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bjdon:You are on point bro. |
hammariise:Happy Christmas my brother, better as you don apologize |
[quote author=hammariise post=40997133][/quote]You see, am not wrong after all, red suit, red footwear and red tie, who dress like that? A kid of course. But from what I can make out, you ve swagg duo. But no Class, |
Specialbaby:Shut your buccal cavity already, if someone half Flavor makes advances to you, I am sure you will go for Thanksgiving. |
Must people mention IGBOS for their topics to make front Page?. Please we have our own issues to deal with. Who supported us when they killed unarmed IPOB youths at onitsha just because they were protesting for what and who they believed in. Deal with your propaganda and politics, count IGBOS out. |
hammariise:OMG, claiming right when you are wrong.What is wrong with nowadays youth? Lack of home training, culture ,manners and simple etiquette. You told a man old enough to be your father that he is embarrassing himself for saying the truth, and you see no wrong in that. My question is, is this how you communicate to your elders and leaders? If so, you are not civilized and educated and you should be treated as such. Until you learn how to respect elders. Because you can connect him with your cheap China phone and free MB doesn't make you his age mate. You need to be flogged #commonsense |
Kalvan:You know you are not being sincere to yourself, my uncles result is all destinations in the 1990s, my is close. We Igbos are Primus inter Parisi |
mikolo80:So you were not born last year when Nigerian was ranked as African Largest GDP overtaking south Africa. Is like you lost touch with reality. |
I thought APC and yoruba media mafias said GEJ and Ngozi okonjo Iwuala bribed their way to get Nigeria as Africa largest GDP. Yeye d smell. God bless GEJ. Nigerians don't know your worth Sir |
olapluto:Upon this untold hardship caused by fuel scarcity and the presidents inability as minister of petroleum to address Nigerian via media chat on way forward or Govt. Plans to solve the problem. You must be suffering from yeyerism. Sorry |
jaykaylegend:You and who? Soon you will dey his front or become a wailer or better still a broken tape |
Raiders:Like seriously? BEN Bruce attention seeker, you must be high on a cheap stuff |
OrlandoOwoh:He was a deputy governor, Governor, Vice president, Acting President and eventually President of the Federal Republic. I think is only a smart politician with a registered political party that can achieve all this. He was a president, please who are you...? |
Heromaniaa:Please go back to school if you don't know what is. |
SaiBuharii:Stop criticising, start working already to employ at least 5 persons |
If every senator is as eloquent, dedicated and passionate like Ben Bruce, Nigeria will be a better place, and our politics would be reserved for the best. |
boboLIL:You don't know him, so shut up already. He is a first class material both in BSc and MSc, He is a man of integrity,so better believe it when he says is going to be the best. |
Fools, a man that was Head of State last 30 years is now our President... Where are we heading to? Is that we don't have smart and educated youths again or does it mean that the youths are not ready to take up responsibility?. GOD Help us. |
Anioma people are Igbos, they have the spirit of chiompions like their brothers in SE, when you talk of illustrious sons and daughters of Delta State, more than 90% came from Anioma. The stalion gene is synonymous with the Igbos no matter the label you give them... Delta Igbos, SE Igbos, Rivers Igbos, ikwere Igbos or Igweocha Igbos it all stands for greatness. A tribe other will always envy. |
hamzakito:Alison maduekwe is your step mum, ewu |
Palmwinetapper:No body from your lineage will be as handsome as that dude. Whom the Lord has blessed, no man can curse. Sorry I just realized that you are a palm wine tapper. |
lhordspy:You can never come close, its a wonderful thing to be Igbo and I am proud to be one.. Richest Nigerian music artist Psquare is Igbo, Don Jazzy is Igbo hope you know? tell me if they are clueless? BTW 2face is a legend, but he has never show case wealth even ASA Moreso, phyno didn't ask op to post his picture on the forum. My advice, work hard so that your tribe will be proud of you like phyno, for now you are nobody, even your kinsman don't know you. No Racist or tribal bigot will ever be great in life, bigotry is a sign of inferiority complex. Inferior always murmur about the superior. My question is Igbo tribe superior to your tribe? If not, why do you attack them like someone criticising the government at newspaper stand? Get a life bro. Pax Vobiscum. |
jfking2005:I am witnessing it now, like arresting and beating up people that criticize your government, familiocracy, using tribunal and your Inlaw to up turn mandate of opposition parties, using EFCC and tribunal to Witch hunt party and political enemies, lopsided appointment, ignoring one section of the country in political appointment when we are run federal system of government. 97%vs 5% nonsense. I am indeed witness democracy... NONSENSE |
tonytony208:OBJ went as Ecowas rep, GEJ is there leader of the whole Commonwealth delegation. Can you beat that. A responsibility that can never be entrusted to any Nigerian former or even present leader. GEJ MY HERO |
The Nigerian-born Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom have pledged to assist the Muhammadu Buhari administration in its task of develop the country. Smarting from a meeting the four MPs had with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo in London, the lawmakers said in separate interviews that there was great hope for Nigeria to return to reckoning with its new kind of leadership. Mr Chuka Umunna, a member of the opposition Labour Party (Charleston) said the MPs were elated with the agenda of the new administration and the way Nigeria could lead the renaissance in Africa. He said so much attention is being focused on India and China in trade links with the UK, but added that the UK should not forget its historic link with Africa and Nigeria in particular. He said that he had led the business and innovative skills for trade for the opposition in the last five years and promised to bring the experience to bear in assisting the Nigeria to develop the country. He said one of the challenges was identifying the gaps existing in the markets for British companies in Nigeria. According to him, the incredible financial services sector in UK’s banking sector could be deployed to developing the Nigerian banking system. “There is the need for more development of infrastructure of Nigeria as well as investments in human capital development. “Ultimately, if we want to see Nigeria fly as is the case in the UK, we have to invest in our people, the human capital and the people’s skills,” he said. Umunna said that British companies had a lot to offer Nigeria for the benefit of both countries, adding that his colleagues would help to facilitate the collaboration. He explained that the trade deficit between both countries could be narrowed soon. “For me as a Member of Parliament but of Nigerian descendant, I will be playing my part too and I am proud to do so,’’ he said. Umunna also advised that Nigeria should copy the example of UK in national politics to remove the cultural and tribal affiliations, which hinder the election of people in states they were not indigenes. He said politics of ideology should take the centre stage in Nigeria, while politics should focus on policies that will help the country to move into “this new era that we are in.’’ Another MP, Kelen Grant, representing Maidstone and The Weald, said that Nigeria was moving in the right direction and her colleagues were excited about the free school meals and focus on education by the new administration. He said the programmes would help the girl-child education which is key to national development. She said her family raised her up in Lagos and Plateau, which she described as one of the most beautiful places to live in the world. She said that being part of the international development select committee of the parliament, she would soon visit Nigeria to seek ways it could assist the country. She said Nigerian politics could advance considerably if more women were in positions of power. “Women comprise more than 50 percent of the population and if there is fair representation in the local, state and national level, the result can be more incredible,’’ she said Kate Osamor, MP for Edmonton, said the meeting with the vice president revealed the vision of the new administration to Nigerians in the UK. She said she would deploy her experience to create a new look for the country. (NAN) |
Our Hero of Democracy, I wish you a wonderful and successful outing in Tanzania as they go to polls today.
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Rich4god:You are right, but let them on a serious note not try this their madness in SE/SS If not what happened to robbers in the has of Bakasi boys will repeat itself. Hope you know the story. |
Phunmibi:He has made a name for himself, but sorry to ask who are you?. Igbo producer brought him from obscurity to prominency, now he is a lawmaker in Lagos. You are here dragging nonsense. Don't blame Desmond abi Sola, but blame his father that gave away their tribal surname to answer Elliott. People like Kelvin Olusola is answering English first name but his surname gives us clue of where he comes from. I don't mind answering Duke Charles as a stage name just for firm. Desmond is wise Sha! Like Igbo boy. |
Some people are yet to understand that this guy is the Senate president, and he will till 2019 . TINUBU has be scammed. |
Jesusloveyou:But he allowed a free and fair election... Bigot use your head to think not your ass |
They look great in Igbo attire... Realmanlook |
sandraokosun:I think you should forget about about where it is coming from, and meditate on the content. |
..... Most you advertise the level of your dumbness on a public forum 
