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Foreign Affairs › Re: Hillary Clinton For US Presidency In 2016? by HARDDON: 11:16pm On May 30, 2013
as much as I would love to see a female rule ...
as much as I would love to root for her

I simply can't.

why?

let the younger generation have a taste of what it feels like to be up there too. and contribute their quota to national dev.
Recycled souls getting boring. what else does she have to offer? what else does she want?

this is exactly how Nigerian leaders cling to power like it is their sole right! just imagine Buhari still trying to root for the presidency. a man who ruled even before most of us up here were born. yet they keep telling us lies that we are the future of the Nation. WHEN WOULD OUR TIME EVA COME?

she has seen it all and like Eva would say "DONE DID IT"

let her go grow some crops in a remote village and do a lot of community works.

Regards
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON: 10:43pm On May 30, 2013
Vickii Ro: I've seen d following;
.....Life sucks,so the b.itch is givin me a BJ
......What shall it profit a girl if she fixes Brazillian hair and stil look ugly?
..........Scientists say d world is made up of Neutron,Electron,nd Protons,bt forgot to add Morons
.........Pple like u are the reason y pple like me got middle fingers
..........Outta my mind..back in 5mins
..........Boys are like parking space...d good ones are already taken.....
E.t.c.
muhahahaha !

Classic!
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON: 11:00am On May 30, 2013
"women who don't know how to cook, use pepper as decoy:

there is no way pepper would be worrying you, and you bother about the sweetness of a meal."

lol
Romance › Re: What Do You Miss Most About Your Ex? by HARDDON: 11:44pm On May 29, 2013
lynpetra: It's been a month now and the only thing I miss is the smell of his perfume.A good guy...but I need a man that can spin my world around with romance!just his smell,nothing else.
shocked shocked shocked
not even one romantic/getting-layed session?

must have been an utter waste of time huh?

@ op, the past is the past
Politics › Re: Armoury Uncovered In Kano & Lebanese Arrested by HARDDON: 11:40pm On May 29, 2013
surface-to-air what?!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked

already stock piling for 2015? wow
Celebrities › Re: Ini Edo With Jonathan And Her Husband (Pictures) by HARDDON: 11:32pm On May 29, 2013
dah heck!

oh shyte some1's moniker is haadday?
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON: 11:27pm On May 29, 2013
even though ojukwu is dead, his manhood lives on!

bOOOOOOOM!
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON: 11:25pm On May 29, 2013
during the yuletide period,

" for all dose i offended through out the year, could you send me 1500 recharge card so i can properly appologise?"
Romance › Re: The Miss Nairaland June 2013. (Campaign Thread) by HARDDON:
who's got it for me to stick it all out?

campaign manager on dah block. i got the gift of them holy gab

give me a reason why i should paddle you through beauties
Romance › Re: Can A Relationship Survive Without S3X?.... by HARDDON: 11:05pm On May 29, 2013
lynpetra: Yes it is.If my bf starve me of sex after a long time,I can do two things 2,ra,pe him angry
cheesy cheesy cheesy

just ma kinda gurl!

da,mn lil momma, rap1ng = 21 years babes. wink


@op, if you aint gonno go all out, stay indoors.
Romance › Re: What Would You Do If You Fell In Love With A Cultist? by HARDDON: 10:59pm On May 29, 2013
2buff: Don't mind dem. It's the girl's own low-self esteem that will kill her.
You know the whole point is because she wants to be affiliated with somebody she perceives to be powerful right?
sure that is one angle to it. a stunt pulled by gurls that already know whatz up.

the other angle is that of the innocent freshers . blending members can see them, like them, and force them to dating them.

they bully any guy that they see come close to her and make her life one living hell if ever she proves stubborn.

there was a case of this gurl that had a hot boiling ring, that was connected to mains, stuck into ha private part. after they tied both hands and legs apart.. you dont wano know Y
Romance › Re: What Would You Do If You Fell In Love With A Cultist? by HARDDON: 10:50pm On May 29, 2013
most times, gfs are used as baits, either by the men in black or by opposing groups.

your life is not, never your own.

he would cheat, you got no say. you get treated badly, beaten almost all the time, you cant just leave.

it is a terrible life lyn

@ op, 1) bow your heads and pray

2) change school to a faraway land. and he should never know about it. disappear

what you wouldnt wano do, is give him a hint of what action you are about taking.
Romance › Re: What Would You Do If You Fell In Love With A Cultist? by HARDDON: 10:46pm On May 29, 2013
lynpetra: I have dated a cultist before,abegii as long as he isn't active in it that's all that matters. undecidedThem no be human being too??some are for ced into it and wud cut all ties once they graduate...No big deal as long as he us no longer active.
You wish. never that kul. and unless you are the point man, orders are given, you are meant to follow, so the talk of not taking it too crzly is totally off through dah window.

most dont get that lucky.

gurl friends always on edge. you never know when some opps groups are gono come for him.

and if you are so unfortunate to be there, they leave no witness.
Forum Games › Re: Look at the person's username above you and think of a nickname by HARDDON: 10:42pm On May 29, 2013
SWEETZFUL
Politics › Re: Lamido-Amaechi’s Campaign Posters Flood Abuja by HARDDON: 10:29pm On May 29, 2013
dayokanu: Wasnt OBJ a Southerner president for 8 good years?
and your point is?

have we all forgotten so soon? " those who make peaceful change impossible, make violent change inevitable"

could you please tell us who made that statement and on what grounds?
Politics › Re: Lamido-Amaechi’s Campaign Posters Flood Abuja by HARDDON: 10:24pm On May 29, 2013
Sexkillzdick: if Amaechi is d best governor in rivers State, pls name d other governors in d same rivers State;
quite frankly, compared to the guy b4 him that only specialized in raising cultist and incessant assassination, and yet paying lip service to the needs of the people, Amaechi, to a large degree, has done well
Celebrities › Re: Picture Of WIZKID'S Younger Sister by HARDDON: 10:16pm On May 29, 2013
slice the head off wizy

place it ontop of a willing female without head

den smooth the line joining the two bodies.

the person that did this, is still a Learner.

check out the colour mis match on the neck region
Politics › Re: Lamido-Amaechi’s Campaign Posters Flood Abuja by HARDDON: 10:12pm On May 29, 2013
kunlekunle: its david and goliath

We knew who won.
you really do?
Politics › Re: Scrap Governors’ Forum Now, Fasehun, Aturu Warn by HARDDON: 10:05pm On May 29, 2013
diarra94: but the attitude of its members makes it seem like a political position
you dont say.

i think ghana must go is somewhat exchanging hands in there.

effc or is it efcc got to beam a lil lighters in there
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON:
If you think nobody cares if you’re alive, try missing a couple of payments.

The quickest way to double your money is to fold it over and put it back in your pocket.

The only mystery in life is why the kamikaze pilots wore helmets.

Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit; Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.

Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong.

Politicians and diapers have one thing in common. They should both be changed regularly, and for the same reason.


I couldn’t repair your brakes, so I made your horn louder.

Children: You spend the first 2 years of their life teaching them to walk and talk. Then you spend the next 16 telling them to sit down and shut-up.

Never interrupt your opponent while he’s making a mistake.

A friend is someone who will bail you out of jail. A best friend is the one sitting next to you saying ‘boy was that fun.


We live in a society where pizza gets to your house before the police.

It may look like I’m doing nothing, but I’m actively waiting for my problems to go away.

To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism. To steal from many is research.


Three words guaranteed to humiliate men everywhere: ‘Hold my purse.

Men have two emotions: hungry and Hot. If you see him without an erection, make him a sandwich.

History teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives.

Don’t let your mind wander, Its too little to be let out alone.

Life’s a b1tch, if it were easy it’d be a slut.


Death is life’s way of telling you that you’ve been fired. Suicide is your way to tell life, “you can’t fire me, I Quit!”

Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.

Every day, man is making bigger and better fool-proof things, and every day, nature is making bigger and better fools. So far, I think nature is winning.

I swear my pillow could be a hairstylist I always wake up with the wierdest hairdos.

X just received a coupon in the mail: Buy one sock, get one FREE! While socks last.
X believes that if you tell your boss what you really think of him, the truth will set you free.
¡ǝɯıʇ ǝɯɐs ǝɥʇ ʇɐ ʞooqǝɔɐɟ ǝsn puɐ puɐʇspuɐɥ ɐ op ʎןןɐuıɟ uɐɔ

Smile, it’s the second best thing you can do with your lips.

The big difference between sex for money and sex for free is that sex for money usually costs a lot less.

If at first you don’t succeed, skydiving is not for you!

wants to merge MySpace, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter and call it: MY FACE YOU TWIT.

The trouble with being punctual is that nobody’s there to appreciate it.

I have to exercise early in the morning before my brain figures out what I’m doing.

America is a country where half the money is spent buying food, and the other half is spent trying to lose weight.

If you love something, let it go. If it comes back, it was meant to be. If it does not, hunt it down & kill it.


Boys will be boys as long as there are no girls in the picture.

Marriage is like going to a restaurant and order your choice from the menu, And then look at neighbouring table n wish you”d ordered that.

If life gives you questions, Google gives you answers.

Money can’t buy happiness, but it pays for internet, which is pretty much the same thing.

The police are on the way to arrest you for stealing my heart, hijacking my feelings, and driving me crazy.

If you are reading this, congrats you know how to read..

Facebook is like a fridge. When you’re bored you keep opening and closing it every few minutes to see if there’s anything good in it

The zoo is a pretty safe place to fart.

I’m not getting older, I’m just becoming a classic..

I’m not 40, I’m eighteen with 22 years experience…

I may be old enough to know better, but I am STILL young enough to DO IT..

Doctors finally figured out whats wrong with a boys brain; on the left side, there’s nothing right; and on the right side, there’s nothing left…


Do you know the difference between a lady and a woman? A lady does what she’s told and a woman does what she dam well pleases!

Doing the moonwalk is the only way to look cool while wiping dog crap off your shoes.

I`m jealous of my parents, i`ll never have a kid as cool as theirs…


I have finally figured out why I can’t lose this extra weight. The shampoo I use in the shower that runs down my body says, “for extra volume and body.”

I follow the quote, “Always be true to yourself” because I only lie to others!

Don`t you know it`s rude to talk while I`m interrupting?

I’m a smart person, I just do stupid things.

Thinks I feel great when I go to bed drunk. I wake up feeling crap. Obviously sleep is bad for you.

Some relationships are like tom and Jerry, they irritate each other, they tease each other, but they still can’t live without each other..

I am going to start cleaning my house. And by cleaning, i mean drinking beer and spraying everything with febreze.
That awkward moment when you keep talking & you don`t realize your friend walked away.

http://uberhumor.com/80-best-quotes-for-facebook-2013-list

http://www.statusstalker.com/

best places to visit when feeling so blue
Romance › Re: Pls Help! I Promised To Surprise Her But... by HARDDON: 8:50pm On May 29, 2013
Monicasque: book her for a full day pampering at a health spa
yes right.

unfortunately, there aint no spa in this hood! ouch
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON: 8:41pm On May 29, 2013
truly crazy please tell us:

if apple made a car, would it have windows?

2) dam.n it took me 5 minutes to type that text and all you can say is a freaky monosyllabic kk?
Nairaland General › Re: The Craziest Status You've Ever Seen On Any Social Media ? by HARDDON: 8:34pm On May 29, 2013
guy 1 : the new pope na catholic?"

guy 2: " no ooo, na cele"

guy 1: " no wonder him dey always wear white"
Islam › Re: Mosque Offer Tea To Protesting Anti-Islam Group by HARDDON: 8:31pm On May 29, 2013
babyosisi: Bwahahahahahaha
The same old tired and worn out excuse
Why these cultures and traditions seem to go hand in glove with Islam beats me

Islam and tolerance cannot be used in the same sentence btw
It is anything but tolerant
That is why non Muslims cannot worship freely in Muslim countries
Their own people are not even free what more others in their midst

if it is tea that is hungrying you and shacking ya head,come let me give you grin grin grin
word!
Celebrities › Re: Ini Edo With Jonathan And Her Husband (Pictures) by HARDDON: 7:49pm On May 29, 2013
[quote author='mide eniafe]GEJ looks like a clown in the first pic.[/quote]id rather have him give a toothy smile than what you got up there.

terribly horrible

that gurl used to be some1's crush,,, obsessed he got her contacts somehow, got to meet her somehow, she was true to her movie self with a lil chip on her shoulders. they remained friends. but his people would hear of him having her as a wify...nor his friends...friends they remained until she got hooked.
Romance › Re: Things To Do Before You're 35 Years Old by HARDDON: 7:42pm On May 29, 2013
kinda kul list......

but one vital point that is sure bound to sustain all others is missing :

GOOD INVESTMENTS in diverse terrains.

dont you ever forget that.

because all you listed can be spent in a day, but it is the traps you have set with huge seeds that are bound to keep you rolling in the face of adversities
Romance › Re: MEN!!!!!! Twisted????? by HARDDON(op): 7:12pm On May 29, 2013
[quote author=mondi_cheeks]are u not the one who asked if men are that twisted? undecided I'm giving examples from some of the married women's complaints not personal experiences grin[/quote]wow, so these group of married women molest kids?

even went a notch higher to marry these kids ?

and these kids even got spe.rm to make them pregnant?

what giant kids those must be.
Romance › Re: MEN!!!!!! Twisted????? by HARDDON(op): 7:09pm On May 29, 2013
gprincess1: I was jst teasing her jare...
If i do such a fin 4 a guy nd he decides 2 dump me,dere wnt be yawa as lng as i see his butt outta of my building coz d auz no be 4 charity...
buh the evidence is glaring!?: it was built in his name!

how do you sue that?
Romance › Re: Pls Help! I Promised To Surprise Her But... by HARDDON: 12:48pm On May 29, 2013
^^^^ nice, get away it is then?

lil picnic, hope you know memorable picnic properties and spots?

lol
Politics › Re: ANOTHER DEMOCRACY DAY: Which Way Forward Nigeria? by HARDDON(op): 12:44pm On May 29, 2013
is the Nigerian democracy still nascent?

are we still "Learners" in this terrain?
Politics › ANOTHER DEMOCRACY DAY: Which Way Forward Nigeria? by HARDDON(op): 11:23am On May 29, 2013
As a frequent traveler outside our borders, I know by experience that Nigeria and Nigerians are rightly not respected anywhere in the world. The first thing that comes to mind with the name ‘Nigeria’ is corruption and deception. One is automatically guilty of these vices until you proof yourself otherwise. Our bad national image has been cultivated and nurtured to maturity over the past decades by successive regimes in this country. Our image is the bye-product of unbridled corruption, avarice, false democracy as presently practiced in this country, indiscipline and loss of morale values by the generality of Nigerians as exemplified by various successive self imposed leaders. We are currently not practicing democracy but DEMONcrazy which is flagrant demonstration of demonic craziness. Elections are rigged coupled with violence, public pronouncements of our leaders are the exact opposite of what they practice, the law enforcement agents are compromised, the ordinary folks out there have lost confidence on the judiciary, dishonesty governs the leadership while deception becomes the compass. This has been the story for decades. While a few people are swimming in the ocean of affluence, majority of Nigerians are wearing oversized garments of poverty decorated with ornamental frustration. The universities are churning out graduates in hundreds of thousands every year without jobs thereby grooming them into future armies of revolution. Insecurity as expressed in assassinations and kidnappings is the order of the day! How do we come out of this quagmire?



I find out that the only difference between the people in the western world and Nigerians is the quality of leadership offered which is a reflection of the administrative structures in place. Aside from this, Nigerians and the westerners (Americans, Britons, French, and Germans etc) are basically the same and will behave the same way under the same conditions. The westerners and Nigerians have the same natural instincts for bad and good, it is the administrative structure in the society that shapes the conduct of the people by promoting either of the instincts with the other one diminished. Whichever instinct is consistently promoted over a period of time becomes the culture/value/norm of that society just like corruption is a standard value in the present day Nigeria. This goes to say that if Americans were to be evacuated to Nigeria and vice-versa, over a very reasonable period of time, the corrupt administrative structural system in Nigeria will wear out the dominant positive attitude of the Americans and gradually reduce them to the level of Nigerians. That is why majority of Nigerians residing overseas behave like their hosts and on their return back home, they change to be the usual Nigerians. The problem is not the people but the administrative structures and leadership. Leadership uses structural administrative system to change the society for good or bad.



Nigerians are the most obedient set of human species that I have ever seen and they are excellent copy-cats of their leaders. They sheepishly follow the foot-steps and direction of their leaders without questioning. The present Nigerians that are perceived at overseas as the most corrupt on earth are reflective of the leadership and will turn out to be the most decent on earth once the leadership gets it right! Even the leadership is a victim of the deficient administrative structures. So, the problem is essentially not that of any party, regime, tribe or individual but the structural system that encourages all forms of negative vices, hence the need for fundamental and holistic changes.



The state and federal administrative structural set-ups should be fundamentally changed to achieve a truly democratic society where the rule of law reigns supreme above everyone including the presidency. The law enforcement agents like the Police, EFCC, SSS, NIA, etc should be completely and truly independent in terms of funding and administration as it obtains in the western world. The press should be empowered by law to request for, obtain and publish documents that border on corruption and any other matters that are of public interest without being harassed by law enforcement agents. INEC should be truly and completely independent in terms of funding and administration, receiving orders from no one. The judiciary both at state and federal levels, should be truly and completely independent and no state or federal executive should have any form of power/influence on the judiciary by making the appointment, promotion and dismissal of local, state and federal judges the sole responsibility of the National Judicial Council without seeking the permission or approval from anyone. Nigerians irrespective of their ethnicity should be able to seek for and get employment based on merit anywhere in the country. The retrogressive policy of quota-system just like the rotational presidency, should be abolished to generate healthy competition and innovation among Nigerians. We should amend our constitution so that there will be no presidential election and the best performing state governor is chosen by a completely neutral and independent body as the President of the country irrespective of his/her tribe, location or party affiliation. This method will ginger rapid development throughout the country. Depending on his performance, the chosen President may continue beyond the initial four-years-term provided he emerges the best competitor among other state governors. If this type of system were to be in place before now, a ‘Fashola of Lagos mould’ stands a very good chance of becoming our next president and just imagine where Nigeria will be in another four years with his leadership style!



Mrs. Hillary Clinton is a native of Illinois and yet represented the State of New York in the American Senate. Obama’s father is from Kenya and yet he is the President of America despite the fact that he comes from the black minority and just because he was born in America. That is healthy competition and meritocracy at work - the bedrock of American prosperity! Our present administrative structures make all these impossible in Nigeria.



Anyone caught in corrupt acts should have all their properties and accounts forfeited to the government in addition to jail sentences with possible death penalty. Electoral malpractices should attract capital punishment because such culprits are toying with the lives of millions of Nigerians! To me, corruption is the most dangerous and potent ‘weapon of mass destruction’! It kills enmass via road accidents, typhoid as a result of untreated water, simple diseases due to lack of adequate medical provisions etc as the budgeted funds are embezzled. When leaders at Local, State and Federal levels know that they can be exposed by the press, arrested by the police and arraigned before judges for maximum punishment without anybody (including the President) having the power to intercede, everyone will be on his/her toes!



Election rigging will seize and elected leaders will have no option but to serve the people or else end up in jail. Militancy will fizzle away because leaders (executives and law makers) can be held responsible for their actions by the poor using instrumentalities of law without any hindrance or fear, assured that pure justice will be applied. ‘God-fatherism’ in Nigerian politics will not find any footing. Graduates will not be roaming the streets for jobs reserved for the ‘connected’ ones that are even less qualified. Folks will grow according to their respective potentials for the common good without having to know any ‘big man’ up there. Chief Executives will be bound to develop their respective states infrastructurally because they can’t steal the money. Consequently, factories will spring up from the private sector, unemployment will be eliminated, the gap between the poor and rich will be minimized while less money will be spent on security because crime will be at the lowest ebb with foreign investors trooping into the country.



There will be no need wasting billions of naira in re-branding Nigeria instead of MENDing it through administrative structural adjustments. It is this type of administrative structures in America that distinguish the Americans from Nigerians. Many weeks ago, I was in Jacksonville in Florida when President Obama recanted his statements made 24 hrs earlier where he described the action of a white Police Sergeant (Mr. James Crowley) that arrested a black Harvard Professor (Henry Louis Gates) in his very own house as ‘stupid’. The police community did not take kindly to the presidential remarks and the Sergeant even went to the extent of demanding for an apology from President Obama! The sergeant had the temerity of going to that extent because he is sure of the justice system and administrative structures in place in America. He knows that President Obama has no power to order dismissal of any police man or woman in America! President Obama was even humble enough to phone the police Sergeant inviting him to the White House. The only difference between us and the Americans are the administrative structures in place and the universal application of the rule of law without anyone, including Obama, having the power to intercede in the course of law enforcement. Making the Law enforcement agents truly independent of the Executives in Nigeria is the ONLY way forward for Nigeria if not we will continue to grope in darkness in futility. Mega party formation, rebranding, WAI etc can not solve the problems. No policy or legislation can work in Nigeria without these structural changes as law enforcement and administration will always be frustrated and abridged by powers that be from above.



Only recently the Republican party gubernatorial candidates defeated the sitting democratic governors in the two states of Virginia and New Jersey via the most recent elections in America because the structural administrative system in America absolutely makes it impossible for Obama to influence the outcome! If he dares it, he looses his presidential seat and faces prosecution thereafter. That is the only type of system that will save Nigeria! Here in Nigeria, the garrison commanders of the PDP will consider it as a slap on the face of the president for any other party to win such elections. They are not to blame. Any party in power will do the same thing as long as the present administrative structural system is in place. Echoes of lamentations and wailings of the poor in Kogi and other states where by-elections were held are still deafening.



It amuses me when I read about the proposed formation of a mega party by the opposition parties in Nigeria. Are these great, progressive, patriotic and selfless Nigerians bereft of ideas and strategies? Formation of a mega party is not the solution – it is even an indictment on the part of the proponents in view of their and everybody’s belief that PDP did not win most of the last elections including the presidential one! Unknown to them, the impression they are creating in the mind of the people is that the PDP is too popular with the masses and the only way to defeat it in the next elections is through formation of a mega party --- this is not true!! I wish to clearly state here that I do not belong to any political party. Driven purely by regional passion, the last vote that I cast was for Alhaji Usman Shehu Shagari that eventually presided over a lame duck and corrupt administration – an action that I still regret till date. That rear gem-star of our generation, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, deserved the precious vote. Alternatively, I could have given it to the great defender of the masses, Mallam Aminu Kano of blessed memory.



I make bold to say that PDP, the President and State Chief Executives are not the problems of our country. They are just victims and creations of circumstances and any party in power will behave the same way as PDP because of the deficient administrative structures in place which is the root of all evils in Nigeria! Let the present administrative structure be replaced as suggested above and you will find almost all our problems fizzling away. Afterall, some PDP state governments performed and are performing well like Donald Duke, the President when he was the governor of Katsina State, Makarfi of Kaduna State during his first tenure and others. The President, as PDP governor of Katsina State, constructed the best state secretariat that I have ever seen, renovated schools --- in short the only state where I have seen even primary schools in storey buildings, fenced and well equipped, built networks of roads, hospitals, standard state airport etc. Though, I once met with Donald Duke at Calabar and the President at Heathrow airport in the year 2005 when he was still governor of Katsina State, I have never received any form of patronage from any of the PDP governors mentioned above!



The question is – how do we bring about the necessary administrative structural changes? This is where the progressives (the mega party proponents), the Nigerian Labour Congress, the civil societies, the students, oil workers and the progressive elements across all parties including the PDP can form a pressure group/coalition for representation to the government for these changes (including the UWAIS electoral reforms) to be implemented without any form of dilution and if does not work out, then, the last resort will be through massive, decisive but peaceful civil disobedience/strike as it happened during the Kokori’s NUPENG era. Everyone will sit at home as long as necessary until these reforms are carried out. It is only then the objectives of mega party formation can be realized. That is the ONLY way forward for Nigeria! You can’t plant a seed (good objective) in a rock (our present system) and expect it to germinate (good governance)! All the security agents must be independent in funding and in administration. Ditto for INEC and the Law courts. They must be detached from the aprons of the Executives. Every court order must be implemented immediately by the police without seeking prior permission from the Executives.



In view of our abundant natural and human resources available, Nigeria can be the best place to live on earth if we have the right administrative structures in place henceforth. Nigerians are generally hardworking, intelligent and making waves in the academics and various professions abroad. We beat the whites academically when we go abroad to school. Only few people know that the ‘father of internet’, Engr. Emeagwali residing in America is a Nigerian! Without Emeagwali, the internet that we are using today could have probably taken a longer time to realize! Have you forgotten the encomiums poured on him by President Clinton when he visited Nigeria during his presidency? There are millions of better Emeawaglis in Nigeria rotting away just because they don’t have these despotic, suppressive and needless Godfathers to propel them in life. The natural resources are in abundant lying dormant underground while we focus only on the perishing crude oil. What a great, rich and potentially viable country being decimated on the slaughter slab of corruption and maladministration! Here come the structural changes to the rescue! The changes will provide a level playing field for everyone to grow according to his/her potentials in life and at pace dictated by him/her. For those of us that are not less than 50 years, I sincerely hope that we will witness a truly ‘born-again’ Nigeria before we cross the great bridge to eternity.



The Nigerian President will be remembered as the father of modern Nigeria even by generations unborn if he can devote his tenure in effecting these fundamental structural changes within our system before the next election. It will be foolhardy for any other party except PDP, to participate in the next general elections without these fundamental changes. The result will be as usual --- selection through imposition – NOT election! May God Almighty grant the President the willingness, courage and wisdom to start and finish these changes. We can not achieve the American status overnight but we need to start from the right direction just like Ghana.



here we are again, yet another democracy day pinned to our smeared hat, once again i ask: which way forward Nigeria?


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Romance › Re: A Silly Birthday Gift From Her Boyfriend.. by HARDDON: 12:21am On May 29, 2013
Omavik: On your birthday you were expecting an expensive gift from your boyfriend/girlfriend/husband/wife then he presents you with a packed gift, you became excited and anxious to know whats in it, when you held the packed gift you thought it might be a phone{probably BB} then you unraped it and found out it wasnt a phone cos it wasnt a phone case a bit dissapointed though... So you thought it might be a pair of shoes,u opened d case,n lo n behold u saw #200 bread, pls what would u do??..Guys this is real, it happened to a friend and she was not only dissapointed but she gave another guy a chance... I wil do same if it happens to me but thank God i dont date elebis{hungry guys}
done on da lighter mood. if they were friends b4 dating, that was a good laughter avenue!

she gave another guy a chance and i do hope she got the bb she was hoping for? cheap hags. never really luv the guy.

and as for you @op, from your profile and cheap talks, i dont fink you exhume any air of having yours locked down. so expect a lot of elebis. like term attracts ... chewed like biscuits dumped like thrash

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