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May God comfort them. But food for thought. Some evil sometimes happen to people because of some things they did in secret as well as things their parents or blood relatives have done. That's why all these politicians, strong men, kidnappers, robbers and others who murder and rob the innocents of their lives and properties and cause untold pains to others will suffer same fate later. They will pay with their own pain or those of their loved ones. So if you are engaged in any of these wicked acts, God is watching. You or your loved ones will reap what you sow. |
Hmm. It is well. God bless Nigeria |
A lot of states in Nigeria including mine have no visionary leaders. Its really tragic |
aariwa:The bloodshed WILL NOT get worse. It will get better over time, and its not going to be due to any political messiah. And it will be a collective and united effort by the peoole. |
Hope he remembers that he only got there because the former governor died and serve the people with the time he has rather than his own ambition. As a former deputy, hope he treats his new deputy well. If karma has its way, his deputy will also treat him the same way he treated his former boss. For Ondo peoples sake, I hope its positive. |
Good initiative. Creates job even if temporary but half a loaf is better than none. It also creates business opportunities for traders and others in that environment. We sha don't want to hear later that this cost billions of naira to implement. |
Goodoldays:Yet to find any relationship involving human that is not challenging |
Pipe dream. Country where citizens record are not well kept. How will they document and track gun ownership? How will background checks be carried out? We are not ripe for that even if its an option |
Transparency isn't for the benefits of the public alone, it also helps the individuals. Be transparent and clear all misconceptions |
Its only a matter of time before they realise that those who owns the company are possibly connected to some politicians or their backers. Whether they will then have the resolve to see through the investigation to its logical end is left to be seen. But who knows... |
Morbeta11:A company can be registered and be engaging in illegal operations |
This is fake news. No explosion took place in Sango. |
Politicians. Smile outside. Frowns inside. |
Training more health workers is not the main problem. It is keeping them |
All the best. The problem is not insurmountable |
seborrhic:There is no excuse to kidnap and murder innocent people. No excuse... |
Its simple. They had no incentive to own such ships before. But now they do. Time for the companies to shore up their capital base and capacity. Nigeria will be great. |
clearcrystal:Its a global practice all over the world. At least in non-socialist countries |
People like arguing sha. But what will be will be. One thing I know is that the impact of this on Nigeria economy will definitely be gradual, long term and positive. |
This coach is a politician |
Its high time a state or emergency is declared to deal with this. In the mean time, if you are a kidnapper or aspiring one and you are reading this, remember your sins will find you out, and you, your family, children and their generation will suffer the consequences |
If Hamas had rolled out their forces and met Israel on the battlefield instead of shooting from behind civilians, this "contest" would have been long settled. |
Naija SE has a way of making a star of any goalkeeper that play against her |
There is no shortcut to fixing Nigeria problems. You can't sow and harvest the same day. What Nigerians needs is a sensitive, trustworthy and genuine government that can reassure them by leading by example that the sacrifice they are making today will in due season, yeild the desired results. |
I am sorry for those connected to these kidnappers. When judgement eventually comes, they are their household and future generations will partake of it. |
The fact that people cannot separate Oliseh as a manager and Oliseh as a player had caused this discussion to be all over the place |
The key question is whether the law was interpreted rightly. There will always be a losing side |
Commendable. But what are the terms? Are they free? Would they be paying back in installments? If a doctor leaves the system, does he leave with it? And also importantly, how much did these go for? Are they bought at reasonable market price or are they "juicy" contracts created essentially to settle political supporters? |
jeeqaa7:Exactly. Mohammed Ali was able to defeat George Foreman because he got under George's skin by taunting him mercilessly and forced him to make mistakes. This tactic is as old as time,. Since his success with Napoli, I don't think Osimhen has been himself. His emotional outburst and reactions online hasn't been up there. His success seems to have attracted more enemies and I think he is not reacting well. To get to the top is hard, but to stay top is even harder. Other top clubs will be watching and following his reactions too. If Italy or Napoli is too toxic for him now, he should leave asap before they kill his mood and form. A saying also goes that you don't know the true character of a person until he becomes successful. I also hope he is not allowing his recent success to get to his head. |
Osimhen needs a PR or media adviser. A well crafted professional response will get the same result and also put him in a positive light. |
Forumobserver12:I totally agree that corruption hinders progress. What I don't accept is the absolute notion that the country is gone. You may say the nation is "going", but until it is gone, it is not gone. America was once a segregated nation where blacks were kept as slave. It took a civil war where hundreds of thousands died, years of protests and activism and sacrifices of people like MLK Jnr. and others to pave the path for someone like Barack Obama. Even still, many black and white citizens in the US still argue today that American is still institutionally racist (e.g A Sharpton, Xendi, etc). But have they ever given up? Some have, we hear them all the time. But many still believes in working toward the lofty declaration of the US declaration of independence that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, among which are Life, Liberty and pursuit of happiness. There are people in the trenches in Nigeria still fighting for the soul of this nation. The best we can do is support them by keeping faith and hope alive, and doing our own bit within our sphere of influence. |