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persius555:
You again. I thought you have been healed of the rabies virus.

PetroDolla4:
Shraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap! you nigerians are the most hypocritical bunch of mudder fuggers on earth! Imagine nigerian listeners calling into a radio station in your country to stop the playing of Ghanaian music on that radio station called Brilla FM in Abuja and you are here spewing crap. You and your fellow magg0ts are full of hatred against anything Ghanaian. Deal with that first before spewing crass nonsense! Fuelish g0at!

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PetroDolla4:
Utter crap! Yes, Ghana is not a paradise, but is your own country a paradise? those who live in glass houses don't throw stones , but so long as you fuelish nigerians don't want to accept that, some of us will always be here to drum it down that empty shells Ghana is not a paradise yet thousands of your impoverished, God-forsaken citizens are arriving here in Ghana every day fleeing from poverty and a crippling recession

you folks walk around with cotton wool stuck to their azz primitive azzwipes

Shitnigeria is like the Titanic. sinking faster and faster........................

you can't fix sh1t, or can you?

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PetroDolla4:
Utter crap! Yes, Ghana is not a paradise, but is your own country a paradise? those who live in glass houses don't throw stones , but so long as you fuelish nigerians don't want to accept that, some of us will always be here to drum it down that empty shells Ghana is not a paradise yet thousands of your impoverished, God-forsaken citizens are arriving here in Ghana every day fleeing from poverty and a crippling recession

you folks walk around with cotton wool stuck to their azz primitive azzwipes

Shitnigeria is like the Titanic. sinking faster and faster........................

you can't fix sh1t, or can you?

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Zedoo:
Despite all the religion see how the country dey...
Europeans risked their Damn lives to bring this religion to them..some got killed and eaten, some got lost yet they came n offered religion ffor free...
But in dis age to be saved from any affliction by God, requires an amount of "seed" according the touts in suit...
Everyboddy is "Annointed" and preAching n swindling...

Why didn't God call them when preachers were still being lynched??/

NA Now God call them and their wives too must be called ....mummy in the lord....

Their children too must be called...

And miracles are now for shows...turning cold water to hot water for NO REASON!
Some even go as far as sucking breast to "cleanse" their female flock of spirits...and of course people's mothers wives and girlfriends swam these places...

There is holy broom. Holy water. Holy handkerchief, holy everything.

Meanwhile the European who brought this religion and knew God before us, are still practicing it the way it ought to be. For those still practising... Doing good. Not being covetous, give away their hard earned properties and money to people who really need them....
And yet their society is 1billion times more comfortable to live in, better standard of living and cost of living. Better sacrifices for greater good. Better governance....everything.... The Nigerian will do ALL the pastor says....yet no change.....

tripplephi:
Its easy to talk about a God you do not know.... may your life be the HUMOR of this costly Blasphemy you put up.... THIS IS NOT A JOKE SECTION...

Nnaabros:
But why are they treated that way? After all, they were not actually going to Lybia. They're just PASSING THROUGH

metallisc:
TESTIMONIALS OF JONATHAN’S AGRICULTURE TRANSFORMATION
written by Our Reporter March 25, 2014
By Johnson Momodu

What is evident across the country is that an agriculture revolution is taking place. Since the inception of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, agriculture has seen a new day. The success being recorded in the sector has been eliciting commendable comments.

Governor Saidu Dakingari of Kebbi State is of the opinion that the dry season support for rice farmers is the best thing to have happened in the sector in the past 40 years. He said jobs would be created because of that singular move. Dakingari also said that in a matter of months Nigeria would be among the major exporters of rice, and that would mean more foreign earnings for the country.

Read him: “The growth enhancement support scheme of the Federal Government in partnership with the state and in particular the dry season support for the rice farmers has transformed rice production. For 400-500 km, all you will see is paddy of rice in production. Such is the power of the massive change we are witnessing.”

In the same vein, Dan Rabi, a local entrepreneur who provides mobile threshing services for rice farmers, said agriculture under the administration of President Jonathan has been greatly transformed. He declared: “We have never seen anything like this in 40 years of rice farming. I make N15, 000 per day threshing rice for farmers. We work through the night and I employ 22 people just to thresh rice.”

In Kogi State, over 7,000 hectares have been cultivated in the dry season, the first ever in the history of the state. Governor Idris Wada said that employment has been created in the state via the transformation in agriculture by the Jonathan administration. Wada said, “We are in rice because of the agricultural transformation agenda of the Federal Government. We are overwhelmed. Every day we hear women crying, ‘We want land; we want land.’ We hear young people crying for land. So we had to hire more earth moving equipment to clear more land to allocate for them for rice production.”

The success story of rice production has given room for the upsurge of integrated rice mills. 14 private sector rice mills have sprung up with a total capacity of 240,000 MT. Moreover, the reform that government initiated brought about an increase in the tariff on imported rice, thereby boosting the economic strength of local rice producers in the country. The capital flight witnessed because of the importation of rice into the country has reduced considerably. Today it is on record that several integrated local rice mills have their milled rice on the market and consumer demand and preference for local rice has risen due to better quality, taste and price when compared with imported rice.

Meanwhile, the international grade local rice that has hit the market include Ashi rice, Mikap rice, Umza rice, Ebony rice and several others. A major foreign investor, Dominion Rice, has also come into the country and is investing $40 million in a 30,000-hectare commercial rice farm with international grade rice mill in Taraba. The Dominion rice farm which is linked to out-growers of young commercial farmers is expected to replace about 15 per cent of the total milled rice imported into the country.

It is not only in the production of rice that the transformation agenda of the current administration has paid off. A peep into what the transformation has done to cassava production in the country is worth commenting on. It is on record that Nigeria is the largest producer of cassava in the world with a total production of 40 million metric tons.

To raise production further to meet competing needs for cassava, 24 million stems of improved cassava varieties were distributed to farmers which were cultivated on 8,000 hectares of land. Through 2013 and 2014 combined, the federal government, according to reports, will be distributing an additional 65 million stems to farmers to boost cultivation as 21,000 hectares of cassava would have been cultivated.

Additionally, through encouraged research and collaboration, 40 per cent substitution of cassava flour for wheat flour in bread was achieved in partnership with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture and the Federal Institute for Industrial Research, Oshodi, Lagos.

Clearly, these commendable strides in the agricultural sector by the Jonathan administration have the potential to considerably reduce the number of unemployed youths in the country. Gone are the days when agriculture was not attractive to young people. Now young people are going into agriculture because of the enabling environment created by the current administration.

For instance, before now procurement of fertilizers used to be left in the hands of politicians who used it to curry favour from their political adherents. Such ugly situation changed with the coming of Jonathan’s administration; now, any farmer can walk into the fertilizer distribution centres scattered all over the nation and obtain the product without any hassle or having to pledge loyalty to any politician.

It stands to reason that Nigerians will gain a lot more if the commendable strides in agriculture are sustained by supporting Jonathan for a second term in office to enable him to finish the good work he has started.
Momodu sent this piece from Benin City.


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14 JULY 2014
The Guardian (Lagos)
Nigeria: 'Nigeria to Begin Exporting Rice in Five Years'

By Joke Falaju
Abuja — PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan Monday assured that Nigeria would begin to export rice in the next five years.

Jonathan, who disclosed that Nigeria's food import bill has dropped from N1.1trn in 2009 to N685 billion in 2013, maintained that with increased public and private sector investment in rice production, the country has no business importing rice.


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The question you should ask is... Who messed up or what happened to all the above progress between 2015 and now?

sekundosekundo:
Where's it written that the scripture is not applicable under the new testament, today's Levites in the Church how do you take care of them?. Pls I need an answer.

iambliss:
Are we tithing with your money? Abeg carry your demon inspired wisdom go front make we see road.

sizzoo:
I weep for this country, To me Jamb has failed in its primary duty of matriculation, if o level grades is used as a criteria for admission. Hw many students with A1 parallel actually passed with their abilities , if not for Waec special centers.
Admission process needs to be re-strategized in Nigeria.

sekundosekundo:
Whatsoever good you do, attracts blessings and Tithers are not foolish.

SuperBlack:
MMM should pay me my money oO. Xmas is just few days ahead. I go hang myself oO. Hmmmm.

Salem02:
Does it mean that anyone who was successfully screened and duly registered with the payment of the 40k is automatically going to camp?? And please any idea of when and where the training would hold?? I registered in Benue State. Thanks in anticipation of prompt response.

nyxcel:
please let me make somethings clear here!
we all know the kind of country we are so i want to believe that as a Nigerian u gatz to use your senses in everything. N1500 to me is not too much to let go and see what will happen but somebody cannot come and tell me to bring N40,000 for training whatever and i will give No ooOoooo its not possible! so lets wisen up! the people that fall victim of such, most of the time, are the greedy type who doesn't want to carry anyone along so please be wise

NwamaziNwaAro:
My case is very similar to this.

I have a HONDA CRV 2004 model originally bought in 2008 but I got it in 2014. All papers are in tact but I don't remember collecting the custom papers though the owner says he gave it to me.

So technically, I don't have custom papers. But the previous owner of my car is too meticulous not to have gotten custom papers.

This car was re-registered (plate number changed from the old plate number to new plate number) in 2012.

Will custom be interested in stopping such car?
my case is also similar to this, 1998 e39 BMW
I've similar issue, my car is 1998 model, no custom papers

Has the car qualified to be custom paper check exempt since it is over 5years post-registered

Cc nurey
Elshanautos
zoharariel

victorazy:
ur the one judging ursef bro.

Your correct I never lost anybody, infact I've never witnessed a burial in my house since I was born about 35yrs now (very true)

My grandmother is still alive with about 6 children all married and all are grand mothers too. She lost her husband and a son even before I was born so I didn't witnes it. She only lost her first daughter years back who was already grandmother of a guy studying medcin in America (her 4th generation o ) we r blessed

Bros I don't know who listen to as mentor because u needs to change him or her.

I am not being judgmental as u afformentioned, no! But what I believed is that no true child of God shall perish! (Period)
Reason: I can say "father plz guard and protect me from evil today" in my morning prayers and later perish during the day, NO bro!
My God is never a stone. What u said about me is not true but what I can tell u is that most christians are CARELESS of the devices of evil (read Psalm 91: 1 -down.) You will understand more of who u r in Christ Jesus

I wish u can trace the atom of wisdom in what am trying to let u know.

My salient advice to you bro:
Plz change ur mentor because he is doing u harm.

Tnx my brother.

hrhobi1:
When your father committed suicide out of poverty was I concerned ?? Broke ass. Its my money and I am not complaining. What's ur headache about MMM??

thesicilian:
Don't talk about what you don't understand.

Smellymouth:
This dude is the real MVP ==>

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thesicilian:
I am in support of what the church has done. In this day and age when morality and godliness has been pushed to the background, it is heartwarming to see there are still some organizations that value high moral standards.
The principles of Christianity are not open for democratic debates, public opinion nor should it be liable to the so called civilization.

hrhobi1:
I wish I can ban Nairaland for posting negative news about MMM . Nigeria has so many problems, government corruption, lack of electricity, bad roads, no jobs, please Seun concentrate on these issues and leave us with our MMM, is it your money . Even if MMM crash, it's our money not anybody's fathers money. Useless negative backward thinking set of demons.

candidbabe:
I think I will invest triple of what I did on November when it comes back on January. My money will never be dormant in Nigerian bank.