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emmykk:Have you ever heard of sarcasm? |
Ugosample:There is a reason why we have third and first world. |
holyfather:http://o2tvseries.com/Narcos/index.html |
KINGMAKER001:The fact that you have any form of elections regardless of how imperfect it is is because of these observers , especially from the United states. The pressure they exert on govt institutions has been Nigeria's saving grace from collapsing into totalitarianism.. |
devilson:Good. Fight it alone. |
devilson:What has southern Nigeria got to do with tinubu? How has he helped southern Nigeria? Afterall, you lots said igbos are not politically sophisticated and so tinubu is sharing the spoils with the SW alone. Look, I have no problem with you rallying the SW for tinubu, but please don't make the mistake of making it a southern issue. There is no southern business with tinubu. |
VikingsOO7:Childish tantrums? Move along, son. |
madridguy:If you think American policy will change with Hilary, then you must be deluded. US will still be pro-isreal. And with the rise of terrorism in different parts of the world, Hilary Clinton may even be forced to take a trump-like posture on foreign issues that involves islam. |
EazyMoh:When you have herdsmen running around killing productive people by the hundreds, what is excellent about such security? Are you being paid for these sycophantic posts? |
repogirl:There is a difference between what OBJ did and what buhari wants to do. |
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LastProphet:And yet he is producing toys as drones? He is not a legend then. |
VikingsOO7:Calm my nerves? You must really be deluded if you think i care about some online opinion. When did the husband became the ''world''? It is like a man having a child with someone else and then hiding the fact from the wife before marriage. Anyway, that is your business. Even the comparism you used in your analogy is laughable and you know it. Anybody that follows your advise is on her own. We all face the consequences of our actions anyway. |
What the fucck is that toy? ![]() Jesus wept |
tiwiex:There is nothing like agriculture anymore. Your best bet for economic improvement is to pray that crude oil prices increases and fast. Your president to his agric minister don't give a hoot about agriculture. During the days of adeshina, I used to argue the merits and de-merits of his policies with obiagelli the nairalander, on this forum on an almost daily basis. Now there is no agric policy on ground to even debate on. Nigeria has been frozen. |
rusher14:True. Maybe because your president is also eyeing certain positions as cash cows too. This is a man that appointed himself as minister of petroleum even before he fully packed into aso-rock. ![]() |
Oblang:I am not the one asking for unconditional and un-begrudged help from unlikely sources for your president. If you had any modicum of sense, you would have realized that your president has burned too many bridges with certain people. He is your president and has shared the spoils with you. He is not our concern. If I were you, i'd be focused on how that money is spent. |
VikingsOO7:Seriously? This is a devilish advice and a wrong foundation to build a marriage on. He will find out one day, they always do, and when he does the lady would wish she never got married. I definitely won't advice any member of my family to hide stuffs like that. |
Oblang:Buhari is your president that you voted for. If you don't help him, who will? Is it the igbos he called 5% that will help him?. You no get sense. |
Jonathan was even the person that nominated him for Afdb president. ![]() |
Dr Akinwumi Adesina, president-elect, Africa Development Bank (AfDB) has credited his success at the poll to the tireless work of Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Nigeria’s Finance Minister. In a statement issued on Sunday, Adesina thanked outgoing president, Goodluck Jonathan and the newly sworn in president, Muhammadu Buhari but showered special encomium on Okonjo-Iweala. “I would like to specially thank Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for her vital role and tremendous effort in delivering this successful outcome. Dr. Okonjo-Iweala, as Nigeria’s Finance Minister, worked passionately for our campaign, and our success would have been impossible without her tireless work shepherding support among many of the esteemed Finance Ministers and Governors at the AfDB. He then thanked all those involved in the process for electing him. “I am deeply humbled and honoured to have been entrusted with the great responsibility of leading the African Development Bank (AfDB) at a time that presents such great opportunities and also profound challenges for our continent. “The AfDB campaign and election has been an incredible experience, and I am grateful to all those who supported me along the way and to each and every person with whom I’ve met and exchanged ideas and hopes for inclusive economic growth on our continent throughout this process. I am thankful to have been given the chance to travel to so many parts of the continent – small states, fragile states, and large states across Africa – to feel the pulse of African leaders and peoples. I met with young people and women – Africa’s greatest assets, with small- and medium-sized enterprises, and with Africa’s business leaders. From rural areas to burgeoning cities, I saw vast opportunities for a greater and more inclusive Africa. I am hopeful and excited about the prospect of building on the great work of President Donald Kaberuka at the AfDB,” he said. Adding that: “Together, we can build a stronger and more prosperous Africa, with smart infrastructure, energy for all, a strong private sector, new economic opportunities that will deliver quality jobs and hope for millions of youths and women, revival of Africa’s rural economies to lift many out of poverty, and regional integration for shared prosperity. “The shareholders of the AfDB from African and non-African countries gave strong support, for which I am deeply grateful. Together, we will build a new Africa with inclusive and green growth. “I commend all my colleagues who contested for the position, their countries, and supporters. They conducted great campaigns. They are all great assets to Africa. I am truly humbled by the support of many Presidents across every region of Africa. Africa is my home.” “I would like to give my special thanks to a few people in particular without whom this success would not have been possible: former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for his nominating me, his confidence, and his steadfast, enthusiastic support; President Muhammadu Buhari for his strong endorsement and rallying support for us.” “Our leaders rallied behind us in a historic display of unity of purpose and common commitment. I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, former Head of State General Abdulsalami Abubakar, former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon, former Vice President Namadi Sambo, and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who worked determinedly to build support behind my candidacy among African leaders.” “I would especially like to thank all the people of Africa for your prayers, your well-wishes, and your belief in me. I am truly humbled by the outpouring of support I have received from all across the continent. I promise to work hard with all African governments to deliver more inclusive economic growth across our beautiful continent,” the statement read. http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/05/31/afdb-okonjo-iweala-behind-my-success-says-adesina/ |
rusher14:He is right, buhari played no role in his Afbd appointment. His victory speech was more or less dedicated to Ngozi okonjo iweala. Buhari does not know talent if he sees one. http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/05/31/afdb-okonjo-iweala-behind-my-success-says-adesina/ https://www.nairaland.com/2348230/afdb-okonjo-iweala-behind-success-says |
idiott. Go fix your hometown and leave backward people alone. |
Smart. ![]() |
doctokwus:His antecedence was clear. His speeches and view on national issues have been historically damning. Saying you were scammed by buhari is telling everybody how poor an electorate you are. It is better to say you didn't expect much from buhari but you were hoping he proved you wrong. |
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Given the quality of his voice, I am not surprised. He wouldn't last 10 minutes there. |
SycophanticGoat:I am not talking about the sabbath day. I am talking about a set day when children of God come together to receive from the lord and to connect to heaven. Sex as legal as it is, is still a fleshly engagement. And a serious child of God would ofcourse put off with any fleshly activity if not for anything atleast as a sign of humility and self-crucifixion that Paul encourages us to. Even in the old testament, the priests that enter the holy of holies on the set day are to sanctify themselves from every fleshy and worldly attachments else they be struck down by God himself. Even though the bible didn't really specify, but I am sure the last thing on the minds of those privileged priests would be sex- not when there is a high chance of being Killed in God's presence. |
joceey:Abstaining from Sex by married couples for a specific time is a form of fasting and humility before the lord. Any pastor that engages in sex with his spouse before coming to minister to the children of God on sunday is not serious. You have all the days of the week for that. |
elektra:Well, the man is not God fearing hence the disagreement and violence. A God fearing wife is most suitable to a God fearing man. A God fearing man would have the self control to wait till after service and focus solely on how to receive from God before even leaving home. |
Only in africa you see a failed president with the most failed currency in the world rivalled only by Nigeria trying to dictate foreign policy for a continent. Does any African country have the military and economic power to handle the responsibilities that comes with a UN permanent seat ?What is our leverage on the rest of the world? I am sure many of these backward african countries will agree with him. They hate accountability and oversight. Just like many of them wanted to leave the ICC. ![]() |
Hhundredhundred:There is a greater chance of you becoming a citizen of America which is zero, than me ever replying your post on nairaland again. You need my attention to give yourself a sort of self-worth which is why you follow me about like a wet puppy and try to spark a conversation albeit in a convoluted, despicable and provocative manner vomiting untrue nonsense like someone under the torments of a mad spirit. I don't know you online or offline, and neither have I ever shared any correspondence with you since I don't roll with your kind anyway. You are ignored henceforth. If you had a sense of pride, you would do well to unfollow me. |
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