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Every marriage has dark and bright moments. Trust,love and patience are critical virtues for enjoying the bright days and survive the dark nights. |
PDP was an organisation of looters and very greedy men and women. It lost its war on average Nigerians after 16 years. Let them deceive themselves in cheap attempts to revive ties with Obj. I hope such an evil group never come close to accessing central State power again. |
Tools is who? I am sure you will show her kicking okra soon. ![]() |
Tools is who? I am sure you will show her kicking okra soon. Nonsense. |
Life is cheap in Nigeria because we have no real leaders and strong public institutions at all levels. Such a shame. Really sad a promising babe and her dreams is wasted! |
The university management is unserious. They should prioritise creation of a conducive learning environment and infrastructure for the students. Behavioural contracts should never be instruments binding learners and managers of the learning experience. |
Agbani should try to get a proper job. Her best days should transcend a pageant reign. MODS, get more serious that bombarding us with cheap stories on people's bags,bras and boobs! |
Our police are very useless. Who are Wizkid and Linda Ikeji that resolving their stupid spat becomes newsworthy? As a people our values have been fast overturned for kids who should be surviving on societal sidelines to be getting such cheap buzz. Moderators on here too must understand that Nigeria has its best;cheap asses and dull little boys should get no serious spaces! |
bashydemy:Thank you for sharing my perspective. |
[quote author=eLcastro post=44949823]u welcome bro.,4 9ja politicians it's lyk this "wen u not in power.,party b4 self interest...once u in power.,self interest b4 party" Buh it's a good thing 4 apc faithfuls 2019 is still far hopefully dey will resolve b4 then.,cus if this was 2018 nw...then dey would've had a very big problem...all u nid promise 9ja politician na say.,come i go give u gov.,senate ticket without primary that's all...all this pdp senators if they sure of apc tickets without primary trust me them go cross carpet...[/quote.Yes o,even now patronages dey to attract and influence them. Some of the corrupt former governors in the senate can be promised some soft landing et al. We see. Saraki won't be there for long. Another APC guy will succeed him.His successor will not be his loyalist,but Ekweremadu will stay as deputy. African supreme presidency is all-powerful to override convenient and untested alliances. |
eLcastro:I appreciate your insights. |
eLcastro:Again,I respect your points even though I think differently. I just made the point that you can't be so sure where the loyalty of anyone lies in politics.This is as true of the APC hawks as it is about the PDP. The PDP has its fragments that are not obvious because they are on outside central governance. The forces imposing Sheriff and those opposing them mirror this factionalisation clearly. When push comes to shove,the lines of interests and loyalty may not be so clear. |
maupe:I agree with your reading of the PDP strategy. Yes,with the fragment of the APC senate caucus he controls joining forces with the PDP,the seat is Saraki group's to lose. Of course,as Harold Wilson stated,a week is a long time in politics. |
Yerima is assuming that all PDP senators will vote for a PDP senate presidency. The colours of politics are rarely black and white. The forces pushing Saraki out of office are strategically building alliances with the PDP. If the PDP is as united as some think,how come only one or two governors,even from the Niger-Delta, attended Alams' burial organised by Mr Jonathan? Has Mr Akpabio not gone silent as the leader of the PDP caucus in the senate in recent months? Has Kashamu not been praising the APC-led government? The idea that the PDP is united and strong enough to produce Saraki’s successor is a grand illusion. |
bellong:Thank you. Grateful. |
Great work you are doing on here Bellong. I am a Nigerian lawyer with first and postgraduate degrees from the UK. Also presently doing a PhD in Law in London.I am in the second year and should finish next year. Could get a UK passport in 3 years, but want to sort residence for family within a year and return to Naija to chase political dreams. I have taught in secondary schools part-time for years in Nigeria and here in England too. Got an invitation to apply that expired within few weeks because I forgot my login details used over a year ago. Have seen the assessment bodies for solicitor and teaching. From your experience bellong, which route do you advise I take?Teaching or Solicitor? Have read both requirements, but what are the most critical requirements for the teaching route? |
doctokwus:No mind all these junks who champion and defend jerks! |
TheVictorious:For a start,has it an accredited law programme? |
Get all the money off him and deport him! |
dukie25:Nothing attractive to the rationality blind! |
Using nudity as an instrument of protest is very cheap. There should be some other channels to confronting whatever oppression she feels subjected to. 'Feminists' una never see this one to condemn? |
Well,Nigeria has no modern universities. We just have medieval high schools! |
What sustain corruption in Nigeria are our youths! Reading all the posts justifying the man make me very sad. If he was a bank director and has the resources,why did he not start and complete the mansion before his election? Does the fact that he has other properties denote a financial capacity to erect this mansion? Was this not the same property where Chinese workers were said to have gang-raped and murdered a married woman few months ago? Did he declare the land and 'on-going mansion' before his election? Many of our youths are poor and jobless yet so stupid in defending our evil leaders. |
It is always troubling that our intellectually lazy youths get carried away by sensational headlines without probing for facts. Is Wale Tinubu of Oando the same person as Asiwaju Tinubu? Is the oilman the same person as the politician? Beyond the tax avoidance fervour of Panama papers,business men have every right to design schemes for their international financial transactions. Of course,public and civil servants implicated in the P-Papers may have committed crimes, prima facie. |
afm4ever:I was off and just saw this. I rarely do e-books,I like my paperback and they are all in that form. |
Has Ifeanyi Ubah paid Cosharis the billions he owes him? Has Ifeanyi Ubah cleared his debts with AMCON? In a serious society Mr Ubah will be in jail.In a banana republic he has a voice. Some Nigerians are so blinded by ignorance and ethnicity that they are eternally ruined! |
I am no puritan or religious on man-woman relationship.Just practical as the fulfilled are those who see the world as it is;not as it ought to be. Only less than 1 percent of men will really do 'no sex' relationship.Most may profess it but discreetly have sex elsewhere. That he slept with somebody else does not mean he doesn't love her and won't kill same babe he cheated with to honour her. Troubling paradox?Well,that is your average man. Naija men you will say?No,check how many members of the British parliament lose thriving political careers to banality every other month. Same for US politicians,from California's Arnold to New York's Eliot to Bill Clinton to the late lion of US senate,Ted Kennedy to Herman Can to Donald Trump to J.Allen among others. I am using prominent and easy case studies to prove my thesis.The business and entertainment industries have thousands more every other year. No man should cheat on a committed partner.Yet the earth is just not flat. Babe,tell your friend to pick up her stretcher and walk. |
cruzita:Women aren't better! Utterly sexist a line! |
It the ban affect the public,it is justified.If it stops the students of public and private schools from throwing parties themselves,it will be unreasonable and anti-human riggts. |
Corruption is vainly fighting back to cheers from drowning charlatans of the sidelines. Some people see Nigeria from ethnic lenses.Fortunately,they come from the most ignorant but arrogant regions of the country.They can't get their politics right.They can't get their logic right amid evidence just for ethnic jingoism and destructive partisanship. Jagaban,sue the sick heads and drive them to eternal poverty in damages eventually claimed! |
TonyeBarcanista:Law school is under the ministry of justice. Our economic troubles do not encourage duplication of institutions now.We can do more to ameliorate the cobsequences of harsh deprivations than spend what we borrow to build a new university to turn out more graduates that have poor skills and access no jobs. Stop this sectionalism disguised as intellectual analysis. |
naijainstinct:I respect that.Thanks. |

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