Politics › Re: Mansur Ali Emerge As Winner Of Kastina Bye Election by discusant: 8:22am On May 21, 2017 |
APC Must win nearly every election in Nigeria henceforth.
Nigeria needs one strongest group to coerce other weaker groups to submit to the type of country the strongest group wants; if not there shall be continued chaos in the country. That is what the Fulani is actually doing since it took power in 2015, though making Nigeria a one party country led b Fulani-controlled APC..
Fulani has gone to another level now, trying to build the type of Nigeria Fulani wants. That type of country when totally built shall see peaceful co-existence of the various groups, because the word of the master group is final for all to obey. There shall be one value system embraced by all. |
Politics › Re: Mansur Ali Emerge As Winner Of Kastina Bye Election by discusant: 8:13am On May 21, 2017 |
Nation building through Fulani total control of Nigeria via APC.
But when the Janjaweeeeeeds fully start hitting the south from the north, all these non-Muslim southern politicians shall escape to abroad with their families.
They shall abandon the weaker ones for the Janjaweeeeds to proclaim Islamic Republic of Nigeria.
That is nation building. That's how many countries of today became built into nations - the strongest and most tricky group in the country beat others to submission. . |
Politics › Re: Mansur Ali Emerge As Winner Of Kastina Bye Election by discusant: 8:06am On May 21, 2017 |
KingOvo: The independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared Mansur Ali of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the winner of the bye-election conducted in Mashi/Dutsi federal constituency. Prof Hudu Ayuba, the Returning Officer to the election, who announced the results in Mashi on Sunday, said APC won the election with 27,968 votes.
He said Nazif Yusuf of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) scored 19,451 votes, while Kabir Abdullahi of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) polled 332 votes.
He announced that the total registered voters in the constituency were 135,571, while 51,576 voters were accredited for the election. Ayuba said of the total 50,084 votes cast 47,751 were valid, while 2,333 were rejected.
He thanked all those who participated as well as other stakeholders for the success of the exercise.
Malam Abubakar Abdullahi, the agent of PDP candidate, described the election as free and fair, stressing that it was the unanimous decision of the electorate and no one could change it.
NAN reports that the election was sequel to the death of Sani Bello who was representing the constituency.
Source: www.nan.ng/politics/apc-wins-katsina-bye-election/ Cc OAM4J Mynd44 As the election was on yesterday, Yours Truly wrote: At the end of the election, APC candidate shall be declared winner, even though the PDP candidate must have polled the highest number of votes. Nigeria of ONE political party is what Fulani is using APC to rally all Nigerians from north and south unto APC controlled by Fulani. That is nation building. |
Crime › Re: Robbery Incident In Bayelsa, Suspect Shot By JTF (Photos) by discusant: 12:05am On May 21, 2017 |
ApolitiCal: Hmmn. Why is robbery so rampant in the south south and eastern part of the country?? What you sowed is what you reap. Do you see the type of small open gutters and semi-mud houses and decayed zinc houses in Yenagoa, the city of oil that builds Lagos and Abuja modern cities? One Nigeria is a farce. |
Politics › Re: Katsina House Of Representatives Bye-Election Results: PDP Beating APC by discusant: 7:34pm On May 20, 2017 |
... after the election results have been collated, APC shall be declared winner, even if PDP won the highest number of votes. It's like most of election results since Buhari became president.
Fulani is creating a one party APC to be used to impose whatever Fulanin wants upon Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon Sends War Ship To Calabar by discusant: 3:28am On May 20, 2017 |
Nbote: Jus imagine how porous our waterways borders and d military are... A naval warship from anoda country docked and already received their ambassador and our navy still have no idea why dey are here?? Which kind mumu ppl b dis sef.. If na war now dem don overun calabar and d south south already ooo.. How can d navy not b aware of why a WARSHIP is docked on their waters for heavens sake whether friendly or not?? So na to wait till d ship reach here den find out if its friendly abi... Choiii
Lalasticlala jus negodu... A country led by a charlatan, his zombies from north and SW regions do thumbs-up for him whether he is dead or alive. Islam is it. Only focus of government and its zombies is anything that can short-change them oil revenues. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Cummins Nigeria Recruitment 2017 Is Ongoing – Apply Now by discusant: 10:05pm On May 19, 2017 |
Cummins? for real? If so, this is a huge opportunity for Engineering grads.
That's a good electric plants manufacturimg company. |
Crime › Re: Herdsmen Rape Woman In Edo After Beating Her Husband In Their Farm by discusant: 2:34pm On May 16, 2017 |
ONE STILL SEES EDO GUY DISPARAGING BIAFRA. WHY? |
Politics › Re: FFK: If Anything Happens To Buhari, Osinbajo Will Take Over, Nothing Will Happen by discusant: 2:31pm On May 16, 2017 |
REFERENDUM ON WHO WANTS TO BELONG TO NIGERIA IS THE FINAL BATTLE FOR NIGERIA'S INDEPENDENCE, NOT VP OSINBAJO WINNING APEX POLITICAL POWER FROM FULANI. |
Politics › Re: Babangida Sent A Bag Of Money To Buhari In 1988 - Biographer Reveals What He Did by discusant: 2:23pm On May 16, 2017 |
For more than forty-two of Nigeria's fifty-six years of independence, these northern people have led Nigeria, they have led the country to ruins.
Conduct a referendum. Any group that wants to belong to Nigeria can continue. Not doing that now amounts to postponing the EVIL DAY. |
Events › Re: Rivers @50: Beautiful Photos From The Boat Regatta, See Floating Masquerades by discusant: 8:06pm On May 14, 2017 |
BininEmpire: An impostor spoted On FB, NL name wherever social media, the most shophischicated tribesmen even develop multi-names and handles: objective? To knock against one another the heads of the Ikwerre, Ijaw, Igbo, Anang, Kalabari, Ibibio, Efik, etc so that these groups shall ever remain divided. Udumaster, Ekinematics, rafabenitez;. how far? |
Events › Re: Rivers @50: Beautiful Photos From The Boat Regatta, See Floating Masquerades by discusant: 7:39pm On May 14, 2017 |
nengibo: Ijawphobia is calling Port harcourt exclusively ikwerre, when it constitutes Eleme & Okrika land, don't fret yourself Rivers people know dere enemies You have descended again to divide Rivers people. Have you ever heard of the saying: divided you fall? take a bunch of broomsticks. Try to break the broomsticks in the bunch together. You cannot. But break the broomsticks one after the other, in less than ten minutes, you break all the broomsticks. |
Events › Re: Rivers @50: Beautiful Photos From The Boat Regatta, See Floating Masquerades by discusant: 7:29pm On May 14, 2017 |
Udmaster: this latest Igbophobia in ijaws calls for concern. Owerri and yenegoa which one is better? Or can you compare Anambra and bayelsa. Port harcourt is ikwerre city, don't give urself false hope over it. See this one with small pikin campaign of divide-and-conquer-and rule. that Igbophobia you talk about is figment of your imaginations. Are you sure you are not replying to yourself? |
Events › Re: Rivers @50: Beautiful Photos From The Boat Regatta, See Floating Masquerades by discusant: 7:22pm On May 14, 2017 |
nengibo: We must not forget dat abondoned property is still paining igbos in 2017 NEVER. ...... but for your wicked form, instigation; no easterner could have taken the property of another easterner. Never happened in history. |
Events › Re: Rivers @50: Beautiful Photos From The Boat Regatta, See Floating Masquerades by discusant: 7:20pm On May 14, 2017 |
Fine Regatta. Keep it up.
Today, they should have been more developed than Dubai - --- I mean Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta, Abia states - if .... |
Events › Re: Rivers @50: Beautiful Photos From The Boat Regatta, See Floating Masquerades by discusant: 7:15pm On May 14, 2017 |
Beautiful.
But we must not forget that Nigeria's military dictators of yore gave Rivers state 10, but took away 1,000,000,000 from Rivers state through balkanisation of former eastern Nigeria into states during the 1960s |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Travel Tonight For Medical Followup. VP To Takeover by discusant: 9:41pm On May 07, 2017 |
Zane2point4: I just wish am a french, just look at 39yr old malcom winning presidential election, smthn u cnt achieve even if na ordinary local govt election in dis nonsense naija. A cow from northern Nigeria must win the 39 year old France's Malcolm in Nigeria's presidential election if Malcolm is from southern Nigeria. No thanks to Nigeria's skewed and fraudulent political structure of 36 states and Abuja created by northern Nigeria soldiers. Between 1967 to 1996, military leaders from northern Nigeria wrongly used land mass as criterion and proliferated 19 states and Abuja in one northern region. Same military dictators wearing AK 47 rifles supervised a constitution which states that a presidential candidate must win 25% in 2/3 of the 36 states (24 states) to become president. Once north says president must come from the north, every northern candidate can easily win 25% votes in the 19 northern states; it is all over for any southern presidential candidate. Even a cow from northern Nigeria must win a most qualified professor of Law in Nigeria's presidential election. Worse, the self-acclaimed most educationally-disadvantaged north largely decides who must preside over Nigeria and what can be in Nigeria. The country is overwhelmed with negative trends. |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Travel Tonight For Medical Followup. VP To Takeover by discusant: 9:24pm On May 07, 2017 |
Nigeria needs another Professor Dora Akunyili now to write a powerful memo.
Nigeria needs another Professor Dora Akunyili now who can sit on her swivel chair in front of TV to tell the press "Yes, Osinbajo has the right to sack all of us in Buhari's cabinet."
No country develops with a president that is mostly on AWOL. |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Travel Tonight For Medical Followup. VP To Takeover by discusant: 9:19pm On May 07, 2017 |
jumboo: PMB travels tonight for medical follow-up. Length of stay to be determined by London doctors.Govt to function normally under VP. Another room for the Economy to pick up; another room for the Naira to gain value against foreign currencies. Naira gained nearly N200 to the British pound the last time President Buhari travelled to London for medical holiday for nearly two months. But let Cement Monopoly Dangote Cement bring down cost of cement as Naira appreciates in value na. |
Politics › Re: Photo Of Another Nigerian Soldier Killed By The Boko Haram by discusant: 8:56pm On May 06, 2017 |
EXTORT MONEY AND POLITICAL POWER FROM NIGERiA = BOKO HARAM
Died for nothing.
RIP
Hundred years from now, if Nigeria remains one, either it becomes a full Islamic country, or it is still battling Boko Haram.
Wonder the level of brainwashing today's soldiers, especially those from the south, receive, as they agreE to GO TO fight BokoHaram which is a political instrument of some northern Nigeria groups to extort money and political power from Nigeria.
Boko Haram which also says it is fighting for a country to be governed with Islamic sharia criminal laws, emerged shortly after 12 northern Nigeria states adopted sharia criminal laws. |
Politics › Re: APC Promises ‘igbo Presidency’, Vows To Bury PDP by discusant: 8:10pm On May 06, 2017 |
Splinz: So Sullivan Chime decamped to APC and a party is thrown to welcome him? You see! APC is nothing but a conglomerate of highly skilled and un-retired thieves! 
As for Oyegun and his bogus claims, good to see that the old man still has a good sense of humor.  After absorbing nearly all PDP members to APC, Oyegun is going to retire Wadata Plaza office of PDP, not former PDP members. Buhari and Clan set up Sheriff to make sure that PDP does not recover again; so that there shall be no effective opposition to Fulani grand design to use APC to take total control of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: APC Promises ‘igbo Presidency’, Vows To Bury PDP by discusant: 8:05pm On May 06, 2017 |
Oyegun Sir; The Igbo wants Biafra - not presidency of a failed country, Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Soldiers Fighting Boko Haram, Garnish Their Jollof Rice With Snake Meat by discusant: 3:36pm On May 06, 2017 |
Wooooow.
Sorry to soldier Chiefson Kelechi and Co, eating snakes while fighting a lost battle against Nigeria's Boko Haram.
Taliban has recovered more than half of Afghanistan since the US coalition forces left Afghanistan.
Boko Haram and Taliban are politico/religious forces with tacit support from millions of Islamic Faithful who share same religious objectives in Nigeria and Afghanistan respectively. The religious objective of both is country governed by Islamic Sharia criminal codes.
Kelechi, if one Nigeria continues, your son and grandson may still be fighting Boko Haram - if Boko Haram forces and political sympathizers have not turned Nigeria into an Islamic Republic by then. |
Crime › Re: Robbers Attack Diamond Bank Owerri, Policeman Shot Dead, 3 Others Injured (Pics) by discusant: 7:30pm On May 05, 2017 |
Owerri - bank robbery, cultism and other social vices on the rise.
The state governor said he is building a mega city in Owerri, he collects allocations of 27 lgas and builds his fancy projects in Owerri, abandoned the rest of the state. Nearly all of Imo state stream into Owerri for a decent living.
People of other areas of the state asked Okorocha to complete road works his govt started in their areas. He told them to come to Owerri to claim Owerri city as their own. |
Politics › Re: Top 10 Contenders For The Presidency In 2019 If President Buhari Fails To Run by discusant: 7:19pm On May 05, 2017 |
legitnow: 4 AFONJA MIND, THESE ARE THE BRILLIANT BRAINS IN NIGERIA.
U SEE Y THEY ARE CALLED AFONJA? WITH EXCEPTION OF OSINBANJO THAT IS AN OUTSIDER, EVERYBODY MENTIONED ARE MUSLIM EX PDP. Game has changed. Muslim Yoruba groups in conjunction with northern Muslim groups are aspiring for an Islamic Republic of Nigeria. Raji Fashola as governor of Lagos state said Nigeria does not require political restructuring, that what was needed was creation of more local govt areas. |
Politics › Re: Top 10 Contenders For The Presidency In 2019 If President Buhari Fails To Run by discusant: 7:11pm On May 05, 2017 |
maclatunji: President Buhari is about to complete his first 2 years in office as an elected civilian president of Nigeria and the 2 major issues in the polity presently in Nigeria are; his current state of health begging the question on whether he is fit to continue in office and perhaps more importantly if he will run for reelection in 2019.
This article takes a look at the major contenders for his position should he not run for reelection in 2019. It is safe to say that in any election cycle in Nigeria; about 50 individuals have at least a remotely objective chance of being president. However, some contenders have more clout than others. The following 10 are the ones with the most clout in my opinion in no particular order.
1. Alhaji Sule Lamido
Alhaji Sule Lamido is a former 2-term governor of Jigawa state with considerable influence in his home state and neighbouring Kano. He as a northern aristocrat who has connections far and wide, he has also safely kept away from the current storm ravaging his party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) which could make him a favourite for party nomination as presidential candidate in 2019 if the Ali Modu Sheriff and Makarfi factions of the PDP can close ranks and resolve their bitter dispute. His current trial for allegedly inciting his followers to violence during the forthcoming local government elections in Jigawa state is an immediate challenge he has to surmount though.
2. Senator Ali Modu Sheriff
A former 2-term governor of Borno state and Senator, Alhaji Ali Modu Sheriff is currently the chairman of the PDP and reportedly a billionaire with deep pockets to finance a possible presidential bid. In fact, his opponents in the ongoing PDP crisis have suggested that the source of conflict is Senator Ali Modu Sheriff’s presidential ambition in 2019. If he can get his party to nominate him as its presidential candidate, he could be a formidable opponent especially when his money starts ‘talking’.
3. Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives and Current Governor of Lagos State, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal is a relatively young smart and articulate leader with connections all over Nigeria. He is a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) who could be sold to the country as a vibrant fearless leader that can lead Nigeria to a great future. His obstacles to power would be mainly the other heavyweights in the APC who might run in the event that President Buhari does not. However, if a stalemate is reached, an individual like Tambuwal may become attractive as a compromise candidate. The fact that he is governor of the Sokoto, the ‘Seat of the Caliphate’ might help in no small measure as well.
4. Governor Nasir El Rufai
Former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and current Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El Rufai tends to be controversial but he is also well-respected as a reformer during his time as the Director General of Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and Minister of the FCT under former President Obasanjo. Currently in Kaduna, he is also embarking on sweeping reforms in the governance of a leading state in the North. However, his handling of political opponents even within his party and pronouncements on the recent inter-communal conflict in Kaduna have made some observers question his leadership credentials. It might be a case of being misrepresented but the governor has to explain why he is very susceptible to misrepresentation. It is also unclear what his relationship with President Buhari currently is like –whether good or strained, this might be a critical factor in his presidential ambition for 2019.
5. Senator Bukola Saraki
Former 2-term governor of Kwara state and President of Nigeria’s Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki has defied Political gravity so far and will fancy his chances of becoming president if the incumbent does not run. Allegations of corruption trail him though and despite his best efforts to avoid it, his trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal continues. He has a loyal base in the Senate and in Kwara state, his friend and ally Senator Dino Melaye will be assuring him that he has Kogi state as well. However, there are many power brokers in the APC who are against Senator Saraki and they will do all in their power to prevent him from being the party’s candidate in the event President Buhari refuses to run for 2019. However, as a former member of the PDP, he still has friends who might decide to combine forces with him in a new party, such is the nature of Nigerian politicians, it would not be difficult to defect to a new party and run on such a platform. His popularity within Nigeria would then be tested as a presidential candidate.
6. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo (SAN)
If a president cannot run for a second term, who better to replace him as his party’s candidate than his vice president? This simple logic is what makes Professor Yemi Osinbajo (SAN) a strong contender in 2019 based on our initial assumption. He showed in just over a month of President Buhari’s extended medical leave that he can be a pragmatic leader that connects with the people. However, his performance so far has largely been with the support of the president. There is a strong possibility that it is only with the support of President Buhari that Professor Osinbajo will have a strong footing to run for the highest office in 2019. He would also be looking towards Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu for support in such a scenario. While not a guaranteed deal, Vice President Osinbajo is certainly in the mix for 2019 without a doubt.
7. Alhaji Atiku Abubakar
Former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is a political heavyweight in Nigeria with considerable political machinery especially in Northern Nigeria. The challenge he seems to have is salability to Nigerians as the man to lead us. Since 2007, he has been trying to no avail. Could 2019 be his year? He definitely seems to believe so, as he has been going round the country delivering lectures on ‘restructuring Nigeria’ and explaining to us how things are not going well. He has also been pictured drinking sachet water a.k.a. ‘pure water’ in local parlance. Whether all these are enough is to be seen, he has a penchant for changing parties to pursue his ambition and might have to do so again to have a chance to run for president in 2019. Time will tell what the Turakin Adamawa has in store for us politically.
8. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Former 2-term governor of Lagos state, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the biggest power broker in Nigeria at the moment, President Muhammadu Buhari admitted this much in his acceptance speech after being declared winner of the 2015 election. No doubt, both men have high regard for each other. Now, if President Buhari does not run, what strategy will Asiwaju Tinubu deploy? Will he run for president or support another person and remain the power-broker he has been for about a decade.
He has already told us that if President Buhari does not run, he will consider running himself. As events in the Senate, House of Representatives and even the Executive have shown since President Buhari was sworn-in, Asiwaju Tinubu cannot expect to get his way all the time. He is usually the first to recognize and admit this which is what makes him such a difficult politician to come-up against, political master-strategist with growing influence in the North which is critical for any presidential bid in Nigeria. Just how big is the Jagaban Borgu in the North and what will be the outcome if President Buhari and Asiwaju Tinubu have a meeting behind closed doors might be 2 critical factors that determine the success or failure of a Tinubu presidential bid in 2019.
9. Alhaji Muazu Babangida Aliyu A 2-term former governor of Niger state, Alhaji Babangida Aliyu is a good orator and respected politician in the North regardless of his current trial by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged corruption. If can survive his current travails and play his politics well, he might be a good compromise candidate for the 2 factions of the PDP. His oratory skills and connections with the Southwest where he had is tertiary education at the University of Ibadan may also prove helpful for a presidential bid. If the APC presents a candidate that his unpopular, Alhaji Babangida Aliyu might have a chance. It also helps his cause that 2 powerful former Heads of State, Gen. (Rtd.) Ibrahim Babangida and Gen. (Rtd.) Abdulsalam Abubakar come from his state. A few hilltop mansion meetings may do wonders for his candidacy.
10. Alhaji Aminu Bello Masari
Let us look at this scenario, President Buhari is not running for a second term, members of the APC are agitated about this and the quest for power by different blocks threatens to tear the party apart. A compromise needs to be reached quickly and it is decided that the governor of Kastina state where the President comes from should replace him as candidate while the party changes its constitution to formally codify zoning of the presidency to the south in 2023. Under this scenario, Alhaji Aminu Bello Masari, current governor of Katsina state would emerge APC candidate and would in all likelihood win such an election. He shares the advantage of having connections all over the country as former speaker of the House of Representatives with Governor Tambuwal of Sokoto state. This and the fact that he is the current president’s governor cannot be overlooked in the equation of 2019 where a President Buhari does not run.
Conclusion
These permutations might be rendered useless if President Buhari does decide to run, we definitely wish him good health and a speedy recovery from illness. However, it might be asking too much to expect him to campaign in most states of the country in a bid for reelection going by his old age and state of health.
So, what do you think about these potential candidates for president in 2019. Do you think there are people that should have made my top 10 list? Let me know by dropping a comment.
Source: http://www.opinions.ng/top-10-contenders-presidency-2019-president-buhari-fails-run/
cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44 STOP!!!!! If Nigeria is not restructured politically by 2019, we may have no Nigeria to conduct presidential election for. Enough of the skewed political structure that leaves us with a self-acclaimed most-educationally disadvantaged north largely determining who shall lead 170 million Nigerians. |
Politics › Re: Sule Lamido Rejects Bail Condition (See The Bail Conditions) by discusant: 3:22pm On May 03, 2017 |
Much of the gains in democratization made from 1999 to 2015 has been lost.
Worse, Buhari group sold all shame in the market place;
that is why the group is not worried that in two years of the govt, Naira lost value - from N265 to £1, to N625 to £1. and once Buhari went on leave, Naira gained weight, rose to N480 to £1.
If Buhari still has conscience, he would have resigned from office before now.. |
Politics › Re: Sule Lamido Rejects Bail Condition (See The Bail Conditions) by discusant: 3:09pm On May 03, 2017 |
ZKOSOSO: Idi Amin must be envious of what is going on in Nigeria. Even Adolf Hitler needs some lessons from Buhari.
Tyrant Buhari will hasten the collapse of this Luggard experiment ..
We need Revolution ........
Buhari Must Go.......Now Buhari group is very crude with power, most vindictive, and lives in the civilization far behind Hitler's and Idi Amin's. |
Celebrities › Re: Yvonne Okoro: 'Men Don’t Have Balls To Ask Me Out’ by discusant: 11:46pm On May 02, 2017 |
donogaga: Ghanaian actress of Nigerian and Ghanaian descent, Chinyere Yvonne Okoro, revealed she has been single for more than two years because men just do not have the courage to approach her.
In an interview last Friday during the launch of Glam Africa Magazine in Accra, the 32-year-old told showbiz
“The issue is men don’t have balls to come forward to ask me out because they think I am already hooked or perhaps I am very high maintenance”.
“Also, I may still be single because most people think celebrities are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing partners but that is a very wrong perception.
“A good number of celebs are single because they are confused as to who to accept in their life. You see, you are not sure if the person is coming in because of your fame and money or the person wants to be with you because of real love” she added.
“It is not about money but if a man is not brave enough to come forward then I do not think I want to be with such a person. Anyway, who wants to be with a timid man? She queried.
Contrary to the perception people may have, she does not really have eyes for high society men. She is ready to date a man who will understand her and make her happy.
Asked if she has not come across such a man yet, Yvonne said “No I haven’t but I hope to meet him very soon”, she added.
http://gistreel.com/2017/05/01/men-dont-balls-ask-yvonne-okoro/ Who do you think you are? The ultimate :- the Opening between your thighs can't be better than others. |
Celebrities › Re: Yvonne Okoro: 'Men Don’t Have Balls To Ask Me Out’ by discusant: 11:43pm On May 02, 2017 |
Inferiority complex.
English boy does not speak Igbo when he is chasing a girl. |
Celebrities › Re: Funmi Iyanda: Yoruba Men Don't Mind If Their Wives Cheat by discusant: 11:40pm On May 02, 2017 |
Yoruba is like Ngwa clan in Alaigbo - husband and wife know each other's male or female bed lovers. |
Culture › Re: Emir Sanusi Lamido Shares His Payslip To Debunk N12Million Salary (Photo) by discusant: 4:17pm On May 02, 2017 |
MutantMetahuman: 1.2 million for doing what exactly?
Marrying underage girls to alimajiri or marrying more wives?
And that is salary alone. Chai! Exactly my thoughts. And in a City with too many bami allahs - impoverished beggars. Crude oil money is missing road in Nigeria. |