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Nairaland / General / Re: Happy Birthday Barcanista by Explicit01: 7:09am On Oct 24, 2014
HBD barcanista, you are a great guy, the lord will always enlarge your coast. WULLNP
Politics / Re: Governors Reject Autonomy For Local Government Councils by Explicit01: 7:04am On Oct 24, 2014
So they are still interested in confiscating the allocations of their LGAs. The reason why nigeria isn't working is because the closest government to the people (Local government) is been starved of funds.

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Politics / Re: Nigeria's Most Beautiful Buildings (pics) by Explicit01: 8:29pm On Oct 23, 2014
Nothing really special about those structures.
Politics / Re: Ask Any Question About Ghana. by Explicit01: 2:35pm On Oct 23, 2014
Why is immorality in ghana very high?

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Politics / Re: The Horrendous PTF Fraud: How N25 Billion Was Stolen Under Buhari. by Explicit01: 1:24pm On Oct 21, 2014
it sounded so hilarious when he said he loaned money from the bank to purchase the nomination form.

naija i hail ooooo

buhari i hail oooooo

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Politics / Buhari Is A Hypocrite-michael Orodare by Explicit01: 1:08pm On Oct 21, 2014
Talk is cheap and in Nigeria today, I believe politics should rank second after football, as one of the veritable medium of entertainment for Nigerians.

The Nigerian politics and its players – the politicians will be better as Nollywood actors. You hear them shout hosanna today, and crucify him tomorrow.

I used to think the greatest hypocrites are footballers when they are on the pitch, but have come to realise that this my long time belief is totally wrong. Nigeria opposition politicians are far more hypocritical than any professional footballer on the pitch.

Interestingly, they are not alone in this game of hypocrisy as they have an army of social media foot soldiers, who are ready to run you out of town when you fire a salvo at their paymasters. While Everyone has the right to defend his source of livelihood, there is always the need for decorum in one’s endeavours.

Unfortunately, These social media publicists are always swift at criticizing and condemning the activities of the party in government, in their claim of statesmanship, yet unrepentantly done in an un-statesmanship manner.

They will claim since they were born, the nation has never had it so bad like it is now. Maybe we need to scream it to their ears that many of us are students of history. We have heard and read about their antecedents when they held sway. How they were absolutely intoxicated by power. Not minding whose horse is gored. How they converted state machinery for their own selfish gains at the detriment of the general public.

These hypocritical opposition leaders are led by Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, General Muhammadu Buhari (the man who still takes glory in his braggadocio claim of an army general, decades after retirement), who have little or no regard for the rule of law and fundamental human rights while they were in office.

I don’t need to be a fan of GEJ and his PDP (because I might soon be labelled as one) before I know what is right and wrong. I was amazed when I stumbled upon GMB’s statement on the impeachment of former Adamawa state Governor, Murtala Nyako.

I was left in awe when I read that part of the statement which says “Our country has gone through several rough patches…Never before have I seen a Nigerian President deploy federal institutions in the service of partisanship as we are witnessing now. Never before have I seen a Nigerian President utilize the common wealth to subvert the system and punish the opposition, all in the name of politics.”

Maybe the General has forgotten so soon how he silenced and kept behind bars many Nigerians who had the gut to critic his government with his obnoxious Decree 4 while he was the Head of State. Maybe he never saw that, he was too power drunk to have observed how his Decree 4 was a disservice to the majority of the populace. Now, talk has become so cheap, the General can now incite his gullible followers with his comments on public issues.

If Nigeria were to truly be a sane nation, the likes of the General should be behind bars and not making cheap comments he never allowed such during his rule as the Head of State. Talk shouldn’t be so cheap for his likes as He lacks the moral right to critique any government in this nation.

We may also need to ask whether he was in slumber during the Obasanjo’s era when some state governors were removed from office through a questionable process? We also had the case of a Former Lagos Deputy Governor, Femi Pedro who was impeached by Jagaban’s boys despite the fact that he had resigned hours before the shady impeachment.

Has Nyako come out to tell us if all the impeachment allegations leveled against him were true or wrong? We wouldn’t have seen these ‘statesman’ statements if the impeached Governor was a non-APC governor? A Speaker was impeached in the Southeast recently, while another Deputy Governor from the same region is also facing an impeachment. No ‘statesman’ comment from the General, because they are not members of his APC?

I do not weep for Nyako. The septuagenarian probably had an over-bloated estimate of his political career by jumping ship with other aggrieved PDP governors. Politics should be played when needed because the truth is that no party will watch its membership deplete at the highest level. They will do anything humanly possible to restore their lost glory and patch the loopholes.

Finally, I just hope “the dangerous clouds” GMB claims “are beginning to gather and the vultures” he said “are circling;” are not the same as the ones we experienced in the North after the announcement of the 2011 presidential election result, because nigerians are now wiser and will not allow some unscrupulous elements to under the guise of their political woes and failures, tear apart a nation in dire need of collaborative efforts to tackle its challenges.

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Michael Olanrewaju Orodare has worked in the Office of the Chief Press Secretary to the Ondo State Governor as a Media Assistant. He has garnered experience writing in the The Nation Newspaper working with the paper’s Sunday Desk. He leans towards the Labour Party. He blogs at www.michaelorodare..com and tweets from @MichaelOrodare
Politics / Re: The Six Geographical Regions In Nigeria in Order Of Development by Explicit01: 5:05pm On Oct 19, 2014
Kano and kaduna should be northwest OP.
Politics / Re: China To Construct Ghana's Third International Airport by Explicit01: 4:45pm On Oct 19, 2014
From the article, ghana has just one international airport. Hmmm
Politics / Re: Nairaland Best / Worst Governor Award Goes To.....? by Explicit01: 10:43pm On Oct 18, 2014
barcanista:
Like your ancestors
A fact has been established, no sane person will post such ridiculous comment.

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Politics / Re: Nairaland Best / Worst Governor Award Goes To.....? by Explicit01: 10:34pm On Oct 18, 2014
barcanista:
BEST Governor: Dr. Musa Rabiu Kwankwaso(Kano State)

Worst Governor: Obong Godswill Akpabio(Akwa Ibom State)
this post really shows you are mentally deranged.

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Politics / Re: What State Is The Most Backward State In Nigeria? by Explicit01: 10:08pm On Oct 18, 2014
GODDYGEE91:
1.Kogi 2. Kebbi 3. Benue 4. Ekiti 5. Osun.

But As poor as Osun state is now, I can tell u dat 4 de past 2yrs I av stayed here, Osun state remains de best state wen it comes 2 consistent n steady power supply. Hmmm but poverty deh wela ooo with beggars evrywhr.
yeah, cos the distribution hqt of PHCN is @ osogbo.
Politics / Re: What State Is The Most Backward State In Nigeria? by Explicit01: 8:57pm On Oct 18, 2014
Most people don't understand what backwardness is. Abia isn't a backward state, it just has dilapidated infrastructures which can be fixed, backward states in nigeria are the likes of ebonyi, kogi, ekiti, kebbi, jigawa, taraba etc

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Politics / Re: What State Is The Most Backward State In Nigeria? by Explicit01: 6:48pm On Oct 18, 2014
Kogi state.

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 6:21pm On Oct 18, 2014
fairheven:

Cool,no qualms,big ups ,u r right
yap, geography was my best subject back in secondary school.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 2:22pm On Oct 18, 2014
fairheven:


Feed thy self.
http://goafrica.about.com/od/africamaps/f/What-Countries-Does-The-Equator-Run-Through-In-Africa.htm
you are still wallowing in ignorance, did you open the link @ all? Ok, look @ the content of the link grin. Question:What countries does the equator run through in Africa?
Answer:
In Africa, the equator runs along for almost 2500 miles, passing through 6 countries, and ironically the list does not include Equatorial Guinea. The six countries in Africa the equator does run through include: Gabon, Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Kenyaand Somalia.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 2:13pm On Oct 18, 2014
diluminati:


who get time for foreign exchange charlie? abi i look like cbn governor? but still $1 = 3.3 cedis. get that into your empty brain
just go to your bank on monday. People will be laughing @ you. 1dollar=3300cedis.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 2:08pm On Oct 18, 2014
diluminati:


i know alot bro, because when i hold 1 cedi in my hands, it reads 1 cedi and not 1, 000 cedi. Hope you get that into your thick skull. then what was the re denomination all about mr man?
go to any bank on monday, let them cure your ignorance. 1cedis reads 1000cedis on foreign exchange, contact any of your bank in accra and confirm.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 2:04pm On Oct 18, 2014
diluminati:


my guy you dont make a fool of yourself on this forum, when you hold 1 cedi note in your hand, what does it say, 1 cedi or 1,000 cedi. answer you dolt
go to any bank on monday and get back to me. I see you know nothing about the currency sector.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 1:58pm On Oct 18, 2014
diluminati:


you are the one who dont know anything at all, empty brain. how would you know when you are in your bedroom somewhere in oshogbo.come down to ghana and see for your self, akamu.
go to the nearest bank on monday and educate yourself. Tell them you wanna exchange N5 for cedis then you will know you have made a f00l of yourself. Anywhere you see 1cedis just knw its 1000cedis.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 1:50pm On Oct 18, 2014
OXYGENO1:
A Ghanaian showing low self esteem? Are you that foolish?.Ghanaians stand tall everywhere they go.Ghanaians were born to be brave,proud n leaders.Nigerians always gets scared when they find themselves among Ghanaians or a place where Ghanaian is present. We don't give birth like pigs ( like how nigerians give birth.) like we will rule the whole of AFRICA
don't quote me, I don't wanna engage blunt simpletons.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 1:48pm On Oct 18, 2014
diluminati:


please dont mind that time waster, $20 is equals to 66cedis, while $20 is equals to N4,000. see the difference?

$1 = 3.3 cedis
$1 = N160 ....... what an error

Then 1 cedi = N56. So my naija people please shut up!
you don't know anything, anywhere you see 1cedis in currency exchange it means 1000cedis. Go to any bank and ask.

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 1:39pm On Oct 18, 2014
JiggamanGh:



The equator also passes through Ecuador hence the name Ecuador.
the equator do not pass through ghana.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 1:37pm On Oct 18, 2014
fairheven:

Do your research...the equator passees tru Ghana,is a well known fact.
And I say the equator doesn't pass through ghana, it is the Greenwich meridian that passes through ghana, its by geography and not believed fact, ghana is located @ about 5-11 degrees north of the equator (the equator is 0degree). Nigeria is as far from the equator as ghana.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ask A Ghanaian Anything. by Explicit01: 12:19pm On Oct 18, 2014
OXYGENO1:
Masa stop fooling! !! Are you fedup of being a nigerian?
why are you pained? the nigga is a ghanaian grin

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