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Slimflame:
nd if dey post witout pics...u wil say pics or idonbilivit

jarkbauer:
what a loss

she is actually not a doctor. she is a medical graduate as she is yet to be inducted.

DropShot:
Aburo, you've not still answered the simple question I asked you but busy crying and wailing and cursing.

I repeat, who do you think has a remote chance of defeating PMB in 2019?

Stone?

DropShot:
If that satisfies your emotion, hold on to it.

In 2019, just bring out the stone to contest against PMB, shogbo?

Wailers and common sense, no be for this world.

DropShot:
Again, tell us who you think has a remote chance of defeating him in 2019?

Difficult to come up with just a name?

NaijaMutant:
Say no more

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Braidsden:
Oh. So she was the one. I remember watching that wedding on tv too and wondering how lucky the lady was. It was like a fairytale wedding to me back then. Wow.
Life. Live and wish good for yourself,strive to be better,and above all,be contented and never wish to be anyone else.

JimTiger4:
I believe Sceptical is also perfectly correct

HemmanuelRichy:
This guy no dey stay one place?

kjhova:
You are very right, ma'am. Apparently, our's is an anti-intellectual society where even the government forecloses meaningful discuss. I feel that the Nigerian Civil War is a rich source of material for cultural diffusion in this country if only the rulers of this nation understand how things work.

Indeed history is repeating itself before our eyes and no one seem to care enough. Whenever I am involved in discussion with Igbos, particularly older folks, I am amazed at how emotional and personal the topic is to them. It is the reverse when I am with old folks of my own family and notice how totally dismissive they are about the whole affair. The war wrought on everybody in different ways and folks in the East bore more of the brunt of it so their emotional attachment is understandable. I am Edo and my own family have totally different emotions about the war. We were invaded by Biafrans and as I am told by our elders, the invaders destroyed farms, looted property, raped women and killed people so there remains strong animosity towards the topic in that regard. It was a war therefore such gory acts will abound on both sides. A fair discussion of the topic is long overdue and we all need some healing and closure.

To the topic of the post, again the poster deliberately muddled a simple story into a bigoted write up to suit his dislike for biafra/IPOB and to stoke ethnic mudslinging. That is a bad thing to do and it is to @Seun's discredit and that of nairaland as a forum to allow such disinformation.

tonysmart2016:
Aunty Funke is getting old.

Bimpe29:
Enough of flimsy excuses from Presidency. Buhari's administration is failing woefully, second year running nothing to show Nigerians.

As a government, once you take over the governance, you automatically take over both assets and liabilities of previous administration.

Stop looking for escape route, having used Jonathan's administration as an excuse but now shifting ground.

Wise up and make things happen.

You need to CHANGE your CHANGE and be goal oriented, stop been vengeful.

DropShot:
Ignorance is a terminal disease indeed.

I have nothing to do with anyone remotely connected to the government and I don't live in Nigeria as well.

To you and your fellow wailing zombies, anyone who disagrees with your line of thought is paid agent of this govt. Nonsense!

DropShot:
No govt in man's history has ever provided jobs for all its citizens. Many of those unemployed today have been jobless before PMB came on board.

There is always a reason for the lazy ones not to engage themselves with productive activities. Continue with the excuses while your mates keep making cool cash.

DropShot:
Good development. Obviously bad news for dem dem.

To all those of you who have made it a habit to rant and lament online about the state of the nation, I advise you do something worthwhile with your life. Wait for no government to come solve your problems for you. This is the time to think deep and come up with something of value to your immediate society.

Look around you and you'll see that plenty opportunities abound.

Many of you wailing online waiting for govt jobs that are not there can do something with your life:
1. Laundry business requires very small capital.
2. Waste management service doesn't need hundreds of thousand to start.
3. Private lessons for your hood children
4. House cleaning services
5. Game centre, etc, etc.

Don't be lazy, get something doing!

Misskaycee21:
what are you saying