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Seems she's actually very respected outside the shores of Nigeria. Whatever floats your boat ![]() |
There has always been sabotage in the Nigerian system for as long as I can remember, but this is on a whole different level. ![]() PS: no one should make excuses for the government and its officials, because it is the duty of the government to provide security. A failure is a failure ![]() |
It sucks ![]() Especially with the harsh economy and rate of unemployment. May God comfort them. |
Safe trip and may it be fruitful. Hopefully, more communities will get cleaned up too. Congratulations to the Ogoni people and Rivers state. |
Shameful to say the least. ![]() A disgrace to the uniform worn and disrespect to the nation they serve. |
My issue with this blame ish is that you told us of the problems during campaigns, and that's why you were elected to fix it. Still, after victory, you are still tellings us of the same problems again. I just tire abeg. ![]() |
I agree with quite a lot there. |
Honestly, these are are all true. I thought age carries wisdom. He could have handled these issues better. Also, his reply on the Media chat about the Judiciary and court orders was so out of place for a President or Leader. ![]() |
I swear, I don't know her. But she's gorgeous. |
slimfit1:Its actually gas that the plants need baba. |
Enough with the yadda yadda!!! ![]() Action speaks louder...... |
Omoh the convoy long o!! |
okuneddie:I also meant the creeks. The environmental damage from oil exploration has made it almost impossible for people to make a living. I've seen crude in all its thickness flowing freely in the marshes. Its not pretty. Militancy didn't start today. Since the days of Isaac Boro, people have tried to make their voices heard about the damage oil exploration has done to their communities. Its just a shame that many of them thinks sabotage of oil facilities is the best way to make their voices heard or the quickest way to drive IOCs and stop oil exploration. |
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Great news. More development is always welcomed. ![]() Funny how same people that will insult Akpabio and Akwa Ibom state are still the same people that says Akwa Ibom and Cross River are model states. Nairalanders, I hail o ![]() |
Beautiful city. I always have a wonderful time whenever I visit ![]() |
okuneddie:This is kinda harsh. Have you been to the Niger Delta before sir? Not just the cities. |
R.I.P to the dead. The deaths of this much people calls for an investigation. |
Sometimes calling Nigeria a 3rd world country is almost an insult to other 3rd world countries. |
I'm not an advocate of these Niger Delta Avengers, but the hypocrisy of some NLs stinks to the high heavens. |
We keep hearing of trillions saved or recovered from looters, but its still not impacting the lives of the common man ![]() Moreover, with all these saved and the estimated $300b the administration claimed to have recovered from looting, why are we still borrowing and our infrastructures decaying? ![]() |
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This matter has dragged on for too long. Even IGP Arase should have beefed up security in Benue state till it dies down. But instead, we still hear of people getting slaughtered by the herdsmen till date. Hopefully, it doesn't lead to all out war, because when you push someone to the wall so much, he might retaliate. Such a shame. |
Deen77:Baba, you still didn't challenge what I said by telling me the administration that carried out more infrastructural projects. Elections will always have a winner and a loser. So basically 'what's your point?' ![]() |
Its goes both ways so some of the ladies commenting should chill and be objective. Guys do horrible things to ladies and ladies do horrible things to guys. |
1 minute, oil is worthless, the next minute, the jugular of the economy is the Niger Delta ![]() Wish them all the best and my cousin in the service. Nigerians should brace up though, for collateral damages. |
Alimtoheeb:It is disheartening and incorrect to say that GEJ did nothing or did little. There are always 2 sides to a coin. People always tend to look to the corruption, Boko Haram etc side, but they also always fail to realise that in Nigeria's 56years, no administration has carried out more infrastructural projects than his. He might be out of office but please y'all should see his good side too. Nigeria was no eldorado before GEJ. He did his part, its now PMB's turn to do his part. |
AdoreKIZITO:Ok. Thanks for that, but what's with the 2 antelopes and 3 grasscutters on the list? |
hitz:Fair? Wow. Had no idea. With the few I attended, never knee the groom passed through such. |
oguego:Well, I'm an Urhobo and ours is way way way more less than that. I have attended a few weddings in Igbo land. I actually never thought the men paid this high before the marriage is agreed. |
halfricanadian:Well, I was a teenager and I hold no regret about it. It was just awkward to see his look towards me change, that's why I ran. |
Retrogressing instead of improving Hopefully, it picks up. And please, I don't want to hear blames again. Keep it moving. |
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