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Iceman296:You nailed it. That is the REAL change Nigeria deserves but we are not ready for it because of tribalism. Smh |
360command:Yeah yeah yeah. Nice memories you've got there. It was on sunday afternoons if I remember. Parle soda, limca and gold spot were of the same generation back then. Dr. Pepper and africola were in the 80s. |
This is for those who attend seminars, presentations, interviews etc. You can always have these speeches, dialogues or whatever is being said on record. All we will do is to type them out for you just the way you want it. It makes it easier for proper study and assimilation. |
Issokay! Drama continues. Wetin we no go hear? Wetin we no go see for naija politics? The most important thing is to give the populace whatever they're clamouring for - good governance. This drama is becoming too intriguing. I can't wait for February 14 to come and go. All I want is a better Nigeria. Period! |
A happy new year to our numerous clients from Nairaland who patronized us last year. We wish you all the best in all of you endeavours. Just to let everyone know that we now transcribe from Youtube. Just drop the video link and voila! We do the rest for you to your satisfaction. You can still call or whatsapp 08125148061 or mail eagle_scribes@yahoo.com Do have a blessed year |
Qu3sT:Did you know crush, Dr. Pepper and Africola? |
Sexy? Or you mean six pack? |
WHy are we just hearing all this news now? Some peeps are just aware of their duties I guess. We once heard they provided jobs for certain millions of people. I hope some of those employed should verify those claims here |
Hmmmmm. Too much money. Remember that too much of anything is ..................... |
HARMYMY:Asin ehn. People need some real comic relief this weekend |
And like I always ask, how many daughters of his state are this beautiful with these smiles? That should be the hallmark of servant leadership |
Spokesperson for President Jonathan Ebele Goodluck, Mr Reuben Abati, has responded to accusations that Jonathan and members of his cabal refused to say amen to at this weekend’s democracy day Church Service when the preacher offered a prayerful curse against corruption amongst public officials. Speaking to reporters, Mr Abati revealed aspects of protocol that are not widely known outside Government circles, and which would explain why Mr President and ministers didn’t say Amen to the prayer by Most Reverend Peter Akinola, committing corrupt politicians to the court of God. According to him, it is a long standing presidential protocol that during Church or Mosque services, the President only offers a fixed number of amens or amis, as the case may be. The Reverend had offered many prayers and demanded many amens prior to the contentious one, Abati explained, the result of which was that the day’s quota of amens had been used up. “Why?” asked the spokesperson, “would President not say amen to a prayer against corruption?” He advised preachers, pastors, imams etc, to familiarise themselves with government protocol and to also limit the length of their prayers and sermons. “It is the same people accusing the President of not saying amen to anti-corruption prayer that would be accusing him of favouritism if he had broken with protocol and said more amens than is allowed by constitution,” Abati said. www.wazobiareport.com/reports/Reuben-Abati-explains-why-The-President-didnt-say-Amen-to-Anti-Corruption-Prayer#.VKdp9Sph3nU.facebook |
upmanagers:Please how can one register as a formal worker and what are the requirements? Thanks |
Next time give such projects to sensible humans. Imagine the national disgrace this would have brought. It is not a surprise though. We run "chop I chop" system. And thank God for those that noted this. Only God knows what would have happened without them. At least we are blessed with great minds too. |
Mr. President, let your good works campaign for you |
zeb04:Best comment I've seen today |
New news for the new year |
Please how does that affect good governance Mr. Simlin?? |
Please how does that affect good governance Mr. Rhino Omokri? Tell your boss to keep up with whatever he's doing until Nigerians decide whoever they want in two months time |
Same as what I've said before. Be sure God is pleased with you. It is not a function of church or religion. The Golden rule is LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR AS YOURSELF. In this case LOVE NIGERIA AS YOURSELF. Let us hope for a more peaceful 2015 |
Nice pix. The legend and the son of the legend. There are very few of our footballers who remain this classical and relevant even after active service. This is a great lesson to our current and upcoming footballers - invest your money and live your life wisely. Don't lavish your money anyhow but Look into the future because your job will expire soon. A word is enough |
gidjah:That's how they go into oblivion. No investment, no plans, no nothing. And after everything, they will accuse Nigeria of neglect. It's their life though. Let them enjoy it while it lasts |
tit:Now that we know the problem, can we work out a solution? What is the way forward? |
gidjah:Yes o. If they are not careful, dem fit relegate and Ideye go kukuma drive away wit dat im car. Thank God na ghost car sef. To avoid that, the club fit sieze the car con auction am to collect goals for survival or dem fit take the car money dey pay hin salary sef |
brownlord:Okay I'm sorry. We can exchange banters till tomorrow but it doesn't make anyone better. Once again, I apologise. Can we make peace and work for a better Nigeria? You and I need this more. Bless you |
Congrats bro. God has blessed you despite your background but hope you can transform the Rolls Royce into goals. You are the most expensive player West Bromwich Albion ever bought but don't let them auction that your car for goals o! |
NgeneUkwenu:I won't reply him or even exchange words with him or else he will make me a fool and beat me to it because he's superior in that aspect. |
brownlord:How myopic can you be and you can even link me to a politician? Do you know my stand in all this? How dare you link me with an individual in all these? Or was it because I mentioned the word CHANGE? So you know what I see and what I don't see right? Or you always link that word to a political party? No problem. Go ahead and feel free with your ignorance. I can't see myself descending so low to drag issues with a ne'er do well and believe me, it will be an insult to respond to any comment of yours again no matter what you say except you are ready to be educated. |
It is all down to we the masses. I have said this before and my thoughts remain on this: These politicians will not descend themselves to burn houses and maim people just to get power - they make use of people. These politicians do not elect themselves into power - they are elected by the people These politicians will not give themselves a cup of rice while campaigning - they give it to the people in exchange for destinies CHANGE can only take place when PEOPLE refuse to be deceived, refuse to be ignorant, refuse to be used for devilish purposes, refuse to be cajoled and refuse to be intimidated. CHANGE comes when PEOPLE demand for good governance in one voice regardless of tribal and religious affinity, where corruption is met with capital punishment at ALL levels, where an individual is voted based on his pedigree and what he outlines as his plans for the nation. This and only this is the solution to political violence and intimidation |
Nice one there. But looking at the list as some other members of that church, e be like say I go move my ministry there. Please where's the church located? |
