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So he is guilty until proven innocent. Please grow up.

fedorahat:
Rubbish from Peter Obi.
Did you make the statements you were accused of.
Did you carry out the actions you were accused of.
Were those actions wrong, If the were wrong have you apologized.
Stop trying to go spiritual and emotional and address issues properly.

You remain a tribal bigoted hypocrite , until you can comprehensively proove your innocence.

Fela Durotoye...

Yambee:
We have tried.

We have given him one already,let us try someone else.

But wait ohhh, who is the next alternative?Saraki?Atiku?Tambuwal?Kwakwanso?David Mark?

I don change my mind. I will instead stick with Buhari. Those up names no mean well for naija.

What you need to understand is that loosing job is not the end of the world, recently Jack Ma co founder of Alibaba revealed that he will be retiring and he is not even up to 60 years. All u need to ask yourself is what you really want to achieve?

Recently I lost a job, but the day after while I was waking up, I asked myself, what would I have done if I didn't loose my job the previous day. There lied my answer.... And I have been hustling ever since...

Review minimum wage of Police, how can they be earning so low and risking their lives. At the end they die and their family is left to suffer untold hardship. Make police jobs attractive again. Stop employing illiterates into Nigerian Police.

dabrin:
Source >>> http://gistmore.com/ig-dismiss-f-sars-men-check-bank-accounts

Lalasticlala

If you are an educated Nigerian it is really sad that you speak this way, instead of creating measures to empower parents to be able to feed their children and maintain family through family planning, you agree to this devilish scheme that is aimed at looting and further impoverishing the masses. Teach a man how to fish instead of giving him fish. Does Osinbanjos children eat that kind of food? Will his child ever attend such schools? Please if these questions are not in the affirmative then the scheme is wrong , if so let APC government be kicked out of power. #FelaDurotoye2019

GavelSlam:
Nothing wrong with asking for a price review.

As well, nothing wrong with the intent of this laudable project.

More funds should be budgeted towards financing.

Previous governments never even considered the kids, the unemployed, the petty trader or the retired.

If after what is going on in Nigeria, you still plan to vote an APC or PDP Presidential candidate, my dear you are part of the problem in Nigeria. It is a known fact that Nigerians suffer from selective amnesia, now a person with track record of integrity and youth has been presented before you in the person of Fela Durotoye, now you choose to ignore him, years down the line you will start complaining about your recycled politicians as if you didn't have a choice to choose other that APC or PDP. Vote Fela Durotoye for President, Vote Alliance for New Nigeria. #FelaDurotoye2019

bilms:
Buhari will hand over to ANN in 2019, party assures Nigerians
https://mrrightsng..com/2018/09/buhari-will-handove-to-ann-in-2019.html?m=1

A vibrant ideological bloc and one of Nigerian political party, the Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN) has assured dismayed Nigerians to relax their minds about whether the outgoing President Buhari will hand over power since his defeat is now not only sure for the oppressed citizens but glaring to the president himself and the unpopular government he is leading.

ANN in a statement by its spokesperson, Akinloye Oyeniyi, on Sunday in Abuja said it is aware there is a nationwide apprehension bothering on whether President Buhari will handover power should he lose the 2019 presidential poll, which it answered "capital yes"

Going further, Oyeniyi said "Surely, we know Nigerians are sick of this present government which have not only failed in all critical sectors but have been keeping them in bondage for more than three years through its fascist regimentation of the country.

"The ANN commends majority of Nigerians for their stance to withdraw their obedience to the outgoing government via the 2019 presidential poll and ANN promises not to only take a leading role in that constitutional theater of transition but will also not abandon Nigerians during that critical phase of Nigeria's nationhood.

The party said the 2019 presidential election is more than just people's participation in politics, but an instrument of sovereignty the impoverished people of Nigeria already resolved to deploy in carrying out withdrawal of their obedience to Buhari's government, legally delegitimising it and bring leadership succession through electoral impeachment.

According to the spokesman, international instruments and regional ones like African Charter On Democracy and Civil Governance, Protocol on Unconstitutional Change of Government In Africa, ECOWAS Parliament and African Peer-Review and others stand activated to foreclose President Buhari trying not to handover.

Speaking on the spread of the state of the nation's electoral processes, the ANN mouthpiece said his party is aware that international governmental and non-governmental organisations; donor states like United States of America, United Kingdom, Sweden, Canada; donor organisations; and civil society organisations too are all aware of the terrible state of Nigeria's electoral governance and administration.

He therefore implored Nigerians to be peaceful and continue to hold on to the collective resolution until the important civic duty to save Nigeria from the current cage of throes is total.

We are ready, even if we are not ready, we will learn on the job, Vote Fela Durotoye for President #FelaDurotoye2019 #AllianceForNewNigeria2019

SKYTREND:
Are Nigerian Youths Truly Ready To Run Or Just Ranting?, By Dele Momodu

Nigeria Columns By Dele Momodu 8th September, 2018: Fellow Nigerians, let me start on a personal note today by repeating a story you are probably familiar with. Anyone who has followed my trajectory a bit would have heard this story for the umpteenth time. I moved to Lagos from the ancient city of Ile-Ife in 1988 at the age of 28. I had spent most of my adult life in the historic township but suddenly reached a dead end when I could not even find a job of a teacher, with a Master’s degree in Literature-in-English. All my friends had something to do except me. It wasn’t that I was dull or lazy, but there was embargo on appointments and promotions in higher institutions at the time.

Let’s now fast forward. I started writing articles at the behest of my best friend, Prince Adedamola Aderemi, who was teaching Law at the Obafemi Awolowo University and my pieces soon ignited fire in the Sunday Tribune and The Guardian and I became known here and there. Due to joblessness, I was advised to try my luck elsewhere in Ibadan or Lagos. My preference was to work at The Guardian newspapers, but I couldn’t secure a job at Rutam House. I was then introduced by my late friend, Onukaba Adinoyi-Ojo to the Editor of African Concord magazine, Lewis Obi, who agreed to employ me instantly. But this is not the main story. The meat of it is that I was reluctant to work at Concord Group, which was owned by Chief Moshood Abiola. And my grouse was based totally on unsubstantiated stereotyping and false stories that ignited raw sentiment and foolish emotion in me.

Chief Abiola had been demonised by several powerful forces. His major offence was his opposition to Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s Presidential ambition in 1979, and the role played by the Concord media conglomerate in not supporting a man who was practically deified in Yorubaland. Abiola was thus seen to have committed heresy and had to be nailed to the cross. But by far the most potent and lethal attack came from the one and only irrepressible Fela Anikulapo Kuti, who produced and released a monster hit, International Thief Thief, in which he called Chief Abiola all manner of unprintable names. I still don’t have details of what led to their skirmishes. Of course, as a Fela devotee, we never saw anything good in Abiola thereafter, and we blocked our minds to ever liking a man who we were told was an oppressor, a religious fanatic and a looter of Nigeria’s wealth. We never bothered to crosscheck the facts or fiction but we believed everything hook, line and sinker. Truth was I secretly admired the man and wished I could be like him but hearsay made us dislike him. It was hunger that saved me from hating a man I did not know.

The first lesson I learnt was that hunger does not discriminate. There is a Yoruba saying that “when you are hungry enough, you will accept food from your enemy.” I was too hungry for a job to have a choice, so I accepted the Concord offer most reluctantly but with automatic alacrity. The second lesson came after I resumed work at Concord. Contrary to the rumour that Chief Abiola was a religious bigot, I discovered that he was too liberal to force his faith on anyone or group. He was totally detribalised and gave everyone his due. The closer I got to him, the more I gained insight into one of the greatest Nigerians that ever lived. I became a fan, and later his adopted son. I decided to join hands with others to rescue his battered reputation which were actually firmly rooted on the altar of politics and personal squabbles. It was such an uphill task because negative perception is often most difficult to change. But I thank God for the uncommon opportunity to come close to Chief Abiola, a rare privilege that made it possible for me to purge my mind and soul of acquired and accumulated bile.

Since then, I have remained on the side of caution and tolerance. Journalism has also taught me to mellow down my temperament in dealing with people. I have imbibed the legal aphorisms that you must always listen to the other side and that a man is innocent until proven guilty. Moreover, I have been able to differentiate between my routine job and my personal opinion. I realised that many journalists have failed, and still failing spectacularly, because they could not distinguish between the business of journalism and their personal sentiments. For example, journalists are seen and expected to be the lamb of God who take away the sins of the world while all other professions and careers are at liberty to do business with everyone, including saints and sinners. The fact that Thisday or Punch newspapers report government activities daily or transact business with different governments does not mean they can’t write opinions and editorials against the same government they had promoted or projected, if and when the government is misbehaving. It is the height of illiteracy, and hypocrisy, to treat the people you criticise as enemies and vice versa. The very essence of freedom of speech and democracy is to speak to power as a corrective measure and not as vendetta. Thereafter, you must let the music play on.


http://skytrendnews.com/2018/09/08/nigerian-youths-just-ranting-dele-momodu/

[check ur dress code, change ur perfume, ask someone close to u if you have bad breath.quote author=nathanjohn2808 post=69154094]The past few weeks have been very busy for me, I have gotten invitations all over for various recruitment tests and Interviews. I scaled all down to the last stage but the final interview always doesn't favour me. There was this one I had even done medicals for and still got a reject after the final interview.
These are things I know about my job application.
My CV is definitely top notch because I get many invites.
I'm intelligent because I pass almost all recruitment test.
I sell myself also because I pass the HR almost always.
Just the final interviews hold me back.
Please what could be the problem?[/quote]

What you need ask yourself is "what is the inflation rate?" you have to ask yourself "is my investment growing faster than inflation rate?" Nigeria's inflation rate currently stands at 13.3% so if you get an investment of 15% that means your money is growing instead of loosing value. Early last year interest rate was 19% but inflation rate was 17%, so technically the 2% growth margin on investment is still in place. It is not all about high interest rate, it is the margin between interest rate and inflation rate.

Besides I just told you about companies that have existed for years and you are asking about a dead company, Nigerians sha, it is well.

ndcide:
The margins are quite small to tie up your money. 15% per annum? That's crap.


Besides, please who knows about Amyn investment. Do they still exist?

Nigerians don't want to be patient when investing, true investment takes time to grow, I work as a financial advisor and some of the feedback I get when I introduce a profitable but slow growing investment to people is appalling, little wonder why they fall victim to fraudsters. My dear if you want to invest your money safely and profitably walk into either ARM office, Stanbic IBTC, Mansard or Ensure Nigeria PLC.

Don't insult your Leaders, doing so brings curse on yourself because God put him there as ur leader, insulting him is insulting God, rather pray for your leaders.

God Bless Buhari.
God Bless Nigerians.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.