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[quote author=RickRichard.s post=34328872]Sore losers will soon show up here to scream "nepotism!!!". We know their ways.[/quote]You just said it yourself because you know it is not far from that. |
I noticed that some people are quick to view things (especially crimes) along tribal lines but I must say it is uncalled for. This 'we are better than your tribe' talk all the time is childish. Every tribe has people both good and bad people. |
The perpetrators can never enjoy the proceeds of these acts in peace no matter where they run to. It's the law of nature. |
IdisuleOurOwn:No. When was that? |
Alright, take your time to settle down but remember, Nigerians won't be patient forever. |
I see. |
It's good that this law has been passed and I hope they follow through with its enforcement. Women should not be subjected to this barbaric act. Being a woman is tough on its own. No need to add to their troubles. |
booqee:Alright Policewoman, you caught me. How much is my fine? ![]() |
Security measures. |
Eye service at it's best. Let's see how they keep it up. I don't know why people need to be pushed before they do the the right thing. Lateness to work is the number one 'corruption' in this country. |
When they sacrificed the animals (lambs, bulls and goats) in the Old testament, it was a symbolism of what Christ would come to do for mankind. The lamb died in their place the same way Jesus would later come to die in our place. One thing you have to understand is the timelessness of the cross of Christ. That is, it cuts across time. When those people in the old testament made those sacrifices, they were looking forward to the future Christ who would come to die for man. The blood of the lambs covered their sins until when Jesus would come to finally take away the sins Likewise we who are in the present day look back in time to what Christ did on the cross for us to be saved. So in essence, the sacrifices prescribed by God for them at that time was enough. |
Seriously? |
When we get our acts together, nobody will have to invite Obama or any other world leader, they will come by themselves. |
Mr President, Nigerians are tired of hearing things in the future tense. It is better to keep quiet and tell us when it's DONE. |
donnypool:Was the couple actually responsible? |
Stuffs like this is why people don't report things to the police. Consider a case where you report the theft of your property, the police can turn around to say that you stole your own property and then you just came to make a report especially if they have no suspect to hold responsible. Does that make sense? |
Dorobucci:That man is your president. Please show some respect. |
When they told some people that they will surely miss madam PEJ they said they won't. Why are they looking for her now? ![]() |
segedoo:Have I said anything contrary before? I don't understand what you mean. Can you explain please? |
These fulanis are generally handsome. |
Goodbye GEJ. Though you were not perfect, we appreciate your service to the nation. Thanks for strengthening our democracy. You will always be remembered for that.
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Congratulations... |
Mr. President-elect, Nigerians have placed a lot of expectations on you that I cannot help but wonder how you are going to fulfil all of them. I can only wish you well as you assume office. Don't get carried away by the sycophancy of your supporters who want you to think that you are infallible. I pray that your administration will be successful for the good of us all. However, don't think you will fix all the problems facing the country within four years. (I believe you know that already). It is a gradual process. Take your time to set up solid structures upon which future developments can be built and sustained. Watch your back and beware of the sycophants for the people who sing your praises today are the same people who will turn around to stone you tomorrow. Don't reject good advice in an attempt to assert your position as the Commander-in-chief Listen to good advice and let your decisions be for the collective good of the nation. All the best. God bless Nigeria. |
GEJ's goodluck charm is very strong and works well for him. How can someone loose an election and earn the commendation of the world. How do you explain that? It is definitely goodluck. |
Caseless:Well, I can‘t guarantee that. But let the future worry about itself in that regard. Have a good day. |
Caseless:To what do I owe this compliment? I see, we are on the same page for the first time, right? ![]() |
May our children not fall prey to these wicked men. |
badblog:It's only few women who start menopause that early unless she is among the few. We cannot say with certainty that that is the case here. An expert medical exam is the best way to diagnose her problem. |
I think it is time for these people to accept the reality on ground and move on. Buhari is going to be sworn in and they can't stop it. The case has not been assigned toNo judge will want to take up a case that is obviously an exercise in futility. The case is going to be dropped the same way the eligibility suit during the election was dropped. |
If it were to be in a Nigerian university, some bad people would have sat on such a wonderful thesis and caused unnecessary delays in awarding the man his degree in order to frustrate him just because they don't want others to make progress. |
That is wrong. It is somebody's job to do it. This only happens when people are allowed to behave as they like. It is only in a faulty system that you have to beg people to do what they are supposed to do and the superiors don't even do anything about it. |
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