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Reekadict04:
He's still the best Ministerial Nominee ever...

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Waste of time.

He should be president as we speak.

Nigeria: choosing mediocrity since 1914.

If he was using so much energy to struggle, shouldn't he have been sedated a bit?

Hmmmm. RIP.

Sad consequence of being born into the wrong country.

They will say blame GEJ & wailing wailers, because their wailing is obscuring body odour, sorry body language.

Chiefpriest1:
Can we see the full body?

Seconded

stevecantrell:
Bini girls...I knew it !

Show of ignorance and bigotry. Her tribe is there if only you can read.

Any how, tribe is irrelevant. Misguided kids of rich people have been doing it. Has happened even abroad.

One should only ask why an apparently comfortable girl would do such.

As far as I am concerned, the father should bury the case instead of putting it all on the boyfriend's head, as it is likely to be now.

One should not fail to instil sound moral values in kids, while pursuing money and career.

xynerise:
Many traditions have not been fair to the women. The men are free to cheat but the women can't because they are robots abi? Such tradition was created by a selfish man.

On the contrary, I heard that a tradition in Edo state is doing the opposite. A woman cheats and the husband dies

Well, true. It can also kill her like during labour. It can kill her kids too. It's a general taboo that can affect any immediate family member.
It's partcularly dangerous to the man if he knows or hears rumours but refuses to tell the ancestral family nd perform atonement/cleasing rites.

Why Mynd and co here look at it from 21st century and Western perspective, it wasn't so in most cultures worldwide.

Lots of men died prematurely those days: war, hard life and so on. Men needed to marry many wives to ensure social cohesion. Rich men who could cater for many women particularly needed to marry many wives. Even now, many educated young ladies still marry already married men if they're rich enough.

One such cheating lady just recently confessed. Her hubby living abroad, visits every 3 to 4 months fell ill. Was in hospital abroad for almost a year. European docs couldn't diagnose the illness. Was at point of death. She confessed and atonement made. He's fine now.

I'm not superstitious and I seek clinical reasons for illness routinely. But I too had to give up on this.

xynerise:
Many traditions have not been fair to the women. The men are free to cheat but the women can't because they are robots abi? Such tradition was created by a selfish man.

On the contrary, I heard that a tradition in Edo state is doing the opposite. A woman cheats and the husband dies

Well, true. It can also kill her like during labour. It can kill her kids too. It's a general taboo that can affect any immediate family member.
It's partcularly dangerous to the man if he knows or hears rumours but refuses to tell the ancestral family nd perform atonement/cleasing rites.

Why Mynd and co here look at it from 21st century and Western perspective, it wasn't so in most cultures worldwide.

Lots of men died prematurely those days: war, hard life and so on. Men needed to marry many wives to ensure social cohesion. Rich men who could cater for many women particularly needed to marry many wives. Even now, many educated young ladies still marry already married men if he's rich enough.

One such cheating lady just recently confessed. Her hubby living abroad, visits every 3 to 4 months fell ill. Was in hospital abroad for almost a year. European docs couldn't diagnose the illness. Was at point of death. She confessed and atonement made. He's fine now.

I'm not superstitious and I seek clinical reasons for illness routinely. But I too have to give up on this.

kikikikikiki!

Nothing person nor go hear for this comic land called 9ja.

Since press ups nor scare Boko to surrender, this direct warning go do am. Wonderful!

Make NA just admit that they're clueless as to the way foreward.

But having baptised GEJ with "clueless", that toxic word is now a big problem to admit.

Serious one chance noni.

sameer1212:
Mr man Go and kill yourself By the way, your face look ugly and scary.

Gay alert!

Checking out another dude's pic!

Were you expecting the pic of a feminine guy or ladyboy?

uboma:
I never said that their economy grew at astronomical rate. Read through my earlier posts once again. The truth is their economy is improving and no one can deny this fact.


One more thing I need you to please do for me, kindly confirm from your friends who are from Ghana if their govt provides automatic employment for doctors, nurses and pharmacists or not.

Their educational system is by far better than ours. Go to the north and see teachers using the Hausa language to teach pupils in schools. Some teachers all over the country can not even construct correct sentences. Then what do we expect them to teach the children? Visit Ghana, even the little child hawking plantain on the street speaks good English.

I was in Kenya recently and throughout the stay, I never saw one generator working. Electricity is stable. Their economy for now relies mainly on the export of exotic flowers to Europe and tourism. And the currency is higher than ours.

Accept it or not, Nigeria still has a very long way to go. We are only answering the giant of Africa for nothing. Let's hope that this govt and subsequent ones to come will put in policies to curb corruption and revive the agricultural sector which is a gold mine waiting to be explored. Let's call a spade what it truly is.

Well, there's no gainsaying that we have seriously underachieved as a nation. But that's rooted in the diversity and unwieldiness of Nigeria as a nation.
Large ethno-religiously diverse nations are hard to govern and take forward. They lack social cohesion, common goals and a shared sense of nationhood/citizenship.

Almost all Ghanaians speak or at least understand Twi. That can't be said of 9ja.
Without looking at the very faulty foundations of 9ja, you may not know why we cannot achieve much. But it should be obvious really.

Even in the West, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland are all small prosperous countries. They do not have all the great social divides and deprivation that exist in say USA or UK. Because they are small, cohesive and more manageable.

Self-loathing won't take us anywhere. We should be rather profering possible solutions. Like true federalism.

I know many Ghanians and many are quietly (in usual Ghanian style) lamenting that things are getting worse. Especially over the past few years. That maybe subjective but they also have their problems, commeasurate with size of country and resources.

A Ghana of 180m to 200m people like 9ja might not be better off than we are now.

We should not use that as a balm on our egos or tolerate mediocrity, but we are not getting many things right in many developing countries.

Well, I'm old enough to remember times when there was hardly power outage, boreholes were almost unknown and water flowed from waterboard taps like it is in Kenya now. So it can be done. Not by GMB or any of the over 60 lootocrats but the youths if they get their acts together.

uboma:
From the late 70s up to the early 80s were Nigerian's golden years.

There were no hassles securing visas to other countries. We even had the Brits and other foreigners flocking into Nigeria to secure employments in our universities.

As a citizen of the country, upon graduation from the university, a brand new car + accomodation + employment was provided by the govt.

We were the envy of other countries. But the tables has turned around and NGN 1 equals to USD220 now. There's no employment for graduates now. the list is endless and no need recounting them (to avoid emotional breakdown).

[b]Just recently, I was shocked to hear that the govt of Ghana still provides a car and accomodation to graduates of medicine and nursing. About 2 months back, I sent NGN100,000.00 to Ghana and after the transfer via Access Bank, I discovered that the equivalent in Ghana Cedis was just one thousand and a few hundreds to my NGN100,000.00.

[/b]Our leaders have sucked Nigeria dry. Will Nigeria attain her golden era again remains to be seen.

Hmmmmmmmm!

As for the value of New Ghana Cedis, it's no biggie. Ghana dropped three zeros from their currency about a decade ago. C10,000 became C10. Soludo wanted to do same in Nigeria but Yar'Adua opposed it. Ghanian economy didn't suddenly grow at astronomical rate.

Many of my Ghanian friends still calculate using the old cedis in hundreds of thousands.

Cool

runnazz:
You are just a pile of cow dung what will I gain from lying about that..Fyi my the owner of that secondary school is my uncle and my dad gave him that place he is occupying..Nl is a faceless forum but any one who went to that school will probably know who I am by now cos my family house stands alone not on a particular street or on the road..and she has always been a friend on fb..in fact I just shared what my former uni posted about her on my time line..sick fcker idiota you can check the likes and comments made by her fb friends use ur intelligence if u still have any left u will know which of them is me...u dumb and dumber

My dear, this is no time to quarrel jor.
Our concern should be that our beautiful & loving sister Eghonghon returns home hale & hearty.
If people writing about her would jug people's memories to give vital information, so be it.

Ishilove:
Then you have a very long wait ahead of you, bruv

Smh.

Indeed Ishilove dear, indeed. Happy Sunday.

javaterian:
All dis celebs with foreign husbands na wa o.

She may start slagging off 9ja men now given any slight opportunity. Telling us how brilliant foreign men are.

Like Kate Henshaw was doing when with that Nuttal guy.

Until Kate's marriage crashed.

Wish them HML.

When you copycat what you don't understand, you look silly/trashy doing so.

Still waiting for the day Indian celebrities will be wearing buba & iro in their country.

HEHEHEHE

mayorkyzo:
You refused her sex..clap for yourself..she might be mad now but later if she's a sensible girl she would know u a man..but the sad truth is that she would most likely tag u a weakling..

Weakling sef good.
Maybe even impotent or gay! Yes bruv.

That happened to me long ago. Fyn tall babe o. I was still very gentle and idealistic then.
The babe never came back.

I visited her a week later and she refused my "peace talk" intimacy moves.

She said I didn't like her enough to explain refusing her previously.

Na so. You can hardly ever get it right with these people.

If you're not tagged a playboy or pervert, it will be impotent/tiny dickus or gay. Choi!

ellechrystal:
May God help us o. Too much bad news in this country.
Governance is not an easy task. Let buhari c it o. He has been struggling to b president, ngwa perform na ..story.
They were busy criticising Jonathan, yet they can't do as they said they would in d periods of tym they gave. Loars

Abi o my princess.

To talk nor hard o. To hire & fire sef na tea party.

But to solve systemic & protracted problems nor be here o.

Siddon look na dog name. But with everything getting worse, siddon look won't cut it.

Wailing Wailers & 5% need to wail even louder. We cannot be complicit in glaring failure.

Wait o, is that Col. Rabe guy not the one who replaced the amiable Gen. Olukolade?

Na oturugbeke be that o.
God of Moses & GEJ, we dey your hand o.

BrosPeter:
It took Buhari 5months to decide whether to sack him or not, it would take bubu another 5months to find a replacement, this Bubuman is dull, no wonder he's called dullard.

It's worse sef. GEJ already posted the man away to continue his usual diplomacy work.

GMB recalled him from Nigerian embassy in UAE. Only to sack him now!

Abeg, are these not totally confused decisions?

Why not let the diplomat continue his job jeje where he was and has done around the world?

Lesgupnigeria:
I always advise farmers not to start animal and crop farming simultaneously so as to avoid strain in their financial resources which might result into improper management of both enterprises, and at the end,one might not have much to show for it.

Lol. I'm doing both though by proxy. Both are challenging and animal farming is way riskier

For example, we just lost dozens of turkeys meant for Xmas market whereas the chickens are doing just fyn. Apart from a few seedlings that didn't grow, crop farm has been quite good.

mohdimplez:
After all the blabbing,provide your source!

These religious fanatics know nothing about history. Then they deny everything. Your god Sardauna was a massive bigot.

Hehehe. On point.

sanc2s:
The chevning scholarship is just looking for relevance. Who sabi them? Is there honorary award better than the ones diezieni already have?. I bet she don't even remember the cheven award rubbish

Actually the award gave her scholarship to attend Cambridge University. Was very important to her career. But my question is, does it mean she didn't receive the award again? While Chevening want to dissociate themselves now, it doesn't change the facts/history or strip her of Cantab.

Wysiwyg:
Am I the only one that noticed? What is wrong with these Japanese manufacturers? How come my Corolla didn't come with "Winch"? Did Elizade scam me?

Before nko?
They even scammed you of the wizard sef!

That scammer wannabe is a real amateur. NLers live the real life. He should reurn to his OLX scam duplex and stay there.

dedons:
you are too dry and more clueless than GEJ.

The irony of the whole "clueless brigade".

To spell even words with three letters, many cannot. It takes intelligence to appreciate another man's intelligence.

In some 9ja culture bragging and shouting loudly are seen as cool.

So how can they recognise a gentleman like GEJ?

He must be the resident comedian. Every group has one.

kekakuz:
[size=20pt]. that is why we will have a minister of Niger delta in Rotimi Amechi. and peace will reign [/size]

Hehehehe, Appointing Judas to supervise Christian congregation would make more sense than your idea.


Hahhaha!

ophilly:
Pls post pics of the rear end and the sides.

Seconded.

alcmene:
He said, “There was the sum of N55 billion in the State Reserve Fund. Between 2014 and May 2015, they (immediate past administration) were able to remove N53 billion and we found out that the money (N53 billion) was not used for the projects in the state. The money went to individuals. From the papers submitted to us, we also found out that the money was given to people they like.

“We went to the site of the Justice Karibi Whyte Hospital, we did not see anything at all. When I told the project contractor to come with us (panel) to the place, he said snakes would bite us.

“But I insisted that we should go there. Behold, by the time we went inside, we did not see anything. The whole billions of Naira given to the man cannot be accounted for. We have recommended that those found culpable should refund the money. We even recommended that some people should be prosecuted.

http://www.punchng.com/news/amaechi-spent-n53bn-from-n55bn-reserve-fund-panel/

Bolded is epic! Maybe Amaechi used the money to build snake farm like General "Press-ups scare Boko" Buratai, instead of hospital

onismate:
I know some people will come here to say the meeting is about saraki's trial at CCT but I don't think so. the meeting I suspect is about screaning of ministers

Thereby interferring with legislators work.

Did he not promise to not in any way interfer?