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Option D - None of the above

Nice looks, moderate asset, brains and above all sweet smile

Soundcity really messed up, they couldn't even air the SMVA live. They should invest more on equipments abeg.

jmaine:
Heard their BB official rate is now 3K. That yeye MTN 3K promo shall become permanent unless they wan lose touch and come to think of it we have GLO and Etisalat all giving good competition. we can only hope for the best. maybe we shall be seeing a 2.5K BB plan any of them to arrest competition.

Nice point, With competition a lot of things are possible, we need such investors in our power sector.

The girl fine sha

Beaf:
Don't mind them. You will notice that the people who go on and on about "weak" are simply folk who keep reciting the same old thing, hoping it will stick. But it won't, because the masses can see. It is the same old mantra the cabal tried, but today where are they? It is the same old mantra Ciroma sings even in his tortured dreams, and he is rightly viewed as a failure who is off his rocker.

It is funny, because GEJ has turned out to be quite a strong leader who has an ear always open for the people. Has anybody forgotten the reorganisation of the army, the surmmary defeat of the fuel mafia (same way the generator mafia is facing doom)? Tell me if anybody before him could do these things he has achieved in a few months.
Today, we are all gripped by the battles raging around the privatisation of PHCN, the only reason for that is that for once, we have a man of the masses at the helm of affairs. A man who for the first time in our sorry past, is confident and tenacious enough to take on the generator and fuel mafia's on behalf of the people.

Go GEJ! We de your back.

In concrete terms, can you tell us the amount of electricity we were generating before GEJ came in and were we are right now. It seems there are somethings you see on GEJ that a lot of us don't. The so called generator mafia is still having a swell time if you don't know. Get this right GEJ is good when compared to people like IBB and Atiku.
Don't forget that billions of Naira is still been sunk in the power sector with practical results.
At least obj brought some very good hands to work in administration, the last time I checked a lot of the current ministers are old and clueless like GEJ himself.
GEJ is not the best for us right now.

Jarus:
That said, I have learnt not to give 100% trust to any political personality in Nigeria, but until something is categorically brought up against him, I remain convinced that he, alongside Ribadu, are the ones that can go far in tackling corruption and mass indiscipline in Nigeria.

I'll agree with you on this, i really think Ribadu is the only one who can fight corruption head-on among all the aspirants. By so doing he'll have solved 80% of our problems.
There's honestly nothing special about GEJ, he's only good when compared to people like IBB and Atiku. With the rate our foreign reserves is dwindling, if GEJ stays there for four years we'll be left with zero naira.

Where them dey Those comparing Fashola to one Gbadamosi guy from PDP, forgetting that nothing good can ever come from PDP.

salamsm:
A great number of ignorant people on this post. Always quick to vilify Islam.

When a person who happens to be a Muslim does something or says something silly, you are always quick to blame Islam but when a Christian or pastor does something similar, I don't see anyone blaming the whole of Christianity.

Alot of Nigerians are ignorant are nescient and this has nothing to do with religion.

A typical Nigerian man does not even want to see a lady ahead and leading him or even letting her be a Governor or President. Last time I checked, how many states in the South and East have female Governors?

If you guys are as righteous as you claim to be, why are you not so bothered about such?

I can relate with the green part so well. Ask all those guys shouting if they'll even allow their wife work in a bank, they'll say no not to talk of contesting election especially in Nigeria where things aren't straight. That a woman can't contest doesn't mean she can't be useful to herself or even the country at large, they can always support their husbands with the necessary advice and take care of the home. The main reason you see most politicians having wayward kids is because while the husband is away attending to state issues, the wife is busy with the first lady nonsense

[quote author=Tonye-t link=topic=547946.msg7109562#msg7109562 date=1289319170]i dont think so, because more questions may erupt like :

Question: Do you want anything 

Answer: I dont want anything

Question: Should we give u something, nothing or everything since you dont want anything 

Answer: I mean nothing

Question: o. . .i see! can we add it with southing (thinking mafolayomi said northing)

Answer: (mafolayomi in pidgin) goosh i go die o!

Question: shooting or hanging?

Answer: (mafolayomi overreacting ) thunder fire u and your oga

Question: which fire?

someone can continue from here. . . [/quote]nice one. I really love argument free threads like this

Skidoc:
How many times you go recycle this?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-20071.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-49514.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-27571.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-147192.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-1721.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-133776.0.html#msg2258366

We aren't complaining, only you don see am 1000 times.

Jarus:
I have two questions for you, Beaf:

1, Can anything good come from Sanusi?
2, Can anything bad come from GEJ?

1, Can anything good come from Sanusi? YES
2, Can anything bad come from GEJ? YES

Never knew you were still battling beaf on this, you should know beaf better than anybody(always thinking he can force his views on others).

okosodo:
Chief Osazee, Na you i know.Keepers are never good at d jod

What do you have to say about Iker Casillas, Oliver Kahn and a host of others. You have no point at all.

I'll want to believe Oliseh is a good choice, he has played football in a couple of countries and one will want to expect that he'll have seen how football is managed in those places. Siasia is capable any day

Mai Suya:
If one is eligible, ie below thirty (and all the other criteria), but deliberately refuses to be mobilized, it could affect his/her future job prospects. I'm aware that most employers tend to place high value on the discharge certificate.

True talk, even those above thirty tend to lie about their age just to serve. Almost all employers ask for it this days.

dayokanu:
A moslem-Moslem ticket might be a hard sell in current day Nigeria

True talk, RIBADU has a choice of getting a christian, I hope Nigerians will stand up this time.

JOIN TEAM RIBADU ON FACEBOOK
FOLLOW @NuhuRibadu on twitter
VOTE RIBADU AT THE POLLS

RIBADU 2011
A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE!

A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE!

JOIN TEAM RIBADU

Do this to IBB and you'll be my hero for life.

Environer:
Stop guessing; the answer is simple. Igbos are the best in everything good in Nigeria. They are the brain box, they are the brawn box. Remember they also produce most of the beautiful girls in Nigeria pagents to the extent of representing other states. They also lead in Nollywood. So, until an Igbo leads Nigeria, the country is doomed to continuous failure.

You think they don't have a negative side right??
Nigeria is a country with people from diverse backgrounds. Every part of Nigeria has its own strength and weakness, the only reason we are a country is because we make up for each others weaknesses. I really don't think it's right to start saying we did this, we did that,

ocho cinco:
Haaa. . . .Dumbness rears its head.

na wa o, Don't tell me those five lines I just typed are to complex for your understanding. You can't even post your own veiws, only to say thrash about what others have posted. Pathetic

Princek12:
Again Jonathan has confirmed he is just an okrika without the intellectual heft to transition Nigeria to the place where she rightfully belongs. Why spend $200 million directly into the entertainment industry? That is a wrong approach to boost an industry whose lifeline is dependent on stringent intellectual property laws that protects the rights and royalties of artists and copyright owners.

[size=13pt]I now see that Nigeria's problem lies in its people, for many of them welcome just about any holistic act by the government without thinking about the long term impact[/size]. Limited government intervention into the private sector is key to development, and this investment is nonsense. He should have used that money to develop an intellectual property body that will create courts devoted to intellectual property issues, and write new criminal and civil claws aimed at protecting copyright owners. He should also develop a sophisticated database for registering copyrights, and create enactments that will be help guide the creation of a medium through which royalty payments are made to copyright owners.

To throw $200m or N200m directly into the entertainment industry is too simplistic an approach, and it will not advance the interests of the entertainment industry long term; self sustainability is what is lacking in Nigeria, and I don't see how this will help the industry in reaching an era of self sustainability, just like it is in advanced countries.

You've already described the act as holistic, why complain then? He just gave the entertainment industry a lifeline not money. You are making it look like government is going to pay 200 million into one persons account, the fund is just there for people to access and definately there are going to be conditions before such is given to anyone. If you don't know, GEJ said there is even more on the way. You can go and die if you like.
Do you fight piracy by just talking to people, hell NO!!!! Most of those entertainers need money to come up with a better distribution network for their works to reduce it's exposure to piracy.  Are you going to fund that?
Las Vegas as a city is richer than many countries in the world not for anything but entertainment, making money available to the industry could be a move to create jobs. I'm sure you are not even looking at the positive side, always finding fault in whatever the guy does without profering a better solutin to problems. That is destructive criticism if you don't know.

I've really been hoping that Siasia gets the job of the Super Eagles someday, thank God the day has come. I hope and pray he makes the right choice in the selection of an assistant.

tunde121oke:
God is good

na so the tin dey start bros

fstranger:
I hate when non-Nigerians post on NL.


Why can't you just leave us alone!

Some do it cause they love Nigeria, some even have connections with Nigerians like friends, cousins etc. You should leave them alone abeg, we need the outside world to know what's going on in Nigeria both the negative and the positive.

[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=543550.msg7084031#msg7084031 date=1288959978]You forgot other criminals like ChimaroGUE Nnanmani, Onanafe Ibori, Aremu Obasanjo, Chris and Andy Uba.[/quote]You too forgot the biggest thieves of all. [size=15pt]Bukola Saraki of Kwara state and his fater[/size]

The last time I checked, most policemen are regarded as big thives. The likes of Tafa Balogun and co. Don't forget Alao Akala of Oyo state is also an ex-policeman and that makes him a big thief who is ready to do anything including muder to win a second term. The only exception for me is NUHU RIBADU and a few others, very few.

a big big no for me,  That doesn't mean I don't love her though, some stuffs just can't be shared. No way

What is beaf talking about? Uhrobo/Urobo, who cares? I'm sure you've never heard Sanusi speak, the guy speaks so well, Like him or not, the guy brought some sanity to our banking sector, atleast he stopped thives like Ibru and co form grounding thier various banks and rendering numerous Nigerians jobless.

3kay945:
and you expect the government to fold his hands while people are dying?, a friend lost her dad because of this damn strike.! what about the state of roads in lagos. just becos the guy gave you token stuff doesnt mean he is the best nija got.

You can call it a token because the state of affairs in most states in the country was very bad prior to this time. We have huge problems of infrastructure, corruption not to even talk of the economic problems, you don't expect Fashola to solve this problems even in 8 years. The guy is on the right track and we should all accept that.
Sorry about your friend's dad but did you consider the number of lives that have been saved by some of Fashola's policies. Come on man, be positive. Do you mind if I offer you Saraki to rule Lagos state?