“Gbemi Saraki has distinctively and convincingly proven that gender does not interfere with performance” - Federal Ministry of Transportation

In the birthday wish of the Ministry to celebrate the Hon. Minister of State for Transportation, Distinguished Sen. Gbemisola Ruqayyah Saraki, the ministry emphasizes that the Minister has proven to be worthy of the position in all ramification despite her gender.

This is a proof that women are ready and are equipped to take the leading roles in our society.

The GRS Movement salutes her principal, Distinguished Senator Gbemisola Ruqayyah Saraki as she completes another successful revolutionary year.

Howbeit she is the type who abstains from publishing her services and keeps her deeds to herself, in a bid to clear the feeling of flattering bewilderment from the anonymous about the Distinguished's steps to greatness and successes and a bid to familiarize the Distinguished Senator with her distinction and qualities, it is pertinent we highlight some of the Doyenne's attributes to make today more colorful.

The appearance of vast extraordinary intelligence in your eyes and on your face remains the sensation of academic and political distinction. The eloquence in your voice when you speak is untrammeled just as much as your vibe and zealousness in your struggle for sanity and humanity.

There has never been a time when it doesn't seem like watching that extraordinary cerebrum of yours in motion. The readiness to proffer solutions to complicated discourse and issues; your continuous processes of fight against injustice; your patriotic zeal towards the development of Kwara state, Nigeria and Africa at large; your unending humanitarian concerns for the people; your glamorous counsel to the despaired and desperates; your admonition against vices of any kind; and also your unapologetic belief of what a sane society should be. All of these are traits found in extraordinary women of the world like you. The more reasons why it best fits you, The Doyenne.

You are remembered on this day as the sage who understands the dynamics of diplomacy as a yardstick for conservative correctness. You are remembered with class and intellect and humor and grace. You are a Leader we are proud of. You have moved forward on the progressive social issues that the people strongly believe in.

It is of course YOU who remind us of what it is to be a grown-up, when it is often the case that there are few grown-ups in the room and society. When there’s glory to be had, you do not claim it all for yourself. When there’s blame to be identified, you take little time to understand it as flaws of human being and never unload lashes on someone else. When there’s a problem to be solved, you consults the opinions of others; you do your work so neatly; You understand that every issue is part of an ecology of the whole, one thing relating to all the others in some way that needs to be discerned. You work more than one step ahead. You are capable of empathy, sympathy, compassion, patience and personal discipline. We really are proud to witness today amongst many awesome days of your life. We love and celebrate you on this day.

In the admittance of all these attributes, we therefore pray for God's continuous provision of health and wealth to you and your household; and also His protection. We do hope and pray for more Grace, Benevolence and Compassion. In light of possible complications, we pray for easiness and strength as you begin a new journey to add to your age again today. Blessings are to your days and acceptance to your nights today and beyond Ma. We love you.

Happy Birthday Doyenne, Happy Birthday Our Principal, Happy Birthday Jugunnu of Africa.


ADISA Ridwan Ajadi
Press Secretary
GRS Movement
3rd May 2021

The Definition of Our African Doyenne

The Doyenne of Africa,
It is She who dares the subtle thinker,
Through a required proper dimension,
She's lifted enough without a mention,
And in a few spark of light,
She has turned a whole lot to bright.

Isn't she the Jugunu?,
Haven't you met a Queen anew?,
In her name lies forbearance,
A Leader with topnotch tolerance,
Jingle Jingle she rings her bell,
Only for all and sundry to thrive a lot well.

The Doyenne of Africa,
It is She who dares the subtle thinker,
Through a required proper dimension,
She's lifted enough without a mention,
And in a few spark of light,
She has turned a whole lot to bright.

Distinguished Senator Gbemisola Ruqayyah Saraki,
A name qualified for a whole lot of hierarchy,
It belongs to the one with coolness,
Coupled with suitable fitness,
Who do you call a honcho?,
If not the one with a bravo.

The Doyenne of Africa,
It is She who dares the subtle thinker,
Through a required proper dimension,
She's lifted enough without a mention,
And in a few spark of light,
She has turned a whole lot to bright.

Ideological with merriment,
A leader of a benevolent regiment,
Talk of people with natural bent,
At the top is GRS Movement,
Where voices are raised,
And choices are made.

The Doyenne of Africa,
It is She who dares the subtle thinker,
Through a required proper dimension,
She's lifted enough without a mention,
And in a few spark of light,
She has turned a whole lot to bright.

It takes the jungle,
Every minutes to tremble,
At the glance of an heroine,
Who has found the love of a whole lot keen,
During her everday trade,
In a love-for-all cottage.

The Doyenne of Africa,
It is She who dares the subtle thinker,
Through a required proper dimension,
She's lifted enough without a mention,
And in a few spark of light,
She has turned a whole lot to bright

Written by:

ADISA Ridwan Ajadi
Popularly known as Hajard the Scale of Justices

WhatsApp: 08076409604
Twitter: @Hajardramadan
Gmail: ridwanulahy@gmail.com

KOLLYPROF:
2000 is too small abeg out of 190million population
I wonder why Nigerians like wasting money on election
When the certainty is behind that you can't win

if you join, that's makes the figure 2001. nothing is impossible man. you just can't count two (2) without counting one (1) first.

Here is the Division of authority. release El zakyzaky, do they?, let go of dasuki, do they?, do you think they can be held on contempt?. when there is balance in the same authorities the judicial and executives possess, things won't still go straight.

And this is how Omoyele Sowore would take it back, come 2019. Even If it's gonna be a trial, let's run it for once.

say no to Gerontocracy come 2019

we're fully taking it back come 2019.

Enough of Gerontocracy
Enough of kakistocracy
Enough of renegade.

like for (take it back) and share to ( remain victim of oppression).

CRITICISM

The word “criticism” varies from one observer to another and from ones’ perception to another. While some generally believe criticism should be based on some set of citizens’ interest, others disagree believing it to be based on general welfare of a particular Nation. According to research, criticism is derived from the French critique, which dates back to at least 14 century, the words “critic” and “critical” exists in the English language from the mid-16th century and the word “criticism” first made its appearance in English in the early 17th century.

The French expression critique has root in Latin (“criticus”- a judger, decider or critics) and even earlier classical Greek language (“krites” means judge, and “kritikos” means able to make judgment) (Wikipedia). Some people describe criticism as tools used in correcting government mistakes while others took it as a game to pass their time at leisure.

Generally, criticism can be categorically recognized as a vector. Criticism as described as “vector” is the direction of a judgmental speech in directly proportional to the amount of reaction that warrant the criticism. Criticism can be oral or verbal depending on the critics’ discretion and the nature of the environment to receive the criticism.

Criticism in a Democratic System of Government

Nigeria as a case study

Nigeria, where democracy is ardently practiced adhering to the provisions of the Nation’s constitution, the original sight of criticism has been lost due to the ignorance of many citizens of the country. However, the elites amidst them are still unable to differentiate between positive criticism and political threat. Nigerians have suffered great delusion from the true criticism since they have allowed their thoughts to exercise the thinking and action while neglecting the chain of brotherhood for politics.

In a democratic system of government, right to freedom of expression and freedom to hold opinions are constitutionally presumed for the citizens unless been invalidated by any reasonable law or actions. The concept of criticism in a democratic system of government should be aimed at the people, by the people and for the people. But here in Nigeria, the situation is otherwise as it is carried out by the elites to dispute facts, defame others and slander the people of higher positions/degrees and the government with neither adequate knowledge of the present situations nor the past. A great many times here in Nigeria, Criticism has been used by many to hide their weakness by blaming the system neglecting her trials and abilities to strive for better governance. Until we realize the right concept of criticism, our economy, political affair, love for each other and all that could trigger development, shall be jeopardized, because not few but many Nigerians today preferred dogmatic criticism to solidarity yielded by the efforts of every industrious citizens.

The Nation’s Fault and Criticism

We are always welcome to Nigeria where all faults are well cooked and literally gathered to threaten the integrity of any system. The Nigerian government is not in exclusion of the operation as many have lost hope in Nigeria due to the incessant gathered faults attributed to the government even when it is obvious that the problem is facilitated by the people of the same system.

According to our research methodology, we realize the Nation’s fault by examining the system, our government and her citizens. Lots of Nigerians are realized to be weak and not able to lift up their personal downtrodden not to make mention of setting out periods to provide solution to natural challenges. Many could not look up to the lowest arm of government closer to them to make some corrections or contributions while others can but believe they lack the appropriate position and enough money to claim what is right.

Instead of battling with those challenges and attributes of ours, Nigerians defame the government who does not meet up the expected standard by criticizing negatively and gathering some slanderous information portraying more weakness of theirs. Today we realize instead of portraying a shameful conditions, we could suggest for ourselves some convincing questions like; why, why can we not ask? , why are we afraid of them? , do they really have feelings? , do they also possess some fears? Or they receive an irrefutable order from some superiors? and so on.

These are questions we Nigerian should ask always within our inner self rather than portraying our weakness. The fact is the government also have fear, they have feelings also, they would prefer answering our questions and do the needful but they have superiors. They also have those who give them orders which they cannot defy, we have elected them but those superiors have selected them. Have you ever wondered why those who promise our citizens the right things failed to fulfill their promise?, or Do you think from inception, not even a single Nigerian would have preferred solving the Nation’s problem?, No, there are lots and still, there will always be more but they are afraid also. The fear that obstruct Nigerians from challenging the status quo even as at when necessary also deprive her government the strength and courage to defy their superiors. Nigeria should be aware of the fact that justifications for their fear are justifications for our government weakness.

Nigerians are required to stand firmly to fulfill the promise of our weak representatives. Who are the cabals? , who are the superiors?, who are the government?, compare to the strength derived and love from defending our fatherland. If Nigerians can hide under the fear of attack by the government, the governments are also wise to hide under the fear of their superiors. Let us respond to the National call by lifting up the downtrodden together, supporting just call, standing for what is right and also condemning what is wrong instead of portraying unfavorable conditions. Doing this would not only make the Nation bright or mend the Nation’s fault but will allow for generations to come live in a serene environment.

Our Preferred Solutions to Criticism

Our elucidation above proved criticism not to necessarily imply “finding faults”, but the word is often taken to mean the expression of an object against ignorance no matter positive or negative. Criticism often involves active disagreement, but it may only mean “taking sides” (Wikipedia). It could just be an exploration of the different sides of an issue.

Since research has reveal that criticism in Nigeria is likely to result to more harm than good, why can we not just watch if not capable of preventing people from creating problems. However, as egalitarians, rather than criticizing dogmatically, provide solutions to the problem created in solidarity. Our solutions one day, we believe will take us to a position where we all will be left with only two powers, yes we mean two, just two powers. First, is the power to create more problems like corruptions, burgling, violations of human right, egoism, gerontocracy etc. and secondly, the power to curb the act of all the above listed problems and crime, providing everlasting and positively dynamic solutions to the existing problems.

Our choice of the above listed powers will portray to the people of the same soil as us the true who we all are, yes we mean the true us because some days back, those we are criticizing today have also criticized people once in power.

SOL. ADISA RIDWAN AJADI A.K.A HAJARD

(Copyright 2018, SOLACERS-LIBERTARIAN UNION OF NIGERIA.)

czarina:
I don't believe that! Just want to confuse our Eagles and then play something else after.

my thought exactly.... they're trying their possible best to distract our players. please Niger boyz shouldn't fall for this trick ooo

they've not been to school yet they can be moved for campaign and know exactly how to canvass for election right?

it depends on how we the youth deals with our thumb this time around so as to get rid of this great humiliation.

had I been his father, I would have preferred working actively to get him the provided punishment for such crime if found guilty......

hisgrace090:



So because of some bad eggs, you see night club as bad place in your little mind eeh!

why must we find her good egg with some bad ones....... let her maintain her little profile rather than causing her father his integrity jhare

daben1:
some guys mumu jare... Na one of all those guys wey to get babe dey shack be this.. So childish!

don't judge him yet for you ain't in his shoe..... you might later understand his sides of story when you walk through the same path as his

Fogman:
This is serious

I don't perceive it to be the effect of the end but I smell the sense of genocide here

fuckerstard:
What we Nigerians refuse to accept is that we are our own problems, neither buhari nor fayose can fix our beloved country.

If we can't unite ourselves and have one voice, i think it's better to relocate abroad. We should reason beyond tribe, class, color etc. We don't even love each other!

Thousand of men and women out there who are willing to serve in the NPF, if dem hear say police recruit form commot people go rush apply. The people in charge already have dia list and na people with long leg dey on it, all the top guys in government get slot for everything.

I tire

you've said it all......

He has done his part by advising the youth to get their PVC's and later we shall know who the fool is when generations to come start cursing our existence before them.

I pray the Almighty grant the family of the deceased fortitude to bear the loss.

SaiNigeria:
yes yes yes yes yes!!!!!!!!
The idiots only display gallantry when IPOB is involved

what happiness would you derive from posting this.......

juman:
See how many many christian farmers are killed in the country, while the government has no solution to it.

and how those that mean sukuk preaches islamization

those people you went out meet on Nigeria's unity won't make changes until you meet the youth they used to carry out their cruel action

I suggest federal government should act fast before this powerful become another kanu.....

Hmmmmm...... NIGERIA my fatherland.

Lyrikallz2016:
The problem with you is that you are a bigger problem than the main problem at hand......

I can't wait to tell your children how you cowardly fought the biafra 2017 war on Nairaland by abusing hausas and fulani and calling Yorubas AFONJA in 3 days .... They would really be proud of you ��

In accordance to section 34 subsection 1(a)(b)(c) of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria ........it's apparently illegal to cane anyone or subject him or her to forced labour.

In accordance to section 34 subsection 1(a)(b)(c) of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria ........it's apparently illegal to cane anyone or subject him or her to forced labour

dejt4u:
according to the Nigeria Teachers Code of Conduct, no teacher has the right to beat or flog students/pupils unless the teacher is assigned to carry out punishments (flogging or any other form) on the students by the head teacher (headmaster or principal) of that school

section what and what

why do you keep defending thus people with our constitution?, it was pronounced publicly by the Ipob leader Nnamdi kanu that they are Biafra and not NIGERIA

come out and let the python dance with you

Danielmoore:
Speaker of Parliament and senate president is the most powerful post in advanced countries

Thank God you said in advanced country

Danielmoore:
Speaker of Parliament and senate president is the most powerful post in advanced countries

thank God you said in advanced country

Alariwo2:
Na our pikin and brothers dem still be.. once they cooperate, there won't be any issue.

I just hope they won't block or stone his convoy if he decides to visit Abia and others.

let them not coordinate themselves. else bullet will pierce their heart.

do it with sense else you'll be inviting a very large python dance