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CACAWA:
never mind

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CACAWA:
yes

ok whats ur postcode mate?

Everybody wan assist nigeria.. Chai!! We don finish

CACAWA:
whats your postcode mate?

are u in london too?

My yoruba people be like

yoruba- please give me bread
giver- take
yoruba- u are a better person
yoruba- give me tea
giver- sorry i dnt have enough
yoruba- u are not a good person.

Shut the hole u call mouth

quiinnBee:
total crap. And to think its coming from a female

K

This shiit doesnt happen here in london

Here in london, this shiit dnt happen

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OkutaNla:
I can see you people have started smoking some of that cocaine you all traffick coz it's obvious it's the cocaine talking here not a sane human being. You are under the influence of ogun-oloro -- hard drugs.

the kind respect i dey command for yoruba land, even a real yoruba person no fit command am... Chai!! Money good ooo

OkutaNla:
Gerrarahere! Which goods? Una suppose pack go back South East if e really pain Una. Abi e pass those aloku jeans and boskoro wey Una dey sell? If to say na food Una dey sell now we fit hear that one. Abeg Gerrarahere

i know how people worship me as if i'm God here at paraga.. They use to tell me that each time i travel, they hardly see food/goods to purchase. Even if they see where to buy, the goods are usually costly. They are now begging me not to go for christmass celebration.. Hahaahah nawa oo. Yoruba sha

Lol. The thing just taya me. Some people no dey reason well before they talk

Babatindan:
ask him why he failed to u Oluwatosin as his moniker name , maybe because he wasn't proud of it too as he confessed.

simpleseyi:
Biafruads can you read the bolded above. Your fake Eze is prostrating all over the town for anyone that speaks Yoruba including Iya Bose, Iya Kudi, Baba Moji and my humble self.

if yorubas cud prostrate while greeting, then what is your problem with that? A whole governor of ekiti prostrated to former gov of ekiti when he(fayose) was greeting him.... So i dnt see any thing wrong with that.

silverdam:
You removed fine name like Olusola from your name because of one stupid Nollywood movies and Igbo producers. Why is he so fake like many of us? But now that you want to join Politics and need the help of the people, you quickly remember Olusola.


Why would a sane person replace Olusola with Desmond? I'm proud to have a yoruba name "Oluwatosin" I will never substitute it for anything in this world, I'm proud of my culture and where I'm coming from. Why should I be ashamed of my name because of Igbo producers? Too bad!!!

mumu.. If u were in his shoes, iu wud do worse

www.orangefm.com Following the intervention of the state governor, governor mimiko in the crisis between Deji of akure and Ndi Igbo living in Akure, the Deji of Akure has finally forgiven them and enjoined them to open their shops tomorrow. The embattled Eze Ndi Igbo was made to prostrate before Deji of Akure.

The king later appreciated governor mimiko for his intervention.

phiphis:
Fayemi to Nigerians: don’t expect miracle from govt


For those expecting immediate dividends to validate confidence in newly elected government, former Ekiti State Governor Dr. Kayode Fayemi yesterday warned them to desist.

Government, the minister-designate said, needs time to deliver such dividends to their people.

Fayemi, who spoke as guest speaker at the 2015 Akintola Williams Distinguished Lecture Series in Lagos, said long-term visioning and succession planning were essential to avoid failed leadership.

He presented a paper titled: “Leadership factors and good corporate governance: Key to national growth and development”.

He warned politicians who often make “wild promises” before they are voted into office.



Participants at the lecture included the renowned chartered accountant in whose name the lecture was held, Mr. Akintola Williams, former Head of Interim National Government Chief Ernest Shonekan, Ogun State Governor Ibikunle Amosun and one- time Lagos State Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Wale Edun.

Fayemi said people want immediate results from their elected officials, but governments must realise that succession planning takes time.

“The electorate tend to want immediate and tangible dividends to validate their confidence in their elected governments. Politicians, especially in our clime, are prone to crude populism, often making wild promises to perform immediate miracles once they are voted into office. The result is often mutual disappointment,” the former governor said.

He added: “Successful development planning, like succession planning, is a long-term endeavour. The economic miracle of Southeast Asian nations was built on the back of long-term planning.

“China’s emergence, which is perhaps the most talked about and analysed development story of recent time, was nurtured over the course of 30 years. These are the countries we want to emulate.”

Fayemi suggested that Nigeria’s long-term plans must be protected from negative political influences, such as those exhibited by certain African leaders, who continually perpetrate themselves in power.

He said: “We simply cannot afford to legitimise the reasons given by some of our African leaders for perpetuating themselves in power indefinitely.

“In this regard, it has to be said that Africa’s legacy of developmental under-achievement has something to do with lack of careful succession planning. What we see in Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi today in terms of the pursuit of perpetuation of power clearly attests to this.”

He praised the Buhari administration for its commitment to transparency and accountability in government.

Fayemi noted that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), for the first time in many years, published details of its earnings, adding that openness now characterised incomes generated from the oil and gas industry.

“These are some of the transformational acts that signify a new dawn in the relational dynamic between leaders and those that are led,” Fayemi said.

He urged the public sector to place merit above issues such as ethnicity, state of origin or religion in recruitment, as “only a public service populated and led by our best and brightest can justly and efficiently provide the public goods such as education, healthcare and housing that will achieve the developmental aspirations of our people”.

Fayemi urged Nigeria to tread cautiously in the area of privatisation, as authentic economic growth is impossible without a competent public sector.

He said: “Not everything can be privatised nor should every area of society be surrendered to the whims and caprices of market forces.”

The lecture was organised in honour of the 96-year-old Williams, a renowned doyen of the accounting profession in Nigeria, to promote integrity, professionalism and sound corporate governance in the country.


http://nigeriamasterweb.com/paperfrmes.html

apc has scammed the gullible nigerians

Old news

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CharlyNick:
Please change your Identity. You ARE NOT from Akwa Ibom. Proof this or STOP TARNISHING OUR IMAGE

na so akwa ibomites dey do jor

skondo09:
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'OVER REACT ' is an understatement, she just committed Murder

what can i say.. Some women's hearts are located at their backs..

sammyomal:
MY brother i taya o, joblessness no good at all o.
i was expecting to see real quotes o, i no knw say na phrase. chai

nawa ooo..

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For ur mind now these are quotations? Chai! Nigerian youths, which way?

Not funny

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nairalandmaster:
op is that the best you can think About?

pained goat

The real singer.. Others sing shiit