lawyer, Udo Udoma was an associate of Zik and of course member of the NCNC. Down the line and as a constitutional right, he had to pursue immediate group interests in the Calabar Ogoja Rivers (COR) state movement.
Instantly, Udo Udoma’s (COR) state movement was wooed by and fell for an alliance with Obafemi Awolowo’s Action Group. That could easily have been considered a conspiracy against Zik.
Even though Premier Ahmadu Bello limited his personal political aspirations to the north, yet, his Northern People’s Congress (later Nigerian People’s Congress) did not escape internal squabbles. Hence, a member, Ibrahim Imam broke away and formed Borno Youth Movement. Readily, a political ally was found in Obafemi Awolowo’s Action Group.

Could that be interpreted or did any NPC sympathizer deem it as a conspiracy against Ahmadu Bello and Tafawa Balewa?
In contrast, in1956, the first minister of Education in Western region, Stephen Awokoya, disagreed with Obafemi Awolowo, resigned accordingly from the Action Group and formed his Nigerian Peoples’ Party. None of Zik, Ahmadu Bello or Tafawa Balewa supported Awokoya in any alliance against Obafemi Awolowo/Action Group, and this accounted for Awokoya’s failure to win a single seat in the 1956 west regional elections.

Again, in 1958, another revolt led by Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe broke out against Nnamdi Azikiwe’s leadership in the NCNC. Mbadiwe was egged on by Obafemi Awolowo’s Action Group. Collapse of Mbadiwe’s challenge led to his expulsion from NCNC. He then formed Democratic Party of Nigeria and the Cameroon. (DPNC). Obafemi Awolowo’s Action Group hurried an alliance with Mbadiwe for the 1959 elections. Was that a conspiracy against Zik?
When Joseph Tarka led masses’ revolt in Middle Belt, his major ally was Awolowo’s Action Group. Nobody grumbled a conspiracy against Ahmadu Bello.

All the events occurred before 1963. If therefore for once, (at least, for purposes of political argument) Zik and Tafawa Balewa supported Ladoke Akintola against Obafemi Awolowo, it could not be any political conspiracy. Or if it was a conspiracy, it was only a clone of the tactics tested from Action Group all along.
Was it ever considered a conspiracy when others were on the receiving end of convenient alliances/political expediencies, all introduced into Nigerian politics by the Action Group, why the alarm and whining when others, with the same tactics, had the upper hand?

Deplorable as the 1963 rushed amendment of Nigerian Constitution dating back to October 1st 1960 was, it was not the first retroactive legislation in Nigeria. Tafawa Balewa only copied what the Action Group regime in the West, led by Obafemi Awolowo started in 1955 in the Olubadan Chieftaincy succession crisis to nullify Adegoke Adelabu’s installation of his own candidate as Olubadan of Ibadan.

With the 1955 amendment to the western region’s chief’s law and backdated, it became a criminal offence for anybody to install a traditional ruler without government’s approval or for anybody to allow himself to be appointed a traditional ruler without government’s approval.
The retroactive legislation in the west served its intended political purpose as both Adegoke Adelabu and his Olubadan-elect were robbed of their effort.

The witch hunters should be jailed or executed if they killed any 'witch'.
Simple!!!

orimsamsam:
. Dont not be blinded by sentiment. All the town u just mention are yoruba names. The major language in lagos apart frm english is yoruba. The major population in lagos are the yorubas. The major problem i have with you is that u want to eat your cake and ave it. You want to be duly active in lagos state politics yet u want to be refer to as an easterner. It never done.

Are Nigerian elected officers in Britain not referred to as Nigeria-born
Were there no 'Easterners' in the Western region Legislative House during the 1st Republic?
Did you read about the cross carpeting that happened in the Chambers at Ibadan then?

As the poster you quoted clearly stated the Igbos in Lagos are not serious enough about politics hence we 'dash' them one commissioner position and expect them to be grateful

aljharem:
This is a man from Epe. LOL

The so called Ijebu people don't even know their own names.

Ambode an ijebu name ?

SMH

You sef too dey research better expo
Anyway maybe Ijebu get waterside wey reach ONDO state which was his state of origin in 1982

iamodenigbo1:
Principle of force of gravity does not work in Nigeria,in 9ja anything that goes up must conrinue going up or at worst Hang

Why are you MISINFORMING others
For what benefit?

- Are mobile phones, Sim cards and call rates not lower than 2001
- Did Dangote & BUA not just reduce their cement price due to glut [more production/supply than demand] as a result of the successful liberalisation of that sector?

pendy79:
The silence of the labour unions and the civil society in Nigeria is deafening. If pump price was increased because of high crude prices why will it not go down now if the crude price has dropped?

Government cannot claim it is still subsidising now can it?

Firstly our labour union looters should be more concerned about the DISPARITY between the ridiculous N18,000 minimum wage and the mega millions collected by our elected public servants working for the SAME government.

Now to the falling crude price and pump retail petrol price. Why should any SANE person expect a reduction in the pump price without first verifying the % subsidy currently paid by the government COMPARED to the recent fall in crude prices, which may not be fully reflected by those supplying us REFINED fuel.

The situation would have been much different if we had all endorsed Jonathan's proposal two years ago to completely remove subsidy, liberalise the sector and collect REVENUE from investors instead of paying to importers.
We allowed ourselves to be MISLED by the clueless trade unions and political opposition who ONLY wanted to score cheap political points.

Ngwakwe:
This is part of political sophistication and the opposition knows it lost the presidential election on 11th November, 2014 hence the outrage in their press release condemning Mr President's declaration.

Thank you o jare for your analysis. Nor mind our propaganda-fuelled HYPOCRITE opposition who had no qualms celebrating loudly in Benin City Oshiomole's sixth anniversary.



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django1:
My guy too like potable water.

Nna, eyin guys na wetin I do una now wey una dey holla at me for this kain matter.

Since TAP water nor dey wetin una want make I talk again

But seriously almost all the 36 state governors and 774 LGA chairmen have been a total disappointment because we all are over-focused SOLELY on the presidency. The same loafing status for our lawmakers at federal and state level.

Is it not time we EXPAND our focus to include ALL these elected officers who are supposed to REPRESENT us with various different but interwoven roles

Gbawe:
I know you have serious 'issues' but try and learn to stay on topic. Open your own thread about what Lagosians want and deserve. Contribute directly to the subject matter of this thread, i.e the notion PDP should be voted out, or get lost. Your childish attempt at moving focus away from the subject matter is only indicative of your immature and dishonest nature.

You should learn to practice what you preach instead of being a HYPOCRITE all over the place.
No surprise there sha anyway. Is that not the hallmark of the Arewa People's Congress, APC = HYPOCRISY = APC

Below is your post on a thread rallying support for Buhari. You could NOT "stay on topic" but rather was all over the place about Tambuwal, Tinubu, Fashola, 2011, Lagos state, ACN ati bebe lo (and so on and so forth) =>

Gbawe:
@Barcanista.

Buhari is on course to get the ticket and I think, unlike the past, he will enjoy monumental and unanimous support this time around. your call is the right one but this is obvious to the leaders of the APC as well. It will be obvious to the most influential members of the APC that no Northern candidate other than Buhari can defeat the far-reaching machinations of the PDP. People forget that Tinubu is a pragmatist. They say he has supported Tambuwal yet look at the the 2011 elections where it was claimed Fashola had no chance of getting the APC ticket because Tinubu had "settled" on someone else. In the end Tinubu strongly came out to support Fashola who was never threatened as the best candidate to deliver Lagos for the now defunct ACN. Precisely the same situation with Buhari and the fight for the Presidency.

You can save your Do as I say and not as I do for those dimwits in your Agbero ProgreTHIEF Congress, you hear

Your childish attempt at moving focus away from the subject matter is only indicative of your immature and dishonest nature.

So all your dogo turenci long grammar above na Back to Sender, BtS

Abagworo:
My own problem is with him deliberately neglecting Ohakims ideas and projects.

And this is where Jonathan EXCELS- continuity in governance- building on your predecessor's ideas & projects while taking them to the NEXT LEVEL.

Gbawe:
Olumhense ire against the PDP is typical of what most neutral and objective Nigerians believe to be the case currently. I.e "PDP must go" for Nigeria to make progress. 15 years is far more than enough indulgence of a grossly failed ruling Party.

The same way the Arewa People's Congress, APC must go from Lagos state next year.

16 years of expensive, HYPER-INFLATED flower planting and beautification of barely 10% of the entire state while neglecting the provision of BASIC services & utilities all over the state 'is far more than enough indulgence of a grossly failed ruling Party'

Seriously can any pilot on NL confirm whether or not they are expected to make the type of reckless statement in Enoch's story well ahead of an actual crash.

Please feel free to ask a pilot [if you know one offline] and share the reply with us.

Nobleval:
We're all human. It's normal...

Yes oh, you are very correct. We are all human when it comes to STORIES like this.
Why not say the same thing when a pastor misbehaves instead of chanting-

- Touch not my anointed. Do my prophet no harm.

Is he human or SUPER-human abi it depends on the circumstance so he can switch them on & off as he likes for any scamming maga

MacluvPH:
We should always be ready for our maker and repent from our sins cos nobody knows the day it will be.Lord please let your grace be with us and have mercy on us your children we are indeed sinners and help us to be at peace with you whenever it will be our turn to come back to you.Amen

Are you implying that Enoch is not ALWAYS ready that was why the poor man was shivering at the prospects of seeing his Maker

Is it normal and part of a pilot's training/ procedures to announce imminent crash of the plane. Then come put jara of fire fighters join am

This same Enoch who told the story of how he drove 300 kms without petrol. That is more than the distance between Lagos-Ilorin for example and happened way back when petrol stations did not have scarcity.

In short, to any critical thinker and rational analyst, Enoch is a LIAR adept at scamming his gullible followers who prefer to wait on God to bless them and/or deal with their enemies instead of using their God-given intelligence to resolve their problems.

Abi, is this not what our 'superior' fellow homo sapiens with longer nose do now, such that we Nigerians are queueing up for their visas to go on voluntary slavery and become socio-economic EXILES

babyosisi:
Why is she suing NYPD and the city department of education and not the teacher or the school?
See how hungry this mother is
She is looking for deep pockets and hoping for a pay off on her loss

Life (and this case) is not & should not be all about money!!!
It is sad, very sad that this is coming from someone who claims to be living in the US since many decades ago.
I guess the saying you take the girl from the village but you may not be able to take the village from the girl is true afterall.

Why sue the teacher who is an AGENT of the New York LGA
If the case goes through the New York LGA will learn to improve its teacher recruitment, training and motivation arrangements and ANALYSE the direct & remote causes of the teenage girl's demise to ensure there is no repeat of such tragic occurrence, nor be so?

When shall we stop behaving like un-evolved PRIMITIVE apes