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Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode Shares His Thoughts On Nigeria’s Plans For Nuclear Power… by aresa: 10:20pm On Apr 02, 2016
hylyne:
u should be asking urself, how many of the available power plants installed are working... If they are not working, what can be done to commission them, so that they can contribute to 0Mw ur president is giving.
Then, how can we use technology to protect our gas pipelines, so that our plants can have regular gas supply. If all the installed plants in Nigeria are working, we could have relatively stable power atleast for industrial purpose.

You have not been able to fix all these, which require local expertise as can be sourced locally, ur talking of nuclear Technology. I bet you, if one nuclear plant is installed in Nigeria, with our low level of Technology, cancer would be common. A country that cannot take care of Maria and polio, would now be facing cancer. Ur as dullard as ur leader.

In that meeting, ur baba, would not even understand anything said there.
1. The fact that you have challenges in one area doesn't mean you can not explore other areas to help alleviate or eliminate your challenges


2. Credible, responsible and competent leaders explore all options to solve problems instead of siting and keep going in circles doing the same thing over and over again with the same results.

3. Countries with stable electricity were once doing what we are doing today, but at some point, they arrived at the conclusion that they have to explore other areas to solve their electricity problems.

4. While you are it, show us 1 single country where they have stable electricity without Nuclear power plants. Even SA with stable electricity and over 50,000MW have nuclear power plants.



And per the highlighted, that's a reflection of your own ignorance...
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode Shares His Thoughts On Nigeria’s Plans For Nuclear Power… by aresa: 10:00pm On Apr 02, 2016
Eze2000:
Mr. I don't think u did any advance or basic studies on chemistry if u did you would be terrified anti,me Nigeria and nuclear power are mixed together,
Nigeria is adapt at mismanagement as proven by all government projects from the desolate Abeokuta steel company, Hotel, Nigerian airways to the very NEPA we complain off.
if u mismanage a nuclear plant for even 20 seconds the spontaneous nuclear reaction going on in the reactor will rock out hand fast and turn into a terrible bomb that will wipe out all the homes and people that have been enjoying d light so far then some more. I'm talk like # third of this country.
Nigeria is not ready for nuclear power and that's the sad truth.
Countries that pionered nuclear energy were able to build and introduce nuclear energy and many other advancements because they did not deny or self defeat themselves with your form of self defeating and lazy mentality.

No wonder your uncles spent 16 years in office and looted and shared $20 billion power money in return for the darkness we are still experiencing...


Smh...
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode Shares His Thoughts On Nigeria’s Plans For Nuclear Power… by aresa: 8:54pm On Apr 02, 2016
hylyne:
What structures and expertise do u have on ground to run on Nuclear power. Or do u think Nuclear power plants are "I pass my neighbor generator? '...

U never do WRESTLING wey be PLAY, na FIGHT wey be DIE, u want embark on?

Fulani herdsmam, always backward technologically...
The fact that we are talking about building one means we won't have the so called structure when the time comes?


See backward caveman thinking...smh..
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode Shares His Thoughts On Nigeria’s Plans For Nuclear Power… by aresa: 8:51pm On Apr 02, 2016
EastanPower:
Nuclear power plants are ok but they should be located in the SW & North.

Cc fulanimafia
Do I really care where it's located..?

Disgruntled and anti Nigerian element...
Politics › Re: Nigeria More Divided Under Buhari Than Under Jonathan – Pat Utomi by aresa: 8:48pm On Apr 02, 2016
MrAdetunjiBayo:
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Good to know you can not formulate any sane and rational comment.. ndo
Politics › Re: Nigeria More Divided Under Buhari Than Under Jonathan – Pat Utomi by aresa: 8:41pm On Apr 02, 2016
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ChoCandyDiamond:
Anybody that did not dance to the tune of una demi-god Buhari is a hungry man, you people should remember that your demi-god Buhari is not stronger than Idi Amin nor Gadaffi, before 2019 if APC continue like this something terrible will happen in Nigeria, you people should watch as it unfold, The north have taken over power from GEJ through making his government ungovernable by sponsoring Boko haram and other vices as promise by Buhari and his co-northerners of dog and baboon with Afonja Tunubu. We shall all see how it will end up, right now no fuel, no water, no light, very soon no Aso rock, all man to his papa house.
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And who is this village iPoD BINGO?

Barking village BINGO bore me...
Politics › Re: Nigeria More Divided Under Buhari Than Under Jonathan – Pat Utomi by aresa: 8:37pm On Apr 02, 2016
MrAdetunjiBayo:
The funny thing here is the zombies expect the east to go roll on the ground and beg Buhari for failing to vote him. lol For where that one dey happen?
Do republicans beg Democrats when they lose election? No!

Rather democrats work harder, beg, even compromise in areas where they are unpopular. But lord majesty ruler, dictator, Buhari wants 70 million SE/SS to lie on the floor and plead for mercy ranka dede style. The fulani bunkum go dey hope till him old, die throway!
I just wonder why you #IPoDZombies and cowards walk around with Yoruba names to spew your rettarded and bigoted nonsense.

The fact that you wish you were Yoruba doesn't mean you you have to go around decieving people with Yoruba names.
Politics › Re: Nigeria More Divided Under Buhari Than Under Jonathan – Pat Utomi by aresa: 8:18pm On Apr 02, 2016
CACAWA:
Hungry man

Ever since he wasn't made a Minister, he has been running his mouth up and down...for your info sir, your impatience is your greatest threat.

Let me see who will trust a man like this. Even Charles Soludo and Oby Ezeks know better how to be patient.
PMB should at least give this hungry and useless man a possition...even if na gate man supervisor, give the hungry man something... grin
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 3:54pm On Apr 02, 2016
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Shymm3x:
Loool.

Stark illiterate, even ya boss, gbawe wouldn't chat shyte to me. Not even Tinubu, unless he wants to get slapped like the navy guy did him. grin

Illiterate crumb munching sycophantic pseud with whiskers like a rat. You're also a flaming phaggot and I'm shocked you don't sleep on gay threads like you used to do back in the day anymore, you homoerotic zombie sired by an African gorilla. grin

And don't snitch, you bum.
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aresa:
Not interested in your ignorant and unintelligent babbles.
No time allocation for trolls and internet nuisance....
Politics › Re: Ambode: $1.65bn Lagos Lekki Seaport For Completion 2019 by aresa: 3:50pm On Apr 02, 2016
Goke7:
Is the governor in ondo blind?
He's not blind because Ondo and Ogun state are constructing their own deep seaport at the OK free trade zone as we speak..
Politics › Re: Ambode: $1.65bn Lagos Lekki Seaport For Completion 2019 by aresa: 3:48pm On Apr 02, 2016
nedu2000:
Why lekki? Why not badagry? Is lekki the only place in lagos?
Work on Badagry Deep Sea Port, Lagos-Badagry Expressway to start in two months – Ambode



(NAN) Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State says work will commence in the next two months on the proposed Deep Sea Port in Badagry, simultaneously with the 10-lane Lagos-Badagry Expressway project.
Ambode disclosed this on Thursday while on an inspection tour of the Lagos-Badagry expressway, Mile-2 light rail and Badagry deep sea port projects.

He said that the proposed deep sea port was an investment, which meant a lot to the state in terms of job creation and development of new settlements and towns.



http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/16/work-on-badagry-deep-sea-port-lagos-badagry-expressway-to-start-in-two-months-ambode/
Politics › Re: Ambode: $1.65bn Lagos Lekki Seaport For Completion 2019 by aresa: 3:44pm On Apr 02, 2016
Shymm3x:
Eko Atlantic is the real deal and everything is working just fine. I'm impressed with the project and I do follow the progress on the internet, via different sources.

However, the seaport should've been sited elsewhere. I just think Lagos needs an identity, not the jack-of-trades and lack of identity these clowns are fostering on it. Eko Atlantic can give it the identity it craves by being the financial hub of west Africa, just as London and New York are. Ports and other crap ought to be moved to the neighbouring states in need of development.

That's just my opinion.
The OK Free Trade Zone is located around Olokola, at less than 100km east from Lagos, and covering a zone on both Ondo State and Ogun State.

An area of more than 10.000ha is turned into a state of the art Free Trade Zone with Deep Sea Port. General services and utilities are provided for you by the European Zone Management, so you just need to plug in and start your business!

The large sea front offers space to a State of the Art Deep Sea Port, which will become the gateway to and from Nigeria and will offer an alternative and expansion of the congested Port of Lagos. According to the masterplan, the Zone is divided in several zones, to group and accommodate your business in the best way.

The OKFTZ is managed and developed by OKFTZ Enterprise a Public-Private Partnership composed by Ondo and Ogun state and IPEM. IPEM (International Port Engineering and Management) is a specialised European engineering and investment company, specialised in greenfield developments of Port related infrastructure and Free Trade Zones.

Via our One Stop Service, all your queries are treated by your dedicated customer service representative! You only have one party to speak to, and we manage the rest!

http://www.theworldfolio.com/company/ok-free-trade-zone/839/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrTycONMq70



Nigeria Gives the OK to Free Trade




With its abundance of minerals and base materials available and due to its close proximity to the new oil fields, the OK Free Trade Zone in Nigeria’s west coast expects to attract huge levels of investment from a wide range of industries

[b]Situated 100km from Lagos, The OK Free Trade Zone (OKFTZ) in Nigeria will serve as a prime location for investors wanting to set up business in a country whose economy grew by a robust 7.6% last year. The construction of a deep sea port along the OKFTZ, the first of its kind in Africa, will offer a gateway to Europe, Asia, and the United States, and road connections will allow easy access to Lagos and beyond. The OKFTZ is also located close to future offshore oil exploration blocks, making it a hotspot for petroleum-related businesses.

According to Mr. Luk Haelterman, Managing Director of the OKFTZ, there are 27 Free Trade Zones (FTZs) in Nigeria. Currently only 7 or 8 are active. But rather than developing others, he believes that FTZ managers and the government should work to ensure that the existing active FTZs are properly developed. It will require a lot of work and investment to “get them working.” The two primary needs are access and power, both of which are lacking in the majority of FTZs in Nigeria.[/b]




http://www.theworldfolio.com/news/luk-haelterman-the-ok-free-trade-zone-okftz-nigeria-n1888/1888/
There's another deep sea port going up in Ogun and ondo state and even the greenfield refinery too..


Get educated...
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-kayode Shares His Thoughts On Nigeria’s Plans For Nuclear Power… by aresa: 3:28pm On Apr 02, 2016
This worthless clown and cocaine abused brain loser is just opined that because of our challenges, we should attempt nuclear energy..


It's like saying you should not make eba on the side until you finish making soup.


This is why clowns like this thoughtless, corrupt and incompetent idiota shouldn't govern even a kindergarten school..
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 2:32pm On Apr 02, 2016
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Shymm3x:
Lool.

Eko-ile, Tinubu's perpetual butt taker and Fashola's infamous photographer, shouldn't the fact the BooHarry relegated ya grossly overrated Tinubu to the substitute bench in the scheme of things, make you slow ya sycophancy down a tad bit? But no, you decided to take a bad combo of HGH/steroids with it, you scandalous paid hack with whiskers like a rat. The "Pangea" poster is a Yoruba guy who has always supported APC, and Fashola. And I believe he's now seeing the fraud that BooHarry the clown is. However, rather than debate his point, you decided to label him an Ipod youth - how insolent and silly can you be?

Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher praised IBB, Mobutu, and Idi Amin. Heck, they took pictures with them. However, how does that change the fact that the trio would make top-5 worst African leaders ever on any list? Didn't Obama, David Cameron, and Nicolas Sarkozy praise Muammar Gaddafi...and labelled his son, Saif al-Islam, a reformist/reformer? But how does that change the fact that the trio were the ones who destroyed Libya, killed the same Gaddafi, and destroyed Saif al-Islam?

You lot are some of the dumbest and most ridiculous loafers ever the grace the worldwide web. This is sycophancy on steroids. grin BooHarry has been an utter failure thus far, that's the honest truth.
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Not interested in your ignorant and unintelligent babbles.

No time allocation for trolls and internet nuisance....
Politics › Re: Fuel Crisis: We’ll Vote Buhari Out In 2019 – Enugu Residents by aresa: 2:22pm On Apr 02, 2016
lol @ village comedians..

What did you get from 16 years of PDP fruitless follow follow?


Useless people... . grin
Politics › Re: The Coward Generation Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria(CGFRN) by aresa: 1:39pm On Apr 02, 2016
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TonyeBarcanista:
Since 1999 when we returned to democratic rule, the so-called youths have not only been relegated to the backseat in the scheme of things,but are also happy being on the backseat. The Youths(as at then) that agitated for the ouster of the military in 1999, along with those that have been in the corridors of power since the days of President Shagari in 1979 are still here calling the shots, while the youths of today that are supposed to be running the show for the good of Nigeria are cheering them in the comfort of twitter, facebook, nairaland, palmchat, 2go etc. For instance, the "young" Audu Ogbeh that was elected member and Deputy Speaker of Benue State House of Assembly in 1979, appointed minister of communication under Shehu Shagari in 1983, elected chairman of PDP in 2001 is still active today as the substantive minister of Agriculture. This is a man that first tasted political power 37years ago when some of us weren't even born. Are there no young and vibrant APC youth that is capable of administering the sector? Our country has been on comatose since the generation of the present political leaders took over in 1966/7 till this yet, the youths of our generation are less concerned. 

What has the generation of present day political leaders achieved since they took over the mantle of leadership from their fathers? I dare say that Nigeria has been retrogressing under their leadership. They couldn't fix power, roads, schools, and hospitals. The structural defect of our country that they contributed to bringing to fore in 1966 is yet to be addressed. They have wasted billions of tax payers money and our oil wealth organising talk shops that they tagged conferences and confabs without result. They couldn't even fix the security sector, nor provide jobs to the teaming unemployed and a conducive environment for business to thrive. Under them, nepotism not only became celebrated but is has been officially adopted. This present generation of expired leaders are not only corrupt but have instituted corruption in the system. Tribalism is their forte. When you look at the prominent political parties including PDP and APC, the same tired politicians are holding sway and swapping offices. Their loyalty is neither to their party nor the country but only themselves. They couldn't even enthrone a culture of free and credible election that meets minimum standard. This present day generation of leaders have nothing to offer, they have showed it repeatedly, tested and failed woefully.

Before I go on, I wish to remind our youths of today of the feat achieved by their once upon a time predecessor. In their youthful days, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Ernest Okoli, Kofo Abayomi, Hezekiah Oladipo Davies, James Churchill Vaughan and Oba Samuel Akisanya, Nnamdi Azikiwe etc formed the Nigeria Youth Movement in 1933, this brave young Nigerians not only stood up to the British against the ill treatment of Nigeria citizens, they also participated actively in politics, won elections and were the movers of our independence in 1960. As youngmen, they assumed leadership positions in their regions and at the federal level. They may not be perfect as leaders, but history will always be fair on them as contributing their quota to an independent Nigerian State. Till date we still celebrate them. 

When Jonathan in January 8, 2015 said and I quote “I believe that the young Nigerians are the future, we are finished. We believe that the youths will be the ones that will take us to the moon, my generation has failed because we could not take Nigeria to the moon. I don’t want to address old people like me because we (his generation) are spent already", I shook my head in shame though I agreed with him that his generation FAILED Nigeria including him, i still questioned the rationality for saying that young Nigerians are the future except he wasn't referring to today's youths. How could Jonathan call this generation  the future of Nigeria when the generation of youths today are future-less? Which future does a generation of N.F.A(No future Ambition) has? This is a generation that are hustling to be appointed Special Assistant on Twitter, Facebook, Nairaland etc under the guise of Special Assistant on New Media while their mates in other climes are leading political parties and government institutions, calling the shots and developing their societies. This is a generation that sit down to expect their fathers in NLC and TUC to help them lead protest on the street while they tweet the outcome and update their facebook, palmchat, and other social media status. This is a failed generation that wouldn't have done anything in 2010 had it been their fathers Soyinka, Bakare and co didn't protest calling for the elevation of then VP Jonathan. This is a generation that sat down with their #OccupyNigeria hashtag while their fathers were in Ojota calling for the reversal of the ill advised subsidy removal of 2012. This is a generation that couldn't even protest the CBN fraudulent recruitment of children of the ruling caucus and demanding for its reversal and removal of CBN Governor but sat in the comfort of their parlours to tweet.and disturbing the peace of social network. This is a generation that have resigned to playing fighter dog for politicians in the two major parties but are never invited when the spoils are shared. What kind of generation would see nothing wrong in the high rate of unemployment(which didn't start under Buhari administration) but only whine in their rooms, resorting to try your luck with football betting companies? Ordinary Youth Wing these political parties refused to allow, neither are they giving up slots for young people in party, elective and appointive offices.

Is it not our peers in Burkina Faso that successfully brought down TWO military dictators within one year with some losing their lives in 2015? Is it not our peers in Egypt and Tunisia that brought down their dictator leaders? Is it not our peers that are on the streets of Brazil calling for the ouster of President Lima and prosecution of former president Sylva? Is it not our mates that are leading parties in South Africa? Why are we so comfortable taking back seats? Why are we comfortable with the fact that the old men are recycling themselves and slotting their kids? 

Some of us waste their MBs defending Jonathan and others but who remembered you when Jonathan's son-inlaw was appointed SA to Governor Ben Ayade of Cross river state? Lai Muhammed is a minister and his son is a member of Lagos state house of Assembly, in the same house of assembly, Bola Tinubu has his nephew as member. TA Orji, a Senator has his son as Abia state house of assembly member, Atiku Abubakar's daughter is a commissioner in Adamawa state, James Ibori's daughter is a member of Delta state house of assembly, Admiral Nyako son is an incumbent Senator, the present Governor of Niger state is the son-inlaw to Abdulsallam Abubakar, Ibim Semenitari, the MD NDDC is the Daughter of Gabriel Toby, the former Deputy Governor of Rivers state under the disgraceful administration of Peter Odili. The men we devout our time and energy to defend are putting their kids to RULE us just as they ruled our fathers. The worse is Kwara state, where Saraki family has been holding sway since 1979. They allocated CBN positions among themselves but threw up police recruitment to us so that we will guard and serve their children in political offices and CBN, just as our fathers served them.

I am pained that i belong to a generation that pride in cowardice, suffering and smiling, and folly. It is a shame that this generation that I belong to is on the verge of entering into the disgraceful part of history as one that not only failed themselves but also failed the generation before after them. This generation has successfully displaced the generation of the present day political office holders(who naturally are supposed to take back seat) as the most myopic and less visionary. This generation has successfully earned itself as a disgrace among its peers in Africa and the world at large. This generation I refer to the Coward Generation of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CGFRN). If you are between 25 and 40 years of age, this piece is an indictment on you. Those below the said age should learn from those within the age and not displace them in their place of disgrace when they become of age.

Despite the venom poured on this generation(which is deserving), I still believe that hope is not lost for us to redeem ourselves and earn our place among noble generations. I believe that we can look into our challenges and setbacks and address them in order to move from where we are to where we hope to be. This I shall address in subsequent piece...




May God Bless Us All and Bless Nigeria
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lmao @ you and useless, corrupt and incompetent Jona talking about young people.

Young Nigerians were obviously invisible or didn't exist when Jona saddled us with looting and sharing almost 90 years old Anenih to head the NPA and people like stone age bamanga tukur to head the NRC...


If Jona and his geriatric friends still dey power, young Nigerians go be the last thing on your mind, you losers come up with these silly rubbish because you lost..


You hypocritical disgraced and discredited protection seeker really need to STFU and close shop with your pointless, ignorant and thoughtless rants..
Politics › Re: We Were Virtually In A Banana Republic Under Jonathan -bishop Mike Okonkwo by aresa: 1:27pm On Apr 02, 2016
Hagm0nd:
Rev Mike Okonkwo by the power vested in me
i hereby declare you a zombie
#iPoDZombie calling other people zombie...funny losers.. grin
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 6:40am On Apr 02, 2016
omenka:
..and anything they condemn...? undecided
Is a good thing especially against their own country.


Hate is a terrible disease...
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 6:30am On Apr 02, 2016
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pendusky:
The way that man was saying "Indeed" shows not concern about what he was saying! A good Psychologist will tell you its "Mockery" coz he was saying that not into his face but on his was leaving the scene.

Ask Pete Edochie what that means huh
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IpoDZombie bitter and irrelevant interpretation is rubbish and meaningless..


Hate kills...
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 6:28am On Apr 02, 2016
Buhari Holds Bilateral Talks With Prime Minister Of Denmark



[img]http://i.onthe.io/vllkyt2ttqscsok39g.35fc8607.jpg[/img]



grin
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 6:26am On Apr 02, 2016
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Pangea:
I feel sorry for you!
Everyone that criticise Buhari is an Ipod grin
You think 3 years remaining years for him is a long time?
And why is he jostling for the second term now?
You better tell him, perform or go back to Daura!
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Not interested in your IpOdZombie bitter and angry nonsense.
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 6:25am On Apr 02, 2016
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 6:03am On Apr 02, 2016
Pangea:
Me looser?
You paid hacks are really loosing it!
You have all sold your souls to the devil for the pittance you are paid per post!

I wasn't a looser when I was campaigning for Buhari on this same forum.
Because we are speaking out now that we realised the man is clueless, we have become loosers abi?
I know Buhari can do no wrong in the eyes of you zombies, even if you catch him fucking your wife in the ass, you will still say, Sai baba!
Bunch of idiots!
#IpOdZomBieLoser, how much do you disgruntled and unpatriotic elements get paid to hate and disparage your own country?


What kind of bitter and demented soul get mad and upset because for once he saw his own president on the world stage and world leaders saying something good about his own country?

I feel sorry for you bitter and twisted clowns because 4 years of sorrow, pain, sadness and wailing is serious torture and punishment..
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa:
Pangea:
Dey there, dey deceive unaselves!
Outsiders are telling you, you are doing a good job while your own family is living in pain, suffering and penury?
And you are happy?
Ok o!
Make Obama come and vote for you in 2019 naa!

America always do everything to defend their interests,
WHERE IS NIGERIAN INTEREST?
And when outsiders lambaste PMB or say something bad about Nigeria, we hear it first from you losers and anti Nigerian elements celebrating and rejoicing..


Thank God we don't take you losers seriously so wail till you die...
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Buhari At Nuclear Summit In Washington by aresa: 1:51am On Apr 02, 2016
Wailers see ya life... grin

Victory is ours...
Politics › Re: Change Doesn't Mean Transformation - Reuben Abati's Brilliant Piece by aresa: 10:56pm On Apr 01, 2016
Just the same wailing and shallow ramblings void of depth, vission, ideas and thoughts on how to move the country forward.



When you losers and irredeemable wailers are ready to purvey sane, rational and credible visions and ideas, let us know, but till then, confine your silly, pointless and shallow rants to yourselves...
Politics › Re: Buhari Plotting 2 Murder Deji Adeyanju & Silence FKK:PDP(Pics) by aresa: 9:21pm On Apr 01, 2016
Achuwa1:
MYD44...it is obvious u are working for the apc govt.,,,I thought as a mod if u see politically related issue like dis tht u have to ignore it rather than commenting,,,u guys are really big shame for medling into political matters like dis when u are working for a social network group like NL.
Are you talking about the same mod who abdicated by not deleting this trash and false info which clearly violated NL rules..

You people should feel lucky that NL welcomes all the trash and anti Nigerian garbage from your trashy blogs...
Politics › Re: Buhari Plotting 2 Murder Deji Adeyanju & Silence FKK:PDP(Pics) by aresa: 9:02pm On Apr 01, 2016
Another iPoD blog trash and fabrication successfully dumped on NL...


Poor NL... grin
Politics › Re: Nigerian Officials Snub Us-led Anti-corruption Groups by aresa: 7:27pm On Apr 01, 2016
billyoung:
I am sure there is a reason they declined. There might be clauses in the requirements for membership that are not in our national interest or that might be detrimental to our national security. We need more information on what the terms of joining these organs are before we start screaming blue murder.
Exactly what happened..

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