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Christianity Etc › Re: A Man Of God Called Rain Down During A Crusade. by EPOMA(m): 3:17pm On Nov 02, 2011

how come they were so many with umbrella, just asking

Politics › Re: Election Tribunal Rules In Favour Of Gej by EPOMA(m): 1:50pm On Nov 01, 2011

In Nigeria there is no Justice, was not expecting any difference, make him just rule well

Business › Re: Why Nigeria May Remain Underdeveloped - Sanusi by EPOMA(m): 7:26pm On Oct 30, 2011

KnowAll:
Sanusi is an Idiiiiooot, he wants to hold his grand father's estate together. There is no reasons why any state should be paying 96% of their revenue on concurrent expenditure. What we have in many states are bad Managers, Ex Gombe State Goverment paid himself $ 1 million dollars severance pay to himself whose fault is that.

This is a state created after Kwara, ONDO, OGUN, and Kano. For this reason I object to any cull in state creation. State creations brings development close to grass root people. We need good managers to manage the states. Another thing I have noticed of recent, why has all the State Houses of Assembly suddenly become fearful, toothless bulldogs allowing the Governors to rule with ignominy. They should be impeaching any incapable Governor, they are the last bastion of the common man.

why do you, make such statement. he is not an Idio.t,U K does not have states to have development. I think he made sense in all he said

Politics › Re: Which Nigerians inspire you the most? by EPOMA(m): 6:58pm On Oct 30, 2011

I get inspired by people of great visions, Fela is one of them for me, all what he spoke about over 20 years ago is all taking place

Business › Re: Lagos-ilorin Passenger Train Service Starts Friday October 28, 2011 by EPOMA(m): 5:03pm On Oct 27, 2011

olawalebab:
How long will it take to travel from Ilorin to Lagos through this rail line? I believe it is not locomotives they are celebrating?

Thanks my brother , that is what was thinking of as well

Business › Re: Lagos-ilorin Passenger Train Service Starts Friday October 28, 2011 by EPOMA(m): 5:02pm On Oct 27, 2011

sulad82i:
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) would start Lagos-Ilorin passenger train service from tomorrow, a statement from the corporation said.

This signals the completion of track rehabilitation work between Lagos and Jebba by the Chinese contracting firm, China Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC).

The statement said the final track inspection was carried out October 21 – 22 for the purpose of ascertaining the level of preparedness and fitness of the tract section for safe running of train.

The inspection was under the leadership of Government Inspector of Railways and engineers from NRC, CCECC, Roughton consultancy and representatives from the Federal Ministry of Transport.

The Lagos – Ilorin Express train service will for the moment serve as the flag-ship of NRC passenger train service pending the completion of the Jebba – Kano line due for completion in December.

The statement said that management of NRC has assembled dedicated coaches and locomotive engines for the train service which will depart Lagos every Friday at 9:00am from Iddo terminus with a return journey to Lagos on Sundays.

The coaches are made up to 1st class sleeper, second class air-conditioned coaches and the economy class. There is also a restaurant coach and modern toilet facilities for passengers’ convenience, the statement said.

According to the statement, special operations staff have been deployed for the train service which also include medical officers and the Railway Police, adding that the train service is also fitted with baggage vans for bulk goods and farm produce.

T[b]he Lagos-Ilorin Express train service will be unique, as it provides the travelling public with a better alternative to the traffic congestion on the Lagos-Ibadan express road. [/b]

DailyTrust

http://businessnews.com.ng/2011/10/27/lagos-ilorin-passenger-train-service-starts-tomorrow/

This is how stupid our Journalism is, what is Unique about the alternative for traffic congestion. I thought they were going to say the tell us fast the train is or is self driven. China gets the west to build its railway while we go for Chinese and then call it unique. I guess it is unique becos we spend more and get 18 century coaches

Forum Games › Re: Words Ending With '-ism' by EPOMA(m): 3:01pm On Oct 25, 2011

yomola:
mumu-ism= GEJ & PDP

Politics › Re: Buhari Speaks On Fuel Subsidy Removal by EPOMA(m): 2:55pm On Oct 25, 2011

Beaf:
You will always abuse because you are empty, sir. It doesn't change easily verifiable facts.

Buhari has spent 90% of his political life being chairman of the NNPC. He formed NNPC into what it is today. Indeed, Buhari was its first head in 1977 during the period corruption set into the oil industry (Decree 33, NNOC & MPR extinguished).
He was also petroleum minister under Obasanjo, PTF chairman under Abacha (whom he claims never stole a penny).
With Buhari under Abacha, there was rampant removal of the "subsidy" and award of importation contracts to cronies, Buhari became the chairman of the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) that disbursed monies accrued from the removal of "subsidies."

So tell me, is Buhari being honest, or is he just flying an ugly populist kite?

You can't buy me that cheap and i can't be nice to you becos you see thngs that are killling me nad my generations and you keep supporting then blindly.
Head of PTF is not being chairman of NNPC fool. And the money from PTF was well spent considering Oil was selling at about $10 a barrel.My guy I made a mistake to noticed you on this topic. Am just getting so upset here

Politics › Re: Buhari Speaks On Fuel Subsidy Removal by EPOMA(m): 1:51pm On Oct 25, 2011

Beaf:
What exactly is Buhari saying? He was behind the removal of subsidies in abacha's time, he was behind the advent of the word, "subsidy" into the Nigeria lexicon as petroleum minister, head of PTF and of course, as head of state.

It is quite disingenious for a man of his status to suddenly disown the baby he brought into this World, simply because it is damn ugly.

Bring you facts you fool, how are they subsidizing , that is what we should ask. How come we don't hear all this in other oil producing countries as much as we hear in Nigeria. They should subsidize their pockets

Politics › Re: Buhari Speaks On Fuel Subsidy Removal by EPOMA(m): 1:46pm On Oct 25, 2011

Imanuelle:
no niid to waste mt data bundle to stream,

hu cares??

even if he says d right thing,

i'd prefer to hear it from hon. patrick,

You don't care
you will wait so long for your preferred Patrick.I wish we could always face the fact

Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N24tr Yearly On Food Importation by EPOMA(m): 11:44pm On Oct 16, 2011

Kobojunkie:
^^^ The reason kobojunkie picked on the NIGERIAN FOODS bit is because Kobojunkie has no INSIDE INFO on how much we actually spend as a nation, other than what I glean from the Nigerian bureau of statics and other parastatals, who I very suspect play with the numbers as well. I mean we are being told by them that unemployment in Nigeria is at about 19%. I don't know anyone personal who would believe that gunk.

I felt you could have agreed with the main point of bogus statistics that I was making before pointing out of our import from Ghana, at least we still came to an agreement from both side. A more serious record like knowing how much crude oil is pumped out , they don't know , talkless of food for the masses. They love us so much and the spend that much yet the small fuel subsidy they want to take out.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N24tr Yearly On Food Importation by EPOMA(m): 11:28pm On Oct 16, 2011

[quote author=PROUD-IGBO link=topic=782949.msg9353922#msg9353922 date=1318802032]Those figures quoted are suspect (around $160 billion shocked

).

But why wouldn't we lay more emphasis on importation when a sizeable number of the working population are chasing oil/government contracts, and the remainder lucky enough to get employment would prefer working in Banks; Oil and Blue-chip companies, irrespective of their qualifications. With our penchant for quick and easy money to show-off with, farming is seen as too much of a hassle; hard work; not prestigious enough and you'd be likely to grow grey hairs b/4 you start seeing adequate returns on your investments. The fact of the matter is easy 'oyel' money has made us lazy in this country.

The few large-scale farmers we have are not adequate for our needs as a country, and also not efficient and focused enough as many of them are distracted by other commitments like politics and other businesses they may have.

And for those pissed-off to the point of wanting a revolution: fat chance of that happening!!! wink

. There's so much complexity to our make-up as a 'nation' for any revolution to be successful. If one were to happen, you'd be sure to see the elite/ruling-class/politicians/Oligarchs play on ethnicity [/b]and religious sentiments to dagbaru the whole thing . Think back to the events leading up to the coup of 1966 and you'll understand where i'm going with this line of reasoning. The only way a revolution can work is if the ethnic nationalities that make-up Nigeria today were allowed to leave and form their own countries, and then maybe seek to form [b]REAL nations or confederations with like-minded ethnicites where equity/justice/merit are non-negotiable and there's no recourse to the antiquated ideas of quota-system and federal character nonsense that is holding us back as a nation. If this were to happen, then and only then would the theiving ruling-class have a fight on their hands.[/quote]That is very true, a simple example is when I pointed out that the figures were bogus and all what KOBOJUNKIE(whom I always respect in NL) could pick out from my post was that egusi and garri are imported from Ghana, so that is to say Ghana should be getting at least 1 trillion naira a year of our money every year. Most Nigerian chase shadow than the real thing to be able to revolutionize.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N24tr Yearly On Food Importation by EPOMA(m): 9:21pm On Oct 16, 2011

[quote author=aloy/emeka link=topic=782949.msg9351325#msg9351325 date=1318776768][size=14pt]Nigeria Imports N24tr Food Yearly
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AS the global community celebrates the World Food Day today, the grim food crisis in Nigeria has taken the centre stage at different fora across the country in the past weeks.

The dire situation is poignantly brought home by the hefty amount the country spends annually to import the most basic staple foods, including rice, fish, sugar and wheat.

Besides other sources, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Resources, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina and the Ondo State governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, presented the alarming stats.

For instance, Nigeria spent N98 trillion ($628 billion) between 2007 and 2010 on importation of food into the country. This translates to N24 trillion yearly.

In 2010 alone, the country spent N632 billion on wheat; N356 billion on rice; N217 billion on sugar and N97 billion on fish.

While it produces only 500,000 metric tons of rice, Nigeria consumes 2.5 metric tons. Hence, it spends about N1 billion per day on rice alone.

Estimated annual fish demand for Nigeria is about 2.66 metric tons. Yet, the 2009 annual domestic production was about 0.78 metric tons with a supply-demand gap of about 1.88 metric tons.

Although livestock output in the country has been growing at six to seven per cent annually, it is unable to match the growth of demand due to poor nutrition, disease and poor breed, according to the Minister of Agriculture.

This has prompted sharp increases in the price of livestock and meat in the past five years.

Governor Mimiko summed up the facts on ground thus: “This is a clear departure from the reality of Nigeria in the 1960s when agriculture provided the main source of employment, income and foreign exchange earnings for Nigeria.

The advent of commercial oil exploitation in the mid 1970s, no doubt, heralded an era of decay for agricultural output in Nigeria.”

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=64440:-how-nigeria-imports-n24tr-food-yearly-&catid=1:national&Itemid=559[/quote]I know you guys will attack me , but this still shows that we are very backward in keeping records, it is impossble for Nigeria to spent that amount in a year, how much do we make and how much is our budget in a year. For me personally, I eat egusi soup, garri and other Nigerian product most of the time in a year, They should stuff those figure in their a.s.s. Common to pay minimum wages, they are sshouting talkless is thinking of the mass and importing that amount of food

Politics › Re: Ndigbo Will Produce Nigeria’s President In 2015 – Ohaneze by EPOMA(m): 10:17am On Oct 13, 2011

badmrkt:
i don't care who becomes the next president,but who can bring about the much needed positive changes to every Nigerian.whether,OKon,Emeka,Musa,Babatude etc.all we want is changes.

Thanks my brother, I still keep dreaming the day Nigerians will start to think well, this shi.t is drawing us too backward, every one including sudan are moving forward. we should be looking for a man with a vision

Politics › Re: Fg Launches N50BN 'YouWin' Job Creation Fund by EPOMA(m): 1:48am On Oct 13, 2011

godswill44:
We are holding a 4 months weekends Oracle Class for graduates.

It's a full oracle10g training class, covering ORACLE iSLQPlus and OCA on window and Linux.

We have made the course fee to be very affordable for all participants as low as N12,000

You can register here. www.naijanote.com/oracle/register.html

thanks

And what will they use the training to do, How many companies in Nigeria are using Oracle, is you training for DBA, developers or end users.You Guys should stop this fraud and yes I said fraud. That is how A friend was so excited about paying 300k with nicc or something to do Oracle and I advised her not to take it but she did, now when I ask her about the program , she does not want to talk about it. Go and advertise to company that use Oracle or sap in Nigeria and not here abeg

Politics › Re: Fg Launches N50BN 'YouWin' Job Creation Fund by EPOMA(m): 1:36am On Oct 13, 2011

Beaf:
How do you know? Abi your office is in Okija?
You are a prophet a doom, sadly.

The govt has done well with the idea, it is for the youth to test it by forwarding their business plans. I hope the process will be televised like Dragons Den, that will even make it self-sustaining from advert fee's.

Idea is not good , this is a white elephant project, Nigeria still worries me with things like this, when I see western countries talking about employment, they define things like road buildings and so on to create jobs, Even the YouWin website posted by beaf shows roadside shoe repairer, shopretailers and someone Ironing on the floor outside,that tell the whole story, The whole thing is a joke. 50Billion is toosmall to create jobs for the whole country, the should cut the budget of Nass and other politican offices and put in big money to build sustainable industry to create proper jobs.

Webmasters › Re: Your Thoughts On Pastor Tunde Bakare's Website by EPOMA(m): 4:32pm On Oct 11, 2011

moderatorr:
unfortunately,
a good website does not make a good man!

A pastor who contested elections alongside a terrorist!

'give your life to christ . . .'
he must have said it to many people, but couldnt preach this to buhari.

Especially when he knew about the 'wild wild north' plan to murder innocent (christian)youth copers.

After the mob action, that vampire kept mute for weeks! Even longer than ayotallah buhari himself!

When he finally came spoke, what did he say? 'bla bla bla currupt leaders bla bla bla'.

From your assessment of this bakare,
do you think he would raise alarm to the federal government if he discovers a plot by boko haram to assasinate bill gates on his visit to nigeria? Me nah think so.

He is a bad lawyer, mentally challenged pastor,fake prophet, good terrorist.

Somebody give me a pistol.

Shut your mouth, you fool

Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by EPOMA(m): 2:59pm On Oct 11, 2011

chamber2:
The Nigerian London, owerri

I can see that your standard is very low to call this Nigeria london. Poor road marking, contruction , surveying and I can go on, we have to learn to do things the modern way and stop praising low standard work

Politics › Re: South East Govs Demand For 2 Additional States by EPOMA(m): 12:43pm On Oct 10, 2011

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=778399.msg9307317#msg9307317 date=1318211477]Southeast governors insist on new state

By Chris Oji

Southeast governors yesterday gave a condition for backing the planned constitution amendment: an additional state in their region.

They threatened to withdraw support for the exercise, if they are not given another state.

The Southeast has the least number of states – five – among the six geo-political zones.

To perfect their plan, the governors met in Enugu yesterday.

They resolved to present their report for discussion at the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) meeting in Abuja tomorrow.

The governors said it was high time all geo-political zones in the country had equal number of states in the interest of equity, fairness and justice.

Chairman of the Southeast Governors Forum Peter Obi of Anambra State told reporters that they met to articulate a common position and present their demands at the NGF meeting. Constitution amendment was the main agenda at the Enugu meeting.

Obi said if the Southeast’s request for additional state fails to receive priority attention, its five governors would back out of discussions on constitution amendment.

He said: “Basically today (yesterday), we discussed one issue, the issue of constitution amendment, especially as it concerns the creation of an additional state for the zone, to have the same number of states in all the zones of the country.

“We are not asking for a particular number of states. We are only calling for equality of states for all the zones and that is what we want.”

Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha said: “If the Northwest zone could have seven states, the Southeast zone could as well have seven. In essence, the Southeast governors are calling for additional states.”

The Seventh National Assembly has kick started the process for constitution amendment.

The Senate and the House of Representatives has each constituted Constitution Review Committees.

The committees will collate the position of Nigerians on the amendments in addition to leading the process of amendment.

While Deputy Senate President Ekweremadu chairs the Senate Committee on constitution review, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Emeka Ihedioha chairs the Reps’ committee.

Both of them are incidentally from the Southeast.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/22360-southeast-governors-insist-on-new-state.html[/quote]The fact still remains that most Nigerian do not have visions or know how a country can move forward. They keep on looking for things that are not important and would still bring the country down. Instead of them to discuss how to managed properly the states already in place, discuss how the constitution can be changed, creating a more secured and developed environment.
Creating more states in the present Nigeria is just madness, I always say this that we should go back to basics and get things to work and stop chasing shadow, shame on Peter Obi

Business › Re: Naira Drops to N200 To A US Dollar by EPOMA(m): 9:09pm On Oct 09, 2011

[quote author=oti-igba link=topic=777616.msg9303621#msg9303621 date=1318152914]lol!! so this means if i send 5000 US dollars back to naija i will have a million naira, sweet! nice one! grin

[/quote]And that 1 million would still buy you what half a milion use to buy before

Business › Re: Naira Drops to N200 To A US Dollar by EPOMA(m): 9:02pm On Oct 09, 2011

Beaf:
The greatest error in Nigerian history was making the central bank totally independent. Something has to be done to restore sanity.

Please , you can see in the original post that the problem is the government not central bank. Fresh Air

Sports › Re: Osaze Blames TB Joshua's Prediction For Super Eagles Nations Cup Exit by EPOMA(m): 1:59pm On Oct 09, 2011

[quote author=maxpro-xl link=topic=778029.msg9304127#msg9304127 date=1318162486]so after many years of residing in europe, osaze can still be primitive in his way of thinking. what has predictions got to do with football. someone made a negative statement based on assumptions and u accepted it as your reality. its so sad & painful for NIGERIA. t[b]he man said u will loose the match with a goal margin(1-0) to be precise, not that u will not qualify. the match was a draw.

there are two gates to people's lives. the EAR gate and the EYE gate. whatever you HEAR and SEE continuously will enter your heart, and whatever has entered your heart will ultimately control your life. thats the problems with the SUPER-EAGLES. probably siasia himself beleived in the prediction.

SUPER-EAGLES players and officials needs a psycologist to work on thier mind-set. or better still, a MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER. l recommend some-one like FELA DUROTOYE of visible impact. this will inspire them to victory next time [/b][/quote]Did you read what he said , go back and read it , he said 1 goal in the late minute will decide the gate and that it will not be in favour of Nigeria, he also said that the first team to score will win.
Leaving in europe is a disaster for anyone who stops having spiritual believe in my own opinion

Sports › Re: Osaze Blames TB Joshua's Prediction For Super Eagles Nations Cup Exit by EPOMA(m): 1:52pm On Oct 09, 2011

musKeeto:
How foolish can this country get? So now na prophet dey play football? Wetin concern football concern God?

This how you express ignorance here, the bible says be careful about nothing but in every thing in prayer and supplication . So wetin concern us praying before we eat with God, it is not important abi, but it is a topic

Sports › Re: Breakdown Of Saturday's Match Between Guinea Vs Nigeria - Prophet Tb Joshua by EPOMA(m): 1:15am On Oct 09, 2011

toluxa1:
Lol, cant stop laughing, how silly and gullible people are. That is why His Satan aided ministry will continue to grow. My people perish for lack of knwledge

And what is your knowledge or you are referring to yourself.

Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom State Set To Be The First Fully Developed State- Impressive? by EPOMA(m): 1:36am On Oct 06, 2011

NnamdiN:
Uyo is beautiful sha but wetin d poster post here no be so o

where have you been apart from uyo

Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom State Set To Be The First Fully Developed State- Impressive? by EPOMA(m): 5:54pm On Oct 05, 2011

ITbomb:
ATTN: idy4eva
of course that is why you see high quality jobs, high quality roads, imagine Berger building a road for you and guarantee it for 15 years ie to repair free of charge in case of damage.
I am not sure there is any occasion for commissioning of Tropicana yet
Akpabio commission 650 brand new project in september 2011 during the state anniversary
True the salary has not yet been paid, cos of bureaucracy in adjusting the payment schedule to reflect the minimum wage.
But then the Governor has ASSURED THAT THE SALARY WHEN PAID WILL BE BACK DATED TO APRIL, apart from the fact that Akwa Ibom pay workers 13 month salary ie one extra month (end of year pay)

You can check below for the completed project as at ending last year
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-511531.0.html

I will post new projects soon

My guy, name only 10 projects that Godswill have done that justify the money that he has spent.Untill you guys open your eyes and look at things from a 21st century manner, we are still doomed, you gave a link to the projects he has done, looking at the Uyo calabar road, I did not see any barriers protecting cars by the hills, and that road was a 27 billion naira project, please also note that the road is a federal road which the cost was to be refunded by the federal government. I also remember when the federal government refunded money for the power plant and $80 million dollar went missing.
All i can say make una stay there dey decieve una self. Each time I check projects that are taking place in dubai, bahrain and qatar, most time they are cheaper than what is spent in Nigeria but they look better and are efficient. Akwa Ibom is a disgrace

Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom State Set To Be The First Fully Developed State- Impressive? by EPOMA(m): 5:31pm On Oct 05, 2011

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=774354.msg9271815#msg9271815 date=1317715467]As much as I applaud Akpabio for the development initiative, I have the inkling that this development drive is unsustainable given that much of the revenue utilized for the development comes from oil proceeds. With the oil wells and costal lines thought to have belonged to Akwa-Ibom now being reclaimed by Cross-Rivers and Rivers States, like some economic analyst have said not too long ago, Akwa-Ibom would shoot itself in the foot.

More worrying is the fact that the state IGR rank below states like Edo and Ogun and I am of the opinion that it is not enough for governments today in Nigeria to build roads, bridges, etcas they must go a step further to ensure the development is sustainable by strengthening thier financial based through well orchestrasted IGR.

In all, kudos to Akwa-Ibom and the Akpabio government.[/quote]Please people don,t be decieved by that criminal called akpabio who only know how to paid journalist to write crap in the papers. The man himself does not understand what it is to be developed.
He has just awarded a contract to build a banquet hall in the government house for 18 billion Naira, please the cost is too much, he is thief

Sports › Re: T.b Joshua Predicts That nigeria Will Loose nigeria v Guinea Match If......... by EPOMA(m): 4:40pm On Oct 05, 2011

sucnif:
@ honey4u thanks for your comments. Let him predict hw to capture Boko Haram and hw Naija would look like America. Dey nor go see beta thing predict na nonsense. I rebuke that prediction, Naija go win d scores na 2-1 in favour of Naija

You see if we give ourselves time to reflect on things, then we would understand things sometimes. Your above statement is like saying if we pray, we will live forever, God uses anything to prove to us that there is more to what we humans see, prophecy like this is just to show that, there is supernatural powers above human understanding and that is why you will see Nairalanders showing themselves on topics like this.
Me personally will stay on the side and watch and if it comes to past that Nigeria loses by 1 goal as he said , then I will believe him. This man has alway been right in all that he says from london roit to whatever. go do your research

Sports › Re: T.b Joshua Predicts That nigeria Will Loose nigeria v Guinea Match If......... by EPOMA(m): 10:12am On Oct 05, 2011

chakaz:
Most of the pastors/prophets we ve here is just like PDP leaders, always trying to be smart while they are not!

In what way or you just want to say something

Sports › Re: T.b Joshua Predicts That nigeria Will Loose nigeria v Guinea Match If......... by EPOMA(m): 10:09am On Oct 05, 2011

Canisma:
People might be saying "oh why wouldnt he just pray and change things to favour Nigeria". I cannot just do it on my own. Im not a witch doctor, im a pastor. If a prophecy is given about a certain people, these people must agree with the man of God in prayer before God can do anything about it or else, it ll remain as it is. In my vision, i see two teams struggling and struggling for just one goal. Then in the second half. One of the teams scores. That goal will decide the match. Hmmm, well. . . All i can say is that the game does not favour Nigeria. God showed me even the guinea player that ll score the goal that ll decide the match but me revealing his name will mean endangering him on that day. But with God, all things are possible o. First of all, we have to play our own part. Pray as if all depends on God. Play football as if all depends on you. Thank you. . . . . . . Words of the man of God, PROPHET T.B JOSHUA on sunday 2nd october, 2011. vealing his name will mean endangering him on that day. But with God, all things are possible o. First of all, we have to play our own part. Pray as if all depends on God. Play football as if all depends on you. Thank you. . . . . . . Words of the man of God, PROPHET T.B JOSHUA on sunday 2nd october, 2011.

This is exactly what he said.The game did not favor Nigeria and the first to score will win. He was simply saying that if there is no prophesy, the people are in darkness

Politics › Re: The Elite Is Responsible For Nigeria’s Woes — Buhari by EPOMA(m): 3:39pm On Sep 27, 2011

[quote author=Godman_n link=topic=769360.msg9229667#msg9229667 date=1317126327]Animal Nigerians without head. You will soon reap what you sowed.

I am sure ordinary Nigerians are better than you commentators here.

Sure it is the children of the stealing elites that would never see the truth that Buhari keeps saying.

He cried during the election and we laughed. Today we have a GEJ. The masses are dying. But don't worry, it will soon get to most of us.

Then in shame we will come to realise the saint that Buhari is.

cursed people! cursed land.

I am ashamed to be part of you[/quote]Well said my brother, I always feel Nigerians deserve what they get, When Fela was shouting about all this, they say him dey smoke , make they no mind am, now Buhari did not rule himself out from being elite, all he is saying is the youth should hold the elite responsible for our problems.
But all you can see people do here is to come and attack the sense that the man is talking. Nigeria and its people are doomed

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