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yarimo:And the babariga bullion van governor is a saint |
Good evening fam, I'm here because I need advice and guidance in starting up a a business. One of the business I'm making enquiries about is polythene bag business. I would appreciate if anyone with knowledge of this business can share with me, I intend starting before the end of April. |
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SocialFinance:This was buharis daughter and son in law highlighting the presidential jet, so stop this analysis of incompetence
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allthingsgood:Point of correction, he was never investigated because before the investigation could gather momentum he approached a court to stop them from investigating him. See link :https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/court-stops-kano-assembly-from-investigating-ganduje/amp/ |
Bloooody:Abeg Wetin concern atiku and the above post |
[quote author=Felixv post=75291884]When a thief talks about amnesty he is only einforcing the notion that HE is trying to escape justice. If calling atiku a thief because he said he would grant amnesty to those who have looted our funds, are we also right to call buhari a terrorist for granting Boko Haram detained terrorist amnesty and then incorporating them into Nigeria security outfits. |
gaby:In as much as I appreciate the fact you stated that you're not justifying the amount, I would also like to correct you that never in the history of PDP rule in Edo State was 3bn naira budgeted for travel. I'm not a sympathizer of PDP neither do OK I belong to any parties, I'm m just a citizen who clamours for good governance for Nigeria's |
Buterflyle0:For a serving senator to decamp a few days to elections means he's not contesting on the platform he decamped from which means he has no elecctoral value other wise he would have been giving the ticket. I'm not in support of any party though, just my observation and a citizen who clamours for good governance for Nigeria |
OfficialMURIC:It's funny how fast muric respond to such things but would never criticize muslims when a Christian of or believers of other religions are killed by muslims like In the case of the recently seen killings in kaduna. It's hight time this nepotic government caution their religious arm. There truly was a nation |
Patrioticman007:Sometimes the views of Nigeria like yourself makes us loose hope and confidence in this sham if s government lead by PMB, in as much as Gandoje is still a sitting governor, nothing stops the presidency /anti corruption agencies /Kano state HOA from instituting an investigation. As widely as GEJ government was tagged corrupt no one gets caught with his hand in the cookie jar and goes free. The only reason the presidency is ignoring this case is because of the promised 5million votes in 2019. If the people of kano state give their vote to such a man in 2019 then it's clear they're the worst for it |
PassingShot:What about buhari, kemi adeosun |
Omeokachie:
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It's amazing how the Nigeria police,efcc and other relevant authorities have gone silent about Gandoje, kemi adeosun, and others who are part or have been part of this government and yet the persecution of the dancing senator is on speed dial, image the president been unable to produce his result and the government and their cronies are defending it, and yet it took 3 weeks or less to prove the dancing senator presented a false certificate. Efcc and the NPF have come out to say Gandoje has immunity as a sitting governor and not even a press briefing to say they would investigated him at the expiration of his tenure but they where quick to invite fayose immediately his party lost the ekiti elections. I'm not trying to be partisan but if we're to tell ourselves the gospel truth the anti-corruption war been fought by this government is a fluke I can count how many people the almighty corrupt GEJ and Baba Iyabo, sacked/dismissed from there various governments once your hands where found on the cookie jar. As a matter of fact some of this people are serving in stratigic positions in the present government. It's shows why atiku is a criminal(now that's his PDP presidential candidate) and tinubu is a saint, it's funny how Ortom and Wike are criminals and the babariga governor is a saint and above persecution because he's still a sitting governor. With this it true and just to say :THERE TRULY WAS A NATION CALLED NIGERIA |
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IF LAI MOHAMMED HAD SUCCEEDED IN THROWING NIGERIA INTO WAR WITH ISRAEL. � HERE IS HOW IT WOULD HAVE BEEN RECORDED IN THE BIBLE The 3rd Book of Chronicles, Chapter 1.
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Your affair with a married man will start with you swearing you’d never get involved with an involved man. It will start long before you meet the adulterer. It will start with an assertion that you’d never be one of those homewreckers. That only women with poor self-esteem allow themselves to become the other woman. It will start with not understanding your own inner workings, making it easier for the inevitable to happen. Your affair with a married man will not first be an affair, but a kinship. A friendship. You two will have a connection and, while you don’t fully understand what’s going on, you do know you need to spend more time with him, but, you know, not like that . You just enjoy his company. Only fools fall in love with married men. Only homewrecking harlots fall in love with married men. Only sad, pathetic girls fall in love with married men. Your affair with a married man will kick off with you realizing that you’ve fallen in love with a married man. And he has picked up on it. Maybe this was his plan from the start. Maybe he fell into it as much as you did. But he doesn’t hold back when he starts crossing boundaries, or when you start crossing his. You two will play this weird, perverted tango until the right (or wrong) lines have been crossed and there’ll be no more ambiguity: he is cheating on his wife, and he’s doing it with you. He will murmur things like, “I should’ve married someone like you,” or, “Why didn’t I meet you first?” Maybe he means it. Maybe he doesn’t. He’ll tell you that you make him feel things he didn’t think was possible. Maybe he means it. Maybe he doesn’t. That will forever be the tough part: is he a conniving womanizer or is he a tortured heart? You desperately hope it’s the latter. Your affair with a married man will include you asserting that this not like every other affair. Yes, you know you’re saying the same things every other woman says, “How can it be wrong if it’s for love?” “He truly loves me.” “He’ll leave his wife for me.” And you know your path is looking identical to all the other affairs in the history of modern infidelity, but this one is different . It’s different because you can feel it in your heart that it’s different. It doesn’t matter that, when you actually line up your circumstances with the stereotype, they overlap just a little too well. Because what do they know? You two are in love. You two are meant to be together. What you have is special . You ignore the part where men who leave their wives for their mistresses usually end up cheating on their paramours, too. You ignore the part that people who stray in their relationships are usually refusing to confront something. Something about themselves, something about their marriage, something . And if they can’t confront with their first spouse, they most likely won’t confront it with their second. You ignore all this because, once again, it’s different with you two. You won’t fall into the same pitfalls as everyone else. Your affair with a married man will be pocked with little things that make you feel worthless — like when he cancels plans because his wife needs something, or when he answers her texts in front of you (“So she won’t be suspicious.”), or when he declares his devotion to his wife online in big, ostentatious ways. You tell yourself it’s no big deal—you can live on scraps, you can compromise for love, you know what’s really going on in his heart. But inside you’re dying. Your affair with a married man will feed your demons: the ones that tell you that you don’t deserve real, undivided love and attention, the ones that say you’re secretly a terrible person (so that’s why all of this is happening). Your affair will force you to either combat with your demons or become smothered in their darkness. Your affair with a married man will eventually end. You wished you’d have been the special one he’d upend his life for. You point to the rare occasions when it does happen: when the man leaves his wife and marries his mistress. But that’s not going to happen here.There’s too much at stake. He’s put too much investment in the roles he currently plays to the outside world to ever give his secret world with you priority. I don’t know how your affair with the married man ends. For your sake, I hope you are the one who ends it. I hope you are the one who looks in the mirror and realizes that this entanglement has wrapped precariously around your neck. I hope you step back and go, “I’m done playing second fiddle. I’m done helping you live a lie. I’m done living a lie, myself.” What happens after that, I do not know. This is where the path truly splinters. But whatever path you’re on, I hope you take from this some vital lessons. Lessons we sometimes have to get burned in order to learn: that you are worthy of real love, by an honest, faithful person. That you deserve respect, and if you don’t get it, you demand it. That you’re no “other” anything. You’re too wonderful to be a side piece, a mistress, what someone does when they can spare a minute or two (but only if no one is looking). That, regardless as to whether or not he was manipulating you, using you, or genuinely following his misguided heart, he put your own heart through the ringer, and that’s never okay. I hope you understand that while it’s in poor taste to be with someone who vowed their life to someone else, at the end of the day, the only person wrecking their home was him. Whether his marriage is on the rocks, or he’s bored, or he was never one who should’ve ever gotten married in the first place, his actions (and whatever consequences that follow) are his responsibility. The same way your actions are your responsibility. And I hope you walk away from the affair understanding that, if we don’t understand ourselves enough, we’ll fall into traps like this, traps we swore we’d never fall into. I hope that serves both as solace and as a call to arms to truly find and better yourself. To strengthen what you know needs strengthening. To recognize that some mistakes are not worth making twice. Your affair with a married man might have fallen into the same patterns, but you’re a unique soul, and I hope you find a love—a real, faithful, undivided love—that fits that uniqueness. |
Aminubaba:Where is it located and what's the cost? |
Alepa:This is proof to show that the port Harcourt airport project was contracted during GEJ government and full paid for, so stop taking credit for it.
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Killshot by Dr amadi
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bettercreature:I might not be a biafrian supporter ,but I beg to differ from your view and also state that your write up seem not to actually reflect who you say you are. First I would like to state that that when nnamdi kanu was arrested upon his return to Nigeria his passports (both Nigerians and British) we're seized by DSS, on his release they were never given back to him as he still had his case in court which I believe is stipulated by law. My question for you, did you take the time to ask yourself some questions 1. How did he travel to Israel without a passport as reaching Israel from Nigeria isn't possible by land, which would mean he was in possession of his passport(s) which are supposed to be in government possession. 2. Ever since his sudden appearance why has the military or Nigerians government not released a statement regarding his appearance if they weren't aware of his presence in Israel. In conclusion I would say that the man's appearance in Israel was orchestrated by the Nigerian government/militaty which could only point to 2019 general election |
I would like to know of any schools currently offering admission in Nigeria, it's urgent and need for a friend |
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DaddyNimo:If you check my post you would see I've don't belong to any parties ,what I'm interested in is good governance for all Nigerians. Dummy |
Trapnews:Never say things without prove as you may end up showing how stupid you are like you just did from your comment |
CuteMadridista:I hope you know you're shaking a very fragile table |
The woman below is US Ambassador to the United Nation, Nikki Haley. She was the 116th governor of South Carolina, and is a former member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. She’s married and has two kids, whom are either in college or supposed to be going to college this year. Now you may be wondering what has Nikki’s background has to do with the answer to this question. A lot, I promise to reveal if you’d stay with me Just couple of minutes ago, CNN interrupted a news report to bring a breaking news, and that breaking news was the resignation of Ambassador Haley, as the US Ambassador to the UN, she’ll be going at the end of the year. Now, like the typical CNN style of preempting news behind the news, several reporters and persons were interviewed within 30mins of this news breaking out, all with different views and opinion as regards to the real reason, why Nikki was leaving her UN post. One, out of the many suggested reasons been spread around, as the likely reason behind her decision to go, was what struck me and I couldn’t help but start thinking again about my beloved country, Nigeria. The opinion that Nikki Haley, may have decided to go, for financial reasons, really caught my attention, so I listened very carefully. I was almost shouting to the heavens, when it was said that Nikki may have decided to go, in order to earn enough money to pay for her children’s college education. As a Nigerian, does that sound familiar? certainly not. So, let’s look at it carefully and thoroughly to draw a possible answer to your question. Nikki is a politician, a very successful politician, especially when you consider her political achievements, which I tabled above. In fact I was extremely happy, permit me to say, as a non-American republican (yea, seriously I am), by how CNN anchors and commentators praised Nikki as a very intelligent and successful politician, some even called her, the shining light of the Republican Party, and the most likely first woman president of the United States. So that’s Nikki Haley, the same Nikki, whom some are saying is likely leaving her exalted post as the US Ambassador to the UN, owing to the need to pay for her two children education. Whether that is true or not, is not my point here. My point is that, Nikki is a politician, and as Nigerians, we are used to hearing how politicians children are the ones who attend most Ivy League schools, both in Nigeria and abroad. As Nigerians, we know and understand that politicians are the ones with the money, and truthfully so, not money stolen, per say, but their earnings as supposedly public servants. So, how come a former governor of a state in the US, a representative of the most powerful nation in the world;US, to the United Nation, is thought to be leaving her exalted position for financial reasons, something as little as two children educational financial requirements? As a Nigerian, it’s almost unimaginable, especially when I consider the cost of quality education in Nigeria, and the fact that most people who pay the millions required to train a child in a good school here, are insignificant people, including insignificant politicians, like local government chairmen, state house of Assembly members, even middle level civil servants, amongst others. So how come Nikki may not possibly be able to pay, if she remains a public servant, and so need to go look for the money, either working private, or giving speeches? So, the reason why Nikki Haley, a former US state governor, a US Ambassador to the UN, may not be able to pay her children’s school fees, if she remains in office, is one of the keys to good governance. The amount of financial wastage, something we call salaries, allowances etc, attached to our public offices, especially at federal level, is mind -blowing. It’s crazy, and unimaginable anti-democratic. Good governance cannot be possibly, if Nigeria continues to waste her resources, servicing a sectional few, especially our politicians, in the name of office entitlements. Just imagine the huge discrepancy; the wealthiest nation in the world, and the poorest nation in the world. The rich nations’ politician does not earn enough, even for school fees, while the poor nations’ politician earns a lot, to live an opulent life, to bother about little thing, as school fees, even if it’s required in hard currency. Another yes, to your question would be the need to deal with the issue of godfatherism, which constitutes a threat to democratic principles. A case in point, would be the drama that just played out in the APC Lagos state governorship primaries. Good governance cannot be enthroned, when one man will sit in his house, and chose who becomes the party’s governorship candidate, and possibly the next governor of a state. At the same time, he rallies the people of the state against the incumbent, whose offense we understand, was sidelining the state party bigwigs, and cutting off the political godfather from some supposed juicy contract. It started as a rumour, and was actually implemented just less than a month. An incumbent governor of the most powerful state in Nigeria was disgraced at his party’s primaries by a hitherto, unknown opponent, thanks to the political godfather, who was caught boasting on a national television of how he brought him, the governor, into politics and so has the power to decide his fate. This is more significant when you consider, that majority of lagosians believed the governor performed above avarage, and hence didn’t think it’s possible for him to be ousted so easily, even if the godfather wanted him out. But it happened, even after spitting fire during a world press conference, just days before the primaries. So, you ask, how is that possible? It is possible, largely due to the traditional political nature and history of the Yoruba people. One that encourages absolute loyalty to a leader, whether or not, he represents the views of the people. So, as one video, which trended on twitter during the primaries revealed. Because the national leader said so, everybody must vote for the candidates endorsed by him, and that is final, and indeed it turned out so. More appalling was the fact that prominent journalists who spoke or ran commentaries within this period upheld it as been democratic. So, good governance is possibly, only, if Nigerians can deal with the issue of wastage arising from astronomical salaries and allowances to public servants, and having followers who will be bold enough to choose for themselves, as against doing the bidding of a supposed godfather, either because of the peanuts they get from him, or because he represents something they presume to be their tribal identity. Copied from Quora....
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iamJ:Before you begin to say rubbish, gv ur local government chairman to vet it before posting, so he would be proud of you |
ipobarecriminals:Let's come to think if it, is it the masses or the party elders not wanting ambode to return, because if I'm not mistaking I read an article where tinubu said ambode performed as a governor but failed as a party man, what does that mean for the ordinary man walking the streets of Lagos, my opinion of this whole saga is as follow: 1. The party elders as they refer to themsekves are not in support of ambode's re-elections because there was nothing for them during his first tenure. 2.doesnt it show that anyone the party is projecting as their preferred candidate isn't a candidate that would work towards the betterment of the ordinary man but insisted on the vested interest of the so called party elders? 3. If according to tinubu,ambode performed as governor is that what democracy should be about, a man(governor) who would bring change and betterment to the larger populace as against a few I would advise everyone involved in this epic battle of power to tread with caution because a man who has been pushed to the wall has nothing to loose but instead to fight back. With that world press statement, I think it's obvious ambode is already aware his in d mud and isn't scared to drag anyone who mocks him into it. Such statement /accusations /facts( though not verified) ain't suppose to be released by fellow party members but by opposition, it goes to show you that a drowning man is ready to hold on to anything just for a second chance to life. My opinion is if in the event that ambode kisses to sanwo-olu , the opposite has something dirty in him already it's just a matter of digging for more, and his chances are reduce their making apc chances in Lagos reduced. |

