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It is only in this country that people don't respect the office of the president. Too much incivility from the citizens. Our own way of 'opposition' in this country is to attack in form of insults and physical assault instead of constructive criticisms that will help move the nation forward. Ours is a politics of hate, unfortunately. And we wonder why people don't take us seriously as a nation. |
When these people say they want to rescue the country from PDP, one begins to wonder what they are actually saying. They want to rescue the country from themselves? Because those that are in APC now were once in PDP. From this premise, neither of the two parties deserves to lead the country because they are basically made up of the same content. Until we see the spring up of a new breed of politicians who have not had any romance with the old breed, no change will happen. You don't recycle the same thing and call it a change. |
Bright4:You mean this politics of hate? Our own 'opposition' in this country only translates to attacks in form of insults and physical attack instead of constructive criticisms that will help move the nation forward. This country still has a long way to go. |
Sounds good to the ear. |
Politics section is (like) a battle ground. E-wars with missiles of debates, propaganda and insults flying in all directions. If you don't have 'liver', don't go there especially now that elections are around the corner. Unless you put on a bullet-proof vest or shield that will defend you from the missiles. |
Waiting for the details... |
From what I know, the Igbo man usually doesn't wait for anyone to create jobs for him, he creates them himself. |
As usual, everything must always be channelled back to the president's desk. The easiest way to get attention these days is to condemn the presidency. Whether the president is involved or not, it doesn't matter. Just blame it on the president. |
Hmmm...politics |
Change, change, change we hear. Actually change is good and variety is the spice of life. But looking at the people/politicians championing this change, one is forced into a position of ambivalence. The question is: how will the same people who contributed to the dilapidation of our nation cause any positive change now? If it can be proven beyond doubt that they can cause such a change, then the saying that 'a man cannot learn new habits/tricks in his old age' should be considered invalid. |
This basically applies to most courses in Nigeria so no one should study any professional course in Nigeria then ![]() It is not a good situation though but the hard truth that this brings out is that you will have to look beyond your certificate in order to succeed because it may not guarantee what you hope for. Personal development is required. Until the system is corrected, these issues will continue to exist. |
I would suggest you go for a piece of land because a car is more of a liability since it requires maintenance. But a piece of land is an asset whose value increases with time. But then again, it depends on the amount you have and whether buying a car is really a necessity for you to go about your daily business from which you make your livelihood. Some people need a personal car to be able to go to work. But if the car is not so much of a necessity at the moment, you should buy the land and sell it after a few years, you will surely make profit that will enable you buy a car (the worth of the land depends on the location though). |
Good post. Letting go isn't easy actually but it is necessary if one must move on. |
Caseless:I'm not. Does my post sound like him/her? ![]() |
Caseless:OK. I'm going back to sit on the fence now. Hope nothing makes me come down again ![]() climbing the ladder ![]() |
Caseless:Talking about being less offensive, you should take heed to your own advice first. Here is the link. I'm posting it knowing fully that the 'modify' button exists and that you can change it anytime even before I finish typing this. https://www.nairaland.com/2063322/group-denies-withdrawing-support-jonathans/3#29247310 |
Caseless:I see that you've been stalking me lately and there is nothing as offensive as that. By the way, he called some people jobless, isn't that offensive? When you quoted my post some time in the past only to type 'balderdash' wasn't that offensive? And show me where else I hurled offensive lines at people. |
The people perpetrating this acts are among those who bemoan what corruption has done to this country and they even accuse the government of not doing enough to fight corruption. What hypocrisy! |
These youths will never learn. They are being used but they don't know. |
egift:Since you don't consider yourself jobless looking at the amount of time you spend online making comments in favour of the APC, it won't be far from the truth to conclude that you've been employed by them. The way you comment in their favour on every thread shows that your livelihood depends on it. |
reporter1: austinvsb1:Men of great faith! |
It is better to say 'some' not all. |
okych16:Lol. Engaging in e-fights I guess. I hope more people will realise this and stop wasting their time on unnecessary arguments. Goodluck in your new pursuit. ![]() |
Nmeri17:Sorry that it took some time. I've replied your mail. Please give me a feedback after checking it. |
Nmeri17:Check your mail and give me a reply. |
Nmeri17:I've seen your mail. I will give a reply when I have the time. Busy now. |
Nmeri17:I've sent you a PM. It contains the default message from Nairaland. You have to reply for us to start any conversation. |
Nmeri17:Please resend the pm. I can't see the first one you sent. |
I think the advert was way out of line. Even though people are expressing concern about his heath, It is not right to wish anyone dead. Politics aside, we are all human after all. |
Thanks for the information. These days anyone can have any disease. Some diseases are no longer limited to older people. These days you find young people with diabetes, high blood pressure and other diseases one thought were for old people. Just last week, a young boy of around 11 years was struggling in the children ER with the one kidney that he had left. From the information I gathered, one of his kidneys had previously gone bad and had to be removed and now he is having problem with the remaining one. He is having a back-flow of urine into his kidney (uropathy I think). I just hope he gets proper medical attention. Looking at all these, one has to be careful with his lifestyle in order to prevent all these diseases. Above all, God is the ultimate healer and preventer of all these disease. Let us do our part by watching our lifestyle and rely on him to protect us even when we are not so careful. |
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Unless you put on a bullet-proof vest or shield that will defend you from the missiles.


