₦airaland Forum

The show must go on...

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mimimile93:
Were u expectin PMB to install transforma for u? What happens to ur LG chairman?

The transformer is actually the job of the DISCO. Not a politician or the inhabitants of the street.

Witlee:
that's if your family can solve their own problem especially in your case because you are so foolish that you take everything for a joke

oponu

This is the problem with most folks I've met here...you spam a thread, get asked an important question relevant to that thread with repect to your current state of joblessness and you failed...no wonder you don't have a job.

How do you even think job interviews are structured?

Now it's a joke...hahahahahaha m.oron

The guy above me nah dangerous observer...

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For a project whose EIA was completed in 2013 "The Government of the day" must really be time travelling geniuses to have pulled one that off.

Madam Alakija made Mariam dress to that event...

hucienda:
Reverse psychology. For the rulers to keep repeating this over and over and over again without doing anything to really engender that unity points to the fact that everyone, even any fool, knows there is no unity.

For example, the American union was threatened during the presidency of the first Republican POTUS largely due to slavery. That issue was resolved once and for all after four bloody years and that's why till tomorrow, you wouldn't see any American POTUS come out to say "The USA's Unity is not negotiable!" - because the issues that threatened the union are virtually no longer there.

In the case of Nigeria, the issues that led to that war are unfortunately still around - and till it is resolved once and for all like in America's case, Nigerian rulers will keep on repeating this now hoarse 'not negotiable' line to no end. It just makes no sense because some day, surely, something would eventually give.

They do that...listen to the State of The Union speech by every President.

"The state of our union remains strong"...is a recurring phrase.

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Maintenance culture and Nigeria is like the back of a duck to water...

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This one strong...

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