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Politics › Re: Rochas Orders Security To Beat-Up Anyanwu For Using Siren by gratiaeo(m): 12:14pm On Dec 28, 2012
This story is boring.... Thank God they have started fighting them self, one of Gods promises to his people "kingdom ll rise against kingdom"
Politics › Re: Gumi's Response To Kukah's Speech At Yakowa's Funeral by gratiaeo(m): 7:02pm On Dec 27, 2012
eazzzy1: Someone else already did justice to ur question,the vaticans whr theology students,they r actually humans,born in to these sinful world,m nt justifying their stupidity if actually its true,they deserve any punishment they got..muhammed on dd second hand could not be punished,so he suited himself and made things he did out of his canal and selfish mind bcome law for muslims...we all knw hw he was nt accepted and sent out of mecca,he went to medina to reinforce came back to mecca and coerced pple with the SWORD to islam..and since then he turned it to a norm for islam..whether he married a 9yr old girl is nt my business,buh he slept wit his sons wife and justified it again..now answer truthfully,if ur dad slept with ur wife would u still like himhuh
Nagoma! Nagoma!! Nagoma!!! How many times did i call youhuh This Your prophet (Muhammad) BAD...... No wonder Hausa like small small children
Politics › Re: Gumi's Response To Kukah's Speech At Yakowa's Funeral by gratiaeo(m): 6:49pm On Dec 27, 2012
We're beginning to see what OJUKWU saw 45 year ago.....
WHICH WAY NIGERIAhuh??
Politics › Re: We Can Succeed With The Worst Constitution - Fashola by gratiaeo(m): 9:15am On Dec 27, 2012
kingingkinging: It is very true. There is no constitution that says :

1. People should be kidnapping their fellow citizens and expatriates;
2. Ritual killing is ok;
3. Rape is acceptable;
4.Cannibalism is nice;
5. Corruption is pemissible;
6. Armed robbery is a good thing;etc

It all lies with us. We need social re-engineering, re-orientation, teachings on our values and societal norms to our children, etc.

Fashola on point.

But we also have enforcement problem in Nigeria, Fash forgot to say that one.
All this things you mention here is consequences of a failed state, because our leaders are too powerful, what we have today is a military constitution.
Politics › Re: We Can Succeed With The Worst Constitution - Fashola by gratiaeo(m): 9:00am On Dec 27, 2012
SELFWORTH: Good leaders is not the only thing we need. We need a complete change in every sphere of the society . You can have the best leaders with the best of intentions, but all their efforts will come to nothing if those who work under them and the people they lead are bent on destruction e.g you build good roads but some people decide to cut diwn the lamp posts to make cutlery or you recruit police officers to deal with criminals and find out they are the godfathers of Boko Haram......

Everyone thinks its someone else responsibility to fix Nigeria . That's how ignorant the average Nigerian is.
Its lie! U̶̲̥̅̊ ~a̶̲̥̅̊я̲̅ε̲̣̣̣̥~ a liar!!! The problem we have in Nigeria is our leaders, how come he did not tell us how the transformation started in Ghana
Politics › Re: We Can Succeed With The Worst Constitution - Fashola by gratiaeo(m): 8:54am On Dec 27, 2012
Slickest: Ur tinkin shallow! Ur jxt 8tin...tink outsyd d box den u'l undastnd he'z insinuationzz...taaaaaa!
Guy you are deluded! He don't want Federal govt to amend constitution but he is buy making new laws in his state. Na over monthly allocation they worry am.....
Politics › Re: Sanusi To FG: Stop Accumulating Debts For Future Generation by gratiaeo(op): 12:14am On Dec 27, 2012
Politically he supposed to work with Mr president since he's part of the so called economic team, after all he is part and parcel of the govt his is criticising in public. He's advice is destabilizing the govt and the polity
Politics › Re: Sanusi To FG: Stop Accumulating Debts For Future Generation by gratiaeo(op): 12:05am On Dec 27, 2012
J12: Always trying to sound smart. As a member of the federal government's economic team, he's meant to issue this advice to the president, not brag in London.
By this time last year the guy was in the struggle of removing fuel subsidy but thank God he end this year by asking govt to stop accumulating debts for future
Politics › Re: Sanusi To FG: Stop Accumulating Debts For Future Generation by gratiaeo(op): 11:50pm On Dec 26, 2012
Mr Sanusi is on point here, this present govt is desperate to do something and loot at the same time and they therefore turned to borrowing, and this ll put our future generation into slavery and servitude, May God save Nigeria from Enemies Within
Politics › Sanusi To FG: Stop Accumulating Debts For Future Generation by gratiaeo(op): 11:44pm On Dec 26, 2012
Lagos-- Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor, Mallan Sanusi Lamido, has warned the Federal Government to stop accumulating debts for future generation by reducing its current levels of borrowing.
He said the current level of borrowing if unchecked, would result to unmitigated hardship for future generations.
He urged the Federal Government not to allow the present and unborn generations inherit the heavy burden of foreign debts, cautioning that Nigeria currently under the suppressing weight of the heavy burden of foreign debts, is in great danger.
Speaking at the just concluded conference of honorable international investments council (HIIC), in London, he warned of a great danger ahead if the nation continue to live above its realistic means.
His word: "We are borrowing more money today at a higher interest rate while leaving the heavy debt burden for our children and grandchildren. For example, if you receive your salary and everyday the money is not enough, you have to adjust yourself; Either check your expenditure or check your wages.
He urged the ruling class and the older generation to set good example and educate the coming generation for a better and secured future.
According to him, such example should be set by not accumulating debt for future inherit. "Where would the future be for Nigeria, if today should be allowed to destroy the future" he queried.
Mallan Sanusi was among the high-profile Nigerian delegation that attended the 13th session of the Honorary International Investment Council (HIIC) of the council, which was held recently at Beckley Hotel in knightsbridge, central London.
The Honorary International Investments Council (HIIC) is a cross-country organization of prominent investors, drawn from various countries around the world with the task of advising and encouraging government on economic development issue as concerned nations, especially the fast growing economies in the world.
The business conference session had vice president Namadi Sambo leading a strong team of economic planners and policy makers teaming up with business executive to canvas international investors for the country.
The conference looked into the best ways of attracting investments to Nigeria and all speakers had the consensus that the nation with many opportunity and natural resources stands to grow faster economically, if the current trend of economic progress was sustained.
Nairaland General › Re: Boxing Day- Nigerian Style by gratiaeo(m): 2:31pm On Dec 26, 2012
Happy boxing day

Politics › The Nigeria Dilemma: What Is To Be Done? By Bayo Oluwasanmi by gratiaeo(op): 9:25am On Dec 26, 2012
As the year trudges to an end, i looked at Nigeria closely, my mind racing back to 52 year. A surge of impatient rose up within me. i tried to shake off a rush of anxiety. The progress so far jarred my confidence. My stomach was knotted with fear.
The memories of Nigeria's immediate political history of a leaderless country cut like a knife at my soul. As i contemplate Nigeria's future fatigue swept over me. Over the years, the confidence i had for Nigeria is quickly fading back into skepticism.
Economic prophets with gloom forecast and political seers with doom predictions are working overtime warming us where Nigeria is headed.
The unanimity of their prophecies is summed up in one ominous and frightened sentence: "A failed state"
The images of a comatose nation in a stupor of its former greatness in the intensive care unit of rogue nation is having a kind of negative psychological contagion among Nigerians.
The profound dilemma of Nigeria has been a permanent leadership vacuum.
i thought of a man who might have had a chance to bring relief to our people.
I thought of a man with position training, natural ability, and the desire to help.
I thought of a man who had the unique opportunity to rescue Nigeria but in foolish act after another, they forfeited all the advantages they might have used.
Ninety-nine % of those who run the affairs of Nigeria needed complete reconstruction. All the three tiers of govt Local, State and Federal - there is leadership deficit. They seek to bring about the right thing in the wrong way.
The abhorrent mediocrity of the elected representatives at all levels of our govt disqualifies them from the service of the people.
Nigeria has been turned into a football game which millions of spectators in need of exercise are watching a handful of players in need of rest.
The unending recycling of ill equipped, witless, and myopic technocrats, bureaucrats, and other political appointees guarantees imitation of the barbaric past of their predecessor.
They have become silent enablers and co-conspirators in defrauding the very people they're supposed to serve and save. They find so much pleasure in watching the slow agonies of poor Nigerians.
The social and economically induced misery caused by the corrupt representatives result in deforming and depleting our humanity and love for one another
What we're witnessing today in Nigeria are the consequences of a lethal linkage of economic decay, culture decay, and political lethargy in Nigerian life
WHAT IS TO BE DONE?
What shall we do to foster or generate a new spirit and vision to meet the challenge of post-democracy, post-industrial, and post-party politics?
First, we must accept the that critical power, help, and hope lie within us and our commonalities. We must search for a new paradigm to bring into the fore our understanding of multifaceted crises and overcome our despair.
Second, we must shift our attention to the common good that focus on how much we care about the quality of lives together.
Continue..............
Politics › Re: Searching For Gej's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 7:55am On Dec 26, 2012
[quote author=Red-Light]fashola has done more than enough! I live in lagos dnt let dos pdp paid agent (most of them havent even being to lagos all their lives) that will never see anytin good in fashola achievement poison ur mind unelse u are one of them... Have u ever wondered why pdp lost all sw state during general election and fashola won with a landslide? Do research on that[/quote]Guy where do you stay in lagos? Don't tell me that you are one of fashola's apologist?
Politics › Re: Searching For Gej's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 7:51am On Dec 26, 2012
The whole world knows that our shoeless president is a total failure! A man who can not win election in his kindred if conducted free and fair. Blame not him but OBJ who forced him and Yaradua on us to cover his mess. I'm from SE he has failed us we can't keep on defending his clueless to sacrifice our prit on the alter of sentiment and tribalistic....... Never mind ACN propaganda on Fashola achievement, they are all failure
Politics › Re: Searching For Gej's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 7:09am On Dec 26, 2012
looplat: I present GEJ's greatest achievement, cassava bread.
buy one get one free!

[img]http://newsbytesnow.files./2012/11/gej-holding-the-cassava-bread.jpg[/img]
Gona de eat agege bread nawaoo
Politics › Re: Searching For Gej's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 7:04am On Dec 26, 2012
Reyginus: Lolololol. Rhino, what a sweet payback you have here.
This thread was ignorantly created to counter fasholas none achievement, who on this earth does not know that GEJ have nothing as his achievement in all his year as Gov, who's singing his praise?
Politics › Re: The Truth About Fashola's Success by gratiaeo(m): 11:19pm On Dec 25, 2012
Animal Congress of Nigeria (A C N)
Politics › Re: The Truth About Fashola's Success by gratiaeo(m): 11:16pm On Dec 25, 2012
thelastPope: What is the definition of meaningful job? You are not making sense at all. Even the kole kole pays taxes. Kai goes around everyday collecting all sorts of tolls and taxes. Lastma collects all sorts of fees. What are you yapping really! 30 billion IGR monthly says it all. How much does it take to build a school or an hospital? How much does it take to fix a road? How much does it take to build water works? Go to Benin or Uyo and see how a public school should look like. How much is FG allocation to Edo state and their monthly IGR? You are defending the indefensable my friend!
Guy you are on point here
Politics › Re: The Truth About Fashola's Success by gratiaeo(m): 11:12pm On Dec 25, 2012
ballabriggs: I am not from Lagos and I am not a yoruba man so please stick that your tribalism yarn away abeg. What I want is to reduce the pressure on Lagos.

The more Lagos does, the more problem it gets. Why? Because as it improves social infrastructure, more and more people flood into the state in search of that which is not available elsewhere.

Roads in the SS and SE are nothing to write home about. Why? Because Jona and Ngozi dey chop N5 trillion.
Lol
Politics › Re: The Truth About Fashola's Success by gratiaeo(m): 11:09pm On Dec 25, 2012
Fashola is overrated!!!
Yorubas ~a̶̲̥̅̊я̲̅ε̲̣̣̣̥~ tribalist
Politics › Re: The Truth About Fashola's Success by gratiaeo(m): 9:33pm On Dec 25, 2012
Fashola is overrated!!!!
Here in Ojo local govt Fashola is not existing at all what we only hear is Lagos state tax, nothing like health center at all, infact no govt presence here in Ojo Local. We keep on hearing that fashola is working but little or nothing to show
Politics › Re: The Truth About Fashola's Success by gratiaeo(m): 9:01pm On Dec 25, 2012
babapupa: Another dumb and ret/arded GEJ apologist..


When are you going to how us one single thing your uncle GEJ built and commissioned as a deputy governor, as a governor, as the vice president of Nigeria and as the president of Nigeria?


The thread below just called you a liar.


Fashola (eko O Ni Baje ) Updates (pics)


https://www.nairaland.com/695873/fashola-eko-o-ni-baje/4
Fashola is overrated and nothing more
Politics › Re: Searching For Fashola's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 5:27pm On Dec 25, 2012
I wonder how and why a tread like this could not make front page?
Politics › Re: Searching For Fashola's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 5:05pm On Dec 25, 2012
[quote author=Mr. Globe]Chime Enugu, Rochas Imo, oshuomole Edo, Akpabio Akwa Ibom.


They may all be criminals but we don't know because they are putting in work and have tangible projects to their names and are not in the class of a media creation and petty thief like Fashola.[/quote]Pls delete Chime's name here we're too big to be deceive. Apart from Enugu town that's is not up 1.5km what else did he achieve in his last 6yrs?
Where did he build hospital?
Where did he build school?
All the villages road in Enugu is in a sorrowful situation
Politics › Re: Searching For Fashola's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 4:56pm On Dec 25, 2012
Gbawe: My brother, happy xmas and a prosperous new year wish for you and all Nairalanders.

As per the losers who start these sort of threads, I can only conclude they have serious issues that makes them always happy to be the 'enemy within'. We will all have our differences but how many visionary leaders and performers does Nigeria have for some Nigerians, in a show of treacherously malevolent hatred and dishonesty, to be turning against one of the brightest shining light in Nigeria?

This is why progress will come very slowly for us. No Nation, in my physical experience, comes close to Nigeria in relation to how a group of people are determined to be each other's greatest enemies and the biggest impediment to development everyone can enjoy merely because ethnicity is more important ,above calling a spade a spade, for some folks. There are those simply indoctrinated to hate Fashola , an undisputed and cherished achiever, because he is Yoruba while they celebrate and concoct sycophantic lies for a total zero and abject mediocrity, GEJ, because he is their 'brother'.


Fashola is not god or above reproach but it is simply unbelievable any Nigerian can start a thread like this. Therein lies the hopelessness of our situation and a vivid illustration of how many Nigerians are highly bigoted and prejudiced to the point they are 100% ready to cut their nose to spite their face via fighting and vacuously opposing others they are indoctrination to hate. Is it not ironic that a blindly sycophantic fan of GEJ, always seeking to defend all his actions and proclaim him a 'performer', is also the person seeking to discredit Fashola here?. Nigeria may indeed be cursed as Calloti insists.
Guy to cut the long story short since you know all his achievements in the last 6yrs help us with some pictures pls.... Obasanjo build all his power plants on paper since then we have not started enjoying it, so we're tired for propaganda and paper politics
Politics › Re: Searching For Fashola's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 4:37pm On Dec 25, 2012
[quote author=Rhino.5dm][img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTmB6UBbObeeHGS0oEMnMX4zgFtCWab2EEfnlHebB8Yn_m8GlCNXPJj7GVE5g[/img]







Here are some of Uduaghan's achievements.


https://saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/page_images/news/2011/dtsg_two_billion_f.jpg?1312425668

https://saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/page_images/news/2011/obj_delta_back.jpg?1312425668

[size=38pt]
PAYING 3 BILLION NAIRA BRIBE TO OBASONJO [/size]
[/quote]Guy i thought this tread is all about Fashola achievement in the last 6yrs
Politics › Re: Searching For Fashola's Achievements by gratiaeo(m): 3:45pm On Dec 25, 2012
[quote author=Mr. Globe]Op you will search forever. I just went through that thread and am surprised. With all the Fashola noise, one would have easily posted a picture of what he has done in seconds just like I can do for Akpabio, Chime, Rochas or Oshiomole. Am dumbfounded. I always said fashola is highly overrated thanks to the media, headquartered in Lagos, which were easily bought over and most importantly, Tinubu's media mechinery.

Now I gotta open a thread to ask announce the worst non performing southern governors in niggeria:

Fashola
Theodore orji
Peter Obi
Ekiti State
Aregbeshola[/quote]Hey stop there! Are you from which state to include Peter Obi on your list
Politics › Re: US To Send Soldiers To Tackle Boko-Haram by gratiaeo(m): 7:04am On Dec 25, 2012
cap28: keep being a dumb fool, go and check US's history - what has been their relationship with africa? are you aware that they were working in collaboration with the aparthied govt of south africa prior to Mandela's release, did you know that they supplied the aparthied govt of south africa with surveillance equipment to enable that govt keep in place their police state and subjugation of black people in that country? are you aware that american mining corporations have millions of dollars worth of investments in south africa and therefore have an interest in ensuring that the white minority continue to own all of the natural resources in taht country, you nigerians think you are smart but are the most st.upid and foolish imbe.ciles i have ever come across in my life.

if they couldnt help liberia a country that they sent their ex slaves to do you seriously think its you dumb idi.ots in nigeria that they will give two fcks about?

for your information the majority of west african slaves that were shipped to north america, the carribean and south america were of nigerian origin.

they picked the white man's cotton, tobacco and provided the free hard labour that made the united states the economic powerhouse that it is today, now they have come back to take over the entire african continent while fools like you continue to wallow in ignorance.
Then what's your take on this issue of Boko Haram killing innocent Nigeria? Should they continue killing while we're afraid of America............ Guy U̶̲̥̅̊ ~a̶̲̥̅̊я̲̅ε̲̣̣̣̥~ a BIG BLACK I*D*I*O*T
Fashion › Re: Actress Halima Abubakar Shines In Glamorous Photoshoot by gratiaeo(m): 7:05pm On Dec 24, 2012
My friend i need to make money........ Poverty is curse
Politics › Re: Why Is Prof Achebe's Name On NL Hall Of Shame? by gratiaeo(m): 2:46pm On Dec 23, 2012
afam4eva: That's my point exactly. You would hear of Linda Ikeji and Bella Naija on TV and Radio stations but not Nairaland. Why? This is a question the owners of this site need to start asking themselves.
Nairaland is a tribal war field between Yorubas and Igbos no Educate. My little is calling it even joke section
Politics › Re: Why Is Prof Achebe's Name On NL Hall Of Shame? by gratiaeo(m): 2:41pm On Dec 23, 2012
demmy: Nonsense. Achebe is not the only Nigerian who experienced personal loss or whatever. We expected a person of his caliber to know better.
A person of his caliber that ll swallow truth and die? Or do you think that Achebe him self cares about people like you with low IQ before writing his memoir? The man is an icon which you ll never be even in your dream

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