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Politics › Re: What Is This Saying About Us As Nigerians?(pics) by boladez(m): 5:43am On Oct 14, 2013
An unfortunate pointer to the fact that we need national rebirth and orientation. Surely no numbers of policemen can make human beings stop behaving like animals.
Politics › Re: Bauchi To Build 140MW Power Plant by boladez(m): 7:54pm On Oct 13, 2013
Don Magic Juan: so how will they supply the gas to alausa? I know of only the Egbin Power station that is supplied by NGC pipeline and this project is not in partnership with NGC but Oando?

And stop insulting me
Gaslink has a major gas sub station at Alausa area....this is the challenge when people stay outside Lagos and form knowledge of Lagos. While many state governments were sleeping; Lagos laid pipelines to help companies in the industrial areas of Ikeja reduce cost of power generation (diesel)
Politics › Re: Bauchi To Build 140MW Power Plant by boladez(m): 7:44pm On Oct 13, 2013
solomon111: How will you complain when your morønic brain has been degraded by APC propaganda.
Btw,most of the people complaining stay in lagos and pay taxes to the LASG.
They've a right to complain when their taxes is being embezzled.
Sharp brain where do you pay your tax? specific question
Politics › Re: Jonathan Shops For New NIA Boss As Oladeji Quits Next Week by boladez(m): 10:33am On Oct 13, 2013
Likely going to be Alh Asari Dokubo or Henry Okah, the great freedom fighter!

Presido's decision will never surprise me
Politics › Re: Bauchi To Build 140MW Power Plant by boladez(m): 10:27am On Oct 13, 2013
[quote author=Gbawe.]This forum is full of dunces, grade A m0r0ns and losers. Illiterate, is the N230 million per MW for a 10.34 MW project also? is N309 million per MW for a 140 MW project? A bit above your head but take some hours to 'turn things over' olodo.

Then, read what he wrote again to note he specifically made it clear he was talking about the only thing that makes minimal sense i.e the difference in rate per KW. Mumu, you do realise the forward slash mean per MW? Now translate "310m/mw compared to 230m/mw" for the forum airhead. You cannot, given economies of scale, simplistically compare a 10.34 MW IPP to a 140 MW IPP silly illiterate. If you had two half-dead brain cells to rub together you would see the crass idiocy of your own reasoning.[/quote]Kpakam! ...Gbawe why wasting your time on Retardeen's coackroaches and bedbugs aka retardees! comprehension is a major setback for them.

True Lagosians and residents are not complaining but some Lagos experts sit in Enugu etc and criticise Lagos. Painful is the fact that much as they try , they are unable to get the arithmetic and analysis right.

Olodoism is the name of the retardeen movement.
Politics › Re: Gov. Fashola Spends N400 Million Per 1MW Of Electricity. by boladez(m): 9:13pm On Oct 12, 2013
tomakint: I call him the bloody hypocrite undecided I don't know why Gbawe enjoys spamming every thread with his wordy banal write-ups.
Don't blame Gbawe for your inability to understand and follow his posts.........rather take some lessons on Comprehension.

I think Gbawe posts intelligently and he shows knowledge wonder why you will call his posts spam. I have followed him on Nairaland. I am not an APC member but someone who is interested in making this country better for my children and the generations unborn.
Politics › Re: Will Jonathan Blow Up Nigeria For 2015? by boladez(m):
Sincere 9gerian: You mean MEDIOCRITY like popping champagne over the lighting up of a street in Lagos? Or celebration of the construction of a generator (10 megawatt power plant) in Lagos with over N3 billion? Or the media NOISE over the launching of 150 wheelbarrows (aka 150 taxi scheme) by Amosun in Ogun? Tell us more about this MEDIOCRITY!
............Let me tell you more, when You have an empty head with a world bank chaperon doing nothing about the economy and celebrating the impoverishment of the country people and celebrating militants and crooks, granting amnesty to thieves and felons.
Doling out money to cronies to ensure re election. Taking advantage of docile and laid back citizenry by offering them no hope of a better life.

Admitting to be the head of a government full of Boko haram members and doing nothing. Watching citizens maimed and killed for three years and condemning yet doing nothing until it gets out of hand.

after 4 years of excuses.....Flag off the construction of a road that is a major artery and months after do nothing. I join you in blaming Mr Amosun for allowing himself to join the celebration of extreme mediocrity.


Finally, celebrating the life time achievement of ringing the bell of the NYSE stock exchange as the major achievement of the Nigerian economy.

PS: Let your governor in Enugu do same and celebrate the electrification of a road half that long and give beauty to your state. Your state governor cannot compete in the league of PDP laggard governors. Fashola's urban renewal was not targeted at you, don't take it personal.

You definitely have not seen Ikorodu road at night and hence I don't expect it to make a difference to you in Enugu. To me, I see it has resulted in ease of driving less accidents and less crime. Unfortunately the useless FGN does not have the capacity to do these basic things, they leave them to God (in the words of the aviation minister)

Amosun's wheelbarrows are better than the Agolo sorus..(those contraptions we used to play with those days made of empty milk tins and a straight stick) your governor bought.

Talk about mediocrity when you leave decay in your state and criticise meaningful development in another state.
Politics › Re: Will Jonathan Blow Up Nigeria For 2015? by boladez(m): 7:34pm On Oct 12, 2013
gregg2: You guys never get tired.
Keep writing rubbish while GEJ keeps moving the country foreword.
Yes indeed, he is moving the country[b] FOREWORD[/b] o not forward. With the economy in shambles and little or no infrastructural development the country is in foreward mode (Leaners permit , beginners mode).

On one hand I hail Retardeen and the retardees cockroaches for the Power reforms. The useless FGN should keep its big nose out of the new DISCOs
Politics › Re: Presidency Directs Retention Of PHCN Workers By New Owners For 6 Months by boladez(m): 4:44am On Oct 12, 2013
The decision to retain the Phcn staff is quite not thought through at all.

That is the beginning of another round of waste and failure in the new system. Who is advising these people?
Politics › Re: Will Jonathan Blow Up Nigeria For 2015? by boladez(m):
wesley80: ^ That's the only language Tinubu's e - rats understand!
This is the only language the Retardees cockroaches have learnt to speak like the Retardeen daddy and this ( in the words of your mentor ) 'NIGERIA EMBARASS'.

[quote author=Gbawe.]Glad the vitriolic post above was predicted by the author of article who says precisely what many of us here have observed about GEJ fans.[/quote]Yes, what the Retardees do not have in intelligence, they have in abilities to abuse and insult still without brains! I know only two intelligent Gej supporters on Nairaland.

Retardeen, does not give a damn as long as he keeps wasting the space in Aso villa. As much as he may have good intentions to just be called president, there is no capacity to manage the country. No man can give what he does not have.
Politics › Re: Gov. Fashola Spends N400 Million Per 1MW Of Electricity. by boladez(m): 4:12am On Oct 12, 2013
The difference between the Lagos state and FGN contract as Gbawe's post shows is that the $8b will be shared by FGN employees and their cronies with absolutely nothing to show for it.

One can assume the Entire contract sum was 2013 bonus to one FGN employee or one God father. Nothing will come out of the FGN project as usual.
Politics › Re: Unlawful Arrest By Men Of The NIGERIAN POLICE FORCE. by boladez(m): 4:04am On Oct 12, 2013
Go to the Nigerian police website and call the numbers there to report the case and stop them from doing same to others. Be ready to push this through when they respond. All the best and sorry to hear about your experience
Politics › Re: Fashola Condemns Nigeria’s Centenary Celebration Plan by boladez(m): 4:36am On Oct 02, 2013
zomby: Abeg, Oga Fashola stop wasting your time.

Nigeria has absolutely nothing to celebrate @ 20, 30, 40, 45, 50 or 53.

All our leaders (current or past) should be ashamed of themselves, in fact each of them should get 53 lashes for turning a great nation into a very large inexpensive latrine.

It makes no sense to even bother to figure out which history one should acknowledge; whether we should celebrate 1914 or 1960, it doesn't matter. The whole thing is f00lish.

As long as a very large percentage of Nigerian citizens continues to live in poverty, no jobs, no constant electric power, poor water supply, zero security, bad roads, corruption from the top to the bottom and weak education/medical system, Nigeria will continue to be a very large inexpensive latrine that is also full of human waste (sh1t).
And very very soon (even with flashy life style and range rovers) Nigerians will no longer be respected anywhere around the world.

Today is a sad day for Nigeria and Nigerians.

Shame on each and everyone of us.
I agree with you and I think we should focus on getting the political restructuring right. I hope our weak FGN will have the strength and attention span to pull this through.

Absolutely nothing to celebrate. Either 1960 or 1914 not worth celebrating...we have been consistent as a country in retrogression.
Politics › Re: We Should Introduce A Law That Punishes Those Who Insult The President by boladez(m): 11:01pm On Oct 01, 2013
JMOI: All of you pointing to the issue of BH are not well schooled in the art of guerilla warfare. You can't just open your mouth and say anything just because other people are talking.

I personally do not need to be schooled in the art of guerilla warfare, all i want is security of lives and property in my home country i seek the commander in chief of my country to do so without passing the buck.

It took the mighty United States with all its military technology and might 10 YEARS to stiffle al-Qaeda. US soldiers have been in Iraq and Afghanistan for over a decade now, but they've not been able to stiffle the Taliban. Just few days ago, al-Shabab militants struck at a shopping mall in Nairobi and held people hostage in the complex for 4 days before the military was able to regain control of the building.

Apple and grapes...US was fighting outside its territory and they did not sit in Washington blaming others...they acted swiftly. They have not stopped Taliban but they have crippled the militia. Boko boys are getting stronger, maybe if the sleeping FGN acted three years ago , we would have made good progress

Kenya is smaller than Nigeria in every way and they managed the situation better as a national issue what is our own response to the children murdered in cold blood on Sunday morning......can you see the difference in the attitude of GEJ and the Kenyan president. One took it as a personal challenge the other took it as business as usual




The Sicillian Mafia has been active in Italy for several decades now and many Italian governments have come and gone yet they've not been able to solve this problem. The same goes with drug cartels in Mexico and Latin America, the Basque Liberation Movement in Spain and France, the Shinning Path in South America and the Islamist militants in the Caucusus region of Russia. It's everywhere. It's known as guerilla warfare and it's very difficult to tackle.

[b]I agree with you the same way the governments of Italy protects the interest of the mafia and infact jump in bed with them......same way the CABAL and the criminals in nigeria are behind GEJ and he loves them too; and protects their interests; at the expense of the masses.
If GEj had relocated to Borno three years ago with his service chiefs and key ministers, we would have had a political or military solution to BH ever since, he mentioned at the last media chat that for over two years he did not go to Borno because it was not safe to do so! forget it, we need someone with balls of steel not a guy who sits on the desk after being subdued by even his wife.

I am sure you would have a different opinion if your family of loved one perished through Boko, jambs, or accident due to our bad roads.
Politics › Re: We Should Introduce A Law That Punishes Those Who Insult The President by boladez(m): 10:44pm On Oct 01, 2013
esty4real: The worse thing that u guyz do is jst sit, open ur wide mouths, complain and insult the president who lives on top and feeds with 1mil per meal instead of asking God to show u the way forward instead of envying sum1 who is blessed already and who ur insults and complains can never change. I suggest that those of u involve should pls shut the Bleep-up b'cos u can naver be qualified to be a cleaner in his house. Nonentities
Another generation X!!!......... Achievements are defined by ability to feedS (SIC) on 1m per day. Lost youth and lost cause.

Money is not everything and not everyone who is on Nairaland has the career goal of being a cleaner as you do!

The quality of language in your post shows the extreme shallowness of your thoughts (or non-existence as the case may be).
JMOI's thought process is clear but he adds tantrums. You do not have thoughts. You need to get something out of life and get out of the extreme poverty of the mind bedevilling your existence. Life is larger than your limited aspirations you fantasize about in your ramshackle abode. You can make it if you develop the use of your sense of reasoning.

Please purge yourself of any deluded imaginations of praying without vision.......it works the other way round

Clearly, your post indicates the horizon of your grey matter shows mere caricature of knowledge.

Please focus on your NECO and WAEC, clear your papers and leave Politics section to mature minds.

Sleep well.
Nairaland General › Re: October 1 Special: What Is The Strangest Thing You Have Ever Seen In Nigeria??? by boladez(m): 3:36pm On Oct 01, 2013
Our current crop of leaders.......so corrupt and shallow!
Politics › Re: BREAKING: PRES. JONATHAN ANNOUCES NATIONAL CONFERENCE ADVISORY COUNCIL SET UP. by boladez(m): 3:29pm On Oct 01, 2013
Presido, good one , thumbs up and we'll done! This one you have done very very well. Thank you
Politics › Re: We Should Introduce A Law That Punishes Those Who Insult The President by boladez(m): 3:22pm On Oct 01, 2013
JMOI: This is the daftest comment I've read in a very long while. So you are trying to say that Jonathan should be blamed for the ungodly massacres carried out by Boko Haram? Your hatred for this man has beclouded your sense of reasoning. So if a gunman opens fire on a group of people somewhere in America Barack Obama should be blamed for it? Or if a terrorist organisation blows up a train in the UK the queen or the prime minister should be held responsible for that? Just listen to yourself, did you read what you just typed? It's not a must that you will comment. You shouldn't have joined the debate if you knew that your level of intelligence was not up to it.
If it is just an isolated case of shooting, it may be debatable whether the commander in chief should be responsible, if it is three years of consistent massacre of citizens, the commander in chief is responsible.

Our problem is compounded in Nigeria because, no one in Aso rock is ready to accept that he or she is responsible to ensure security of the Nigerian state. In the media chat Gej said he is not God. He fell short of blaming opposition for Boko haram. We need a strong leader to inspire confidence and hope and a country of 120 million should be able to put our best brains forward.

You cannot divorce responsibility from certain offices that come with certain privileges, the head of state is the commander in chief of the armed forces, he is there to secure every Nigerian life. Heloooooo, he swore to do so...... If there is continuous 3 years of massacre who should we blame?.........Obama or the soviets for manufacturing AK47s?
Politics › Re: We Should Introduce A Law That Punishes Those Who Insult The President by boladez(m): 2:23am On Oct 01, 2013
".........talking about insults when lives are being terminated abruptly by bad roads, run down healthcare, insecurity.......etc etc, I think the law should be to ensure a minimum level if IQ to enter Aso rock.

Jona does not give a damn then why should any law be passed to protect him from Nigerians. But wait there is a law in place protecting people with slow brain processes.

2nd base jare.....
Politics › Re: Are You Interested In Moderating This Section? by boladez(m): 1:30am On Oct 01, 2013
barcanista: Senior Man no vex o, how this matter take involve Jesus?

Or ur hand dey itch u?
Sorry sir I apologise for that. I live for my family and I felt that pain.....could not help but exclaim.
Politics › Re: Are You Interested In Moderating This Section? by boladez(m): 9:37pm On Sep 30, 2013
berem: Can't believe some fools think am a male. Berem is derived from my late son's name CHIZUBEREM,meaning 'God thinks for me'. Go to Google and find out other beautiful meanings of BEREM. you'll be so amazed at your findings. cool grin
Jesus! shocked sad embarassed cry
Politics › Re: Describe GEJ In 1 Word If You Watched The Presidential Media Chat by boladez(m): 7:38am On Sep 30, 2013
Greatken007: i wanted to say that[b] pple wh[/b] said negative things about GEJ media chat are FOOOOLS BUT LET ME RESERVE MY COMMENT FOR NW..
Wow! Retardees, please post in your local dialect, Yoruba, hausa,ibo, Tiv etc etc

I suggest Queen Primer for nursery school so that you can get help on your tenses!

I respect you because you have chosen to reserve your comment, it is better to hold your emptiness than to spew it to the whole world like your Retardeen father.
Politics › Re: Describe GEJ In 1 Word If You Watched The Presidential Media Chat by boladez(m): 5:35am On Sep 30, 2013
Akpa ife: Heaters should go 2 hell n burn 2 ashes
Like Retardeen like retardee! speak and write in your native dialect for ease of communication.
Politics › Re: Describe GEJ In 1 Word If You Watched The Presidential Media Chat by boladez(m): 10:52pm On Sep 29, 2013
uninspiring
Politics › Re: Governors Demand For Okonjo-Iweala’s Resignation by boladez(m): 5:34pm On Sep 29, 2013
some new thoughts that require answers from OKO njo;

A country that has extreme difficulties in providing BASIC infrastructure to its masses under NGO has done the following

1. Repaid loans to Okonjo's ogas at the world bank and the west

2. Devalued our currency in line with the world bank economic policies when our inductries are in comatose and in a disadvantaged position to build the value of naira

3. going against the constitution to create a sovereign fund invested in the economies of the west - American ogas of Okonjo. Most other countries of the world invest such funds in own economies and create growth.

4, what became of the over 65 billion reserves left by OBJ, is it reflecting in infrastructure on ground?

5. why remove subsidies in line with world bank economies when most countries in our peer group are increasing subsidies. How many oil producing countries but refined products at such a high price.

6. the economy is bleeding under a theoretical minister reporting to clueless guy

in my opinion okonjo should not only be removed but also jailed for economic crimes
Politics › Re: Dreaded N/delta Kidnap Kingpin Turns Baby In Detention by boladez(m): 7:39am On Sep 29, 2013
Mogidi: Bros na wa.

Same thing a Yoruba General once did, crying in presence of an ordinary major.

Bros I weak o.


NO SURRENDER
GEJ 2015
I tire for all those cry baby people who can take lives but not willing to surrender theirs......they should all learn from the likes of late Col Adekunle Fajuyi
Politics › Re: Revenue Shortfall: Fresh Crises Brews Between Jonathan And Govs by boladez(m): 7:09am On Sep 29, 2013
.................and so shall it be until 2015 except nigerians opt out of retardocracy
Politics › Re: Governors Demand For Okonjo-Iweala’s Resignation by boladez(m): 6:49am On Sep 29, 2013
Revenue Shortfall: Fresh crisis brews between Jonathan and govs

on September 29, 2013 / in Headlines 1:09 am / Comments

*Allegations of manipulation of economy against Finance Minister

By Soni Daniel

Feelers from some state governors at the weekend suggest that unless President Goodluck Jonathan issues an urgent directive to the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, to release funds due to the 36 states, the President risks further isolation from this group of elected public officers.

State governors, according to Sunday Vanguard investigations, are angry with the Federal Government over the non-remittance of their three months’ allocations in full by the Finance Ministry.

Although all the governors in the country are not pleased with this financial situation, only seven of them, who are with the breakaway faction of the ruling People’s Democratic Party, have openly cried out, saying their governments are experiencing financial incapacitation.

However, PDP governors still loyal to Jonathan and the Bamanga Tukur-led faction have opted to “suffer in silence” over the withheld funds, believing that the situation would be addressed with the urgency it deserves.
Sunday Vanguard was made to understand that they have also chosen to tolerate the situation so as not to be seen as disloyal to the President and the party.

A northern governor, whose state has virtually been grounded as a result of inadequate funds to meet the obligations of his administration, confirmed that most “of us are quite upset over the financial distress imposed on us by the Federal Government.”
Jonathan and Okonjo-Iweala

Jonathan and Okonjo-Iweala

The governor, who is one of the staunchest supporters of Jonathan and who insisted on speaking in confidence, said: “If urgent steps were not taken by the Presidency to put an end to the emerging financial crisis in the states, more governors would be forced to distance themselves from Aso Rock Villa and the Finance Minister.

“We are afraid that if the current situation, which we believe is artificially created so as to punish some states and their governors is not stopped, many governors would be left with no option than to seek redress.

“It is difficult for the Finance Minister to convince us that after generating N1.05 trillion in July this year, a figure that was well over the projection by government for the month, states could not be paid their full allocations for the month.

“As we speak, we have not been paid for August and September while our people are anxiously looking up to us as governors to give them dividends of democracy through provision of life-changing projects.

“In almost all the states, the salaries and emoluments of civil and public servants have not been paid while contractors are on edge waiting to do battle with the governors.

“If we may ask, where has all the money gone since Okonjo-Iweala keeps insisting that the economy is robust and kicking?”.

Questions
Another governor from the South, who narrated the situation in his state to Sunday Vanguard, noted that he would have to stay away from his state for as long as the Federation Allocations were withheld so as not to run into trouble with contractors.

The governor said, “The financial position is so bad that I have to avoid going to my office daily because contractors are waiting for me. I have no genuine excuse to give since they won’t believe that for the past three months we have not been given our full remittances by the centre.

“This is what we have been exposed to by the Federal Government even with increased revenue confirmed by the Central Bank of Nigeria accruing to the purse of the government.

“Nigerians should be more vigilant by asking the Finance Minister where our money is being kept. Let them tell Nigerians what happened to the balance of the N1.05 trillion that accrued to Nigeria after N792billion was shared to states for July.

“We have made the point that it is either they are hiding our money for 2015 elections or they are deliberately manipulating the economy to give Nigerians the impression that all is well when the nation is broke.”

But, last Thursday, the Minister of State for Trade and Investment, Samuel Otorm, insisted that the nation’s economy was very sound and making progress on all fronts.

The minister asked Nigerians to ignore those in the ‘New PDP’, who allege that something is wrong with the economy but carefully avoided saying why monthly allocations had not been remitted in full to states by the Federal Government.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/revenue-shortfall-fresh-crisis-brews-jonathan-govs/#sthash.UOhPFaYy.dpuf


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This is another reason why we do not need a theoretical Finance and Coordinating Minister. Three months of allocation has not be remitted to the states for flimsy reasons and yet the retardocracy wants us to believe in what they say not what we see.

Abuse or dislike Amechi all you can, but he tells the truth, the same east west road they insulted him over claimed the life of Pej's mum and now he has joined the calls for the sack of madam world bank theories. I join his call for a better life for my children
Politics › Re: Dreaded N/delta Kidnap Kingpin Turns Baby In Detention by boladez(m): 6:24am On Sep 29, 2013
unmask: Weakling?.... And to think the guy gave us an ultimatum... Sides I think some people's 7-days is also up now....

Seems the only trustworthy set amongst these criminals is boko haram..... They say and they do.... Hopefully fg will eliminate them soonest.
grin...many of those who make statements on Nairaland that amount to treasonable felony are also like Kelvin. Mouth and no action.

This is an award winning joker by Kelvin.....can''t stop laughing
Politics › Re: Are You Interested In Moderating This Section? by boladez(m): 6:17am On Sep 29, 2013
barcanista: Seconded. That guy that has little or no respect for womanhood must be banned.

Berem for Mod
phoenix519: I didn't mention any name. But if you say she's one of those lovepeddlers na you sabi.
THIRDED!!! ...if i may use that word.

Phoenix519, do you have a mum and sister?

People with this type of sweeping disregard for women are likely to treat them as sub human. I see rapist on your forehead!

I am not surprised because you created the ID for this thread only.

I think your entire IP should be banned!....further you should be place under surveillance to manage your psychological disorder
Politics › Re: Courageus Teller Writes Access Bank Mgt Over Inhuman Treatment Of Contract Staff by boladez(m): 6:47am On Sep 26, 2013
[quote author=trix!]
While I empathize with you, I must also point out that you are NOT a staff of Access bank. Access bank has outsourced security guards and transaction officers to other firms, and they pay lump sums to these other firms.
Its your parent company that is ment to grant you all these benefits. When you are due for leave, your parent company is supposed to send a replacement for you to access bank.
What's on your letter of employment? Does it carry Access bank letterhead? Was it signed by HR of Access bank?
[/quote].....There we go again, yes, he was employed by the outsourcing company but are there not some ID**ots who have been employed by ACCESS bank and saddled with the job of managing this contract? Are those id**iots not expected to oversee the welfare of the third party personnel?

Capitalism has killed all forms of human milk of kindness we have, I say so because, indeed they are not directly responsible to Access but they are indirectly responsible. Why would Access bank not ensure these guys are allowed to work under good and humane conditions? How can a human being work and not be entitled to leave?

I don't blame the Access bank but I blame the Min of Labour and the bad economy. Min of Labour because they are useless as most other FG organs and ineffective, come to work , collect bribes and go to sleep like their daddy in Aso rock. The Economy, that has left young ones with little or no alternatives than to put up with this rubbish.

I suggest the people should forward this letter to the Ministry of Labour and the CBN, NLC during their useful life would have assisted.

If you need help to pursue with the Min of labour, I can connect you to someone who can assist FREE
Politics › Re: Lagosians Commend PHCN For Improved Power Supply by boladez(m): 4:56am On Sep 26, 2013
Retardeens rats aka Retardees....comment on the woeful power situation in most parts of Lagos as at today....very soon as we approach the dry season, the story will be low water levels.

God give us a leader with sense and capacity to change this country for the better in 2015!

People, make sure you register and vote in the next presidential elections.

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