₦airaland Forum

MzPecs:
Hehehehehehe

APC and lies is just like bread and butter!

JustCurious:
This is so unfair.

Perhaps, the lady in question is reading this. Please note that you have not done well at all. Integrity is key. And, we all reap what we sow. It's just a matter of time, trust me. It's a golden rule...!
If I were you, I would do the needful. Return op's money and Just let it slide... Or why would you be a stumbling block for others who need help, genuinely?! We still got loads of people out there with good, appreciative hearts. God bless them.

[See as e dey pain me like say na my money... *sniffs* I detest injustice.]

iliyande:
How do you know if you’re on the path of repentance? What does the penitent life look like? How can you tell if someone you love is really changing? People who are serious about change tend to display similar behaviors that let you know they are on the right track. Here are a few signs you’ll find in a truly repentant person:

Repentant people are willing to confess all their sins, not just the sins that got them in trouble.

A house isn’t clean until you open every closet and sweep every corner. People who truly desire to be clean are completely honest about their lives. No more secrets.

Repentant people face the pain that their sin caused others.

They invite the victims of their sin (anyone hurt by their actions) to express the intensity of emotions that they feel—anger, hurt, sorrow, and disappointment. Repentant people do not give excuses or shift blame. They made the choice to hurt others, and they must take full responsibility for their behavior.

Repentant people ask forgiveness from those they hurt.

They realize that they can never completely “pay off” the debt they owe their victims. Repentant people don’t pressure others to say, “I forgive you.” Forgiveness is a journey, and the other person needs time to deal with the hurt before they can forgive. All that penitent people can do is admit their indebtedness and humbly request the undeserved gift of forgiveness.

Repentant people remain accountable to a small group of mature Christians.

They gather a group of friends around themselves who hold them accountable to a plan for clean living. They invite the group to question them about their behaviors. And they follow the group’s recommendations regarding how to avoid temptation.

Repentant people accept their limitations.

They realize that the consequences of their sin (including the distrust) will last a long time, perhaps the rest of their lives. They understand that they may never enjoy the same freedom that other people enjoy. Sex offenders or child molesters, for example, should never be alone with children. Alcoholics must abstain from drinking. Adulterers must put strict limitations on their time with members of the opposite sex. That’s the reality of their situation, and they willingly accept their boundaries.

Repentant people are faithful to the daily tasks God has given them.

We serve a merciful God who delights in giving second chances. God offers repentant people a restored relationship with Him and a new plan for life.

Come, let us return to the Lord. He has torn us to pieces but he will heal us; he has injured us but he will bind up our wounds. After two days he will revive us; on the third day he will restore us, that we may live in his presence. (Hosea 6:1-2, emphasis added)

Cc:lalasticlala, ishilove

moyinoluwabun:
Few people that can forecast d future saw it before election too. All his approach to things now doesn't position him to look like someone who's competence. He's only using nigeria to test his democratic value without anything to offer. President-in-training or better still call him Trainee president.

BlackTechnology:
;DWe warn the sophisticated slaves but they heed not. Rather they said we are supporting Jonathan because he is our brother


Their Northern masters are already taking all positions. Instead of speaking out against it, they are busy still blaming Jonathan

Smoke2015:
Look I saw this one legged approach to governance long before the elections. I tried to say it but my tiny voice was drowned by the baying mob of change seekers who refused to see beyond the emotional lynch mob who saw all the evil in the world in Jonathan.
We all failed to look at his past performance as a hamstrung military dictator whose main achievements where the war against indiscipline and the long prison terms that were handed over to hapless politicians. I knew it will come to this, I knew that the only song he could sing was that of the anti corruption lame song.
Even with that, I knew he would still be stunted. I knew he would not achieve much in a democratic state where he would just not be able to throw people into jail without recourse to the judicial system. He has cried out in frustration that the judiciary was aiding and abetting the corrupt officials. What did he expect, that he would just catch people and throw them into the gulag just like that? See the way Sambo Dasuki is embarrassing him in the courts and his personal vendetta against that one is so glaring that it's almost childish.

Look our problems today is much more than corruption. The way things are, I do not even care about any corruption again, I have even began to miss Jonathan's corruption. We need to reflate this economy, this Buhari's regime as presently configured does not have the capacity to understand that and is technically bereft to offer immediate solutions.

Did you all read that foreign opinion which circulated last week. Did you see how they insinuated that these gerontocrats archaic policies was driving away investors. No good news is coming out of our land. Foreign businesses especially South African businesses are being targeted. Just recently the huge Supermarket which employs thousands of Nigerians have been shut down claiming that they are selling expired products. This is a copy cat move by the Lagos government following the 'body Language' they have read from the Federal Government. The implications of this on Foreign Investment and the signal to the economy is lost on these useless marauders.

Today instead of a systematic policy of integration and a coordinated assault on the economy from both the fiscal and monetary angles what we get is a military type regime of fines. My brother at the last count, MTN, Guinness are suffering and I am sure a lot more is coming. This is bully economic tactics. How this will resolve long term infrastructural issues and worsening economic indices beats me.

Today anytime our lanky President speaks, it's about corruption, looters secretly returning the funds and how the judiciary is not helping him jail people. His advisers are left with nothing to proclaim but his body language as his achievements. Which body language can you read from a man who is almost permanently in the air. Fourteen foreign trips in six months, billions spent on the Presidential fleet, nothing fundamental coming out of those trips. The sweet smell of change is gradually turning into a foul smell of fart coming out of Buhari's backside.

We are hungry, we are loosing our jobs and crime is back with a vengeance, the rule of law is witnessing an unusual assault, small business is suffering the financial sector is in a comatose, ideas are drying up and the largest economy in Africa is on its knees in submission to a reformed dictator with no idea of modern economic trends surrounded by a band of advisers who remind me of drunken sailors in children fiction.

Kai, the Banks are beginning to show systemic distress. The CBN has come out to aggressively denounce it. They claim that no bank is in distress. That is the biggest lie from the pit of HELL. We know which banks are dying, we know which banks are no longer liquid and this thoughtless TSA policy is the main death knell to these Banks. The banks should have been given enough time to unlock their positions before this military type order which has led them to unraveling positions in almost a distress type sale to meet up the deadline and those who did not do that on time where slammed with monster fines. I can see that Baba is replacing long term jail sentences with world record fines. Laughter is my companion this Sunday morning as I write. Since the judiciary won't allow convictions, then let's slam Fines. Everything and everybody will be fined.

I saw this incompetence, I saw it very early and I shouted but like the lone voice in the wilderness I was not hearkened upon. Oh yea children of Nigeria, blood and sorrow will continue to be your plight until we stand up in one voice and shout the hallelujah by taking our own cross in our hands for we have no government.

The December deadline for the elimination of Boko Haram will certainly be another joke. I hear over 150 soldiers have been massacred recently. There has been no official confirmation so I will not comment, but whatever is the case, I still see the Boko Haram onslaught going far into our nearest future. The Biafrans are crying although misguided but the steam its gathering is being fueled by the frustrations of joblessness, fuel scarcity, harsh economic climate and rudderless leadership hence the seeming legitimacy of a very stupid and callous crusade.

Was Buhari prepared for this, I think not or why would it take him over six months to promulgate a cabinet of the usual suspects. If you were going to settle for Amaechi and Fashola why take that long. You see the mistake Buhari made was that unlike his predecessors Gowon and Obasanjo he never schooled himself after his overthrow. To the best of my knowledge he went back to Daura to his Cows neglecting to keep himself abreast with the happenings in global political economics. Obasanjo became a world statesman, engaging in various platforms of intellectual sagacity, delivering papers with global dimension and being respected for that. So when he came back, he understood the issues, the need for lesser government, the need to remove the subsidy on petrol, the need to create jobs, push for infrastructure and opening up the telecoms sector with little government involvement. What we saw was the foundations of the rebirth of the middle class and the continous push to the economic eldorado which crystallized in the Jonathan era.

Today what we are hearing is the over centralization of government. A policy of the 70s, a national carrier an idea that reminds you of cavemen tactics and a President who doubles as the Minister of Petroleum. We are back in the olden days of big government with its attendant inefficiencies, painfully slow policy formulation with little or no policy execution. The limiting of ground breaking ideas for fear of being clamped down or being totally ignored.

I saw it. I swear I saw it and I remain complacent fighting to keep a job that is being daily berated with thankless policies which continue to constrict the economy. Buhari, I thank you for the more people that Boko Haram has killed, for the businesses that have died and for the ones that cannot pay salaries, thank you sir. We will soon meet at the polls.

I saw this. I swear, I saw it.

Joseph Edgar is an investment banker, award winning writer/author, and non conformist.
He writes mostly from a satirical point of view and also comments on socio-economic issues.
He blogs at josephedgarng.bogspot.com

http://josephedgarng..com.ng/2015/11/buharis-incompetence-i-saw-it.html

CR77:
Biafra is the only hope of south east people. Nigeria government should let us go so that we can manage our resources and develop our region. We are tired of this marriage called Nigeria.



NIGERIA 53 years report card
Electricity..............E8
Education.............F9
Prostitution..........A1
Good Road.............D7
Banking Sector......E8
Bombing...............A1.
Creativity..................D7
Telecommunication....E8
Security....................F9
Corruption...............A1
Cash Embezzlement.A1
Leadership...............F9
Job opportunity.........F9.............
ni9ja I hail o

StunningCEO:
Empty noise makers......clamp down on the biafraudians.....locked them up and find Kanu guilty of terrorism.....execute him immediately.

stickncarrot:
We don't know about your credible leaders and governors. The only person that can talk to us is Nnamdi KANU. The people protesting are the members of IPOB chaired by Nnamdi Kanu.


He is the only person that can speak to us on this matter vis-à-vis we have our demands with him.

bugzbunny:
Wat has igbo leaders got to do with biafra
Give referendum....
Bring back confab report
Give Niger delta total control of the resources

BlackTechnology:
Hypocrisy is when you support the creation of the state of Palestine but oppose Biafra

UN Referendum in Scottish Style

Candyrain:
Why are they still holding onto Nnamdi Kanu if the presidency really want the protests to be put on hold, huh?

Armaggedon:
lmao! Rochas will lead Buhari to doom

Candyrain:
Why are they still holding onto Nnamdi Kanu if the presidency really want the protests to be put on hold, huh?

stickncarrot:
We don't know about your credible leaders and governors. The only person that can talk to us is Nnamdi KANU. The people protesting are the members of IPOB chaired by Nnamdi Kanu.


He is the only person that can speak to us on this matter vis-à-vis we have our demands with him.

bugzbunny:
Wat has igbo leaders got to do with biafra
Give referendum....
Bring back confab report
Give Niger delta total control of the resources

Candyrain:
Why are they still holding onto Nnamdi Kanu if the presidency really want the protests to be put on hold, huh?

BlackTechnology:
Hypocrisy is when you support the creation of the state of Palestine but oppose Biafra

UN Referendum in Scottish Style

krendo:
Handing money to APC Igbo leaders to condemn IPOB will not quench the protest!

Only an offer of true federalism, devolution followed with a referendum on independence will solve this problem.

If Presidency start implementing the last confab report and devolve government. I can see majority of Igbos voting to stay in naija.

captainflash:
The moment we all vote an ibpo man, nigeria economy will break down for sure, our money will be stolen, people will cry and develope heart break, Biafra will be the FCT of nigeria, our children will be using their legs has a means of transportation.

SirJeffry:
...because the Igbos now pose a threat to Nigeria's sovereignty abi?

Would you have said this if it was not for this Biafra saga Sir?

prettysolid:
Since I have been saying it,it was assumed I was only being tribalistic. Now we've heard from the horses mouth.
If u also want to know what their women are like, this same woman is a good example ,just read the reply of her brothers to this her statement, then ull get more insight of what their women are like.

They r opening their yansh and I am just here to confirm what I already know and even see if there is a new addition

ShowYourCertificate:
Even Dele Momodu has joined the wailing wailer's club

He has now realised that Buhari is truly a dullard

ziccoit:
Nothing in this life is important except you know God and follow His directives. I believe she would agree to trade all she has for her health if she was presented with the opportunity. This is a strong message to those who think they have conquered life and walking on land in great arrogance.

Vision4God:
Wen u put ur trust n hop in man, disappointment is ur numbr 1 friend, followed by anger, frustration n pain.

SeverusSnape:
Lamenting lamenters


Come and collect your 5k.

Sai baba, Sai Barbra!

WombRaiders:
Wait your turn.

When you are 80 they will recognise you in the apc

Rose2014:


Senate wailing
Sahara reporters wailing
APC youth leader wailing
United States wailing
Unemployed graduates waiting for 5k wailing
APC e-warriors wailing
Hungry pupils wailing
Generator sellers wailing
Trekkers wailing
Nigerians at gas stations wailing
Investors wailing


I'm sorry to announce at this juncture, that the Wailing wailers membership form haff finished. And we neither have light nor fuel to print more

In other words, No more admission of new members

NJPot:
yoruba people self and rituals

Chibuzoc:
free biafra or face the 10 plague of Egypt

jlinkd78:
Mr Fayose ride on. U are gradually becoming d brave face of constructive opposition in Nigeria. All u said is d truth.