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Coefficient: You are as senseless as your post. To think that you quoted the whole essay to write your f00lish opinion is beyond comprehension.

1.) I don't know if he his senseless since I haven't met him before, but I can't but side with you on this one after seeing him make a comment.
2.) Hehehedotcom, I don't believe you quoted that long post just to make a comment like that. What's GEJ concern with this issue?
3.) You should only quote posts that someone addresses to you or mentions you like I am doing and not the the whole content of the piece of news.

I stopped watching our Super Eagles a long time ago. I just give Arsenal 2 more seasons. If Wenger continues as manager and things continue like it is now, I will stop watching them and dedicate my time to watching rugby.

I'm tired of seeing threads on GEJ this, GEJ that always. As for people like myself and others that are unrepentant non-GEJ supporters, The harder they try to show/prove to us what he has done, the more which he hasn't done or has done wrongly comes out into the open. Personally, i believe he hasn't done anything that has impacted on my life and I'm just waiting to boot out this GEJ led government come 2015.

Dede1: Nigeria’s main problem is rooted in tribalism and religion. The only remedy to Nigeria’s misery is disintegration. It is a perceived fact that the Republic of Igbo-land will try to avoid the instances of being shamed for lacking behind Republic of Odua in terms of socio-politico-economic development, vis-à-vis. There shall be a healthy competition as well as cooperation among the nation states. In addition, there shall be a genuine fight against corruption among the nation states.

I don't think Disintegration will totally solve our problems. Nigeria's main problem may be tribalism and religion but we have other countries that have more than one tribe and religion but their's isn't as pathetic as Nigeria's. Our major problem is poverty which has led to serious corruption. Even if we disintegrate, corruption which is now part of our orientation and culture will still hold us back. Jonathan has said it all. Attitude is our major challenge.

pro01: I really hope he puts his acts together and joins the lucrative bubble that Nigerian music is at the moment. First step would be to adapt his ghetto street-cred style to the 'commercial' yearnings of the market, otherwise he would be wasting his time.

Love his style and I have seriously missed him from Nigeria's music scene. Hope he modifies his style to what the market wants.

And who his this Toke sef? If she says men are morons, then that means her dad and brothers are also morons as well. I didn't say that, she said it all by herself.

They should infact ban them in Nigeria as from tomorrow. Weren't they asked to close at 10pm?? I wanted to cross my street to buy something at the nearest kiosk and I was almost ran down by this bike rider who was operating at almost 11 pm and didn't switch on his lights. People will argue he was trying to make a living but in the process of making a living should you kill others? I leave you to answer that.

julioralph: barca should watch out for Obafemi this weekend.

Obafemi ko, Femioba ni ! That one na still human being?? Barca go chop dem like suya.

octus2008: ............am callin Aso Rock incase space go de for NFA for u

Please do. You should be my agent. We will make a lot of money.

[quote author=A-town]Nigeria has a population of over 120 million. How many of them do you know/have met to come to the conclusion that you played this game "way before many of them"[/quote]Note that I said many and not all Nigerians. Though I don't have figures to back my claims but as for me, started playing football management games before the popular Football Manager was introduced. Like I said, played Championship Manager before Fm and also played one game which I have forgotten its name as far back as 2000. I challenge Nigerians that played Football management games before 2000 to step forward.

Football Manager- a very insightful, enlightening, educative, entertaining and very addictive game. Started With one game that started with 95/96 season (I have forgotten the name), graduated to Championship Manager then ended up with Football Manager. I had been playing football mangement games way before many Nigerians knew something of sort existed. I remember displaying a lot of knowledge on football matters then that people wondered how I knew so many unheard of players. The secret was CM, FM and the likes. Its nice to see someone getting employed because of his knowledge of Football Manager game while I wasted so much of my life on the same game. I was so addicted to the game then but Thank God that I'm now free from it. I hope the ideas he has picked up from FM works for him and I wish him all the best in his new job.

Whatever! Oyinbos, They always divorce themselves. Won't be suprised if Barack Obama decides to divorce Mitchelle or vice versa sometime in the future (Disclaimer- I didn't say they are about divorcing at the moment).

Very good. Nigerians just park on the roads indiscriminately. In front of my house on the mainland, some silly Nigerians parked and have abandoned their cars there for a while now thereby causing discomfort for we occupants. I can't wait to get a towing van and dump the cars at the junk yard.

I must confess to you all, I don't think the status quo has changed before his arrival and departure. Just because we enjoyed electricity for 3 months don't mean things have changed for good. In the past, there have been periods when we also enjoyed uninterrupted power supply. The reason we experienced steady power supply when he was minister and a slight drop now that he is out of office was because of high rainfall we experienced during the rainy season thereby causing a huge increase in the volume of water in our dams. During his short stay in office, the only thing I could say about him was he seemed committed to making our epileptic power supply a thing of the past. ThoughI don't think he did anything special. He just seemed to do things in a different manner unlike his predecessors.

If you don't want to appear as a traitor, then you shouldn't be telling us about their lives unless if you want us to learn from their cases and that's understandable. But provide their names na... They won't know its you.

Acid, there is no use telling us all this if you can't/won't provide their names.

[quote author=re@lchange]you eediots can never speak the truth
when did igbo stick finger in your eyes in 1966/67?
the one guy (akintola)who died in nzeogwu coup was even a nuisance to you awoists.
what won't you eddiots do to justify your cowardice, culture of betrayal, and pure devilish tendencies
you think if we insert our fat fingers in your narrow eyes you can ever see again in your lives
modafocka.[/quote]I see you're burnt ( o jo e) ! Heeheehee

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Awon omo ibo yi sha..!! They always make the first move by inserting their fingers in your eyes and when you pour sand into theirs in retaliation, they start making noise.

He should appoint the ANPP flagbearer in the last gubernatorial election. I have forgotten his name. He his an engineer and seems to be very intelligent. I'm sure he will make a good adviser.

I thought I was a very likeable person until I was made the coordinator/leader of a group of 50 people at work (including those senior in designation/rank and age than myself). I have always been a gentle, calm and somehow background person but now that I'm in the spot light, I must confess it hasn't been easy. People are just difficult to lead. A group of people will always criticise your decisions no matter what you do and how you do it. If you don't make any decisions, people will criticise you. You then decide to now make a decision, people will still criticise you. Then what do you now do? My take is ALWAYS ATTEMPT to do something and to do the right things. Surround yourself with people that are objective and intelligent. You realise some people will be for you while some will be against you. If majority of people like you while minority like you, that means you're doing fine but if its vice versa, that means you're doing something very wrong. YOU CAN NEVER PLEASE EVERYBODY. I now feel Mr. President's pain because I'm now also in a position of authority but I believe he can do more than he's currently doing.

SELFWORTH: it is plausible and obviously be in the news for the wrong reason. I guess the president is not busy enough thats why he finds time going to such mediocre events. This is the kind of event Boko Haram should aim to attend not attacking ordinary hardworking Nigerian.

don't mind them (BH). Theirs is a case of misplaced priorities. They will never visit where their services are seriously needed.

Hope he his aware that donations are as well taxable. The tax authority in Delta state should collect tax on that plane. How I wish it was in Lagos state, we will go knocking on his door first thing monday morning.

ogugua88: Despite the pain and suffering Africans endured during slavery and oppression, they still sang. You are not in chains, yet you are crying. What good have you done for Nigeria lately?

and do you expect me to sing when I'm enslaved by some of my own people?? In the little position I have found myself, I won't cheat, steal from nor kill a fellow Nigerian. That's the little I can do for now. I know God will uplift me further to do more than I'm currently doing for Nigeria.

And what good news have you heard from Nigeria lately? There is still no constant electricity, Corrupt officials have not been jailed, subsidy thieves haven't been jailed, cost of petrol hasn't gone down and despite Nigeria having it in abundance it is currently very scarce and more costly, cost of goods and services keep increasing day by day, the cost of anything in Nigeria which has gone up in the past hasn't gone back down, killings are happening everywhere in Nigeria etc. Despite all I mentioned above, many people still have individual good news so go to church as someone mentioned above to listen to all the testimonies but as for NiGERIA as a whole, there has been nothing tangible to cheer about lately.

I can also confirm that etisalat just saps your credit for no reason. Bought N200 on monday, made almost 2mins of voice calls only and right now its 0.00. I noticed this Since I started using their BIS. I don't seem to understand etisalat again.

femi4: I hope the hatred will stop after using this code: GZ3EGJ

I just can't thank you enough. Femi4 and his fellow gurus are d best. I bow for u guys. Thanks so much.

Maxymilliano: A 17.4bn Supplementary budget in October This is quite puzzling.

How will the budget be funded if i may ask? Osun State monthly allocation, as well as the IGR will pale into insignificance when contrasted against the
above quoted figure.

The government should have come out plain on his desire to raise bond on the capital market instead of hiding behind the idea of a supplementary budget with no clear-cut means of funding.

I'm concerned about the same thing you have mentioned. I hope the money will be put to good use thus reflecting on what it is being planned to be expended on.

tpapi: ow many kontri has bh attacked

how many foreign nationals have they been suspected of killing? Do you remember the kidnapped briton and italian that died while security operatives were trying to rescue them?

Elebiju: I don't know we still have wise people like u on nairaland,ehn but kindly answer this question,will u trust a tribe that doesn't believe I̶̲̥̅̊n unity?

@ okosodo, as a neutralist, it will be reasonable of you to answer this question from a neutral point with a Yes or No.