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Politics › Re: I Was Confused But Today I Decided I Would Vote For Gmb For These Reasons by coolscott(m): 5:25pm On Dec 22, 2014

I too would have supported someone else if not that we see these crises in the country as a product of the anger of some people that GEJ is a president. I cannot reward that with my vote.
Gen Buhari last year made the statement that "An attack on Boko haram is an attack on the North". These kinds of statements made when we declared war on Boko Haram is clearly that of a Boko sympathizer.
I am afraid Buhari is a grand mistake we will be making to vote in, the kind that makes you feel ashamed because you feel you have been made a fool of. Indications are that all the lofty things we think of him are not really true.
Besides, the picture attached reveals another really terribly irresponsible statement by someone who intends to be a president of Nigeria.
I just don't trust that man.
If APC was serious they should have picked Fahola. Even the former governor of Kano state might have influenced me away from GEJ.
With Buhari and Super-thug Tinubu shouting "Change!!!" it does not look like the kind of change I will desire for my country.

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Politics › Re: I Was Confused But Today I Decided I Would Vote For Gmb For These Reasons by coolscott(m): 5:24pm On Dec 22, 2014

okoyemike:
"if voted into power within the next four years, the issue of power will become a thing of the past. Four years is enough for anyone in power to make significant improvement and if I can’t improve on power within this period it then means I cannot do anything even if I am there for another four years”. -GEJ

For sometime now, I had been confused on whom to vote for come February 2015, and I had always advocated that a youth be voted in from another party as we have numerous other parties aside PDP & APC.

However, after careful considerations, I realised that hoping for another party other than APC or PDP to win the presidential election is a wasted hope for many reasons & I would mention four reasons;

1, You all can agree with me that tons of
money is needed also to clinch the seat of the presidency and no other party has that privilege than PDP & APC, while the PDP has access to unlimited funds, the APC is not left behind either as they have the backing of former and present government officials that has corruptly enriched themselves.

2, It takes a political party with nationwide spread to win a presidential election

3, It takes popularity on the side of the aspirants too and no other contender is more popular than GEJ nor GMB

4, Aside voting, it takes a party with the machinery to protect its vote to win a presidential election, both PDP and APC has its fair share of former and present top officials.

Let me briefly state the reasons why PDP should go

1, PDP has been in power since 1999 and there is no outstanding achievement so far, please state the outstanding achievement if you know any

2, Past and successive PDP goverment has protected its corrupt members and have even gone ahead to pardon the ones convicted by the court

3, No successive PDP government has ever probed its precedessor which would have kept corruption at bay

4, Over $20B has been spent by PDP government on the power sector, yet the sector is as stagnant as ever

5, GEJ has been marred with corruption, episodes of missing billions of dollars, head of ministry siphoning billions, unpaiud pensions and misappropriation.

The list of PDP's inefficiency and unpatriotic acts is endless but I have to stop here and briefly state four reasons why GMB deserves a chance

1, Just as GMB utterances when he lost in the last election made the Islamic extremists "Boko Haram" aggressive, you all can agree with me that GMB voice is so familiar with the extremists that they may stop the incessant killings when GMB assumes office and for this reason alone, I would vote for him even though we are held to ransom.

2, GMB has proven to be fearless and won't mind probing past government leaders and jailing them if they are guilty thereby putting end to corrupt practices.

3, GMB has proven not be a tribalist as reports has shown that majority of his officials during his military regime were not of Northern extraction.

4, Same set of people has ruled us for over 15years, let give other party a chance

Conclusively, we shall be prepared for a revolution if the Buhari government fails us, if they win anyway.

Sorry for the long write up, discussing Nigeria's political situation can be likened to writing a novel; feel free to add your reasons below:

God bless Nigeria!

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Politics › Re: I Was Confused But Today I Decided I Would Vote For Gmb For These Reasons by coolscott(m): 5:13pm On Dec 22, 2014

okoyemike:
"if voted into power within the next four years, the issue of power will become a thing of the past. Four years is enough for anyone in power to make significant improvement and if I can’t improve on power within this period it then means I cannot do anything even if I am there for another four years”. -GEJ

For sometime now, I had been confused on whom to vote for come February 2015, and I had always advocated that a youth be voted in from another party as we have numerous other parties aside PDP & APC.

However, after careful considerations, I realised that hoping for another party other than APC or PDP to win the presidential election is a wasted hope for many reasons & I would mention four reasons;

1, You all can agree with me that tons of
money is needed also to clinch the seat of the presidency and no other party has that privilege than PDP & APC, while the PDP has access to unlimited funds, the APC is not left behind either as they have the backing of former and present government officials that has corruptly enriched themselves.

2, It takes a political party with nationwide spread to win a presidential election

3, It takes popularity on the side of the aspirants too and no other contender is more popular than GEJ nor GMB

4, Aside voting, it takes a party with the machinery to protect its vote to win a presidential election, both PDP and APC has its fair share of former and present top officials.

Let me briefly state the reasons why PDP should go

1, PDP has been in power since 1999 and there is no outstanding achievement so far, please state the outstanding achievement if you know any

2, Past and successive PDP goverment has protected its corrupt members and have even gone ahead to pardon the ones convicted by the court

3, No successive PDP government has ever probed its precedessor which would have kept corruption at bay

4, Over $20B has been spent by PDP government on the power sector, yet the sector is as stagnant as ever

5, GEJ has been marred with corruption, episodes of missing billions of dollars, head of ministry siphoning billions, unpaiud pensions and misappropriation.

The list of PDP's inefficiency and unpatriotic acts is endless but I have to stop here and briefly state four reasons why GMB deserves a chance

1, Just as GMB utterances when he lost in the last election made the Islamic extremists "Boko Haram" aggressive, you all can agree with me that GMB voice is so familiar with the extremists that they may stop the incessant killings when GMB assumes office and for this reason alone, I would vote for him even though we are held to ransom.

2, GMB has proven to be fearless and won't mind probing past government leaders and jailing them if they are guilty thereby putting end to corrupt practices.

3, GMB has proven not be a tribalist as reports has shown that majority of his officials during his military regime were not of Northern extraction.

4, Same set of people has ruled us for over 15years, let give other party a chance

Conclusively, we shall be prepared for a revolution if the Buhari government fails us, if they win anyway.

Sorry for the long write up, discussing Nigeria's political situation can be likened to writing a novel; feel free to add your reasons below:

God bless Nigeria!

You know, i wanted an opposition myself. But on seeing the kind of opposition APC was, I decided our country had a better chance of improving with the PDP.
As far as the NNPC missing funds are concerned, GEJ said we should scrap the NNPC. It is Nigerians that kicked against it. As far as I am concerned, that still remains a laudable thing to do.

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Agriculture › Re: Unbelievable: 100pcs Of Tubers Of Yam For N9,000... by coolscott(m): 11:27pm On Dec 19, 2014

sonnie10:
Let us know if you received your yams or not. Third party review is always helpful. Thanks

I received my yams days ago.
Just have not been here.
I have sold all my yams.
I want to order more.
Sorry. Should have updated earlier

Politics › Re: Why Buhari Is Bad For The Country by coolscott(op): 11:27pm On Dec 15, 2014

umarmasoro:
You are suppose to be better than this feckless and obtuse mental orientation.its unfortunate you are one of those blighted and imprisoned by religious prejudice. Just speak out your inner feeling that u will vote for GEJ against GMB because Jonathan is a Christian and Buhari is a Muslim, simple! What a shame. I just can't comprehend the reason why pple cannot differentiate between black and white, why pple celebrate failure and want to be identified by it.. This is sickness. May the Lord deliver u

I said I would vote Shekarau if he is up. However, If it is impossible for you to imagine other people's decisions void of religious prejudice, there's nothing anyone can do for you

Politics › Re: Why Buhari Is Bad For The Country by coolscott(op): 9:59pm On Dec 14, 2014

umarmasoro:
you know pple will spend enormous amount of there energy to unearth all the not-so-good comments made by buahri in the past to tarnish his image and incite the masses against him. Personally, I think this is lousy and lazy attempt to score cheap political points. The undoubtful fact remains that GEJ has grossly failed Nigerians, christians and Muslims. He is devoid of an atom of credibility to appeal to the populace once again, thus his campaign machineries will utilize all they have left at there disposal to make him electable, the religious factor, that GMB will islamatize Nigeria. Please how is that possible. How will someone in his right mind believe that somebody has the colossal power to forcefully islamatize him in this age of freedom and civilisation, it has not happened anywhere and certainly not in Nigeria. This is just another desperate attempt by GEJ camp to promulgate a hate campaign against GMB along religious lines. What is most disheartening is the fact that people fall for these things. let's widen our horizon and look beyong the seemingly obvious, free ourselves from prejudice and fairly analyse the past, present and feature regarding the leadership of this country. Am not saying all these because am a muslim so is GMB, no, absolutely Not! Am for GMB against GEJ because I personaly feel buhari is by far superior to jonathan within the bracket of integrity, competence and accountability following deep reflections and disection of the two personalities. In fact let's assume that the religious inclinations of the two be reversed, GEJ muslim and GMB christian, I will certainly go for buhari. This fact does not need Einstein intelligence to reason out!

Buhari did not say these things in the 80s.
Only last year, Buhari said that ”an attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the north!!
Buhari said in 2001, that he wants to ”spread sharia throughout the federation !!
Buhari said in 2001, that muslims should only vote for muslims!!
Buhari said in 2001, that ”why should christians be concerned when muslims cut off their limbs under sharia!!
Buhari said in 2001, that ”after all, the limbs that are being cut off are muslim ones and not christian so why should the christians bother about it!!

You might be enchanted about him but those words are too irresponsible of a man of that age and who inspires to be a Nigerian president.
He did not say these words out of a drunken stupor.
I cannot believe his extremist inclinations have suddenly been washed away. I think he is just wiser now about keeping his inner thoughts to himself while seeking our votes.

In the first place his sense of judgment was poor in thinking that it would not affect his chances of being elected.
He has adjusted only because he has experienced first hand the consequences of disrespecting the electorate by using opportunities to make public statements in making irresponsible utterances.
In other words, when he was making those statements, he was comfortable in his opinion that those words were just right for him and the public.

I can't vote that man. I had planed to vote Shekarau, former Kano governor but now he is in the PDP and is not running.

So nothing for the former general for now

Politics › Re: Finally, I Embrace Buharism...idi Amin by coolscott(m): 8:37pm On Dec 14, 2014

IdiAmin1:
Hmmm, you have a point I must say. However, Gej is not an option honestly speaking

Also, if the APC pitched Fashola against GEJ, it would be had not to vote Fashola even for me and several million more current GEJ supporters. I don't know why the APC doesn't place as much value as they should on Fashola as a tool in their political arsenal

Politics › Re: Finally, I Embrace Buharism...idi Amin by coolscott(m): 8:31pm On Dec 14, 2014

IdiAmin1:
Hmmm, you have a point I must say. However, Gej is not an option honestly speaking

I have always supported the less dangerous option in Nigerian presidential politics. I will support GEJ for the same reason I supported him the last time: I am afraid of the rest.
The consequences of being eventually wrong about choosing Buhari are just too terrible to bear.
what if this retired general is not the same person who he was back in his military days? what are we going to do? We would have been made serious fools of.

Personally, I am not as disappointed with GEJ as some others are. I never thought he was wonderful. I just was afraid of the consequences of getting the others in

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Politics › Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by coolscott(m): 1:35am On Dec 14, 2014

MORNDEW:
Can u prove this?

[size=13pt]His statements in the past make him a suspect. At least we can safely say he is a sympathizer. And anyone that can boldly come out sympathizing with Boko Haram...

Only last year, he said an attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the North

Take a look at this His comment in 2001
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Politics › Re: Finally, I Embrace Buharism...idi Amin by coolscott(m): 1:25am On Dec 14, 2014*

IdiAmin1:
My dear, the ship called Nigeria is sinking can't you see? Just like the reasons given by some white people for voting Obama, I don't mind voting the devil himself to fix Nigeria's numerous problems now. Economically, I admit Buhari will not do fantastic except he picks a good team but kill corruption and I bet you, Nigeria's 50% problem will be solved. GEJ is a nice man but he has little or no will to fight corruption. Let Buhari reset the country and give room for a fresh beginning. Please put tribal sentiments aside, let's tell ourselves the truth for once. By the way, I am a core Igboman

I am neither Igbo nor northerner, but in today's world, the fear of Jihadists, is an indication of wisdom. It will be expensive to play into their hands. To let them win us not because they took up bows, guns or arrows, but because they seduced us into falling in love with them just so that they can go ahead with a mission they cherish so dearly (islamising Nigeria) and which the rest of us think is just too ridiculous for them to actually be desiring.

One of my biggest problems with Buhari is that it is the northern fanatics that support him and if he wins, I envision a frenzied extremist jubilatory reaction that will not stop immediately after elections, but that will translate into more acts of extremist misdemeanors as these fanatics may very well believe they are naturally supposed to take their victory further.

In the first place, on account of Buhari's previous irresponsible comments, they will already view his victory if he wins, in Jihadist light

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Politics › Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by coolscott(m): 12:36am On Dec 14, 2014

badaru1:
I am not against Jonathan but PDP, they been here for over 15 years with nothing to show for it. No power, no good road, very expensive fuel with no price reduction in sight, no water, no good school, we are being forced to take our children to Ghana for quality education, to cap it all no security

Me too. I used to daydream that an opposition would come up one day and show them how to do things. It is just that when I saw the kind of opposition that was rising, it became clear it was better for me to support the PDP. At least we have some hope there. Some hope that they will improve especially now that they have an opposition

Politics › Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by coolscott(m): 12:28am On Dec 14, 2014

courage54:
I will only take Fani-Kayode serious only when he has been exonerated from all the corruption charges against him. In a saner society people like FFK alt to be in prison for money laundry.

MY FAMILY AND I WILL VOTE AND SUPPORT BUHARI NO MATTER WHAT because

You don't expect me to vote for a president who says stealing is not corruption.

You don't expect me to vote for a president who supervises the kidnapping of more than 200 girls without taking any action. Because if my sister happens to be among those innocent girls I won't be happy.

You don't expect me to vote for a president who supervises the killing of more than 16 graduates in the last immigration exams without taking any action to compensate their families. Because if my love one happens to be among those innocent graduates I won't be happy.

You don't expect me to vote for a president who grants amnesty and presidential pardons to those corrupt public office holders who has loot our country dry.

You don't expect me vote for a president who has not done anything meaningful for the last six years.

My conscience won't just permit me to vote for Jonathan who has a six years opportunity to create a change but went viral into cluelessness.

The time for change is now

Vote BUHARI for President

God Bless Nigeria
God Bless Niger-Delta

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Is this the person your conscience will allow you to vote?[/size]

https://www.mjemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/buarionsharia.jpeg

http://www.mjemagazine.com/retire-general-buari-wants-sharia-law-implemented/

Politics › Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by coolscott(m): 12:26am On Dec 14, 2014

courage54:
I will only take Fani-Kayode serious only when he has been exonerated from all the corruption charges against him. In a saner society people like FFK alt to be in prison for money laundry.

MY FAMILY AND I WILL VOTE AND SUPPORT BUHARI NO MATTER WHAT because

You don't expect me to vote for a president who says stealing is not corruption.

You don't expect me to vote for a president who supervises the kidnapping of more than 200 girls without taking any action. Because if my sister happens to be among those innocent girls I won't be happy.

You don't expect me to vote for a president who supervises the killing of more than 16 graduates in the last immigration exams without taking any action to compensate their families. Because if my love one happens to be among those innocent graduates I won't be happy.

You don't expect me to vote for a president who grants amnesty and presidential pardons to those corrupt public office holders who has loot our country dry.

You don't expect me vote for a president who has not done anything meaningful for the last six years.

My conscience won't just permit me to vote for Jonathan who has a six years opportunity to create a change but went viral into cluelessness.

The time for change is now

Vote BUHARI for President

God Bless Nigeria
God Bless Niger-Delta

Are you not aware he has been exonerated?

Politics › Re: Finally, I Embrace Buharism...idi Amin by coolscott(m): 12:20am On Dec 14, 2014

IdiAmin1:
After a keen observation of Buhari's antecedents, I formally bow to an unavoidable reality. I love my country and won't hesitate to support an honest man to lead us. Permit me to say these words, SAI BUHARI

Will you really support this man?
Take a look at his comments and think for yourself if he has really changed or if he has learnt to keep his unpopular desires to himself this time around while seeking the votes of the people

https://www.mjemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/buarionsharia.jpeg

http://www.mjemagazine.com/retire-general-buari-wants-sharia-law-implemented/

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Politics › Why Buhari Is Bad For The Country by coolscott(op): 12:07am On Dec 14, 2014

[size=13pt]Honestly, I started slowly falling for Buhari's charms until I found proof that he actually said these terrible and unintelligent things in 2001.
If he said those things then, there is no reason for me to believe he really has changed his position now. It only seems he has found out how expensive the picture it painted of him turned out to be to his ambition.

These were his words:[/size]

[size=13pt]“Sharia should be introduced in full across Nigeria…I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria…God willing, we will not stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country…

It is a legal responsibility which God has given us, within the context of one Nigeria, to continue to uphold the practice of Sharia wholeheartedly and to educate non-Muslims that they have nothing to fear…What remains for Muslims in Nigeria is for them to redouble their efforts, educate Muslims on the need to promote the full implementation of Sharia law.”[/size]

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Below is a snapshot[/size]
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[size=13pt]And here is the link:[/size] http://www.mjemagazine.com/retire-general-buari-wants-sharia-law-implemented/

[size=13pt]I am certain if you do a search for "I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria" you will find more sources.[/size]

Agriculture › Re: Unbelievable: 100pcs Of Tubers Of Yam For N9,000... by coolscott(m): 11:58pm On Dec 13, 2014

Tbliss12:
Update! Update!! Update!!!

Information reaching me now has it the PH truck has successfully arrive Gborokiri Yam Zone..... So I huge @coolscott to get prepared to pick up his Big-Sized Yam Tubers (200pcs) because anytime from now he will receive a call from me to pick them up immediately off-loading commences!!!

For the Lagos Truck heading to Mile-12 its almost @Oyo State(Ibadan) in less than 6-10hrs from now they should be in Mile-12 so @willyede please get prepared.....

Corper Lekan!!
07034617082(whatsapp preferably)

Agriculture › Re: Unbelievable: 100pcs Of Tubers Of Yam For N9,000... by coolscott(m): 7:01pm On Dec 10, 2014

Tbliss12:
Name: Mrs *********(@coolscott)
Phone Number: +234 909 460 ***
Total Number of Tubers: 200pcs
Amount Paid: N38,000 {32,000(cost of
200pcs)+3,000(transport)}
From: Yam Market, Ugba, Benue State
Destination : Yam Zone, PH (Gborokiri)
Method of Payment :Bank Deposit
Update of purchase, codes,movement of this order will be
communicated to this number +234 909 46***** via whatsapp
including picture of the truck and plate number.

Corper Lekan
07034617082

So far liking what I am seeing. Copper Lekan has kept me updated with the process, sending me photos along the way

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Agriculture › Re: Unbelievable: 100pcs Of Tubers Of Yam For N9,000... by coolscott(m): 11:18am On Dec 10, 2014

I have just made my order from Copper Lekan.
Waiting to see the results.
I will update everyone as the events unfold

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Politics › Re: Falling Oil Prices: President Jonathan Revealed Nigeria's Response! by coolscott(m): 5:25pm On Dec 04, 2014

nationwide1:
How rich are you for not being beggarly? Your conclusion about my poverty tells a lot about about your paucity of wisdom?

When you hear a meow, you do not need to wonder if it was a cat or a dog.
In the same vein, the language of the poor is just about universally the same. When they speak, verifications are not needed as to who the speech came from.
Your definition of poverty is very likely to be different from mine, but I don't even need to turn it over in my head. By the definition of men like me, you are helplessly poor.

The words that you spoke came from the poor side of your mind. The rewards thereof are comfort and rest in the reasons for which you cannot get the things you want. If you have nurtured the thoughts you expressed here for years, then chances are that you have lived in this comfort for years.

It is typical for someone who has lived (or who is living) like this to vehemently reject any attempt by anyone to take away their conveniently accepted, soothing and consoling reasons for which they cannot have the things they want, or do the things they really want to because then, they have nothing to console them anymore. They have nothing but the stark reality of the undesireables for which they have adopted reasons (actually, excuses) that make it easier for them to live with the pain.

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Politics › Listening To FFK In A Tedex Lecture, I Am Certain Shettima Shd Be In Custody by coolscott(op): 3:27pm On Dec 04, 2014

These are facts that have not been denied in public.

1.
Waec wrote to governor Kashim Shettima saying that place was not safe for conducting exams.
He, governor Shettia assured them of the safety of the students.
WAEC suggested that the venue should be moved to Maiduguri, the state capital if the exams are to hold.

2.
There were previous demonstrations on the road to the govt house by those who did not want the exams to take place at all due to safety concerns

3.
It was only on the strength of the governor's assurance of safety that the exams got scheduled for Chibok

4.
The school was a mixed school but all the boys were asked to leave

5.
Every girl who was a relative of a staff of the school was absent

6.
After the governor's assurance of safety, the only guard at the secondary school was one old man (who was not even armed).

7.
There was not electricity that night in the school. The school had a generator but no one put diesel in it.

8.
The Boko-haramites came and took the girls.

9.
Now they are being raped and abused. Some probably even sold into slavery in the Middle East.

The issue is the only reason for which the exams ended scheduled for Chibok after so much resistance, was the strength of the word of the governor - who proceeded to do an absolute nothing.

The blood of those girls is on the head of the governor and his collaborators. I do not care what party they belong to. APC or PDP. It is our job to ask the right questions of our leaders and make them accountable.
If indeed elements within the Nigerian polity can go so such depths to fulfill certain agenda (the nomenclature of which we may never fully know) then among these set of politicians are the most primal beasts unworthy the respect of the public, and not fit to live among humans.
After all, it is their being amongst us that has caused these things to happen

Politics › Re: Falling Oil Prices: President Jonathan Revealed Nigeria's Response! by coolscott(m): 2:59pm On Dec 04, 2014

nationwide1:
But the masses can't make policies to effect diversification of the economy. Our lazy and visionless government deserves all the blame.

Being beggarly this way is the reason why you are poor because you must be beggarly in the mind before it comes out to the fore.
Goodluck to you in your wait - for the government.
Again I say, Goodluck!

Politics › Re: Benjamin Natanyahu (isreal PM) Writes Jonathan Over Boko Haram Attack. (graphic) by coolscott(m): 3:47pm On Dec 03, 2014

Donsheddy:
Good. Our isreali brothers[BIAFRANS]

Biafrans foist themselves on hardworking, honest and organized Jews when in reality, they are more like dishonest, cheating, confrontational and disorganized Arabs.

Politics › Re: Picture Of Gov. Rotimi Amaechi In An Uncompleted Building ;D by coolscott(m): 3:29pm On Dec 03, 2014

mrvitalis:
believe it or not that rivers best governor ever.....
built the
1best set of primary schools (government owned ) in africa

best primary health care system in nigeria

best state university in terms of infrastructure in nigeria

the must prosecuted governor yet he still performed unlike jonathan

fact there is no are in government ameachi is not better than Goodluck and sambo combined

you are confidently giving out false/incorrect information. have you seen the public primary schools in South Africa. Now because you ate wrong on that point, I am inclined to think you are very likely wrong on others

Politics › Re: Falling Oil Prices: President Jonathan Revealed Nigeria's Response! by coolscott(m): 3:25pm On Dec 03, 2014

nationwide1:
But our economy should have been diversified a long time ago. Why wait until now?

both the government and the masses are to blame for the non diversification

Romance › Re: So If She Says"no" U Refer Her As A Kid?bullshi't by coolscott(m): 3:15am On Dec 03, 2014

Priceless24:
So one story that is neither true nor false means that every girl that visits a guys house wants to be harassed?

You know there's a serious kind of hate with which a girl hates you if she wanted you, and (whether you were aware or not) you didn't oblige her.
Not right at all.
In the end, I'm a pro-abstinence guy.

Romance › Re: So If She Says"no" U Refer Her As A Kid?bullshi't by coolscott(m): 3:11am On Dec 03, 2014

Priceless24:
So one story that is neither true nor false means that every girl that visits a guys house wants to be harassed?

No. Not at all. But it was very funny when I read it cuz I wasn't expecting the reply she gave at all.

Romance › Re: So If She Says"no" U Refer Her As A Kid?bullshi't by coolscott(m): 2:31am On Dec 03, 2014

Priceless24:
OP, it's very simple. Many guys (before una begin bash me, I did not say all) act like this towards girls that visit them. Somehow they erroneously assume that if you visit their houses then you obviously want to get intimate with them. whether they have expressed interest or not.

On the other hand, wetin carry you go the guy house? How long have you known him, where did you meet him? To avoid all of this BS do not go to visit a guy that is not your BF or that you do not intend to get intimate with because most of them will try. Highest you'll say no, but to avoid it you can meet somewhere in the open

I read a story about this guy who had a girl visit him.
She spent a long time with him and he entertained her and eventually saw her off.
Not very long afterwards, he sent her a text message asking if she wanted to come visiting (he probably enjoyed her company the first time).
She replied, "What for? The one I came before, did you do anything?"

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Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Nairaland Virgins' Lounge by coolscott(m): 2:19am On Dec 03, 2014

Good To Abstain.
It is truly rewarded.
How would you like your husband or wife to be comparing you with others she unfortunately has in her sexual history?

Politics › Re: FG Not Behind Boko Haram- Jonathan by coolscott(m): 12:29pm On Dec 02, 2014

diluminati:
stop talking from the hole in your a n u s. Do you know who stands to gain from voters disenfranchisement in the north? Goodluck Jonafool!

The fact that certain northerners did not take into cognizance the fact that they would end up being disenfranchised in 2015 when initially fueling bokoharam, does not suddenly mean that the president is the one behind them.

Politics › Re: Nairalander Breakdown Of Today's Damaturu Attack by coolscott(m): 11:16am On Dec 02, 2014

Obiagelli:
The people should show some kind of appreciation to the military, though i know times are hard over there, it should boast their morale.

yep. I think they naturally will

Business › Re: What CBN Devaluation Of Naira Means: In Case You Don't Get It. by coolscott(m): 3:08am On Nov 26, 2014*

The op seems to have learned more from the replies to his post than he attempted to bring to us from his post. He really did not know too much about the issue.

The post was very close to cheap, old and familiar doom-saying.

That's why I like nairaland. information eventually pours in.

was going to pass by but was impressed by some of the informed replies.

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Politics › Re: Reps List 50 Impeachable Offences Against Jonathan by coolscott(m): 2:55am On Nov 26, 2014

nationwide1:
If they like, let them find 10,000 impeachable offences. Where were they when there was no imbroglio in the house? I'm personally not against sending Otuoke son back home but my concern is the common citizens. Bokoharam has no genuine reasons to fight yet they are fighting. How much more Niger Delta militants who will sure feel deprived with such a great reason to stop exploration of their oil for their enemies? They will fight to the last man standing. This is not 1967. I see Nigeria disintegrating with the selfish moves of legislators.

Right

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