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It's purely a Lagos APC affair, so Doherty's view is inconsequential. I feared there could've been a bloodbath in the state (with the cache of arms reported in the speaker's office) if she had refused to step down and insisted on her mandate. |
It was a sad and disgusting humiliation for the majority of the house assembly members who beat a cowardly retreat. There's peace at the moment, but I'm sure that the last has not been heard of the saga. I wonder what the end game for the powers that be is, but I would expect a lot of clandestine anti-party activities going forward. I won't be surprised at all if the ruling party in Lagos loses out (both at the presidential and gubernatorial elections) come '27. |
I agree with Prof Sagay's submission but it's not enough for him to go on his tirade like a bull in a China shop, trying to pull everything down. It only confirms what Shehu Sanni has said all along that El-rufai cannot be trusted. So in my opinion, it's good riddance to bad rubbish. ![]() |
.. heard about it. It's called PICA! ![]() |
ASAPFERG:Apart from the kingdoms of Northern Africa, most of those south of the equator are small and muddled up. Imagine the headache a pupil of history or geography would go through trying to memorise the various tribes and their location. |
ASAPFERG:.. but this map is a mess. ![]() |
flyinnizam:Arguably so. |
Though it's demoralising, let's keep our hopes alive. The Federal government will surely pay. They can't keep up with backlash that'll unsue if they don't. ![]() |
My thoughts are that their allowances would've been made top priority considering the fact that most of them are serving away from home and in some cases, hostile environments. With the recent spate of kidnapping of Corp members, they've really become endangered in the service of their fatherland. ![]() |
All of these open manoeuvres smirks of bitterness and vendetta that'll get this gentleman nowhere, especially when dealing with a colossus. .. he ought to be more subtle in his approach. It simply confirms Shehu Sanni's allegations that El-rufai cannot be trusted. ![]() |
.. if Elizade motors is still the sole importers of Toyota vehicles, then that's well more than a billion naira in income. ![]() |
I feel the submission here by the Op is one sided and almost misogynistic. I'm a man as well, but while there is some truth to his side of the story, the ladies I'm sure will have a reasonable side to the issue as well. Let's put into context that the western culture seems more "gyno-centric" as against what obtains in African cultures, where women are a lot more independent and so, they want to have an equal say on almost every issue. It thus is often a basis for conflict when a couple moves overseas from Africa. In other words, rather than saying that women should marry for love, they should look out more for men who are compatible with their ideals or who's flexible in their thinking. .. my 2 kobo. |
Haa! How many goats does he want to purchase with #5.4 billion? .. all this 'rada rada' empowerment sef!! ![]() |
The guy put a nail in his coffin. Now he can't "port" from anywhere. I doubt it if he's still portable! ![]() |
It's just wishful thinking, like universal health coverage and free education for all, with total eradication of poverty. ![]() |
It's called "trade wars"! ![]() |
In as much as every achievement begins with a dream, it's wise to start with realistic dreams which are attainable in our space and clime. Thoughts of bullet trains in 9ja are akin to universal health and education for all with a total and complete eradication of poverty. ![]() |
Telltruth123:These are part of the evidences that the very fabric of society, the family is torn. What better foundation for trust, integrity and harmony is there other than the family but when these virtues are betrayed by the primary actors, there's little left to salvage our moral compass. I'll advise where possible that the wife should forego the said amount but learn a hard lesson for the future. If she's to play a delicate role of holding the family together, she'll require a lot of tact going forward. |
Sad development. Our dear land is steadily moving to a "one-party" state. |
ricson11:Are you pregnant 🤰? .. otherwise, it may be a laxative since I doubt it if your body can digest it. ![]() |
All of these realignments of familiar political foes is like an admixture of oil and water.. Kolewerk! ..do you think that these politicians will place national interest above personal ambition? I doubt it. Once any of them feels he's receiving the short end of the stick from the horse-trading, trust the typical self preserving trait of jumping ship and returning to the ruling party, and betrayal, to kick in. It's just our mentality in politics. Anyway, time will tell. |
Newgoodkk:Bro.. 'reliability' is what makes the difference here. With regular use, the Merc would have developed some issues that might require fixing and that's where things could become tricky if not worrisome. As for the Toyota, fixes will be done with relative ease. Let's bear in mind that both cars are probably Toks that may have been bought either as salvaged or auctioned. So, there's a likelihood of further fixes being required within a year of regular use. While the Mercedes is sturdier without a doubt, it's the less reliable and so, the better option for this environment is the Toyota. Hope this explains my claim, Sir. |
Newgoodkk:I'll advice you repeat a visit to the brothers after a year to ask the same question again and I assure you that their response will differ from what the 'praise-singers' said earlier. |
He has shown that maintaining success could be much more difficult than attaining it. ![]() |
.. looks like a G5 (.. now G4) reunion. 🫂 |
.. the chicken as an exhibit seems funny. I wonder if they'll keep it until the court appearance. ![]() |
.. but old things have passed away. ![]() |
They're all losers here. Man lost his life. The woman lost her source of child support. The children lost their father and a secured source for the future, and the community lost a specialist who could've provided invaluable service on health. ![]() |
Rebuker:I like the summary. ![]() |
It's like a sequel to the Michael Jackson look in the 'Billie Jean' video, just before he got into bed with the woman. ![]() |
The labour of our heroes past.. good gesture from FGN.. Hmm, money matters. I just hope it doesn't tear the family apart. ![]() |
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