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PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 3:22pm On Sep 18, 2017
LordAdam:
It's called KARMA.

If APC loses the election in 2019, they can repeat what they did in 2011-2015 when they supported any anti-government initiative.

-Lord
Perhaps it's high time we considered people running as independents, unshackled by the many short-comings of the current political parties we have.
I'll look up what the Nigerian constitution says about that. Partisan politics, with its attendant prejudice, is doing Nigeria no good at the moment
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 3:16pm On Sep 18, 2017
bkool7:
So their reason is because ASUU's strike
Yes, that's one of the reasons stated. Other reasons they gave include the review of minimum wage, payment of staff salary arrears across the nation, the deplorable state of roads etc.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 3:03pm On Sep 18, 2017
MaziOmenuko:
[Nah, you are a Nigerian who rejoices at the sound of bad news and hopes that it will cripple the country.]
You have the liberty to think whatever you will of me. Perception and perspective are free to own.
Whether you admit it or not, the country is currently not moving in the right direction and while industrial actions have their own unwanted cosequencies, the present government has proven not to be very good at dialogue and diplomacy.

MaziOmenuko:
[You claim you have no interest to protect yet you condemn the govt for not recognizing a rogue union! Are you serious? So if NLC has 3 factions due to internal democracy, govt should recognize all of them? So when its time for negotiations concerning this strike, govt should negotiate with who? My friend, you don't know neither do you have an idea of what you are saying. The courts are there to settle any group of people that feel aggrieved, honestly, its not the problem nor concern of govt. Joe Ajero should have taken his opponent to court if he felt aggrieved; thats what everyone does, governors, senators etc. But what did he do? He went rogue and formed his own union. Now you want the govt to recognize its own fraction against the registered NLC?

Na waoh. no need to comment here again. I even thought you had tangible facts to present.
The different micro-unions (NUPENG, NEEA etc) under the supposedly illegal United Labour Congress, each has the power to call its members to embark on strike and the different leaders of these unions have been quoted as calling on their members to stay away from work. So the claims by the government as to the illegality of the proposed strike may likely turn to be ill-advised.
I definitely do not believe embarking on strikes is the best way to solve Nigeria's problems but when those in power do not show any willingness to do the right things, we can't blame workers for going the hard way.
Nigeria's problems apparently did not start with the current administration but they have not shown any signs of a positive change, the best we have gotten from them are myraids of propaganda and lip-service.

I say it again, Nigeria is in dire need of leaders, detribalized, egalitarian and progressive leaders.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 2:21pm On Sep 18, 2017
MaziOmenuko:
Nonsense.
The FG has stated it clearly that it will not sit in a meeting nor negotiate with a rogue union made up of aggrieved minorities from the fallout of the NLC election, who departed to form a parallel labor union.

The FG only recognizes one labor Union and that is the Nigeria Labor Congress, NLC. Any other parallel group claiming to speak for workers in Nigeria is a rogue group and would be treated as such. Any attempt to coerce any one to join your strike either directly or indirectly, forcefully or with subtle please will be met with brute force. Do not forget that economic sabotage is a treasonable offense and the FG wont relent to use the full weight of the law on any economic saboteur.

CC: bamibor and his aggrieved fake union leaders led by Joe Ajaero, take note. Go back to Wabba led NLC and be a responsible comrade before claiming to be embarking on a selfish strike.
Apparently, the government of the day lack the strength of character to face opposition and criticism hence the many erratic responses that have greeted any perceived opposition group. That the government refuses to recognize the United Labour Congress for reasons best known to it speaks clearly of hypocrisy from a party in power, made up of leaders who themselves created a parallel faction of the governors' forum just a few years ago. Apparently, the bodies under the aegies of the ULC are unanimous in their stand and all we need to do is to wait to see how the proposed strike plays out.

Just as a footnote by the way, I am neither a member nor an exco of the United Labour Congress but simply a Nigerian who believes that a lot of things need to change beginning with the clear ineptitude in leadership that has bedevilled the country for many years.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 2:19pm On Sep 18, 2017
MaziOmenuko:
Nonsense.
The FG has stated it clearly that it will not sit in a meeting nor negotiate with a rogue union made up of aggrieved minorities from the fallout of the NLC election, who departed to form a parallel labor union.

The FG only recognizes one labor Union and that is the Nigeria Labor Congress, NLC. Any other parallel group claiming to speak for workers in Nigeria is a rogue group and would be treated as such. Any attempt to coerce any one to join your strike either directly or indirectly, forcefully or with subtle please will be met with brute force. Do not forget that economic sabotage is a treasonable offense and the FG wont relent to use the full weight of the law on any economic saboteur.

CC: bamibor and his aggrieved fake union leaders led by Joe Ajaero, take note. Go back to Wabba led NLC and be a responsible comrade before claiming to be embarking on a selfish strike.
Apparently, the government of the day lack the strength of character to face opposition and criticism hence the many erratic responses that have greeted any perceived opposition group. That the government refuses to recognize the United Labour Congress for reasons best known to it speaks clearly of hypocrisy from a party in power, made up of leaders who themselves created a parallel faction of the governors' forum just a few years ago. Apparently, the bodies under the aegies of the ULC are unanimous in their stand and all we need to do is to wait to see how the proposed strike plays out.

Just as a footnote by the way, I am neither a member nor an exco of the United Labour Congress but simply a Nigerian who believes that a lot of things need to change beginning with the clear ineptitude in leadership that has bedevilled the country for many years.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 2:01pm On Sep 18, 2017
Hofbrauhaus:
Lalasticlala...come oooo
No mind that oga, e no wan make we build this country. If Na snake news now e for Don reach here since smiley
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op):
Antipob777:
PDP and Upon sponsored strike.
Strike or no strike the python must continue to dance.

Ipobs are terrorist and the bastardy must be crushed.

I need Kanu head as soon as possible.

God bless PMB
God bless SE governors
One Nigerian we remain.
How to reply you sef tire me...many are gradually veering off into delusion cool
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:48pm On Sep 18, 2017
Flets:
This is the miniature brain capacity of the Buhari's cheerleaders in and out of asorock.
Really a cause for worry, how so many people, especially youths, seem to have lost their sense of rational reasoning to sentimental judgement and partisan prejudice
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:24pm On Sep 18, 2017
obonujoker:
Lolsss... by the time we the Yoruba Muslims and Buhari bring army to dance on your skulls, y'a will dance back to your jobs
I don't understand the sense of reasoning behind your comment. I'll just assume you're trying to employ some sarcasm.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op):
otokx:
which unions make up ULC?
It includes both the the telecommunications, oil and other trade unions like nupeng, electricity workers, national union of banks, insurance and financial employees.etc

Just imagine all banks and financial services providers going on strike. That's akin to a death blow to the Nigerian economy.
Nigeria needs leaders, good leaders, as a matter of critical emergency.

PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:16pm On Sep 18, 2017
richidinho:
You guys are not yet tired of blaming people and their organizations shey?
It beats my imagination how anyone could see the current happenings in the country and resort to playing politics with the future of our nation. *baffling
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:14pm On Sep 18, 2017
lordimmaogidi:
interesting, they should all go on strike
Well, if shutting the country down is what it'll take for those at the helm to be jolted into positive action then we have to settle for that.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:12pm On Sep 18, 2017
DEXTROVERT:
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This is no time for patisan bias or childish party politicking, Nigeria is veering towards self destruction and we must all speak out and work to save our country whatever party or tribe we belong to. Shikena!
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:11pm On Sep 18, 2017
Mekanus:
This is commendable, Nigeria needs total overhaul.
My brother, the country is crying out for an ideological and leadership revolution.
PoliticsRe: United Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:08pm On Sep 18, 2017
MODs please kindly make this visible. Nigeria needs help
PoliticsUnited Labour Congress Commences Strike Nationwide by Bamibor(op): 1:05pm On Sep 18, 2017
The United Labour Congress of Nigeria (ULC) has commenced a nationwide strike.

The union is downing their tools over the failure of the government to register the union, failure to address Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) issues, deplorable state of Nigerian roads, minimum wage increase, among other demands.

The affiliated unions of ULC include Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Electricity Workers, Nigerian Union of Mine Workers, National Union of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions employees, Association of Nigerian aviation professionals, among others.

Kaduna state ULC chairman, Ephraim James confirmed that the nationwide industrial action commences midnight of Monday, September 18, 2017 until further notice.

In a statement signed by Mr Joe Ajaero, President of the ULC, the union demands that, “The Federal Government bans the stationing of the Army and Police in our workplaces and factory premises. The Government should demand that the Federal Ministry of Labour sets up a task force immediately to carry out factory inspections as most of our factories are death traps.

“An immediate review of the Privatisation of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) to save Nigerians the agony of suffering under the suffocating darkness which the GENCOs and DISCOs have foisted on the nation and immediately prevail on AMCON and Barrister Nwaobike (SAN); the receiver manager of Delta Steel Company Ovwian Aladja who short-paid workers by 75% to quickly rectify it and repay the deficit.

“The immediate payment of all the arrears of salaries owed Nigerian workers at all levels of Government without exception.

“The Federal Government honours its 2009 agreement with University Lecturers under the umbrella of ASUU quickly and commence negotiations with them on new issues so that our universities will re-open.

“The roads leading to all the Petroleum refineries and Depots nation-wide be repaired by the Government to avoid the present carnage of lives, wastage of products and properties on these roads.

“That the proposed Bill at the National Assembly seeking to control free speech couched under the guise of the Bill against hate speech but has the real intention of protecting the ruling elite from being held accountable by the citizenry. We therefore demand the discontinuance of that obnoxious Bill by whoever sponsored it.

“The withholding of registration certificate of the ULC be stopped and the certificate released forthwith so that the nation’s Industrial Relations clime will be made more inclusive and robust.

“The immediate inclusion of all representatives of labour in the various committees, Agencies and Directorates of Government and not singling out just one centre for these purposes negating the tenets of the nation’s Laws. Any of such appointments that have been done contrary to this, we demand an immediate reversal.

“The immediate inauguration of the national minimum wage negotiating committee in line with the above so that it can commence sitting instantly.”
https://www.channelstv.com/2017/09/18/united-labour-congress-commences-nationwide-strike/

Jobs/VacanciesRe: 2016 Firstbank Graduate Trainee Programme by Bamibor: 12:44pm On Sep 18, 2017
juddexy2:
Guys, this room is too quiet Oo. My inclination tells me TS to start October spanning through to December (12weeks) after which postings and proper work commences by January 2018. Probationary period to last for 6 months (June 2018) and confirmation to take place same month. FBN need to send mails now if my proposition is what they have in mind so that 2 weeks notice can be given to various employers before resignation

My inclination also tells me that those who are yet to be called for AC would be contacted during period of training (prolly on Saturdays) and they are to form the next batch of TS.

Please the reliable source here is my thinking which may be right or wrong! Ciao
From my observation of past threads and discussions with a current first Bank SE who's also a training school hopeful, I had come to the same conclusion of early October, however I've been silently praying that it comes after this ongoing ASUU strike, "I neva write my final post grad exams o" (*selfish huh undecided)...was to take it just before the strike commenced. As for the duration of the training school, we can't be certain but certainly won't be less than three months and confirmation is usually 6 months after TS. I'm still hopeful that everything will work out perfectly sha.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Access Bank Versus First Bank:graduate Trainee by Bamibor: 12:16pm On Sep 15, 2017
tosbobby:
I would prefer first bank if the issue of favourtism and caucus can be eradicated.
The old staff dey show new and young staff sheyge especially the contract ones.
They will encourage you to blow whistle and the whistle administrators will still hint the subject person about your actions. After that, guy they save oooo because you don see job for Ilepo grin

Staff are not equal at first bank. I do not know about access bank anyway.
Interesting. Do you work at first bank?
PoliticsRe: Femi Falana: "Buhari Should Withdraw Soldiers From Nnamdi Kanu's Residence" by Bamibor: 9:06pm On Sep 13, 2017
Pythondancef:
I have been a silent reader on Nairaland but I had to register just to tell how disappointed I am with Buhari and the military. I have traveled far and wide and I tell you that it's very hard to see military men(in uniforms) in other countries. I traveled to the US last year and I didn't see a single soldier throughout my stay. I only saw soldiers on TV but never did I see them on the streets.

It's totally unacceptable and unconstitutional of the Nigerian Army to invade civilian areas in a show of force. You don't intimidate civilian populace with weapons, especially in an area where the tension is high. It's complete terrorism on the part of the Army and I would like to advise them to stop whatever they are doing. The police should be deployed in cases like this.

It's just like a lion threatening to eat a rat and then few weeks later the lion comes closer to the rats house all in the name of "Show of force". Don't you think the rat would attack the lion just to gurrantee its safety? Don't you think the rat has reasons to attack first because of fear? This provocation by the Nigerian Army should stop, this Biafran issue should not be escalated further. The military should leave the court to decide Kanu's fate, they cannot take laws into their own hands.

I am not a Biafran supporter in anyway. All reasonable Nigerians should be against this madness. If we don't condemn the Nigerian military now, they will do this over and over again with impunity and you wouldn't know when it's going to be your turn. You might praise the army and condemn the Igbos now, but remember that we live in a world of karma.

I agree with Falana and all Nigerians APC or PDP should do the same..
Nothing more to add to your comments, I'll simply say I'm happy we still have Nigerians like you. God bless you!
PoliticsRe: Soldiers Attack Journalists In Umuahia, Destroy Properties by Bamibor: 3:50pm On Sep 12, 2017
Francisayo:
Biafrans and their cheap propaganda...
They will call for violence and yet they will be d on crying and wailing..... The worst part of it is that they will be saying d world is watching..... Do u tink Trump will come to Nigeria to declare Biafra republic or u think Israel or Turkey will wage war against Nigeria because of Biafra.......KANU has really brainwashed u people.......But I'm sure this time d Nigeria Army won't let him escape d way Ojukwu did...he will have to face d rhythm of wat he started.....
Most times reading through several suchlike posts like the one you just made, leaves me in utter amazement at the thinking of the average, supposedly educated and enlightened Nigerian youth. The fact that most of us find it so difficult to separate ethnic, religious and cultural bigotry and prejudice from the simple demands of "commonsenseism" leaves little hope for Nigeria as an entity with a future worth looking forward to. For you to have read about the blatant disregard for the rule of law and the abuse of basic human rights and all you could come up with were those shortsighted and under-dressed comments, reeking of tribal prejudice and smallmindedness, it goes to show how little possibility there is for us to have a peaceful coexistence in our "beloved Nigeria". Whatever side of the divide you stand poilitcally or religiously should not cause you to lose your value for the dignity of life and the struggle for the pursuit of happiness (whatever that is, for any body or group of persons). Scotland held a referendum last year on exiting the United Kingdom, the United Kingdom itself held a referendum on leaving the EU, Catalan and Basque regions of Spain are planning their own referendum to decide their fate. All of these are countries much less populated and far less diverse than Nigeria. Why would it be impossible for the same process to be allowed here in Nigeria without any blatant abuse of human right?

While Nnamdi Kanu may have overstepped certain boundaries in his agitations, it is no secret to anyone that the crux of his struggle is an ideal that is shared by the majority of his people. Why force a bitter pill down their throat?

Anyway I just decided to reply to your comment because I strongly believe that Nigeria, especially our youth, needs a complete ideological overhaul, we must stop allowing ourselves to be used as tools in the hands of corrupt stocks from the older generation who employ the sensationalism of racial, religious and cultural prejudice to excite and mislead us.

No ill feelings towards you, just my thoughts on your comments. Cheers!
Jobs/VacanciesRe: First Bank Graduate Trainee Recruitment From May 16-30, 2013-apply Now!!! by Bamibor: 8:10am On Sep 02, 2017
bartho77:
Hello guys, splendid morning to you all.....
Guys, please the date of birth on my birth certificate and waec cert did not tally......my birth cert shows 13/3/1992(correct) and my waec shows 19/5/1992(wrong). I went to table my complaints at the waec office and they said I have to submit my original waec cert and birth cert through the principal of my secondary school. The young lady also said it will take up to 6months- 1year before I receive my rectified waec cert. I plan to swear an affidavit backing my birth cert. but someone told me that financial institutions don't accept affidavits........pls I need u guys more than ever now.
I am not speaking authoritatively but I don't think you will have any issues as the error is quite negligible. You can still swear an affidavit and go with it. Cheers!
HealthRe: Mosquitoes Are Our Friends, Stop Killing Them - UNILORIN Professor Decries by Bamibor: 2:06pm On Jun 06, 2017
NeuroBoss:
The then Dr Ande was my lecturer at the University of Ilorin at the Department of Zoology. He is arguably on of the best lecture red in Unilorin and everyone loves him.

In our entomology classes, Dr Ande has always been saying this from the biological roles some of these insects play and trying to downplay their notorious acts.

My Oga is not oblivious of the harms mosquitoes have caused and are still causing.

I hope I were there, I am very sure he would have comically and intelligently proved his points.

Professor Ande is the best.

We all loved him.

Unilorin, 2011 Zoology graduate.
You're so on point. This man literally inspired me to be a lecturer. He's the best I know, he lectures like that's what he was born to do.
From my first contact with him during remedial programme in those days I was awestruck with his genial, brilliant and absolutely lovable personality.
I would buy the DVD for that inaugural lecture if I could find it. cheesy wink
CelebritiesRe: Ese Eriata Fumbles On The Meaning Of B.Sc On International TV (Video) by Bamibor: 3:57pm On May 27, 2017
dangotesmummy:
be reasonable. What is wrong there? Are you trying to be mischievous or what?
He's been reasonable, very reasonable by not resorting to tongue-lashing and standing up for mediocrity like you did and as a matter-of-factly, you got it wrong, accept that in humility. There's no apostrophe accompanying the words "bachelor" and "master"
You only have Bachelor of Science and Master of science. Regards.
CelebritiesRe: Ese Eriata Fumbles On The Meaning Of B.Sc On International TV (Video) by Bamibor: 3:56pm On May 27, 2017
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PoliticsRe: One Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op): 9:13pm On Mar 12, 2017
ImadeUReadThis:
Denial is a Nijeriyan

The human mind has a primitive ego defense mechanism that negates all realities that produce too much stress for the brain to handle. It’s called Denial.

For eons mankind evolved and stumbled around in the midst of great catastrophic disasters and were once considered staple food for predators.

We survived the ice age not because we were able to adapt physically or develop necessary skills to cope with the great shift in climate but because our brains blocked off existential and impending doom ahead of us. Rather than focus on the daunting task ahead we chose daily chores and tasks from finding shelter, food and whatnot. We essentially survived because we played the ostrich and carried on as if there was no problem. This is one of the only benefits to which self denial can grant the human existence.

Keep Calm & Carry On

Mankind has always found denial as a necessary defense mechanism in dealing with Armageddon. We keep postponing the date and with that we have grown more arrogant. With arrogance comes pride and with pride comes a great fall.

Denial is thus a critical part of the human coping mechanism. A sort of bio delay switch that keeps us from flicking the suicide button.

I will thus define denial as the degree of optimism.

While it is good to have an optimistic view on life it will be foolhardy to negate reality and facts to the foreground in dealing with a challenge.

Nigerians are by far the most optimistic people. They have no choice on this. It is either they keep on hoping and denying the daunting challenges they face daily or they end up going mad.

We have all read the Stats that states that well over 40% of Lagosians face one form of mental disorder. If it were not for denial in the form of hope we can rightly predict the chances of majority of Lagosians will be roaming the streets outright mad.

Bearing this in mind, we see Nigerians still hoping and denying the realities on ground.

They deny the ongoing islamization agenda even in the midst of a jihadist campaign raging in the north east. They are quick to accept the official narrative from the buhari govt that the ongoing genocide by fulani herdsmen is the handwork of Libyans.

This is inspite of all solid facts ,evidence and historical antecedents that proves that there is indeed a northern islamization agenda.

Foolishly they still deny reality.
Your average Nijeriyan is no different than a wildebeest herd.

Constantly harassed by larger Predators day and night, the herbivores of the Serengeti have always appeared to live a terrorised life when viewed from a human perspective. But contrary to how we humans see the large games of the savanah, the harassment they constantly face from hyenas and lions are more of a nuisance to them as their primary concern is to find suitable grazing fields and get down to the business of procreation.

This is God's grand design for animals of prey. They exist in constant denial of the threats that loom beyond the tall golden grass. Without that denial, the wildebeest will probably not bother grazing talk more of procreating.

I see a lot of self induced myopia instigated by a mind in denial among Nijeriyans especially among those who I expect to know better. For some reason the threat is so overwhelming that the simply wish it away and where it appears inevitable they resort to hope as a final solace. "It can't happen to me and my family"; "It is not our portion". These are what herded or animals in a group, flock or school of fish rely on as a last defence mechanism. The strength of numbers and the sacrifice of those in the outer realms of the herd gives the members solace.

So in so many ways, those who refuse to see the reality are those who are in denial of the threat and who arrogate a sense of immunity from the same threat on the very hope that some others will have to be sacrificed for them to live.

This is the life of a rat and not a man.
Wow! At first glance, it felt like a daunting task to have to read through this post of yours but having now gone through, I'm thankful I did. You couldn't have painted the Nigerian (or to borrow your word, Nijeriyan) idealogy any better. Although I believe there are yet some who have not gotten so lost in this 'denial complex'. We can't continue to hide our heads in the sand with Ostritch-like foolhardiness, now is the time for everyone of us to accept and confront the truths that stare us in the face.
PoliticsRe: One Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op): 8:42pm On Mar 12, 2017
ImadeUReadThis:
The matrix of lies that keep Nigerians enslaved to Nigeria
Truly the lies we try to choke ourselves with even when truth stares us in the face, those have been our greatest bane as a nation...
PoliticsRe: One Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op): 8:35pm On Mar 12, 2017
ImadeUReadThis:
"The system is our enemy. But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, these people are still a part of that system and that makes them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it"

- Morpheus
Hmm! I'm not conversant with this quote, still trying to internalize the thoughts of the author vis a vis our own polity in Nigeria
PoliticsRe: One Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op): 8:27pm On Mar 12, 2017
FitnessDoctor:
Bamibor... my question in no way got answered... You circled around it.. The question goes... What are you trying to do with this post? Are you trying to create or encourage the creation of a movement... or are you just telling us in your own way the same thing we already know but are too lazy to change?
I did attempt to answer your question. Perhaps it's an issue of how I comprehended it.
My assumption is that by "the same thing we already know", you mean the truth about how we are often excusing and even celebrating the mediocrity that is rife in successive political administrations. If that is correct, I will say for those who know this truth, this is a wake up call to live it and for those whose eyes are yet to be open to it, it's a pointer which I hope will enable them do an inward search.

As a side comment, I like the analytical frame of your questions.
PoliticsRe: One Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op): 8:18pm On Mar 12, 2017
ImadeUReadThis:
The truth will kill these zombies that's why they avoid it like vampires avoid bright sunlight.
Anyone who is averse to truth, is signing up for bondage and slavery (in our case, political, intellectual, economic, religious (etc.) bondage)...After all the Holy writ says "It is the truth that sets free".
PoliticsRe: One Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op): 8:11pm On Mar 12, 2017
FitnessDoctor:
So what is the essence of your post... Are you just to stir up a movement for the redirection of the Nigerian motive.... or are you just voicing out what we already know but are too lazy to change

Bamibor:
True to your latter assertion, many of us or perhaps I should say some of us can often discern the truth but ever so often, allow the veils of religious, ethnic, or political sentiments and bigotry to cloud our judgements, and we indirectly help the irresposible leaders to keep our nation in limbo...what we need is to be truthful to ourselves and to publicly own up to the truth
PoliticsOne Reason Nigeria May Never Advance by Bamibor(op):
I have observed with pained silence and patriotic chagrin, as many individuals and groups have contnued to 'throw parties' and hold 'pro-Buhari rallies' supposedly to celebrate the safe return of our President.

Before I continue, let me point out that I am neither a member of the opposition nor do I have any personal grudges against the person of P. M. B. I am, if there be any need for a tag, simply 'pro-Nigeria'.

Back to my point, I want to ask every Nigerian that still have full control over their political and nationalistic thinking faculties to sincerely consider how the recovery of a sick public official (as grateful as we should ofcourse be) should become an issue of political propaganda, almost being touted as an administration's achievement.

Discountenancing the fact that the treatment had to be 'imported', many of us have unabashedly taken to the streets (including the streets of social media), to participate in rallies to celebrate 'the greatest achievement of this administration so far' -the recovery of our president.

Indeed, when a people have become so accustomed to failure an ineptitude, mediocrity becomes celebrated.

That is presently our case in Nigeria.

If anything, the return of the president should provoke a sober reflection on our sorry state, as a country where ear infection and routine check-up is too big an ask for our medical professionals.

If as a nation we are to take off and join the track with those moving towards development, if we are to have any chance of ever genuinely rubbing shoullders with other developed countries, then we must as a matter critical necessity, begin to tell ourselves the truth -we must cease to celebrate mediocrity and demand responsibility from our leaders.

We must know when to give praise and when to simply acknowledge that elected officials are doing what they were elected for.

Nigeria cannot continue celebrating mediocrity else we may never truly realize our potential.

@Emmanuel Iremise

@ Mynd44 OAM4J kindly make this visible
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Kpmg Graduate Trainee Aptitude Test 2015 by Bamibor: 6:18pm On Feb 01, 2017
Please kindly send me the study pack too. Emmabamibor@gmail.com

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