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brain54:waooo, Hmm. Some over do it, some under do it (if they is anything like that). I think when I become an employer I might not be doing all these interview (if possible), come and work for some time, if you deliver, carry go. |
Omobithousand:Good, just take your time and may God lead you. |
Omobithousand:Its your decision to make, if you can forgive and let go, then fine, but if you can't, well. its not your fault, even Bible permit divorce if one partner cheated. You shouldn't make any decision now pls, just calm down, calm down first. |
malaria:does that justify him making advances towards a minor, if its true? |
waooo, what will be will be. |
Ikpaitid:Stop talking rubbish, can you stand ordinary crisis talk more of war? Stop saying things that can cause disunity. Whatever is the final decision of the court, everybody will abide by it and Nigeria will move forward peacefully, simple. |
Henry22:yes ooo and you shall see... |
Arda1000:we are peculiar, you will see that soon. |
Arda1000:How is it a joke? |
Henry22:You will see it, just be patient. His ways are different from ours. |
Interesting times. Let me go and look for the details (body). |
Let's watch how the argument go... it seems obi's attorneys are experience, this case I think its more about technicality than it look. Tinubu's guys have to sit up. |
Henry22:He will, just watch and see. |
Strafudeen:A lot are being mislead. Let's allow love to lead us. |
Henry22:He is still with Us actually, very much present. |
Henry22:He is still with Us actually, very much present. |
This is bad, so bad. |
I have been following discussions online and I'm wondering, with all these hateful words, anger, tribalism and so on... what then happen if court fault the election (or it's process) and either nullify or declare another person the winner... We need to chill, we still have a long way to go, our leaders have achieved their aim and with what is going on I know they will only do worse, without accountability because we are not united and can't hold them accountable. Who then loses? All this tribal war and sentiment is not needed. I once met an Igbo lady working in a Yoruba state owned establishment, employed by a Yoruba man and vice versa, now between that person and your tribal person, who should be your right hand person. All this tribal sentiment don't really makes sense, it should be who will do better, who will bring more benefit to us. I feel pained seeing all that our youths are saying and problem they are causing for us. If this fire is not quench now, it may burn more deeply than we could ever think. Already, friendships, relationships and bonds are being broken... May God help us. |
I have a question to ask... |
overseasnbeyond:point of correction, Nigerians didn't reinstate them, they rigged and reinstated themselves, that's why there is so much distrust in the govt today more than ever before. Its unfortunate we couldn't resist them because they brought up sentiments and a lot of people accepted it.... |
Its only by God's grace, our leaders have so much divided us and we allowed them. Nigerians have lost so much faith in our leaders. |
xenten:Even without structure I still believe he won. People are the structure and he have people. Buhari with his level of popularity and love especially in the north does not command the widespread love people showed this man. For the record, the structureless Man won but the powers that be took it by force. PDP with its structure does not have the love Nigerians gave this man. I'm saying this because I was opportune to talk to people especially northerners that took his matter very personal. I believe he have a good case at hand... Our problem is not about structure but institutions that don't work, impunity and corruption. Structure or no structure, what some Inec staff and some personnel did in the last election shows that Nigeria still have a long way to go. Today, I can bet you that over 90% ordinary Nigerians don't believe nor trust or have faith in Inec again, myself inclusive, part of it is the low turnout in the last election and Nigerians tearing their passports. Its too obvious, see what happened in nasarawa state and even kaduna, oh God. God will judge our leaders... |
Abagworo:I disagree with number 1 and 2. but I trust God, things will change in Nigeria, it may not be with these set of evil men but God will always be God. |
Thank God you said your view. As one who have being following this election keenly, saying Obi has no structure or did not win is a big lie. Saying he does not have nation wide popularity is another lie. I was shocked to see non Igbo's, northerners working for obi with passion. I, for one never knew that an easterner will command this much popularity and love this soon going by what was happening in the country. Till now, I have try not to comment on election matters but this your assertions are mostly not true, that your candidate or principal was able to rig his way in doesn't make him the people's choice. Only very very few people declared winners truly won their elections. The recent gubernatorial election shows how unfortunate the whole process was, it was shameful really, from nasarawa to rivers, from Lagos to ABIA, etc, its a disgrace really. Some of us may have respect for some of these men but this is shameful. I'm happy some things may have changed, our politicians are exposing their divisive and dubious self more now. I pray God turn things around but certainly not with this set of rulers. Let's wait and see... |
All eyes on the judiciary, I'm seeing a shocker... |
we still have a long way to go, this Year's election is a mirage, way below average. |
busybay:you're in the spirit. just that I see United coming top this time. José vs Eric ....interesting |
i'm seeing a man utd vs Roma final. oshey. |
vicshub:Congratulations. I wish you a happy home. |
I can't wait for that phase. I so much believe in this country. |
Nice joke