₦airaland Forum

udemzyudex:
capri sone and gala? Did she tell u that they are poor? I believe u didn't read the part that state the name of her school and where it is located,u think they pay pea nut for her school fees? If u have nothing reasonable to post just read comments bro...

Lol. Funny.

doctokwus:
I know d parents must have approved this,but this 9yr old's conviction and courage is tear rendering just like that of the old Lady that donated about a million I think, and the elderly man that ran up to the campaign bus just to see buhari and donate his own savings.
These are people moved by a force greater than them to support a movement whose time has come.
If Nigeria loses this chance with buhari, its all over for this country.We lost it with Abiola and I doubt if God wud be so magnanimous again if we don't do what is right,no matter what it takes.
I just want and know by the grace of God if Buhari wins,on d day of his swearing in,these people wud be invited that day to witness the start of a rebirth of a new nation.

Lol. What a joke!

Goahead:
Buhari is probably dead

Please don't say that. It's wrong. Morally and spiritually.

cr7lomo:
If u Hv lodged in transcorp , u will find out that some rooms are almost similar , depending on the room rate. They are certainly diffent rooms but still the same rate , the pictures could be different cos it certainly not the same room Buhari used but certainly the same hotel

I hope some joker here will see this valid quote.

nortcentrallord:
Hmmmmmm. This picture FFK presented is no doubt beyound every reasonable doubt. Deception is the order of the day in Nigerian politics. What is bad if they accept he went for medical check up. He is human and advanced in age. Besides it's his right. There is no difference between wehat is happening now and what Turai Yaradua did during the time his husband was sick. This is annoying.

This is the same position that I have canvassed repeatedly!:

1) What is the big deal about a 73 year old receiving medical care?

2) Is it out of place for a former Head of State to travel for medical reasons?

3) Is it out of place for Buhari to need rest as suggested by his wife?

So why can we not just employ full disclosure in our party politics and allow truth and sincerity to guide us. So what happens when indeed, there is a REAL need for Buhari to use a Doctor?

Ralphlauren:
Your ignorance is shocking!

Below are the links to different hiltons in scotland. Different names, different business interests but with all under the hilton brand and can be linked to just one official hilton website.

Do you know the terms of any "franchise" agreement? Do you have an understanding of how franchise works? Certain things have to replicated across the entire franchise and that includes interior decor, fittings, etc.

http://m.hilton.com/mt/www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/united-kingdom/hilton-edinburgh-airport-EDIAPHN/index.html

http://m.hilton.com/mt/www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/united-kingdom/hilton-edinburgh-airport-EDIAPHN/index.html

I'm not going to waste more of my time calling you out on your foolishness.

I do not need your links sir. I am a HiltonHonours member. Keep the change. I see, I don't just google. Now get on...

I suppose that your silly posts assumes Fayose went to your derided links to borrow the furniture to pose with in 3 days? Fayose may not be my guy but you obviously can't stand him in politics. Yes, you and your goons.

popcykaylah:
transcorp is an interantional hotel and hostels put similar settings ...go to Sheraton Lagos and the one at abuja..

Lie! Pure lies! The "Hilton" is the franchise. Transcorp is the business interest. Depending on your business scope, Hilton offers management services. There is no Hilton in London like this sir. If you know, please spell the name and location out. Facts are facts and should be respected.

Funny video. Says nothing, does nothing, achieves nothing. It further raises suspicions about the General. A needless 17 second absolutely convoluted extension of the confusion that this trip has generated.

mu2sa2:
l have 24/7 broadband internet service (wifi) at home too - unlimited download, no data cap for 30 days. I do all the heavy downloads on it for just 4000 naira a month. If u have this service in your area subscribe and forget gsm data bundle.

What service is this sir? And is it legit?

aflabos:
Brov, pls park well, in abroad like US, UK, China and co, internet is affordable in office, home and mobile, now in Nigeria u will pay through Ur nose to have a better internet. Are u advertising or preaching? Park well brov. 1k for 3GB on glo rock on android like kilode.

Please how much is it 'in abroad like US'?

buygala:
Dele be looking like an overfed pig .... Are there no gyms over there in London or wherever it is he resides?


Zahra tho... Beautiful damsel with an empty skull... I have still not forgiven her for her notorious Twitter blunders, which almost led people to question her certificates and her ability to take criticisms in good faith


SUMMARY- I don't give a damn about these two

Anyway

GMB AND HIS 150 COWS FOR ASO ROCK 2015....

Dude!!!

CuteInBlack:
Very enlightening, big up op. However, I've decided not to waste my singular vote for any of the aforementioned candidate. I'll be voting for an outsider, i'm wondering why not so many people are with me.


We all know these are just recycled politicians, let's see a fresh hand try out something differently. Even though I agree that more than a dozen of them are just fronting for the two heavyweights. I'm following developments and watching closely to find a near-neutral candidate. I'm all for independent candidature, the legislatures should look into this.

True, myself like so many others desire change, we've never had this bad. This administration has done her best despite the numerous distractions, I grade them C.

The opposition makes it look like the President and his team have been using tax payers money to drink ORIJIN and eat "point and kill" . They keep hammering on their candidate's integrity and how he would fight corruption, what happens after corruption is tackled?? Wetin we go chop, how are we going to attract foreign investments, infrastructure?? I don't agree GMB is the finest administrator the APC has got though.

I'm very sure one of them would win tho, but that's none of my business. I don't think when they win they would pay for my bottle of ORIJIN or put food directly on my table. I know and understand perfectly I must work hard to survive regardless of who wins.

Apt!

askofemma:
brilliant and intelligent Analysis but I can feel n hear ur Inner voice #youhavedecided! It's saying
Sai Buhari

Haha, I will say when I decide. And are you undecided too?

Why I am Undecided (Part 1).

The following holds true for me and explains my dilemma of choice for the presidency in 5 weeks.

GOODLUCK JONATHAN
1) His administration has failed woefully in meeting promises made in 2011 that some significant and progressive strides would have been registered in the electricity challenge of Nigeria. That, remains a failed promise. Inverters and Generators may be what the president however meant because many Nigerians now own both.

2) This president, while attempting to be civil in the war against financial misappropriation of funds, (otherwise known as stealing and corruption) has by his actions and body language encouraged what may arguably pass as the worst cases of corruption in the last 10 years. Individuals and syndicates like the Obasanjo era have pocketed our channels of government spending.

3) The economy is crying and bleeding. The Naira has never had it so bad in terms of equitable exchange rates standing. We are changing the dollar for over N210 from N170. The wastage occasioned by thefts when crude oil prices were high and this governments failure to save has exposed us and made our economy vulnerable. I think Finance Minister Okonlo Iweala was just overhyped. The economy is just theories and paper.

4) No significant steps taken towards curbing theft of crude. We seem helpless as a nation and the level of impunity in those areas is alarming.

5) He has failed to position a strong reputation for Nigeria in the comity of nations and in international affairs. His inability to strike the right alliances and muzzle strategic military forces to quash Boko Haram tells a bad tale in his discharge of duties as Commander-in-Chief of our Military. This president is highly indecisive.

He has however achieved the following regardless of APC's deliberate downplay of these landmarks:

1) We cannot deny that at least the railways have started working. They may not be as fast as the ones leaving Kings Cross in London to Belgium but person wey never see the ones for London de appreciate them. Trains I took in Brooklyn weren't particular the nicest smelling around too so why don't we at least appreciate that air conditioned carriages now cross states in Nigeria.

2) The man is honest on election matters. I witnessed how the PDP lost Governorship elections about two times under GEJ's administration. He has presented elections that were relatively free and fair. I am someone who respects the sanctity of the vote and place serious value on transparency in elections. I am not sure that the APC doesn't rig South West elections. He scores highly here.

3) GEJ places importance on education and I like that about him. Whether we like it or not, the new Federal Universities have saved us some criminals of the future. They have also presented employment opportunities that would have being non existent. Add the Almajiri schools to the mix and I see a man investing in a future that he may not be part of. Kudos here.

4) I keep repeating how dumbfounded I am that Obasanjo drove on the Lagos Ibadan Expressway for 8 years as president and did not see need to fix that road. I kept asking and got no reasonable or acceptable reasons yet for that oversight. It had to take Goodluck Jonathan to start work on that road and many other roads that I have been on. I was quite impressed at his interest in fixing the roads and I think he has set us on a good path transportation wise. The airports are also being improved regardless of how cosmetic or not we think the interventions are.

5) Innosson Motors in the Eastern part of Nigeria is testimony of the interest of Goodluck in setting Nigeria up for Industrialisation. The automotive industries policies have been encouraging and have attracted foreign investment. I am impressed at these.

Coupled with the level of focus he exhibits despite all the jabs and insults hurled at him, I think the president deserves a pass mark as an apprentice in the democratic experience of Nigeria. He has not tampered with freedoms and I like that acceptance and tolerance he demonstrates even in the face of the most acerbic provocations especially from loud mouthed South West APC Governors, supporters and Okorocha.

Buhari is next...

Why I am Undecided (Part 2)

This is a sequel to an earlier post on the current president. This post clarifies why I am undecided on General Muhammu Buhari as candidate of choice for the Feb. 2015 elections.

MUHAMMADU BUHARI
1) How can a man be ousted from office for 32 years yet have no evidence that he has added as little as a pin to his academic knowledge base. 32 years is enough to write 20 books, get a Ph.D, write Journals, Memoirs, Autobiographies and just anything along the intellectual. After 32 years, I would be under a spell to have to be defending the possession or otherwise of what is the equivalent of a WAEC certificate. Gowon obtained a PhD from the prestigious Warwick, Obasanjo returned to NOUN, the open university. It is not for lack of money but because a brain cannot give what it does not have. I fault Buhari so much in this regard that no washing in the media or billboards can justify his mental laziness.

2) The desperation to be president appears to be more like an obsession than a serious interest in redeeming Nigeria. Buhari has attempted the presidency 5 times if we counted the coups he participated in. As a graduate of Psychology, I question easily, the sincerity of a man living in Nigeria and pursuing occupying the No. 1 office with so much interest and recurring zeal. At age 60, you don't want to make being president a lifetime pastime. He should have quit after age 65 since he was once president. When will younger people ever be president if a man who was president 35 years ago is still vying for the same office today?

3) Buhari has watered down and diluted the 'Integrity' mantra he represents. Anyone living in Lagos will attest that the money being spent on TV, Media, Outdoor advertisement cannot be in the small billions. The Buhari I knew years back would not sign off such elaborate and ostentatious campaigns. He has failed to question the source of these monies. These are stolen funds and laundered money and his enjoyment of the spend may suggest that the so called ideals he postulates may be dead on arrival.

4) Buhari and his gang terminated civilian rule. The real worth of that action is that it was an assault on the collective will of the Nigerian people alive in 1983. Shagari might have been corrupt as alleged but what greater corruption is seizing power through the barrel of the gun after we managed a clean break back to democracy? The gods of democracy may be working against him because he now wants to reap from what he frontally destroyed. E fit no be president of democratic government ever again. Nature no de play. We would have had democracy for 40 years now and definitely better off.

5) Buhari represents the old order. I long for a break from political leadership that cannot differentiate what iOs, BB10, Android and Windows OS is. I want leadership that can govern from Blackberry phones. I want a president that will be IT savvy and technically proficient enough to make his government effective through deployment of IT for governance thereby increasing the effectiveness of leadership and very likely saving costs. This must be strange news to Buhari and I am afraid that many scams will be presented to him and which he will be signing innocently because the truth is, the new Nigeria we want to define, is beyond him.

The PDP is however no match for Buhari because:

1) Buhari represents a clean break from the stained and soiled pretenders to the office of President that the PDP has presented for over 15 years now . Here is a man whom I heard did not enjoy the luxury of a generator in his home in a nation where a civil servant could be a major shareholder in 'Mikano'. His allegiances are by far fewer and so Nigeria can for the first time in a long while expect to enjoy sincere political leadership - at presidency level.

2) Buhari's age comes at an advantage because now his name is more precious than Diezani's jets or Oduah's BMWs. A man at his age is not one to boss around and so I expect that the hard calls and tough decisions that the PDP has fails to make will be daily taken by Buhari. He will not soil the Buhari brand and Nigeria can expect his personal convictions to play out in her favour.

3) His party has demonstrated that governments can work at any level. In view of the fact that his party will be influential in his administration, Nigerians can expect a paradigm shift in the thrust of policy making and planning as it relates to expected good governance. I think Abuja will be a fantastic federal capital under a Buhari/APC leadership. I also believe that the advantages of an IT led government/economy will be better enjoyed under a Buhari government.

4) The groundswell of support that General Buhari commands across the country is unprecedented - that is all a president needs to take his people through tough but necessary times. He is better poised to enjoy increased support in the fight against Boko Haram. Citizens will have in Buhari, a man that they like enough to want to assist. It is rare to have a person hold charisma for as long as Buhari has and it is hoped that Insurgency, among other issues will be curbed accordingly through his popularity with the rovers and talakawas.

5) General Buhari's sterling performance at the PTF may be pointers that within acceptable limits, Nigeria will enjoy a boost in infrastructural development.

Coupled with a zero tolerance stance on corruption, leakages will be blocked so that government can have more funds for developmental purposes. Corruption is a huge challenge for all and sundry and the man to wage that mighty war in capacity of Commander is General Buhari.

I hope you guys see why being undecided until the Presidential Debates is highly justified.

Thank you panel and my accurate time keeper.

I admired the Obasanjo Administration for the giant strides taken to reposition Nigeria in his time. I however would like to ask:

1) Did Jonathan preside over the NIPP fraud that failed to deliver 100 Kilowatts of electricity after 16 Billion Dollars?
2) Did Jonathan supervise the murders of Marshall Harry and Bola Ige?
3) Did. Jonathan endorse the lock up of AD Governors who were in Ekiti for a meeting by the then government of Ayo Fayose?
4) Did Jonathan pursue the sharing of N50 Million per senator for term extension?
5) Did Jonathan instigate the neglect of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and. Benin-Ore Road in their killer conditions?
6) Did Jonathan bring down Odi in wanton disregard for the sanctity of human lives?
7) Did Jonathan embark on frivolous threats of political enemies with the EFCC?
Did Jonathan oversee the massive rigging of polls during the 2003 and 2007 elections?
9) Did Jonathan make himself Minister of petroleum?
10) Did Jonathan declare that elections were do-or-die?

Chief Obasanjo does not serve history well with his recent outbursts. GEJ may do better, comparatively speaking, after 8 years or Buhari after 4 years.

ArchEnemy:
Nice work op.
Its a kinda dilema, considering the fact that none of them has a stainless record. We can only wait to see whose sins Nigerians ll be willing to overlook.

Part 2 updated up there sire.

Why I am Undecided (Part 1).

The following holds true for me and explains my dilemma of choice for the presidency in 2 weeks.

GOODLUCK JONATHAN
1) His administration has failed woefully in meeting promises made in 2011 that some significant and progressive strides would have been registered in the electricity challenge of Nigeria. That, remains a failed promise. Inverters and Generators may be what the president however meant because many Nigerians now own both.

2) This president, while attempting to be civil in the war against financial misappropriation of funds, (otherwise known as stealing and corruption) has by his actions and body language encouraged what may arguably pass as the worst cases of corruption in the last 10 years. Individuals and syndicates like the Obasanjo era have pocketed our channels of government spending.

3) The economy is crying and bleeding. The Naira has never had it so bad in terms of equitable exchange rates standing. We are changing the dollar for over N210 from N170. The wastage occasioned by thefts when crude oil prices were high and this governments failure to save has exposed us and made our economy vulnerable. I think Finance Minister Okonlo Iweala was just overhyped. The economy is just theories and paper.

4) No significant steps taken towards curbing theft of crude. We seem helpless as a nation and the levels of impunity in those areas is alarming.

5) He has failed to position a strong reputation for Nigeria in the comity of nations and in international affairs. His inability to strike the right alliances and muzzle strategic military forces to quash Boko Haram tells a bad tale in his discharge of duties as Commander-in-Chief of our Military. This president is highly indecisive.

He has however achieved the following regardless of APC's deliberate downplay of these landmarks:

1) We cannot deny that at least the railways have started working. They may not be as fast as the ones leaving Kings Cross in London to Belgium but person wey never see the ones for London de appreciate them. Trains I took in Brooklyn weren't particular the nicest smelling around too so why don't we at least appreciate that air conditioned carriages now cross states in Nigeria.

2) The man is honest on election matters. I witnessed how the PDP lost Governorship elections about two times under GEJ's administration. He has presented elections that were relatively free and fair. I am someone who respects the sanctity of the vote and place serious value on transparency in elections. I am not sure that the APC doesn't rig South West elections. He scores highly here.

3) GEJ places importance on education and I like that about him. Whether we like it or not, the new Federal Universities have saved us some criminals of the future. They have also presented employment opportunities that would have being non existent. Add the Almajiri schools to the mix and I see a man investing in a future that he may not be part of. Kudos here.

4) I keep repeating how dumbfounded I am that Obasanjo drove on the Lagos Ibadan Expressway for 8 years as president and did not see need to fix that road. I kept asking and got no reasonable or acceptable reasons yet for that oversight. It had to take Goodluck Jonathan to start work on that road and many other roads that I have been on. I was quite impressed at his interest in fixing the roads and I think he has set us on a good path transportation wise. The airports are also being improved regardless of how cosmetic or not we think the interventions are.

5) Innosson Motors in the Eastern part of Nigeria is testimony of the interest of Goodluck in setting Nigeria up for Industrialisation. The automotive industries policies have been encouraging and have attracted foreign investment. I am impressed at these.

Coupled with the level of focus he exhibits despite all the jabs and insults hurled at him, I think the president deserves a pass mark as an apprentice in the democratic experience of Nigeria. He has not tampered with freedoms and I like that acceptance and tolerance he demonstrates even in the face of the most acerbic provocations especially from loud mouthed South West APC Governors, supporters and Okorocha.

Buhari is next...

Why I am Undecided (Part 2)

This is a sequel to an earlier post on the current president. This post clarifies why I am undecided on General Muhammu Buhari as candidate of choice for the Feb. 2015 elections.

MUHAMMADU BUHARI
1) How can a man be ousted from office for 32 years yet have no evidence that he has added as little as a pin to his academic knowledge base. 32 years is enough to write 20 books, get a Ph.D, write Journals, Memoirs, Autobiographies and just anything along the intellectual. After 32 years, I would be under a spell to have to be defending the possession or otherwise of what is the equivalent of a WAEC certificate. Gowon obtained a PhD from the prestigious Warwick, Obasanjo returned to NOUN, the open university. It is not for lack of money but because a brain cannot give what it does not have. I fault Buhari so much in this regard that no washing in the media or billboards can justify his mental laziness.

2) The desperation to be president appears to be more like an obsession than a serious interest in redeeming Nigeria. Buhari has attempted the presidency 5 times if we counted the coups he participated in. As a graduate of Psychology, I question easily, the sincerity of a man living in Nigeria and pursuing occupying the No. 1 office with so much interest and recurring zeal. At age 60, you don't want to make being president a lifetime pastime. He should have quit after age 65 since he was once president. When will younger people ever be president if a man who was president 35 years ago is still vying for the same office today?

3) Buhari has watered down and diluted the 'Integrity' mantra he represents. Anyone living in Lagos will attest that the money being spent on TV, Media, Outdoor advertisement cannot be in the small billions. The Buhari I knew years back would not sign off such elaborate and ostentatious campaigns. He has failed to question the source of these monies. These are stolen funds and laundered money and his enjoyment of the spend may suggest that the so called ideals he postulates may be dead on arrival.

4) Buhari and his gang terminated civilian rule. The real worth of that action is that it was an assault on the collective will of the Nigerian people alive in 1983. Shagari might have been corrupt as alleged but what greater corruption is seizing power through the barrel of the gun after we managed a clean break back to democracy? The gods of democracy may be working against him because he now wants to reap from what he frontally destroyed. E fit no be president of democratic government ever again. Nature no de play. We would have had democracy for 40 years now and definitely better off.

5) Buhari represents the old order. I long for a break from political leadership that cannot differentiate what iOs, BB10, Android and Windows OS is. I want leadership that can govern from Blackberry phones. I want a president that will be IT savvy and technically proficient enough to make his government effective through deployment of IT for governance thereby increasing the effectiveness of leadership and very likely saving costs. This must be strange news to Buhari and I am afraid that many scams will be presented to him and which he will be signing innocently because the truth is, the new Nigeria we want to define, is beyond him.

The PDP is however no match for Buhari because:

1) Buhari represents a clean break from the stained and soiled pretenders to the office of President that the PDP has presented for over 15 years now . Here is a man whom I heard did not enjoy the luxury of a generator in his home in a nation where a civil servant could be a major shareholder in 'Mikano'. His allegiances are by far fewer and so Nigeria can for the first time in a long while expect to enjoy sincere political leadership - at presidency level.

2) Buhari's age comes at an advantage because now his name is more precious than Diezani's jets or Oduah's BMWs. A man at his age is not one to boss around and so I expect that the hard calls and tough decisions that the PDP has fails to make will be daily taken by Buhari. He will not soil the Buhari brand and Nigeria can expect his personal convictions to play out in her favour.

3) His party has demonstrated that governments can work at any level. In view of the fact that his party will be influential in his administration, Nigerians can expect a paradigm shift in the thrust of policy making and planning as it relates to expected good governance. I think Abuja will be a fantastic federal capital under a Buhari/APC leadership. I also believe that the advantages of an IT led government/economy will be better enjoyed under a Buhari government.

4) The groundswell of support that General Buhari commands across the country is unprecedented - that is all a president needs to take his people through tough but necessary times. He is better poised to enjoy increased support in the fight against Boko Haram. Citizens will have in Buhari, a man that they like enough to want to assist. It is rare to have a person hold charisma for as long as Buhari has and it is hoped that Insurgency, among other issues will be curbed accordingly through his popularity with the rovers and talakawas.

5) General Buhari's sterling performance at the PTF may be pointers that within acceptable limits, Nigeria will enjoy a boost in infrastructural development.

Coupled with a zero tolerance stance on corruption, leakages will be blocked so that government can have more funds for developmental purposes. Corruption is a huge challenge for all and sundry and the man to wage that mighty war in capacity of Commander is General Buhari.

I hope you guys see why being undecided until the Presidential Debates is highly justified.

Thank you panel and my accurate time keeper.

In Nigeria, we like too much oversabi. The law is the law but that does not mean that we should also not apply our No.6 or discretion in even matters of the law. A common Hilux will pass because it is a police car so why not respect the office of the man and let him pass since there had been no prior report about that convoy before and that may not have been his first time on that road. A supervisor should have used his discretionary powers there to let the man move while they sort their internal processes later.

If we demand so much from our police, a silly boom should not be used to disturb the movement of exempt cars, especially for an AIG regardless of the personality.

MODS FP please.

Impressive. I'm too objective to dismiss these realities. How he has not been able to address #power and corruption remains why he may lose my vote. GEJ has tried under the circumstances however. People have beefed him since 1830 but seems like there is something under that black cap he wears. Does he not have a white cap by the way?

Religion and politics...our opium


Anyway I love these crop of men. Fashola in a presidential ticket was my hope. I like Osinbajo's enthusiasm but the likes of Amaechi return the votes to Goodluck. Meanwhile no light in my area for 4 days now. GEJ, you no try there.

Does it matter whether it is with his secondary school principal or not as long as he is is qualified constitutionally. Let us move on to the contest, because it will happen whether certificate birthers like it or not. May the better man triumph.

Akdegreat:
Good news !!
But the steep drop in polio cases doesn't amount to transformation in health sector.
Did you say under GEJ ? Well the drop started in 2009 not 2011.

Take your time to look at that picture well. The drop was sharper from 2012 with 122 cases. Objectivity is your friend.

yomip3t:
Good for you.

Sorry to your as5.

yomip3t:
Oh sorry.... Human Right Activist. Oga, go sleep.

My dad is on the list. Can you now go to bed?

ayokunle032:
. Dey would definiatly b a picture cox even durin biafra dey we're picture taking***dis is a cooked up names and stories don't yu see most of those ppl dat der names seem familer are identified as "LATE"

Oga borrow decorum at least from your maigaurd! Those are human beings we know and love. One of them raised me. Shall ignorance be what you so easily peddle

Unibenstudent:
that pdp associates are clueless!that's y they broke the INeC constitution before our very eyes!

Gutter/Beer parlour kite flying non focused debater. Generalisations evading real and specific issues. For your records I am not a PDP member but will not concede to kids sitting on high tables while the wiser elderly stand. Deal with REAL SPECIFIC issues and holla at me back.

Right now, you ain't saying much.

Unibenstudent:
bro is it now insultive when u speak out the truth?

What truth?

Unibenstudent:
a tribunal set up by our mentalities..we must discuss this to appeal to our sanity.

Unfortunately we don't share mentalities. We cannot. I have primed my objectivity in the oven of contextual nationalism. I can understand you but you cannot understand me. For this, you lose the evidence you seek. Just take the learning, don't go running itchy fingers making generalisations reeled out of a blinded pit of uncouth ignorance. Get some learning and desist from disseminating off handed, wild unsubstantiated thinking you wished were facts.

Unibenstudent:
story for the gods..anyway I will be destructive to corruption and incompetence. And I will be constructive to building nigeria to become a Saudi Arabia where the citizens enjoy their natural resources!

You can't stand intellectual discourse bro. People who hurl insults usually veil emptiness with them. Yours methinks, is classic.

Unibenstudent:
this is a national issue so all proofs must be brought to the table ,this is no time to fire guns without bullets..fire ur gun with a bullet,bring ur proofs.

Lol. Proof. To you? What tribunal is this please? A self appointed, self aggrandising poster on a national forum where there are a million others? Who the freaking he'll is this to ask for proof? Not your place man. Jokes. Arrogance