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NewsHub:Only broke ass men or deranged men that does not cheat. |
Fkforyou:Please say it again |
I shake my head to his tweets and the use of the word Nigga - We have formed our opinion and ideals based on television series and movies. Does Olamide know what a movement means? If he has no clue, he should go read books on Reverend Luther King or Malcolm X and understand what movement actually means. He should also take into consideration that Nigga is a derogatory word for Negros/Black-Americans/African-Americans and does not associate itself to Africans. "All these 90s babies wanna bes" |
These wicked politicians just don't want to come out and say the truth - that they misguide the poor and ignorant into thinking about ethnic politics whilst they only think of their pockets. Don't be fooled - nobody is actually your brother |
Mugabe is right and equally wrong. You cannot fight a powerful enemy by telling them that directly to their face. See what they have done to Zimbabwe's economy. Africa must unite amongst itself but not in a manner that is equally obvious. Anything to strengthen the continent can scare the west. The west would be scared mostly about the Unknown. Africa must act like the Chinese. First, sustainable governance must be visible in all countries in Africa. Our African leaders must purge themselves from the loathing of self aggravation and unnecessary accumulation of wealth and begin to pursue an agenda of Africa realization. Second, Africans must challenge themselves in providing local solutions to local problems. Only then can these local solutions be exported outside the continent and increase the prosperity of the continent. We cannot continue with reliefs and handouts because it slows our thinking process and keeps us in the dark. Let the success of Ebola challenge us to greater things and I also would not want to believe that Ebola was from a monkey in Zaire - let the white man not give me that bullshit story. Finally, we must be cautious of the west and their allies because a prosperous nation or continent is rather seen as a threat rather than a friend. In that case, I would end by saying that Nigeria and South Africa had no choice but to vote along other countries to invade Libya. You can only beat an enemy by learning his tricks |
I like his suggestion. First, the oil companies should return the stolen funds and the smaller modular refineries are constructed across the country. Finally, subsidy is removed. If subsidy is removed immediately, Nigerians will start buying fuel for N200 per liter and that will sky rocket the prices of good and services |
Thank you for being honest with the break down. You also need to be honest with the 480k promotion and explain what it entails before someone dives in and get miserable. I know 480k cannot guarantee you 24 or even 18hours power supply from the sun. |
If u don't want the generator nko |
Taitesssy:What you need to ask is - how many hours do you need power for. If it is 24 hours regular power supply, then budget 1.5million |
mrbigseun:You cannot power anything with two panels. Installers do not tell you the truth because they want to make a quick sale. I have 8 panels in my house currently and I intend to increase it to 16 panels. Solar renewable power is cool but it is wickedly expensive and if you end up like me getting a bad/incompetent installer, you would be spending a lot in rectifying the issues that would arise. I would advise you, save money before you venture. I also noticed the OP putting up a budge lot of 480k and I am wondering how much will that go. These people never say the truth |
No problem. They will be voted out |
Dangote brilliant business man. Whitewashing the new governor so you can be in his good books and continue with the existing policies of his predecessor. I like your style. |
Saraki is a PDP sympathizer and should be expelled. Keeping him around the corner is like dancing with fire. Expelling Saraki will send a strong message and ensure APC members do not double-cross the party. The party's agreement should be sacrosanct, if any member does not like the decision, such member is free to leave and join the other multiple political parties in the country. |
Sakari should be expelled |
EMMAACHILE:Premium how? |
Lawan this will not hold water. Saraki acted constitutionally or you guys have to do is wait and impeach him when he commits an impeachable offense. |
No I don't believe. There is crisis already in the party |
ichoku2015:My Friend, keep quiet If you do not have a logical argument to buttress your point. Nobody is accusing Sakari from jumping ship, however, he must follow party policies to achieve his ambitions. If everybody renegade because of personal interest, we will never have a democracy. Saraki's act is treacherous and a bad precedence. A political party will never serve all the personal interest of all its members. Individuals must learn to conform with the directives, policies and manifestos of their political parties. APC must take a decisive step to ensure discipline. They must learn from Tambuwal's case, which, of course, was instigated by them. Both Saraki and Dogara MUST be expelled even if it means losing the legislative leadership. After all, they were not elected by APC members, but by the opposition. All attempts to mend fences must be thrown out the window because other members are watching. Also, the President MUST decisively start to govern and quit the impression of convincing Nigerians that he is no more a dictator. The Ekiti disgrace and Sarakigate are enough indications that Buhari may be weak to handle corrupt and treacherous politicians. |
midolian:You need to have a problem with his emergence as Senate President. The process was a ridiculous one which also ensure that Ekwerremadu, a PDP member, retained his seat and David Mark a majority leader. If you truly voted for CHANGE and want corruption out of Nigeria, you will clearly see that both persons at the leadership helm in the legislature are sympathetic to corruption. |
adenine02:Their treacherous act. I shake my head for my country. We have been robbed. In the US, these behaviours of politicians spending public funds and dancing their asses away are not welcomed |
I am ashamed to read the comments on this forum. What is the future of our democracy if the youth have a wicked thought process. We must not subscribe to stupidity, immorality and corruption. I desperately wanted Saraki to become Senate President, but not with such a malicious process of the event that took place yesterday. It is a terrible thing to backstab the hand that fed you. APC's policies should be supreme and if the leaders do not support your ambition, such ambition should be buried rather than dance and dine with the enemy. I have recommended and will recommend again, APC should expel both Sakari and Dogara. Let them go to back to the PDP. |
ndasogu:This is not good for democracy. This is a shame to our democracy. Some people want to becloud our collective national interest with their own personal interest |
This is a treacherous act and a bad precedent for our democracy. The overall effect of this is a political backstab to the Nigeria citizen, where personal interest overwhelms political party ideology and likewise national interest. I believe some people are aghast about the political relevance of some leaders of the APC, but staging a coup is nothing but disloyalty to the platform that supported your political ambition. The result of this ruthless coup may consequently unable APC to deliver on the electoral promises it made to the Nigeria electorate and ends the CHANGE process the Nigeria people desperately deserve. The quality of candidate that have emerged at the legislature are either tainted with corruption or sympathetic to a corrupt process. Hence, what was the benefit of standing under the sun and in the dark to cast a vote if some over zealous and radically ambitious persons hijack a process beautifully conceived to enhance the choice of the people. Finally, I am ashamed that the PDP cannot absorb in good faith, the fact that they are now a party in opposition, but to continue to plot, disgracefully, in a manner that made the Nigeria electorate to kick them out. Likewise, it is a shame that the APC cannot put its house in order and resolve its conflicts. The show play of yesterday's event really makes one contemplate whether APC is not a mirror image of PDP or even worse. I would advise the APC leadership - identify the disgruntled fellows within your ranks and expel them. It is better they join the opposition than create rancor. This will create an environment for discipline and ensure that the ideologies of the party are religiously followed. No member's interest should be bigger than its political party and likewise no political party interest should be bigger than the Nigerian people. |
mascot87:How do you explain Ike Ekwerremadu emerging as Deputy Senate President? |
AbuMikey:Well he is now the Senate President |
LMAO |
Mauritius, beautiful island. Very lovely place |
Lagos State Residents Registration Agency, LASRRA, was a failure. It did not work. I believe the agency should be scrapped. |
I think Buhari needs to bend to the wishes of the masses who voted for him. He must show courage and castigate the few who deliberately outwit the poor, else he would be lynched by the same masses that voted him |
Thanks guys PBase Solar has been to my place. I think my installation is pretty messed up. I have to revamp it entirely |
salam12:Ok thanks off to Facebook |
Saipro:I think my batteries are gel batteries |
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