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OP your post made my day after reading with the hope of writing my exam on thursday. Moon sighting inconclusive and exam date postpone indefinitely. |
God please give all biased commentors & youths in this section the grace to say the TRUTH always. For the politicians they are dying for had morgaged their future while they are quarreling ONLINE. This I pray through Christ our Lord! |
Any update on this GBAJAMIALAS BILL? |
ojunekwufelix@gmail.com. I will be going into yam, cassava, maize and plantain farming by 2017 by Gods grace. LOCATION. EMURE_ILE, OWO LGA. While by 2019 palm oil business hopefully in Delta state. Your information and guide will be highly appreciated especially on AGRIC BUSINESS PLAN in conjunction with this COOPERATIVE LINK. |
08168369914. Ojunekwufelix@gmail.com. Thanks |
Ojunekwufelix@gmail.com |
Nigerians and alliterations! Biggest achievement: TSA, holistic firmness, and ministers containment for now! Biggest Blunder: obtaining court order against NLC while negotiation is still ongoing and conniving with an illegal NLC faction led by Ajaero( Shows the government can dine with any body to achieve his motives) to scuttle NLC and ripe the masses. Prayers: God PMB geometric wisdom ASAP and Nigerians the fortitude to bear the pains ahead of us! |
Great nairalanders and lover of Nigerians(the less privileged though), with the current leadership crisis and dissenting voices rocking NLC/TUC, I am poised to ask: 1--- was these division envisaged? 2--- is it beneficial or detrimental to the populace? 3--- wont the current FG connivance ruin the fortune of NLC? 4--- what does the future holds for NLC and Nigerians when it comes to policy making? Your candid opinion will be highly appreciated as it will somebody like me in the forum. |
I love farming with my major interest being:
-Cassava plantation
-Yam cultivation
-Plantain/Banana plantation
-Maize farming.
While palm oil plantation in the next five years Gods willing. With such land a lot can be done with. |
Love your analysis and your points are indeed on point |
SlimBrawnie:You are on point and indeed funny too |
omowolewa:Thanks for your all inclusive points. Hoping the Union and Government reach a compromise in the interest of Nigerians. Time shall tell. |
From the communiqué issued, is like NLC is not on an aggressive mission on this matter. That was how we lost it in 2012 to #97 reversal with primitive palliative measures. With this drag-footing and shifting of dates to Wednesday, FG may win on both sides. Hmm time shall tell. |
ogawisdom:That seems to be a better approach. A close look at the government, they may not probably rescind their decision on this subsidy panorama! |
teemy:Some times our lingering politico-religious cum socio-ethnic restiveness cannot be deciphered from our independence. Remember, foundation counts in our life plans and processes. The impact is well reflected in our leadership cycle and highly polarized followers. |
Strike and pay rise is likely inevitable indeed. |
God bless and strength Nigeria Army and the other security personnel.
#NIGERIASHALLBEGREATAGAIN# |
Remember, "when the purpose is not known, abuse is inevitable". Lack of set out goals and political hobnobbing has weaken the collective strength of our union leaders. More so, most of them have questionable selection and election process, thus defeating the adage that says "He who comes into equity must come with clean hands." Can we truly say their hands are relatively clean if not perfect? |
Considering the social impact of the increased PMS to #145/ litre, is the proposed NLC/TUC strike action the better option or they should aggressively push for commensurate pay raise? Your suggestion is objectively needed to know the path to follow! |
It is well with my country. All those that looted our commonwealth without creating one will not go unpunished. May the events to come continue to unfold itself! #IstandwithNigeria# |
Good move. |
Funny things from funny people in a funny world! What if God shows up, who will His Judge be? Anyway, diversity makes the world a worthy place of habitation. |
If the above interview was truly granted by Senator Kashamu, that means some of our leaders still like humans and he deserve a place he Nigeria future. God bless Nigeria and make it better for us to live in. #SUPPORTBUHARITOMAKENIGERIABETTER# |
It is possible. If some human being can be born against the natural law and principles, the above pics could be one out of the many wonders of the world. |