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I gat you...

Johnzzy:
That is not what I'm implying bro. I'm saying that for example, the average gateman that sleeps on duty is innately corrupt.
In 'saner climes', office holders resign for things as 'petty' as cheating on ones spouse. The issue enshrouding Nigeria, is just the SYSTEM. So no matter how you vote in or vote out, the irony of it all is that that same system produces those who are alleged saviours.
So everything remains an 'intertwined twine'. Simple. One love.

......but when someone steals, they are not corrupt? :/

Damn!

Those two bufoons are the original templates for incompetence, just like their drunken master from the creeks.

otokx:
Even if power drops to 0MW, it will make no difference to us in UNIPORT where it has been permanent darkness for many months.

NEBO should be sacked, alongside AMADI the NERC guy.

You forgot to mention his driver, cook & the fact his daughter is married to an ibo man. They should try another line....

holatin:
Really ?? so he hated other religion like this.














But tell me how he allow his beloved daughter to marry and practice Christian/ Christianity

Tell me what you problem is

The scandals associated with this administration is just too overwhelming....

Stayed off kpekus for like 2 years 9 months, yeah, like seriously....

Mtn is the biggest rogue organization in Africa. NCC seems compromised in this regard of standing up to them, tragically. I think the best thing is to revv up a #boycotMTN# movement, maybe that would jolt them to their senses. I already stopped using their sim for calls, just data. Barawo network......

My biggest companion these days is my transistor, since we hardly ever get electricity. Keeps me sane & abreast of happenings around though it beggars belief that we still relying heavily on such device at this turn of civilization. But i often run away from certain stations, those OAPs fake accent can be so nauseating & annoying,...yuck yuck yuck!!!!

Na dunking (no 1) sure pass lol.....

LMAO!... Na France sure pass bru, permutations ther is on another frequency....... *wink*

100Cents:
You must be from France..

As a delegate, i'l take the former parts of A & B, then choose the latter part of C, cos the former parts of A & B has taken care of the former part of C....

100Cents:
You are a delegate.

A. $3000, vote for Atiku

B. $2000, vote for Rochas.

C. Abeg, vote for Buhari.

Oya, chose one..

Wondered why they shut the first thread down. Anyways, dayum!....belle dey sweet me die.

Sai Buhari!

Dayum!....belle dey sweet me die.

Sai Buhari!

Dayum!....belle dey sweet me die.

Sai Buhari!

Lets leave the pastors alone in this case abeg. I blame the mumu followers....

PastorKun:
Do prisoners earn income It would be the most callous thing for any pastor to even collect offerings from prisoners talkless of tithes.

Very profound. I hope you win today. May God/ Allah guide you to victory!!!

Ok, thanks.

djbazz:
From limca bus stop after tom tan hotel...

Bru, which side this rice farm road dey for bdg?....i mean which general area. I dey bdg by d way, never heard of it.....

djbazz:
4k monthly...lagos state rice farm road Badagry

You even forgot to mention the hothead, John Mcain. As at the time of the 2008 presidential contest, he was 72. Would anyone think the Republicans where stupid to field him or the Americans that did at the polls?
The biggest threat to Nigeria IMO is not just corruption or bad leadership in itself but the retrogressive, immature & very pedestrian thought process of the average or a lot of Nigerians. Its really mind-boggling!

Eziachi:
If you have problem with an ex soldier in a democracy of Nigeria, you should equally have the problem with David Mark, who was at the heart of all the coups in the 80s and 90s but today your senate president.
If Reagan ruled the United States for two terms when he was much older than Buhari, I don't see why not for Nigeria that is not difficult to run.
Another U.S president Dwight Eisenhower was an ex general in the U.S army and happens to be a great president. Winston Churchill, regarded as one the best British prime ministers was equally an ex soldier.

I am not recommending, asking you to vote for Buhari or telling you that he is the best candidate, but your above sentiment makes no sense and has no root with facts.
And their was no truth in this expired propaganda that Buhari overthrew an elected government. No he didn't. Go and ask likes of Babangida, David Mark, Abubakar Umar, Tank Ayuba, Lawrence Onoja, Ike Nwachukwu, Dogonyaro etc, they will educate you on how they overthrew that government as the likes of Abacha are dead.

I see Gen Buhari as an extra-ordinary
man, a real man and detribalised
Nigerian. He is clean, not corrupt. He is
a man of integrity. And I challenge
anybody, both President Jonathan and
all his supporters, to contest it in an
open debate. I believe that only Buhari
can fight corruption in Nigeria because
he honestly detests corruption. He has
been head of state, minister of
petroleum and governor of a north-
eastern state. He was also the
executive chairman of Petroleum Trust
fund (PTF) and in all that, he was not
soiled in any way. When he was accused
of corruption, he challenged them to
show the world his corruption. Till date
they have not. He is the only former
head of state that has no plot of land
and house in Abuja and no oil block
anywhere.
Whenever he goes to Abuja he stays in
a hotel. He stayed clean in and out of
office. And I think that we need only
clean individuals to lead this country. I
can assure you that when elected,
Buhari will fix Nigeria within his first
100 days in office. In the first 100
days, the price of petrol must come
down from N97 to between N40 and
N50. He has done it before and he will
do it again. He is honest and you can
trust him. He has proved to be an
extraordinary Nigerian in and out of
uniform; and a leader of rare qualities
So, I support him, I have my reasons
for that and I am free to express
them. I am not a politician. I don't
belong to any political party. But I am
APC at heart and I have no apology
for that.

“Nobody fought the military in this country for democracy like me. My mentor, the late Shehu Yar’Adua, lost his life in the course of this struggle. For that reasone, I’m the most experienced politician among those contesting the Presidency.”

Very pedestrian. So it doesnt matter if your not fit for the office in the real sense or got stinkers in your past life as a public official. Thief!

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shilo23:
Please I need a link where I can download free ringtones.

I bet you have no idea what you trying to get yourself into lol....

pweetiedee:
Hi, PLS DROP UR EMAIL OR PIN. TANKS

The 'tardeen, once again, shoots himself in the balls. Surely ther can be no end to his recurring gaffes. How did we end up with this man? :/

Greedy selfish bastards all!

Hmmmm....i think your right & for somebodys sake if not Nigerias, I sincerely hope Buhari nicks it. Atiku will be too much of a feather weight against Jona. The guy hasnt any worthy track record, except maybe for thievery.

TheImp:
The primaries would be very close but Buhari would just nick it with the backing of the governors.

Barca, the stooopidity of these people is baffling! Its just simple logic, lets forget all the legal trash-hoe in the fraudulent constitution. People have been decamping since 1999 either from apc or cpa or pdp to dpd. I wonder what differs in this case.

barcanista:
PDP chiefs are fighting over a lost battle. They will be defeated in this suit. Tambawal Remains Speaker till May 29, 2015!

Excerpts; "Atiku is a thief"....says Obasanjo.

I do sincerely hope for the sake of Nigeria, the sake of our children, & generations of Nigerians yet unborn, APC in their wildest dreams, intent or prolly madness dont present that dumbo. Its gonna be finito! cos the fisherman will cruise to unassailable victory & even if he manages to floor Jonathan, either way, we'r bleeped. No one in their right minds should, or, and will vote for Atiku.

*Indonesian officials ordered to eat street
food to trim budget*

Indonesia has ordered officials to eat local
street food at meetings instead of fancy
foreign fare and stop holding lavish parties,
the latest moves by the new government to
crack down on bureaucratic excess.
Snacks such as cassava, steamed corn and
yam cakes should be served at official
gatherings and the number of guests invited
to high-ranking bureaucrats’ parties should
be limited to 400, a minister said.
President Joko Widodo, who took office last
month and is known as a modest figure from
a humble background, has made reining in
official spending and trimming back the graft-
ridden nation’s bloated bureaucracy a key
goal.
He has already slashed travel and meeting
budgets for next year, and last week sought
to lead by example when he flew economy
class to Singapore for his son’s graduation,
winning widespread praise online.
Announcing the latest moves late Thursday,
Yuddy Chrisnandi, minister for bureaucratic
reform, ordered officials to “stop anything
that is excessive”.
He said that gluttonous officials were at
risk of developing high cholesterol and high
blood pressure, and that buying local snacks
would help Indonesian farmers.
Chrisnandi said that the rules on food would
be applied in all ministries and government
offices from December 1. Those who broke
them would face sanctions such as demotion
or a postponement of bonus payments, he
added.