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uplawal: Nigerians are funny people and depression free but when you cross to the west,you hardly see anyone without depression

Depression free
Yet our churches, mosques and shrines are filled with people seeking solution to their imaginary enemies.
I believe that I have read somewhere that nothing is worse than SELF-DECEPTION.
SMH

Onegai: I've been following this outbreak in West Africa since May. In May, my very learned boss laughed at me for using hand sanitiser, then laughed at me for washing hands. Now, she bought a pack of latex gloves and face-masks for her self, 2 days ago. And people still don't believe in the virus.

But I noticed a more alarming trend: Nigerians are not deep thinkers or planners of the future, or people who look at their past.

I've been so worried about this Ebola outbreak, and my elderly mother said something today: this is not the first viral outbreak which has ravaged my country. I looked it up online and to my horror, I discovered that she was part of the generation who lived through 2 deadly outbreaks: Smallpox and Yellow Fever. If you think Ebola is scary, Smallpox is airborne, Yellow Fever was transferred by the bite of a mosquito. Gods were carved by our ancestors, to appease those diseases (Sopona was the yoruba god of Smallpox).

Over 65 years later, NOT ONE AFRICAN GOVERNMENT HAS FUNDED RESEARCH ON ANYTHING. Foreigners found the vaccine and made it cheap for us. During those decades, we discovered oil and now, we pound ourselves on the chest and roar "Giant of Africa". More like "Cockroach of the World".

Listen, I don't care who the hell "infected" Africans with this virus (38 years and 7 months, we didn't discover a cure). I'm ashamed to belong to a people who DON'T LEARN FROM THE PAST, DON'T PLAN THEIR FUTURE AND ARE CONFIDENT IN THEIR IGNORANCE AND FOOLISHNESS.

In 1966, another smallpox outbreak occurred because a religious group refused vaccination. And I'm hearing the same freaking stup.idity bleated about. People hid from being contained and isolated. Sound familiar?

In 2014, millions of people bathed with salt and water. Almost none of them bothered to take the time to read the free report on the Zaire 1976 Ebola outbreak, and come up with reasonable solutions (I found out from there that we need Methyl Alcohol 91% and Sodium Hydrochlorite, known as Bleach, to disinfect everywhere. And burn disposables and contain and isolate and do assisted nursing, from afar, best done by medical staff).

I keep seeing and hearing ignorant nonsense spewed. And everyone is suspicious of the White Man. Yet you are "all more educated than those villagers".

For once, let us keep ourselves clean. Let us voluntarily start research, let those who cannot research fight for governments who will fund it. Let others donate medical supplies (I started discussing with doctors about donating hand sanitisers to LASG hospitals 3 weeks ago before Ebola came here, all were hailing me as a "godsend". Please support my efforts and those of my friend, who lost his dad at LUTH). Let us demand accountability from EVERY SINGLE PERSON (DO YOUR PART AND PAY FOR A PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM, FREE FOR ALL, WITH SOAP PROVIDED). Teach African History in school, so everyone knows what we went through before and how we beat it. And how to apply those solutions to future problems (such as a viral outbreak from another country, we should have closed our borders since).

This year, Nigeria lost children to diseases which could have been prevented by vaccines. Those vaccines are finished, since February. When an outbreak occurs, some animals in government will then send money and declare emergency and create a panel. When it would have been cheaper to treat the problem MONTHS AGO. DO NOT VOTE FOR ANYONE WHO ONLY PROMISES YOU GOOD ROADS AND ELECTRICITY IN A TV JINGLE, LET THE POLITICIAN TELL YOU HIS DETAILED PLANS FOR HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH. Stop selling your birthright for N2,500 worth of rice. And for you tribalists, an outbreak in any part of the country affects you. Stop saying "na their problem".

Learn from the mistakes of the past, stop these daft conspiracy theories and change our future. We've been doing the same foolish behaviour since 1966 and haven't changed once.

Very great post once again from you.
I think the key is EDUCATION for all our children. We in the south west were on our way with Awo and then the UPN governors but all that is lost now with thie new progreTHIEVES that we hail as our saviours.
Who shall free us from ourselves

aletheia: A year on the "Arab Spring" has become a horror of nightmare. Ask the Libyans, Egyptians, Syrians, and the Iraqis. History shows that ultimately all "revolutions" fail. So Nigerians are actually better off with their approach to issues.

Revolutions like the French and that of the Americans abi
They failed so much that Nigerians are praying & fasting to be smuggled into voluntary slavery in these "failed revolution" places
Person/People wey nor fit ENDURE na im/dem go suffer pass.

Ladystewie: Nigerians are just fun loving people and the ability to find fun in a rather serious situation in a bid to reduce the tension is genius to me. I think such 'jokes' tend to calm the people down and I don't really see anything wrong with it.

There is so much wrong with being a LAZY butt of jokes by your contemporaries (fellow homo sapiens) and you yourself play jester around issues.
Can you imagine someone in your extended family who is penniless, and always being helped by others joking about his own impoverished situation that is self-inflicted I am sure you won't want to be that person or his child
Some of us do not realize how we enslave ourselves mentally.
Anyway, shey we dey wait make oyinbo people come give us the melecine wey dem don sweat for laboratory to discover against Ebola
We go wait tire.
Shiiiiiiiiooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!

Great achievement.
I hope the DHQ will engage media houses more proactively to disseminate non-sensitive news and images on our War Against Terror (WAT).

We shall overcome and the gates of Boko Hell shall not prevail against us- Amin, Amen, Ase.

Quite impressive turnout also- 687,431 just for the two main candidates. Means that the total for all candidates will probably be more than 700,000. This means there was good mobilisation by the contestants.

The next level is for more of us to actually VOLUNTEER to work with good candidates so the politicians see the elections as less of their PERSONAL investments and which they must recoup irrespective of the society's needs.

Big up to Osun state!!!

APC people are real DRAMA queens.
That was how Oshiomole was screaming assassination attempt just before his second term elections when protesting students were throwing pure water sachets at him.

PROPAGANDA cannot take you very far. Learn to deliver to the electorate.

Congratulations to Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola for renewing his mandate FROM our people for another four years after a keenly contested election. I hope he and his backers will learn to devote themselves to the BASIC issues of governance instead of the yoyo physical infrastructures that cannot sustain themselves without adequate human capital development.

PDP needs to review the results in detail to prepare for next year's legislative elections for State Assembly seats as well as Senate & House of Representatives focusing on the eight LGAs it won and those on the fringe that can flip to its side. More importantly they need to FORCE Aregbesola to hold LGA elections asap and ensure they win some of the LGAs so we have a credible opposition in the state of the Living Spring.

May our democracy continue its growth with increased participation by all of us.

I thought a thread was opened for this earlier with same content

This is an extract from Sahara Reporters story on the "arrest":

The homes of the National Publicity Secretary of APC, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, and that of the State Secretary of APC, Prince Gboyega Famoodun, were also invaded at midnight by armed soldiers.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2014/08/08/hours-osun-election-apc-spokesman-lai-mohammed-osun-lawmakers-others-arrestedreleased

Given that Alhaji LIE Mohammed is from Oro, Kwara state how plausible is it that he would have a HOME in Osogbo as claimed in this report

I think Sahara Reporters will do well to independently VERIFY any news story from APC during this election period so as not to allow its reputation be dragged in the mud like that of the Amunisin (Enslavement) People's Congress, APC.

Was it not the other day that we were told of Kwakwanso being arrested/stopped in Ondo while going to support Fayemi in the LOST Ekiti elections, only for us to find out the man was busy launching something in Kano state

What manner of LIE, LIE progreTHIEVES

Firefire: I presume you are a Christian

How do you drag the name of Jesus to support your point?

I beg you,. Stop it.

Thank you and have a good day!

I am pretty sure there are Christians who believe and can show you proof from the Bible that Jesus had wives.
His having wives (or not) does not distract from his ever-relevant message of Love your Neighbour as Yourself or the many miraculous works he did on earth.

Christianity is NOT Islam.

ladygogo: Undergarments:$40.00 I ended up not wearing it.

@ OP what do you mean by the above
mischievous mode activated

Good to see RATIONAL people who understand that marriage is not wedding, just as a 100m sprint is much different from a 20km marathon.
Meanwhile I like your signature- very meaningful.
HML!

collynzov5: A man who truly performed when he had the opportunity will not need to perform ''stunts'' to win the hearts and get the sympathy of the people.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BsvONhVIQAA_Wgz.jpg

This picture na real wah!
The man wan turn igunnun - masquerade on stilts- sake of sey im wan continue to dey chop our money with im godfather Ogbeni Ojuyobo of Bourdillon
Our MUMU don do!

EkoIle1: You jobless people and your bogus stories and bogus 419 dead links...

Shey na Vanguard don turn "bogus 419 dead links"
Abeg make you confess whether your Commander-in-Chief, APC Propaganda wing, Alhaji LIE Muhammed was not telling LIES as usual


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Osun guber poll: Lies and more lies

IN the days before the Osun gubernatorial elections, the indigenes of the State and other Nigerians were daily greeted by propaganda of the bizarre nature, some bordering on the desire to create fear in voters and prevent them either from turning out or, even if they did, to vote in a particular direction. And if the truth be told, the All Progressives Congress, APC, is roundly guilty of this.

There can be only one reason for the resort to this form of propaganda: the party has no concrete structures on ground to show that it will win, and has therefore chosen the ignoble part of forcing a victory through.
But the APC scored a measure of victory when it succeeded in convincing former Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola to join and back the party. It cannot be denied Bola Tinubu and his ground forces, including Governor Rauf Aregbesola, that they won this battle while the war remains on. And for those who have been griping over comments about Tinubu made in the past by Oyinlola, they have to admit that though the Nigerian Army teaches you to be an officer and a gentleman, it did not say you could not eat your words.
The country's history is replete with military men at the highest, middle, and lower rungs who were less than officers and gentlemen in their speech and conduct like Oyinlola. It was Oyinlola who could not see the future that awaited him because he is a mere mortal who once declared that: "Everything about Bola Tinubu is fake."
Perhaps, Oyinlola has made a fake decision to join APC, or having now joined the fake political kingdom where the Asiwaju is king, we will see some wonders in the coming elections. Talking about the fake nature that has become the lot of the APC, Olisa Metuh, the spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was merciless in his choice of words over a statement credited to the APC over the deployment of security operatives in Osun.

Lai Mohammed, National Publicity Secretary of the APC, had wondered why the Federal Government would send DSS (Department of State Security) operatives "masked and clad in black" to harass innocent citizens of the state. "As widely reported, DSS agents, armed to the teeth and riding in over 50 trucks, drove around Osogbo and other parts of Osun State on Wednesday blaring siren and shooting sporadically in the air, thus disrupting the normally peaceful life in the state," he said.
But courtesy of the PDP, apparently privy to the letter written by APC's Osun governor, Rauf Aregbesola, to the Department of State Security, DSS, it was the APC-led Osun government that asked for the security men. What the misinformation by Lai has showed is that there is either a disconnect, or it was mischief-intended.

"Residents," Lai Mohammed claimed in his tissue of lies, "who were visibly traumatised by the shameful display of state power ran helter-skelter and wondered why their government has sent masked men, or ninjas, to terrorise them. They now understand that the masked thugs who have been following the PDP candidate around on his campaign trail were actually government sanctioned. This is a power show taken too far, even with the well-known impunity tendencies of the Jonathan administration."
In stark display of ignorance, the APC asked a stupid question: "When did masks become part of the uniform of the State Security Service agents?" For the APC not to know that in some situations, all over the world, operatives wore masks shows the uninformed and ill-informed manner statements are put together by the APC.

But PDP's Olisa Metuh aptly dug in his finger nails into the APC's jugular for its mistakes. "We find in this statement (by APC) the height of hypocrisy, especially as it is incontrovertible that it was the Osun APC governor who, in a letter dated July 4, 2014 and addressed to the Director General of the DSS, requested for the deployment 'for the purpose of security and general protection ahead of the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State' and 'to help secure peace and make the election hitch free, as security is beefed up for the election.'
"It is therefore shocking and utterly despicable for the APC to turn round to point accusing fingers at the PDP and the Presidency when the DSS officials arrived and commenced their duties in line with the request of the Governor. While Nigerians have continued to express shock over this act of deception, we in the PDP ask: Is it a question of APC dishing out statements without cross-checking internally? Or is it a question of the party adopting lies, deceit and propaganda as ideology?
"These questions have become necessary given that the APC has become infamous for fabrications as means to curry the support of unsuspecting Nigerians. We recall a similar statement by APC in June wherein[b] it alleged that a plane carrying Kano State Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso to attend an APC rally in Ekiti to support Governor Kayode Fayemi's re-election bid was denied landing permission in Akure, only for Kwankwaso's Director of Press Affairs, Baba Dantiye, to announce that his boss was at another event in Kano and had no plans to travel to Ekiti State.[/b]

"APC has since proved to be a party with little regard for integrity. This is a party that threw all sense of honour to the winds and condescended so low to lie over an issue as ordinary as the age of its 52 years old Youth Leader. We ask, when will these APC lies stop? We have in our hands a political party whose words and statements have suddenly become meaningless to most Nigerians. We want a credible opposition. We do not want a lying, deceitful and propaganda-infested opposition. This APC 'one-chance-bus' filled with liars cannot lead Nigeria," the party said.
If all Nigerians are going to get are lies as campaign materials, then it is no wonder the APC lost the Ekiti elections, because while the party busies itself with lies and noise, the PDP is busy on ground doing the needful and sensitising voters to its agenda.

Matthew Adejoh, a political analyst, wrote from Abuja.


- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/o....uQJnxvrV.dpuf
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It is good to see PDP react promptly to dispel the LIES and PROPAGANDA of its rival, APC.
Hopefully this will gradually lead us to focus on issues of concern to the people rather than chase shadows of empty sensationalism

Abdulazeez296: Wich one pdp do?

Beacuse you asked for it- Akpabio is the PDP governor for Akwa Ibom state:

Also of great importance is the Governor’s insightful leadership in bringing about tremendous changes to the human development sector of the state, with his unbridled commitment to education as exemplified in his free compulsory education programme for primary and secondary school students and a sound empowerment programme for youths and women.

As a testimony to Chief Akpabio’s strides in human development, the nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, recently commended him, citing the training of Akwa Ibom youths in specialised field of aviation and the compulsory free education programme to children of primary and secondary school age.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/05/akwa-ibom-maintaining-development-momentum/#sthash.RXV7LTJG.dpuf

ShehuAba: He was the first executive governor of osun state and he really did much for the people, such that he has endeared the people to him. The love for Adeleke can be likened to that of saraki in Ilorin politics.

and can we add also Adedibu in Ibadan
All of them na amala politics of stomach infrastructure i.e. STEAL the people's allocation and dash them some crumbs regularly rather than EDUCATE them and create environment for MEANINGFUL employment & value creation.

It will be interesting to see the CONDITIONS of public schools, health clinics and general hospital in Ede
Why do we allow ourselves to be MUMUs so easily

mbulela: There is need for less sentiments in this matter.
I do no hold brief for Tinubu and cannot confirm whether he has his ten fingers in the cookie jar or not.
One thing I know is that it is slightly daft to compare Fashola's time with Jakandes'. What was the population of Lagos then? Even the sheer size of the city now dwarfs whatever you had in Jakande's time. There might be crooks in the lagos system but I doubt even with saints in there we will get free education as you suggest. You underestimate the size of Lagos needs.

Most people like to ignore the FACT that the increased revenue generation is also from the increased population

If China with almost 1.5 billion people provides not just free but also COMPULSORY education for nine years to all its children, I do not know what is the excuse of the black people in Lagos, particularly seeing that Awolowo a fellow black man did it 60 years ago and Jakande with the other four UPN governors did even more over 30 years ago.

If anyone is daft it is Fashola and his clique of THIEVES but even MORE daft are those who make excuses for such blatant FAILURE in addressing BASIC issues of governance & SUSTAINABLE development for whatever their motivation & objective.

bushdoc9919: That's why I said it's an idea

Still....you would agree with me that our universities need cash....especially as this isn't the good old days when not everyone went to University.....and since it costs anywhere between N60000-N3.5million (the N3.5million is what the Feds promised to give the States for students in state universities in the 2009 agreement over 2 years)....I think Iwould take any idea that works.

The thing is ,universities exist for research, teaching, and community service. And how can you do that on a fee of N25,000? When someof those poor students paid N150000 for secondary school? With the reduction in fees....Lagos might end up spending N200bn on just university just to train the students. And Lagos has lots of other projects, salaries,etc....and a loan of $90m that must be repaid...and all on a yearly IGR of 466bn naira?

What bothers me the most is that LASU is broke (And the SSANU salary imbroglio is a sign of that problem). And in the next few years,student numbers are going to go up....and that means funding has to go up ? Where is the money going to come from? From a State govt that may need to spend half of its IGR on just the University?

If we want quality degrees, we have to pay for them. Yes, I went to University on N2000 per annum fees (later raised to N18,000). And I got poor facilities....and poor libraries.(The only compensation is that it is a medical degree). Meanwhile., companies are complaining about the quality of Nigerian graduates. Why won't they complain? Products of poorly funded universities!

Fashola has just made a mistake....and the mistake will be paid for by poor students who cannot compete with graduates from foreign universities....who pay heavy...and get better degrees....and come home and get the good jobs.

I agree with your IDEA completely but realise that the ROOT problem is the blatant stealing, theft and corruption going on under Fashola's watch.
They have raised IGR to N237 billion in 2013 from N15 billion in 1999 which must have been much lower under Jakande who established LASU along with LACOED, Ijanikin and several Teachers Training Colleges while still providing FREE education up to secondary school level.


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I hope you understand the growing ANGER of most Lagosians to these bare-faced CROOKS and smooth CRIMINALS

bushdoc9919: Well,if you are willing to consider a solution....here is an idea...

Tuition Fees:

Based on fees charged by private universities in Nigeria I have set a base amount that should enable universities to provide good enough lecture theatres, hostel accommodation, restaurants and canteens, road and transport infrastructure, examination halls and acceptable research and computer facilities to be an average of N300,000 per student per year. Universities should be given the freedom to set their fees up to a maximum of N300,000 per student.

For ease of calculation I will work with a number of 1,000,000 Nigerian undergraduate students. If each student pays N300,000, the total cost to educate our current undergraduates per year will be N300 billion per year. For a country where fuel subsidy payments skyrocketed from less than N300billion to N1.3trillion naira per year in 2 years with no explanation, a country where one individual steals N2 billion naira of government funds and is allowed to walk free, I believe we can afford to spend N300,000 billion per year on educating our youth.

To fund the schools at a rate of N300,000 per student the government should make the funds available to each student in 3 different ways:

Interest Free Loans – Each student that has gotten an admission can apply for a loan to cover tuition fees from government. For an average 4 year course each student that receives a loan will have a total debt of N1.2 million on graduation.
Individual Payments – If your parents can afford the fees or if you can afford the fees yourself and want to avoid piling up debts then you can choose to pay your fees yourself like many are already doing in private universities. With the promise of better education in public schools many Nigerian parents will actually be ready to pay these fees. Our public universities currently have the ability to be better than most of the private universities that we have if they are well funded.
Grants and Scholarships – Students with exceptional skills such as academic or sporting skills can be granted scholarships by private institutions, government, NGOs and the universities themselves. To qualify for the scholarships there must be set benchmarks that you must meet and surpass.

An improved standard at our universities means we will have more foreigners, especially Africans, applying to study in Nigerian Universities. This can be a huge source of foreign exchange earnings for the country. The universities should be allowed to set the tuition fees for international students as they see fit.

Repayment:

Studies have shown that there is a strong correlation between improved higher education and economic growth. It is therefore safe to assume that better higher education means a better economy and means graduates have more job opportunities after school and also are able to earn more.

While applying for admission into University each student should be given a unique ID. This unique ID will be used after university for getting an NYSC discharge or exemption certificate and also used after NYSC to get a job. On getting a job each employee is naturally set-up with a tax payment number, this is how the loans system should also be set-up and the required repayment should be deducted from salary at source just like taxes are.

When an individual starts to earn above N200,000 per month (total earnings) the student must start to repay the loans by having 10% of salary deducted from source just as taxes are deducted. If we can give 10% of our salaries to pastors to buy private jets monthly it is fair to give that much to pay for a good education.

Paying N20,000 monthly it will take 5 years (60months) to repay a loan of N1.2million. Naturally you would expect the individual’s salary to increase in that period and so monthly repayment also increases which means the repayment period will actually be shorter. This is fair enough in my opinion.



Source: http://www.ifeadebayo.com/funding-nigerias-undergraduate-university-education/

Very good ideas when taken in ISOLATION. However when you consider that a 25 year old ATTENDED Secondary school can be LGA Councillor and receive N 300,000 guaranteed salary while a Ph. D lecturer's salary is less than N200,000 with great probability of being OWED many months in arrears, what incentive does OUR society provide for anyone to borrow stupendous amounts of money to get a degree

Did I mention UNEMPLOYMENT because Fashola and the other governors have largely ABANDONED their constitutional RESPONSIPILITIES to provide-

* TAP water
** FREE primary, VOCATIONAL, secondary and TECHNICAL schools with regularly recruited PROFESSIONAL teachers instead of annul roster of youth corpers
*** Primary health clinic and general hospitals adequately equipped and staffed
**** FEEDER roads that are maintained and new ones constructed

Shaadey: Why vote vote for omisore?? :-XWhy vote vote for omisore??

Because we are voting against Thief'nubu's Ajele [rent collector] for Osun state. We have been their SLAVES long enough.
Understand now

sevule: I am going to be the voice of reason and tell the BITTER truth. Fashola made a grave MISTAKE by reversing the increase in school fees. Before we get all emotional and call for my head, the fact is that tertiary education is EXPENSIVE!! Obviously the state government has been subsidizing education but even the pittance that is allocated to LASU is not enough to raise LASU from its current status as a glorified secondary school.

Learning in LASU is akin to learning in a public school such as Ajeromi Ifelodun grammar school (The one in Mile 2 without windows and roofing). And mark my words: The quality of LASU graduates would forever be sub-par as LONG as students pay a pittance as school fees. So please go ahead and rejoice. Rejoice that there would be no proper teaching facilities, labs and infrastructure in LASU. Rejoice that LASU would remain a glorified secondary school. Rejoice that 500 people would be crammed in a classroom meant for 50 people. Rejoice at the poor standard of education in LASU.

Rejoice!!!!

* Mr. Voice-of-Reason, please tell us how much improvement there has been in LASU for the last three years when CLUELESS Fashola increased the fees from 25k to 250k Let us not forget that the LASU workers protested for UNPAID salaries during the convocation
** Can you also show us with reason how a middle level [10-12] Officer in Fashola's LASG civil service can send just one child to LASU at 250k tuition
*** Is it that CONFUSED Fashola is encouraging HIS workers to be CORRUPT

philips70: Somebody owns the franchise to that title. Be careful how you use it. All your e-support of PDP will not save you if he discovers your attempt to transfer or covet to another person. Be warned, Asari is on the prowl!

Don't you think you are trying too hard to be funny
This is a serious matter of school fees being discussed on this thread.
Your attempts at being a comedian are better tried out in the jokes section

#Friendly_Advice

ajoskele: Someone wrote PDP has more supporters on NL than in Osogbo. He was right!

I hope you know that Osogbo is not the ENTIRE Osun state.

popplm: say only what you know guy. I was with the omisore campaign troop to Esa-oke...what you gain from lying?

If you (or someone you know) have pictures of Omisore's rally in Esa-Oke please share. It should some clear landmark to identify the place as Esa-Oke. That way these APC liars can be put to permanent shame.

Blockus: 25,000 Naira for a University Education?!

100 British Pounds for a University Education in Nigeria?!

So the cost of four tyres of a Range Rover Sports would place 4 people on a scholarship from start to finish in LASU?!

Jesus H. Christ.. The hussle is realer than I thought.

How much is the salary of a fresh university graduate on equivalent Level 08 in the UK civil service
How does it COMPARE with that of a MP vis-a-vis what obtains in Nigeria?

When you provide answers one can continue the discussion.

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Can the Mods please share this message and details with EFCC as well as JAMB to effect the arrest of this rotten egg in our midst.
This is how WE produce graduates that are UNEMPLOYABLE, which in turn creates kidnappers, assassins, armed robbers etc.
Thanks for doing the needful.

Sweetlemon: Will you shut your trap!

To vomit and leave it there to stink and cause havoc (like your GEJ and all his sickening words/and things he has failed to do) or to go back and clean it up which is better?

Rabbish paid agent that has no clue how to earn his money.

Save your fuming and foaming from the mouth I nor want dey responsible for your high blood pressure and hypertension, abeg
In case you missed it, let me re-post this part of what you quoted from me:

Anyway better late than never......and thanks to Fayose winning Ekiti.

Dexema: Do some people really believe APC will lose Lagos? Anyway I believe fashola has been a leader worthy of emulation,it aint easy to make a small landmass like lasgidi comfortable for 21MILLION people.

Abeg na where you see 21 million population for Lagos STATE
Kindly provide link to the national census figures attributing such high number to Lagos. The 2006 census has Lagos at less than 10 million people. Do you have another?

It is very important that we do not spread RUMOURS on sensitive matters as population figures.

eaglechild: Talk about swallowing one's vomitus.

APC and clueless hasty decisions.
At least he was man chicken enough to admit

The fear of APC failure in the upcoming elections.

Fashola seems to be very adept at swallowing his own vomit after taking CLUELESS hasty decisions such as the one to challenge Jonah David Jang's NGF election in court before he withdrew it.
When you have a leader who does NOT think things through thoroughly BEFORE acting we have this type of ZIG-ZAG, confused maladministration

Maybe he has forgotten what he must have been told as a child:

Look BEFORE you leap

Anyway better late than never......and thanks to Fayose winning Ekiti.

ajoskele: Omisore didn't step in Esa-Oke(countryhome of Bola Ige) to campaign..#myobservationthough

Assuming what you said is true, it can be attributed to the very effective PROPAGANDA work of the Amunisin (Enslavement) People's Congress, APC.