₦airaland Forum

VanNistelrooy24:
Lmao! That's wicked.


Come back as a living being or a "living corpse?"

He is going nowhere, he must come back and work. Afterall he is collecting 188 million sitting allowance, he has to work.

https://www.nairaland.com/3810121/2017-budget-buhari-receive-n188m

VanNistelrooy24:
Lol, my dear, the delirium old donkey currently lying on his death bed in the UK tricked those zombies with empty promises leaving their hopes to lie in tatters.

My own is that he has to come back and fulfill what he promised. No more no less.

VanNistelrooy24:
New Telegraph learnt that two years
ago when President Muhammadu Buhari
came into power, he promised that he
was going to pay all outstanding
liabilities owed civil servants.

Making promise you cannot fufil. What a dumb president.

But that's all this government is known for. How many campaign promises have they fulfilled? Nigerians are still waiting for equation to balance for the N1 = $1 lol!

This is what politics can turn a man to. Shame.

samsono30:
This is exactly hw the are brain washed, this is wat their Imam try to make them understand. Their Imam groom them up wit hatered, so as they grow up the hatered grows wit them. If that so call super wats so ever he calls himself was brought up in a loving and kind hearted atmosphere will he speak like this? Out of the abundant of heart the mouth speaketh, so he is telling u what is basically in his heart.

It is really just scary how he has assumed by default that all Christians hate him.

hucienda:
This thread has turned to -

"Protect your brother while I protect mine."

Exactly. I'm watching the drama.

Interesting to and fro, hahaha

InvertedHammer:
If you like send them to heaven, they ain't going to learn sh!t.
You forget that implementing what they will learn will involve critical thinking which is alien to Nigerians.

Their only interest will be the estacodes. Common electricity, refinery and road construction are still regarded as technology from Jupiter.

beht why?

This is why I continually keep talking about other countries making progress in leaps and bounds while Nigeria is retrogressing on speed dial. We don't even have stable electricity in 2017. What a shame. Giant of Africa indeed. Mschew.

Oyiboman69:
later he go share biscuits and two two hundred naira give him people

I tell you. Smh.

superdoc:
To those relating this to Muslims, let me tell you i am proud to be a muslim. So if you see me walking in street the please shot me to death. you can only talk here but I swear By Allah even all the xtain in southern Nigeria cannot wipe out Islam in Nigeria which I believe is your mission and i swear by allah no xtain can face me eye ball to eye ball and abuse islam. from statistics Islam is growing more rapid than the so called Christianity. So xtain please keep hating but I'd like to tell you that your hating do no harm to we muslim, moreover in my department at school I don't give a damn to any xtain because i believe they hate me and i hate them too. So xtain if you want peace we can make it but if you want war we can declare it #im not afraid

No one hates you. You need to change your mindset. You already have the belief that anyone of a different faith from you hates you even though in reality they may not. It's not healthy to be carrying this kind of attitude & wrong assumption about.

What's going on? I only just woke up to see this. Why Manchester? Unlike Brussels or Paris, it's just a regular city. What's the reason? Just in shock

Curlieweed:
It's actually not that hard. You look at the candidates past achievements as well as the credibility of his promises.

If your states average annual budget is 100 Billion and personnel costs take 90 Billion, your promises are limited by those hard numbers.

You're right. That's a logical way of looking at it.

Amoto94:
People shouldn't be entrusted with state affairs just because they're youths or from a particular region without questioning their abilities and capabilities. Look at Macron he wasn't voted by the people of France because of his youthful age but because of his programs.

You are right. Although he seems to understand the issues in the state and sometimes you have to give people a chance to prove themselves. But Nigerians can be hard to trust, they will promise heaven and earth but not live up to it. It's a tricky situation.

Amoto94:
We are presently on WhatsApp group discussing the way forward

Check this thread
https://www.nairaland.com/3797587/nairalanders-parliament-economic-thinktank As for the aspirant what are his records?
What's his blueprint?

Thanks, will have a look. Interesting concept. We need more of such.

Re: aspirant, he seems really passionate, but yes those are valid questions - his blueprint/ records.

Oh my goodness, just look at the pollution

What kind of people head all these parastatals? So this is the best way they can dismantle illegal refineries? No thought of the consequence to the environment and people's health. Shame.

maverickdude:
Hmm...same as me,it wasn't a palatable xperience.Now,i got you

Cool
And sorry to hear about your loss.

SalamRushdie:
Grieving most times and for most people is about uncertainty that come with losing a loved one especially a breadwinner..Tinubu has probably told her what she wants to hear like how they will make sure she never lacks and that wiped the grief away from her face small

Hmm. I understand what you're saying especially in a Nigerian context where families typically would abandon the children. But still I would have thought it's about how much you miss the person, rather than your needs no longer being met by the person's passing away.

maverickdude:
lol...of course,u made it look as if her smiling is bad which is not cool

I found it strange that's all, I wasn't trying to make her look bad which was why I added that people grieve differently. I've seen friends who lost their mums (it's particularly harder with mothers) and they couldn't get themselves together for months.

Amoto94:
The Parliament

The idea of the parliament was borne out of the need for a different approach to social accountability of our elected leaders.

The parliament main objective is to see a change in the political solutions/policies articulated by any sitting government. It aims to further promote implementation of social/economical/political solutions which are developed by Nigerians for the betterment of Nigerians and to provide a paradigm shift in implementable solutions that bear no remote interest to the citizenry.

 

Parliament will operate as the convergence point for the masses.

The parliament through exhaustive online avenue will solicit for solution no matter how irrelevant until all concerns is heard and a solution is evolved that best serves all interest.

 

The parliament intend to introduce innovative ideas in the areas of Election, Education (language standardization, university accreditation and signatory to Washington/Sydney/* Accords.

The radical revamping of educational system to ensure full benefits of accelerated technology transfer and harnessing of intellectual capabilities of her citizens.

 

Infrastructure and Social Amenities.

 

Power and Energy

 

Roads and Transportation

 

Aviation

 

The Flag/Country name/Anthem

 

Job

 

Constitution and our view.

 

 

The parliament aims to achieve this on the

Nairaland platform and/or her platform

 

It will solicit for volunteers for Neighbouhood Outreach via home to home evangelism/outreach.

 

We will solicit donations from ordinary Nigerians if they so wish not more than a Naira daily or as may be in their capacity.

 

We intend to effect attitudinal change in our youths.

For we aim to break the nonchalance that has become the norm in them.

To embolden them to speak up and demand for a better deal from those they elected

To drive Nigeria elections from the bottom up and not the reverse

To translate keyboard warriors translate their angst into viable implementable solution, and see how the solution can be run with to effect a better Nigeria

 

 

in the psyche of Adults

 

The Parliament home to deliver a strong message that it is not cool to know what to do, but never getting up to do something to bring about the change you desire.

That the country is theirs for the taking

That they need to show strength and character in times of oppression.

That great sacrifices has to be made, and it takes greater generation to make these generation and this generation was born great after all it has been through.

 

 

and repentance in our older generation to the Nigerian question

Interesting. I would be curious to see how that will be implemented. Please tag me when you kick it off.

Did you read this thread below? What are your thoughts about it?

https://www.nairaland.com/3811106/nairalander-declare-interest-jigawa-2019

Amoto94:
I have offered mine look up previous comments.

I just read yours now. There's nothing much to add, you guys have said it all already.
Tbh, I have zero expectations for Nairaland, it's whatever makes money for the owner that he promotes. If he truly wants to address the issues raised, he would, but it's obvious he chooses not to.

What's the People's Parliament about?

maverickdude:
Make she dey weep for picture?

Why do people find comprehension so hard? So a person must either smile or weep?!

maverickdude:

I find it strange she's smiling. Well, people grieve differently I guess.

Amoto94:
ephi123 contribute no dey viewstening

You too contribute first na

I'm curious to see if he will continue speaking out against the Northern "system". Time will tell.

fratermathy:
I'm not surprised. We still do some primitive things in Nigeria. This is not even the worst of them. Go to the abattoirs where meat is processed and you may never eat meat again. What about local bakeries? water production factories that use tap water? manufacturing companies where there are no quality controls? Go and see how things are made in the villages; things that we take in as food.

Yet most people living in the villages live longer than those in the cities.

BrutalJab:
How I even involved myself in arguments supporting this illiterate called Buhari during the last election is still a mystery to me.

It took me MONTHS to discover that APC and Buhari are clueless and never prepared to rule this country. It's like they never thought Jonathan will be defeated.

Sadly, A looting PDP Era is now better than the self acclaimed corruption fighting government of APC.

2019 is here anyway, I'm ready to correct the mistake.

APC=CHAIN!!!

yaki84:
then use ur old brain well.

hahaha, this is sooo funny

edupedia:
....let's first pity your IPOB bad belle for 2015 election loss...nonsense

you are still at the bus stop of 2015? chai. I shame for you.

Don't worry, in 2019 after 4 good years, we will see what you will blame. Mschew.

gbegemaster:
You mean put their collective brains together and still come up with nonsense?

haha, more like non-existent brains, cos the kind of nonsense I have seen these guys defend is like wtf

DonCortino:
senseless as usual!

football clubs sell off players that r prone to injury. let me not goto an employee that his/her illness is affecting the productivity of the coy.

i really thought you were smart. shame!

hahahaha, smart ke? These guys have to put their brains on pause to fulfill the demands of the job. Let's pity them abeg.

It's truly rocket science.

magazineguy:
Hey bro, I am actually shocked at your statements.

Firstly, there is nothing like inbuilt, everybody learns. Agreed there are some persons with abilities doesn't mean you can learn it. Just like in school, we believe some students are brilliant while others are dull. But have seen a case where a dull student studied diligently and came out with good grades?

Secondly, acquiring necessary certification & degree matters a lot.

Lastly, selling a product you know nothing about works when you are trying to convince illiterates or people without good education.

Very true.
Agreed, we all have natural skills and strengths but if you fail to develop them, they become of no use.