[quote author=IamGoke post=68586353]You asked for 10k and your dad told you he will give you in the morning before he leaves for work, this is after he has thoroughly scrutinised what you needed the money for, all the questions he asked is already making you angry. Through out the night the man couldn't sleep because he was thinking of how togive you his last 10k. Morning came and he called you into the room to give you 9k instead of 10k and you squeezed your face in discontent and reluctantly said thank you after complaining it's not complete. Your mum after seeing this will not say anything but will meet you in your roomwhere your dad isn't and give you 2k from her own money and say "don't mind him, use this one to complete it" smile from nowhere will enclave your face, you quickly go to facebook and whatsapp to write "I have the best mum in the world, i love my mum". Now your dad had gone out again with just 1k in his pocket home and abroad to top up fuel or use as transport to work. He will never let you see this because he is a MAN. Always try to appreciate your Dad for no reason because you won't know how your life would have turned out without a fatherly figure in it..

Dads are priceless too o!...

HAPPY FATHERS' DAY[/


Nice write up. You should have just made it a different trend. Next time if this kind of sense is coming from you then post it as an independent trend

Immediately u see a published crime with no names mentioned just know that the crime was committed with a left hand

Which loot?

Isn't it same person Oga @ The Top said "nothing like that", that Abacha was/is a saint.


Sarrki na lie i talk

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Since November, 2014

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Izuogu1:
They look more organized than our super eagles though

Look again.

Na dis kain eyes people use look 2015, wah make us dey suffer like dis.

That's what makes a movie series long. Without betrayals the movie "This is Nigeria" would've been too short.

Sir, this should make u realise what Benue people & most Nigerians are facing.
Thank God for your life but even if it had happened we would've said THANK GOD FOR A LIFE WELL SPENT.
IN ALL THANK GOD

Try that and see what PMB will do to that person

Why?

Why

Buhari come and see profile. Chizos

When you have nothing to your name.

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The guy is full of political concept

This Nijeria not Cross Rivers State. Here they don't need brains to lead them

This is Nijeria

Wat a country

½ step forward

Now i see d reason JESUS WEPT

Everybody dey find money

If you read through, you will discover that he stated 8 conditions that must be full filled be he can accept any National Honours and these conditions have not been met.






"... My decision to either accept or reject the national honour of the award of Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) will depend on how far the Nigerian nation through Nigerian governments tried to achieve any of the eight goals 1 set out below.
1. The Abolition of poverty from the face of our country.
Nobody can contest or dispute the fact that poverty in Nigeria today is more pervasive, humiliating, dehumanizing than fortythree years ago despite our ] mounting and skyrocketing billions upon billions of 1 dollars of revenue from oil and gas exploration. In I this respect, the nation has failed to use the resources j to abolish poverty. This is an indictment against all Governments in Nigeria including the present. government that awarded the honour of Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) to me.
2. The unqualified need to preserve, defend and protect the fundamental human rights.
In the last fortythree years, all governments, military and civilian have been guilty of abuses of the fundamental rights of the Nigerian people.
The present government that awarded this honour of Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) to me has been guilty of abuses of human rights. For example, the closure of Channels Television Stations in Lagos and Abuja on Tuesday, 16th September, 2008. The man who helped to catapult this regime into office, General Olusegun Obasanjo committed some of the worst abuses of human rights as a civilian leader between 1999 and 2007 namely: he sent troops to murder 2,999 innocent Nigerians in Odi, Bayelsa State of Nigeria in November 1999. He also shutdown African Independent Television (AIT) on Sunday, 23Kl October, 2005 and Bayelsa Radio Station on Wednesday, 30th November, 2005. Some of the most atrocious human rights abuses were also committed by the military regimes.
3. The governance of our country through democratic processes.
Democracy is the best form of governance. However, Nigerians have never been allowed to usher in a truly democratic government with their ballots. Rigging has been the order of the day in every election in this country. We have never had a truly elected leader with the ballots of the people. Several thousands have died at every election. Only recently in Jos, Plateau State, more than 500 Nigerians were killed including three (3) National Youths Service Corps graduates, one of whom was a lawyer. In this country most election results have ended up in the law courts. The 2007 General Elections of which the present government that awarded me Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) emerged were characterized by blood letting, rigging and all forms of malpractices at all levels including the elections of some of the Governors who are members of the National Council of State that approved my Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) were not known or elected by the electorate as they were imposed by the court. For example, Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State.
4. The subjection of everybody and everything to and under the Rule of Law.
The most fundamental Rule of Law can be found in the Constitutions of Nigeria, the current one being that of 1999. All the relevant sections of the Constitution that will promote the wellbeing and welfare of the people of Nigeria have been ignored and dispensed with since the making of that Constitution in 1999 and they are still being ignored by the present regime. I refer to one of them i.e. section 16, which provides in subsections 1 (a), (b) and 2(d) as follows:
"16(1) The Stale shall, within the context of the ideals and objectives for which provisions are made in this Constitution
(a) Harness the resources of the nation and promote national prosperity and an efficient, a dynamic and selfreliant economy;
(b) Control the national economy in such manner as to secure the maximum welfare, freedom and happiness of every citizen on the basis of social justice and equality of status and opportunity;
(2) The State shall direct its policy towards ensuring
(d) that suitable and adequate shelter, suitable and adequate food, reasonable national minimum living wage, old age care and pensions, and unemployment, sick benefits and welfare of the disabled are provided for all citizens. "
Take for example, the National Minimum Wage in Nigeria today is N5,500.00 (Five thousand, Five hundred Naira) monthly which is N183 per day. This cannot buy a bottle of palm oil and no national minimum wage in "Nigeria today can buy one tuber of yam.
The leaders of the country in the Executive and the Legislature are swimming in splendor of wealth while the masses are wallowing in and agonizing in abject poverty. Today, the judicial workers in the country are on strike because of poor wages which are not living wages as enjoined by section 16 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999.
5. The right of the people to free and qualitative education at all levels.
The standard of education in our country is at its lowest ebb. The infrastructures for the promotion of education are the worst ever. Teachers, lecturers, professors many at times use 'okada' as a form of transport. Today, of the first 500 educational universities in the world, Nigeria is not included. In most educational institutions, text books are not available; students depend on handouts.
6. The right of people to free and qualitative health services and facilities.
All universities teaching hospitals in Nigeria lack modern health facilities. All General Hospitals across the country lack modern health facilities. Modern diagnostic equipment cannot be found in most parts of Nigeria. It's difficult to treat a patient without knowing what is wrong with him or her. Hardly a month passes without a Nigerian going abroad for proper medical treatment not because we do not have qualified medical personnel but because those that chose to remain in Nigeria among them work virtually with their bare hands. I am a living victim of the failure of medical services in Nigeria and yet I am an awardee of Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR).
7. The strengthening of our economy through sound development of infrastructures.
Without doubt, all our infrastructures are decadent and: no effort has been made by this regime to improve on the infrastructures. Under this regime, power generation is next to zero and everyday the country is thrown into darkness. The manufacturers and domestic users of power are at the mercy of generating sets. Waterway transportation has not been harnessed. Our railway system has not appreciably improved from what the British left behind on 1st October, 1960.
8. Corruption
Corruption is one single, fundamental factor that has slow the progress of the nation and its socioeconomic development.
The issue of corruption is fundamental in the governance of any nation. It affects the economy in its entirety. No country can effectively and properly develop if corruption holds sway as all aspects of human existence will be negatively affected where government encourages corruption..."

I wish this can affect the price of my flight ticket

Noted

Continue

Very true of a Nigerian. I do always say that a major problem of Nigeria is the attitude of the citizens.

A pregnant cow sentence to death? Ah! This is not a good story for My Oga at the top to hear.
Please, if you guys don't know the value of a cow then send it to me, i'm in Nigeria, you should understand what that means.

Well said, Dele.

Jochabed:
Both PDP and APC will loose come 2019. We need fresh minds,not men who ruled our Parents coming back to rule us.

Do You Even Have a PVC or its Just Keyboard Action?