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Call it whatever you want, it is still not an excuse for governors to not perform. There were times when over a tdillon naira was shared among states. Where are the dividends - the roads, hospitals, schools? Money was just in circulation not put into concrete use. |
Life could be prolonged but then the human body is so complex and complicated: one malfunctioning or weak part could cause death to the entire system (body. ) |
SalamRushdie:Your animosity for these two has submerged your sense of humour. |
Baba, this one Rochas is looking like this, is he looking forward to 2023 ni? Have you ever heard anything more deceptive and stupendous as IGBO presidency 2023 ? Baba, too much sense dey rush us *laughs |
A big loss for the atheist community USA. Why would someone just wake up and be thinking of going to court for this? Uncle, be like you dun have a work. |
Nobody noticed the brand she is supposed to be representing. You all fixed your gazes somewhere else. |
kaorama:Oh dear. If only you had taken your advice, you could have saved me the trouble. |
As expected. Somebody was gonna bring up a Davido Vs Wizkid shii . Just wondering what took so long. |
Not having "brains" does not restrict the other parts of the body from raking in cash. I mean, for a girl who was obsessed over a guy on TV - opening her legs easily. Hell no way big gods aren't rushing her. |
kaorama:What a weak comeback from you, sir. No body has crossed carpets more than Atiku sir, so you can't blame us for being pessimistic. |
Oh! I guess he literally "tackled" the questions that's why it ended up in the crime section. |
He might have been a bit successful in the past but aunty Theresa has just put him on the map. Na celebs go dey rush am now. LOL. More like Mother Teresa. But seriously guys, appreciating him for an apparel she apparently paid for. Big ups Ma. But wetin the guy wear get as e be. Some fashion designers can sew coat of many colors and still be wearing simple clothes, it is just ironic. |
What Type Of This Is This? Well, Thanks To The CAF Calender, Players Who Are Or Want To Be Important And Regular In The Teams Have To Face The Dilemma: Whether To Boycott The Nations Cup - Which Is Horrible Scheduled Every Odd Year And At A Time Where These Clubs Need Their Every Player Especially Epl Teams. Anyway, I Think Moses Is Still Young And Can Still Play For The National Team As Well. |
StillX10:Which is why they could not have made the decision to instruct officers to take siege of the NASS. They had a lot at stake to lose - Nigeria had a lot to lose. Reason, I do not understand why people think they staged this. |
And The EPL managers and the FA created an unwholesome policy that would backfire in cases where top players like Paul Pogba and Hazard could leave without replacements after Thursday's deadline, which could explain why Madrid are not in a hurry to snatch Hazard as they are hoping a terrible start to the season would be enough to frustrate the player to force a move out of the club. Just like The Nigerian Government, they have failed to see beyond their noses and created a very bad policy. |
Chelsea did good business for me: sell an unhappy GK who has just one year left on his contract for 45M and sign a fantastic GK in Kepa-whateverhissurnameis. Although, I pray my UTD cup Fekir Tonight ahead of Chelsea. |
socialmediaman:A similar move failed in Benue State. I think our democracy has managed the progress from that point. This one is a special case with many dead ends. Take it down one route and you end up realising you just made a 360: it is neither here nor there. |
FarahAideed:which is why I put my opinion out for enlightened minds like yours to put me through. |
Even as I find Saraki's involvement unthinkable I can understand to a point the rationale behind the assumption. We all saw how the place was heavily guarded, looked unbreachable and not even a fly was allowed to pass. How come a certain Saraki's house was in a similar situation and he cleverly sneaked out in a "rickety vehicle" (let us not even bother our minds about why a distinguished Senator should own one and deliberately choose it on that day). It would not be far-fetched to think that it was a plan to draw public sympathy. From Fayose in Ekiti, To Dino Melaye the drama has been an unending one. Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Amidst, the reactions and counter reactions that have trailed the invasion of the NASS by the DSS - which includes conspiracy theories and finger-pointing -- I still cannot find a valid (or invalid, as the case may have been) reason as to why the FG with the concious awareness of PMB and PYO would deliberately sabotage the recovening of the NASS they pleaded for. I may not have info on all the happenings on that day but even with what I gathered it could never have been an impeachment move as they (APC) were largerly outnumbered; The FG are desperately in need of NASS approval on certain important issues and would only be kicking their own foot by sabotaging the process; It is too close to the election to be giving the opposition a louder voice and giving the indifferent minds a reason to doubt the authencity of PMB's democratic stance; It would be obviously and completely hyprocitical to have openly condemned it in Benue and play out a similar script in Abuja. |
Somebody who would not require propaganda to influence muslims in the North or Christians in the South: A new breath of fresh air in our politics that would be neutral, religiously. No more appointments based on religion; aren't we tired of that nonsense? Our so called God-fearing leaders have not all been so "God-fearing" after all. |
To All Those Who Do Not Comment Here Is A Poll For You. If Yes Click Share; No, Click Like. |
Can we ever seperate religion from politics (or anything in this country)? Nigeria being a country with over 190 million people is a very fragile, volatile and religiously sensitive Muslim-Christian state --yes, we are not a secular state, forget all the crap in our constitution. We have long been polarised along religious lines and our politicians have preyed on this from time to win election(s). Even the 'civilized and educated' are still swayed by religious sentiments but would never confess to this being their major reason; conciously or subconciously we are influenced by our religious opinions. But the poser is "WOULD YOU DROP RELIGION ASIDE AND VOTE FOR AN ATHEIST?" |
Realist2:what i am saying is that the people calling for the cancellation of an election should STFU because they committed the same offence and it is because they lost at it is why they are shouting |
The good old days of Nollywood. These days they are only about nudity like it is the only way to potray romance. Anyway, it is what the market demands but I wish they can keep it limited and promote other aspects of society. |
Jethrolite:When there is healthy competition, and reduction in cost of production. We have the capacity and raw materials to produce and even export and earn forex: this is what this administration is about. |
LMAO. I just noticed how the first picture looks doctored and how it seems to be a different time of the day than the others. Anyway, any thread to bash PMB is usually highly welcomed here. |
How are we supposed to just believe that any woman wearing the Croatian Jersey is The President? More effidenz or . . . |
comshots:Did Buhari ask PDP to buy each vote for 4k? I think Buhari needs to caution and reprimand the INEC chairman too but 'vote buying' has to do with the electorates selling out their rights for 4-5k which would be worthless in little time. |
This is an economy that must be built from the scratch, be self-sustainable, diverse (non dependent on crude oil), and highly productive. In as much as we love to hate this government but we must see what is happening in Nigeria's economy as "birth pangs". With all this drive especially in refining our own crude oil, improvement in the agricultural and manufacturing sector, it would only be a matter of time before we experience real progress in this country. |
I like how you all love to make most of issues like this. The President a loan figure put together by an appointee and another appointee did his job by exposing the overpayment. Either way, the states would pay back the original loan sum. |
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