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tellwisdom:
Pusssy nigga..He hasn't even started making money, he don begin open teeth for camera. You wey no go eat evening food if you no wash plate

hummerwise:
even peeps from other african countries defended the nigerian flag wif a stiff response..
but look at that nigerian man(UGOCHUKWU EZE OKONKWO) thats suppose to be doing dsame chose to be an alien...

what a shame!

ladyF:
Nigeria my country....

Same old story, I give up on the present generation of leaders abeg!!! Maybe when they are all dead, upcoming generations may be able to move the country forward. Until then.....

obiorathesubtle:
ok. Utmost sincerity, no vex o! But with this jegede so called writing skills wey I see ehn, if you open blog, na only you and gbenga go dy read your blog!

NextGovernor:
Analog ministers in Digital era. lol

bossOD:
I saw this on Facebook and decide to share, this is really true love,
how many of our women can build a great home this days??
so disturbing the rate at which our women has fallen from the way our mothers built their home, hmmmm

ladies wake up.

Osezua:
Muhammadu Buhari talks a good game, but he’s already resurrecting the transactional, ethnic politics of his predecessors.

The dust has finally begun to settle. For Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, it was pixie dust, which enveloped and elevated him, along with the entire country, into an epic global spotlight that is only now starting to recede. The March 2015 presidential election marked the first time in Nigeria’s history that the ruling party stepped aside for the opposition, a story that graced the front pages and airwaves of major media outlets the world over. Buhari’s victory was framed as a new dawn for Africa’s wealthiest and most populous nation — a nation whose failure to curb widespread corruption and insecurity has been consistently blamed on the absence of strong leadership.

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Rawani:
Bamanga Tukur quits politics, supports Buhari’s govt

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A former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Bamanga Tukur says he has quit partisan politics.
Bamanga said he has left politics for the younger generation having served in various capacities as a politician, and preferred to be an elder statesman and adviser.

Speaking at his 80th birthday anniversary yesterday at his residence in Abuja, Bamanga, a former governor of the defunct Gongola State said his doors were open to all who might wish to seek his advice on issues bordering on politics and business.
He said that he had added value to governance in the country and advised politicians to play politics as a game by the rules.
According to him, he was a victim of dictatorship and had decided to join forces with like-minded democrats to press for democratic republicanism leading to the formation of the PDP.

As one of the founders and foundation members of the PDP, the former party chairman said he had introduced sanity in the party, internal democracy, party discipline and supremacy.
“It is time to say goodbye to formal politics. I have used several political platforms to serve my country. It is time to rest. I leave partisan politics for the younger generation,” he said.

He noted that because of the long years of military rule in Nigeria, politicians have not yet internalised and applied the principle of internal party democracy, expressing optimism that with time, party democracy will be entrenched in party system.

Bamanga, who is the President, African Business Roundtable (ABR) also called on Nigerians to support the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure that it succeeded.

Bamanga also congratulated ex-President Goodluck Jonathan for fashioning out a credible electoral system for Nigeria and for his statesman-like concession of victory at the last presidential election. Vice President, ECOWAS Commission, Dr. Toga Mackintosh, in a lecture lamented the inability of African countries to forge a formidable integration to be a relevant player at the world stage.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/bamanga-tukur-quits-politics-supports-buhari-s-govt/110982.html

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falconey:
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M4gunners:
And what are trying to make out of this? Is the hospital world class or not? He has built the hospital already you can go there and see by urself. If they are no qualified Doctors to treat him well, he has right to go anywhere and treat himself.

cityAdventures:
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