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Why should I read something that long written on a dead and imaginary country? Fvck Biafra! |
Wailer! |
tripplephi:Fat donkey, just shut your oral leakage, if you don't have any good message to pass across. |
Christianity is indeed a religion made in Rome by the Romans. No wonder the bible was edited over 5000 times so that it could accommodate fraud and extortion such as this. The Nigerian version of every religion is something else... |
Boko Haram has not only been technically defeated, but they have been 'idealogically and geographically ' defeated. |
Mark must lose! BTW, who should he have supported, david mark? |
Mark must lose! |
Creativity! |
Yaya can't rule with just 6k votes, therefore, the election must not stand; it must be quashed. |
Titus Onwuchekwa who collected a stolen car used in sowing seed is singing in police cell after he was paraded alongside five suspects for armed robbery at the Lagos State Police Command, Ikeja. ![]() Desperate men of God everywhere... |
People should take this nonsense slowly. Shiite have the right of religion too. |
chukwudi44:u are a thief and ur people support corruption. |
Bonapart:trash |
Bonapart:wake up from ur dream. |
vault:without torture, he's doing that very well. He's a weak soldier; ajebutter soldier. Small thing, him don reveal everything give efcc. Dem never beat am sef... |
C-in-C of yam eaters, it seems agbada don hook barbed wire las las. |
A lawyer defending Sambo Dasuki in court appears to have indicted former president, Goodluck Jonathan, in the ongoing arms deal probe in Nigeria. Ahmed Raji, one of the lawyers of Sambo Dasuki, the embattled former National Security Adviser to Jonathan, stated that the arms deal probe cannot be discussed without reference to Jonathan. “The national security adviser will normally carry out the instructions of his president,” Ahmed Raji told AFP. You cannot talk about this matter without talking about President Jonathan,” he added. It is unclear if President Muhammadu Buhari will go after his predecessor, with many political analysts claiming that Buhari will most likely not to do so. It would be recalled that when Buhari was voted into power in 2015, he said in his acceptance speech last April that: “President Jonathan has nothing to fear from me,” adding that, “Let’s put the past behind us, especially the recent past.” But with the prosecution of Dasuki, a powerful member of Jonathan’s administration, the former head of state could yet be dragged into the case. https://www.today.ng/news/national/69653/dasukis-lawyer-links-jonathan-to-arms-deal?utm_source=dlvr.it_nnd&utm_medium=twitter
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See what your friends are writing” “Who?” “Your fellow columnists. See how they are attacking the Minister of Interior, General Abdulrahman Dambazau, just because an orderly helped to shine his shoes in public.” “I really don’t see what the hoopla is all about” “Me too” “I think many of our people just like to talk about shoes. For five years, Nigerians kept talking about how former President Goodluck Jonathan had no shoes as a child.” “But he was the one that started it. Last week or so, the former President was again talking about shoes. In America.” “I think people love shoes. That is why they won’t also allow Dambazau to rest over his shoes.” “Read what your friend has written here. He says the orderly was subjecting himself to indignity by bending down to shine his oga’s shoes at a public ceremony.” “He doesn’t understand. Many of the commentators are probably thinking of their own type of shoes. When you see some shoes, you’d certainly not want a speck of dust anywhere close by. There are shoes and there are shoes. All these people making noise, have they seen some shoes?” “Someone once showed me his pair of shoes which he said he bought for 2, 000 pounds. I swear I’d gladly clean such shoes even if it is at a solemn funeral.” “Do you have any idea the type of shoes the Minister was wearing?” “No. But what does it matter? My point really is that people should stop blaming the Minister. Look when you are in public office, things like that happen. It is the duty of your aides to make sure you look good all the time. “ “I agree. A Minister of the Federal Republic must always be impeccably dressed. If you ask me to choose between Minister Dambazau and that one that wears beret and dresses as if he is going for a Man O’ War session, I’ll choose Dambazau any day.” “My own point is that nobody should blame the Interior Minister. It is not as if he summoned the orderly and asked him to start shining his shoes in public. These things happen. We should blame the aide. Aides in government corridors are too sycophantic, sometimes, they don’t fit the occasion to the act.” “I have seen quite a few of such aides. I once went with someone to visit a state Governor. The Governor was the only one sitting on a sofa. All his aides including commissioners sat on the floor. I didn’t know what to do, whether to stand or join the aides on the floor. “ “Those aides often respond to their oga’s body language though. And what did you do?” “Me? I sat down on the sofa oh. I think it is the aides who are guilty. It is a peculiar kind of ailment: it is called eye service.” “I know. We don’t really have a civil service.” “We have an eye service. Anything that will make the boss happy, even if the same aides will later turn around and bad mouth the same boss.” “You know in some government houses, aides behave like robots. When their boss stands up, they also stand. When the boss sits down, they too sit down. They eat what eats, and when they see the big man’s wife, they start grinning from ear to ear.” “I have seen otherwise educated aides carrying bags for their Oga’s wife.” “And you know they don’t need to be forced to do all that. People just do it. It is a way of showing loyalty” “But I think your friend’s point in this article is that the big men should discourage such behaviour.” “Have you not seen where people kneel down to talk to their boss? Even when they are asked to stand up or sit down, you’d see adults saying, let me remain on the ground sir. I am fine sir, Your Excellency. I am afraid one of these days, you’d see an aide prostrating publicly to make their boss feel good. Don’t blame the boss, blame the aide.” “I still believe that some big men actually enjoy it. An old friend lost his job as a commissioner because he had developed the habit of arguing with the Governor at Council meetings. He refused to behave like other commissioners, the oga-is-always-right crowd.” “Any boss that is always right cannot get it right.” “You know, the guy told me that at a particular Council meeting, one of his colleagues stood up and told the Governor, sir in fact, I have been meaning to tell you, I don’t know how you do it, you are the wisest man I have ever seen, the best strategist in the world, the best thing to have ever happened to our state. Then, he asked other council members to give the Governor three gbosas. Our friend said he was shocked.” “So, did he expect the Governor to sack the praise-singer?” “That particular commissioner always got anything he wanted. Someone like that would willingly clean the Governor’s shoes, he’d in fact gladly do it. ” “I imagine that it is the same in the corporate world. Some company executives behave like houseboys.” “It is a Nigerian thing, then. I am sure if General Dambazau had asked that guy not to shine his shoes in public, he would have been very upset. He would think he has fallen out of favour. He was happy serving the boss, the same way policemen are happy to carry bags for other people’s wives.’ “It’s human nature. It’s this whole thing about the survival of the fittest.” https://www.today.ng/opinion/69617/inside-dambazaus-shoes?utm_source=dlvr.it_nnd&utm_medium=twitter
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euhedral nonsense! |
Wada is sick! |
Everyone is a comedian in that region. |
Owoplenty:gbam! PAAU= prince abubakar Audu university |
It's the glaring truth! |
ddippset:BUHARI go fit win with 10 million |
Gej is jobless right now. The only job he has at hand is to explain how he shared our yam. |
The enemies of this country and the government won't win; we shall hunt them down. |
Now we have a policy direction. |
BaddieKay:. |
This woman disgraced ngige by her party's rigging machination last time and, she also insulted our great party; I'm finding it hard to forgive her. But I can't look away from her cos she's also a force to reckon with as far as the rerun is concerned. |
BaddieKay:is that u on ur dp? |
kernel504:you lie to yourself alot! |
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?? WHATS WRONG WITH THAT? I HATE WHEN PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT EVEN DEEP IN THE THINGS OF GOD STAND AND JUDGE EVERYTHING THEY DO NOT UNDERSTAND AS 'end is near' SO WHAT DO YOU EXPECT, THAT AS AT NOW IN THIS CENTURY WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS WE HAVE IN TECH AND CULTURE, ALL CHRISTIANS SHOULD BE REARING SHEEP RIGHT SINCE JESUS IS THE good shephard, ORRRRR PASTORS like E.A ADEBOYE should be using DONKEY for mobility TO SHOW HE IS TRULY FOLLOWING CHRIST, Na wa o, SO DO YOU TRECK TO CHURCH? OGINI ANSWER ME, kai its a shame.... we always look for ways to ACCUSE instead of leaving the JOB of ACCUSER to satan.... WEBSITES ARE USING E-PAY SYSTEMS AND TANX TO OUR GOVERNMENT, THERE IS cashless policy TOO, so you prefer that the CHURCH SHOULD BE PASSING PLATES AROUND LIKE IN THE DAYS OF JESUS? DID THE SAME JESUS YOU PEOPLE WORSHIP NOT SAY ye shall do greater works