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idoo4love:Yeah I'm. |
Black Q5 2 months old for sale...contact 0703 455 3800 |
basisop:I tot I was the only one seeing it...naija sha. |
Oya it have do...I have seen, just that I haven't heard. Besides if I'm to choose I had choose Jonathan. But I'm not into politics. Till 14th. |
bamidele029:All over the world? Never heard o! |
Change2015:Calling people telling them to vote Buhari is not an outreach biko. Don't people know who they want? Abi campiagning no do?Its bribery not outreach and hunger for power. And the worst is using peoples info to reach them, something that's supposed to b confidential. The info wasn't meant to call people telling them who to vote for. |
Too bad...and that PVC info is confidential....u don't use people info like that. TF! |
Imagine one number called my aunt asking her to vote buhari...and when she asked how they got her num they said PVC info...isn't that bad enough? I just can't believe this people. |
ControlX:Orijin na fruit drink o...u no hear as them talk am? ![]() |
Everyone get dia own view of things, the way u see agege bread n akara fit no be the same with how another person see am. So simply ask/send letter for Oyedepo than making assumptions. |
ControlX:U geh sense... I go buy plenty orijin for u |
Tinubu: Hahahahaha....why am I crying? |
BluePearls:Nah...will prefer the 9900 |
Need a bold 5 very clean...anyone? |
This makes sense. But some people will be throwing insults and abusing the presidency with no shame...n when other countries do the same we get angry n some more gullible person will laff at the joke n even promote it. Why will other countries respect us? |
lilbazy:Now this is reasoning...I just laff when I see people making long arguments in the name of support or even the noise they make, u even wonder if they are the ones campaigning. Mehn I don't hv that energy. |
Too small...was expecting to c N40 or N50 |
Cutehector4u:You sure? Well its manageable. |
charix:Errm I don't watch Bollywood or Nollywood so no need, just that from most of them I hv by chance seen there is dancing. Maybe its a new development! |
Chinaimporter:From what u wrote, Dame is possibly ur mentor. Plus OP dint ask or say anything about politics, know the kinda thread u Mk some comments on. Be reasonable. |
Fukup:This is in writing bro, try make e be when u de find cash so badly u hv been siping garri for the past week. But I bliv u sha |
charix:Very big IF |
I just don't get it..the dancing is sometimes annoying |
Total waste of time...there was this time robbers attacked my cousins neighbor, I think it was a hit cos only him out of 7 occupants in the compound. And when they called one of this line of that state of course it rang but nobody picked, several times yet none picked. This was around 2am. After every in which the guy got shot in the leg n kids were all crying. The next morning wen the idiots came they said the phone was on silent. Can u tell me wat sort of police keeps their phone on silent at night? Its hilarious and just stupid. #naijaihailthee |
I am always curious about things, though I know Indian movies always have that scene where they wld dance and sing, sorry scene(s). But this morning I found myself watching one and I just gave up wondering and decided since we have alot of minds here in nairaland I should probably ask to get a good answer. So biko who have seen an Indian movie without a dance scene and why is it always a must to dance? If there are any Indians in here it just makes this easier. |
You know I always had this feeling this was the case. Why wld they be supporting him n pushing him on to contest n b president? Jonathan spent 4yrs as president n now looking like someone that's 80 something's yrs old with all the white hairs n stressed face. Then talk of Buhari at his present age to go tru same 4yrs, u think he had survive? He looks so frail! Besides Obasanjo there might be others with same thinking to take over when he dies or when they probably kill him. #justsaying |
From the beginning of my writing this column, I have tried to refrain from commenting or writing on current national issues or gossip. The reason being that most of the burning and trending issues are symptoms of our collective malaise. Therefore, treating these symptoms is like scratching the surface of a problem without attacking the root cause. The nucleus of Nigeria’s problem is ignorance and hunger. The former of these problems leads to foolishness, while the latter leads to frustration. Foolishness and frustration are what make men react or behave in the most unbelievable of ways. They reduce man to beasts. In fact, I believe that one or two of these two problems will always be inherent in any problem world over. These problems manifest themselves in several vices and forms. For example, the kidnap of the Chibok girls, the incessant bombing and killing by Boko Haram, the ineptitude of our current politicians, the staggering increase in exam malpractice, electoral violence, kidnapping, raping of young and underage girls by much older men, our heavy reliance on importation as a nation, our overly deep respect to please men of GOD rather than GOD, selfishness, alcohol addiction, sexual perversion etc. All these stem from ignorance or hunger. Therefore, I strongly believe if we can solve the problem of ignorance and hunger, one will be greatly saved from making the same mistake Esau made. Most of us are familiar with the story of Esau. In fact, a majority of us laugh at his foolish decision of selling his birthright for a plate of porridge. But the real joke is that right now, Esau is laughing at us as we daily make debilitating choices for a plate of porridge. If we doubt this, then how can a majority of Nigerians decide that the solution the problem of their immediate frustration with the present government is giving their impending votes to Buhari? Before I deconstruct the risk of collecting Buhari’s porridge of change and his person, I make bold to state that nobody – I repeat, nobody – can really solve your frustration for you. Nobody can really solve your problem of hunger and ignorance. No doubt, people can help you, but no one can unilaterally solve all your problems, not even GOD. In solving these problems, the riskiest part of it is finding a shortcut. It’s in the quest of a shortcut to solve the hunger (frustration) and ignorance (foolishness) problems that men usually sell their birthright (value/destiny). Esau became a nonentity or missed out on his real blessing by solving his hunger problems through a shortcut. And Nigerians are about to make the same mistake in the forthcoming election by jumping from frying pan (Jonathan) into fire (Buhari), simply because they are looking for an easy way out of the frying pan of frustration and hunger. This is why I will say, it is better to remain hungry or even die of starvation than to sell your birthright. If you doubt this, ask Mr. Esau for the full details. It is time for Nigerians to calm down and try not to solve their problem of frustration in a hurry. If we calm down, it will give us the opportunity to be a little introspective and see that the real demon is not really Jonathan but ourselves. It is said that every nation get the kind of leaders that they deserve. If there is any iota of truth in that statement, which I believe there is, and if we recognize that truth, we would be sitting somewhere to reject the two leaders presented to us by the two leading parties. We would sit down to ask ourselves if these two are the best that can be offered. We would ask if Buhari isn’t the same man that benefited from a coup that toppled a legitimately elected government. We would ask if Jonathan isn’t the same man that allowed his wife to go loose in her attempt to use five legislators to unseat a speaker with the majority of the legislators on his side. We would ask ourselves how could a man posing as the change we need now, not have written any decent book dissecting our political problems as a nation after 30 years of being ousted out of power. We would ask ourselves how could another man lead a nation for four years and yet not find a robust solution to the power problem he swore to solve in 2011. If we recognize the truth, we would ask ourselves how can a man, who has not publicly apologized for heading a de-facto government in a nation of free men, be allowed to contest in an election – any election – whereas the noblest thing expected of him is to form an NGO that would campaign on the fatality of military intervention in a civil society. We would ask why a man who could not honour a gentleman’s agreement he made that he would not contest in the 2015 election, be a major candidate without apologizing for not honouring his word. But alas! We Nigerians are not true to ourselves. We do not recognize the truth. We are always looking for the easiest way out of our quagmire, and that is why we have ended up having two liabilities as our major candidates. Is it not a shame to you and me? I think it is time we went back and do a personal self appraisal and told ourselves some home truths. I think it is time we went back and become better people so we can produce better leaders, or have the moral courage to vote for good and honest men and women without batting an eye lid and without ethnic or religious sentiments. I think it’s high time we realized we cannot fight corruption when we are yet to be thoroughly true in our day-to-day personal dealings. I think it’s high time we realized we cannot change anybody but ourselves, and nobody can change us but ourselves. I think it’s time we realized that morally deficient men and unrepentant usurpers will always remain true to type: winds that bring no rain. To this end I say, Jonathan is not the messiah we are waiting for, and neither is Buhari. The change we are actually clamouring for is inside us. May GOD open our eyes of understanding. Source: mymindsnaps |
runzlord:For saying this, it means u don't know what u talking about...have u even thought of blackberry? At least android phones can be reset if it hangs which is cos of too much app opened or low ram(esp wen u install a lot of unnecessary apps). Android phones(excluding tecno n chincos) come with diff ram memory n processor so knowing its limit is essential. Bottom line. No OS is flawless not even iOS |
100Cents:....an Diick head?, bros no de fall hand na |
And I was busy moving around looking for a better reception point even when I knew my network bar was full n blaming my network on top. Not knowing twas their fault, I should be employed without test or interview with a raise in salary shouldn't I? |
it's a common practice all over the world for people to call the voting public on behalf of candidates , it's an oppourntiy to inform the public more about the policies and plans of the candidate and it also gives them the opportunity to ask questions. It's an effective way to have one on one campaign