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Simply tell them about the excitable nature of Nigerians coupled with their ability to adapt to scarcity and suffering. Tell them about the nepotistic, long-necked clown of Daura who had no regards for justice or the rule of law. Tell them about Alhaji Lai Moh'd who bastardized the office of information minister and told lies to with unprecedented brazenness. Tell them about narcissistic Balablu who didn't mind mortgaging the well-being of this nation for eight years just so he could sit his dry, cocainy ass in the presidential seat. Tell them about men like Roaches Cockroacha who would curate the goodwill of the masses only to turn out as clowns in the end. Tell them about men like Hopeless Ozodimgba who would be so desperate for power as to become willing puppets in the hands of whoever would ensure their ambitions are realized. Tell them about the pathetic Nigerian voter who equates one day to eight years and who believes a bottle of groundnut oil, one yam tuber and stockfish head can feed him for four years. Tell them about about armed men in uniform who allow themselves to be used as tools of oppression and victimisation. Tell them about the APC, a party whose agenda is to grab power at all costs and desecrate all things lawful and democratic. Tell them this is the story of Nigeria, a giant with the legs of a mosquito where petty thieves are burned in broad daylight but billionaire criminals and rankadede'd and elected into high offices. 9ja is ripe for a revolution. |
yemmit90:If fertilizer is free it will be abused. If fertilizer is dirt cheap it will be smuggled out for brisk business. Farmers are not just a special breed of Nigerians. They are the same Nigerians you know, the same Nigerians you meet everyday and the same Nigerians you complain about. The government, if they're serious about food security, should start by securing Benue state and other native agrarian communities where indigenes live in farmsteads and plant and harvest without bothering anyone about incentives. If these farmers are not free to farm and have their harvest secured from the rampaging, ubiquitous futa jallon wanderers, then all government talk about food security is pure hogwash. The government should fix transportation infrastructure and make storage and export seamless. That's what the Nigerian farmer needs and not government handouts that would appeal to and awake the greedy spirit in him. |
I love me a people who are sufficiently comfortable with their culture and native heritage. Compare Modi's dressing here with that of African presidents who dress up in suits and tie to meet their Western counterparts. As much as I disliked Buhari, his poise and elegant bearing in caftans and danshiki while traveling overseas were fitting of an African president. Watching documentaries of his international engagements during his 'death' gave me a real sense of pride. He was just the guy who will command your respect and admiration from a kilometer away. Man was so presidential even though his soul was unpresidential.
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For the first time I'm getting very excited over bad news. Breeze done blow. Our hypocritical brethren go soon comot mask. Orejiela
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saphiere:Who told you prostitution is illegal? You know better than the magistrate who delivered the judgement? |
Cemeteries are a waste of land. I don't even know where my great-grandfather was buried. Two or three generations later and the land is put to use and the dead forgotten unlike a cemetery that has to be maintained and never developed. Cemeteries are a waste of land. |
2cribz:Its pathetic. These days, you can hardly find a church organising a programme thats truly Christ-centered. Its usually one man of god as the focus, then Christ as some side attraction that's only mentioned in passing when necessary. |
If you pour spoons inside this basket with plates, then you're a very disorganized human being. See what's making frontpage on a Sunday afternoon. Be like say Seun done already tire for NL. Time never reach to list this forum on Jiji?
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CodeTemplarr:'Fish' is already being produced from wood. Google is your bestie. Na you no dey updated.
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KingAzubuike:You're already a producer by Nollywood standards. Dey there dey waste talent.
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yemmit90:If fertilizer is free then livestock feed should also be free. Nepotistic Buharia gave rice farmers everything they ever needed, but they greedily scuttled the opportunity. Right now they should open the damn borders for rice importation and let rice sell for N15k per bag. Nigerian farmers are exceptionally greedy. |
Bunch of political touts. Whoever believed that Abia could one day get it right with its gubernatorial elections? One day, someone will still ask this question about Abia's senatorial elections. No vacancy as if the Senate were your birthright. |
If the FG is serious with tackling banditry and terrorism, let them disband Operation Safe Corridor and use that money they're spending on terrorists to resettle and rehabilitate the communities they have scattered and the soldiers who have lost their lives and limbs fighting them. If the FG is serious about other crimes, let them reform the Nigerian Police Force from top to bottom, give assent for states to fully handle policing and transform the DSS into federal police. Sorry Buratai, but I ain't going off-grid just because the government refuses to sit their ass up and get to work. This one ain't never gonna work, Oga soldier. |
CharleyBright:Pythons don't kill people in Anambra. They are a sacred species and have evolved to never harm people with the instinctive understanding that people are harmless. There are places where specicic wild animals coexist with people. In the US, deer roam the countryside without fear of people and even enter shops and houses. Here in Nigeria, they wouldn't dare. If you're in the US, forget venison. If you're in Anambra, leave pythons alone. |
Beautiful news filtering in from Niger state since morning. By the way, whatever happened to the Obudu cattle ranch in Cross River state? Are they not supposed to be leading the way in investments, tourism, livestock R& and everything else that has to do with cattle?One wonders how many of such establishments have been left in total disrepair while still drawing management and maintenance funds from the government. E no good ra ra. |
Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation. 22. Don't ask Nairaland members for contact details (email, phone, bbpin |
I love this. States should partner with each other to develop critical, revenue-generating sectors of the economy. But if we're so interested in Agriculture and food security according to the minister, why are we turning a blind eye to the genocide and ethnic replacement that is going on in the Benue, the one state that is capable of feeding this country if well-managed? May God heal Benue. May God never allow those hapless, helpless, unarmed and hardworking tribes to be wiped off the map. Amen. |
Maybe they're still recharging in their hotel rooms with their official Tøke Makinwas. You all leave intellectuals to vote criminal illiterates into power and expect them to act reasonably and responsibly? Bunch'a jokers.
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Jaymats:Lol. You mean, even if the masses vote against him, he'll rig the elections and bend the votes in his favour? If he has sense, let him make price of commodities cheap before then. Otherwise he'll learn that villagers can always show a stubborn Oracle the tree from which he was carved. |
All these conferences are a joke. The rest of the world coming together to deliberate on how to develop Africa in spite of their own nations. Joke of the century. |
omoadeleye:Rail track inside highway? Read, you refuse. Now see your life outside.
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APC e-rats call Obi a paperweight politician, yet there's virtually no political discussion today in Nigeria that doesn't involve him. Man remains the common denominator for 2027 elections. There are two possibilities here: its either e-rats are delusional or PO na their fada. For me, I believe both POssibilities are POssible. A new Nigeria is POssible ---Divineevidence.
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OctavianAC:Your village people wicked gan |
If she's not feminine and exhibits male energy, Run. If you need to correct her a second time, she's simply not willing to change. Run. If she doesn't respect or regard you, Run. If you're not in charge of the relationship Run. Run from any woman who exhibits red flags you know you cannot live with. And remember, one man's red flag na another man's bandana. It doesn't matter how many 'real and intentional' men tolerate the bullshits you cannot tolerate. Its not the world she's dealing with, its you were talkin about. And if her characters are absolute deal breakers for you, Run. |
creativejagaban:You still have not said anything. |
So, if I marry a woman today, she'll settle it in her mind that I'll die before her? Tufia! |
I can't relate to a lotta things here. The Nigeria I grew in is clearly different from the one you grew in. |
creativejagaban:Maybe you're not updated. Give your own examples. Mine is for introspection, not for analysis. |
MistyDense:Third leg wen fit stand up anytime. I don't like living dangerously. |
Softmirror:No. I want you to grant licences to modular refiners and stop interfering in the midstream and downstream sector. You can't remove subsidy and still be manipulating economic forces to your advantage and the disadvantage of the masses. Arrant madness it still is. |
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. The idea is that he should kick out his infertile wife and take in the village girl.