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excomarow:
Most Vibrant Vice President Nigeria Ever Produce.

God Bless Osibanjo
God Bless PMB
God Bless Nigeria

He should be the one running for.president not that lifeless door noob called buhari

I hope you are not scamming people

Please anyone who patronizes him should please keep.all.informed here let us see how real his claims are .


It's about time we stop all scammers

The fear of Oba is the beginning of change ;
My.king there

Ouch

Mtn will feel this for a long time to come

Demons

Buhari has killed the economy!
so please go ahead vite him in again
.smh

buhariguy:
And the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of bia-fra terrorist said they are not a lazy youth.
It is only jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of bia-fra terrorist can do this.

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Nobody liked your comment Because you sound like an illiterate imbecilê

Do not derail this thread or you will be banned

Ioannes:
Please don't put that lady through hell. Release her and let her go.

As for your mindset. All I can say is that you aren't really ready or matured to settle down. If you think the woman that is good for you is the one that will only date or marry you if you've got money then you are in for a stressful life. You'll spend the rest of your life struggling to make her happy. She'll never be content.

If you manage to earn enough today and marry her, what happens if in 2 or 3 years time you lose the money?

Marriage is like a prison cell but with an opportunity to choose your cell mate.

Choose your cellmate wisely.

Guys like that should be blacklisted from being allowed to get married

OldBeer:
Uncle it is that serious.

You are only using that woman as a birth canal, nothing more.

When the money comes, forget all this your long talk, YOU WILL CHASE AFTER THOSE WOMEN WEY NO SEND YOU NOW.
Money reveals true character and your own go bad gaaaan.

Ah, have mercy on someone's daughter. It is not her fault.

FREE HER!
PLEASE!!!

Shebi na pikin be your major worry now, just look for a surrogate mother or better still wait.
Sperm no dey expire abi?

Shookonekilla has said most of the things I wanted to say.

Lemme stop before I am accused of taking it personal.


Baba God, please my prayer still stands o!

My dear it is so annoying

Look at the way he described her, in such a condescending manner. It obvious he believes he deserves better ... He will make her life.miserable

Haba

@Shookonekilla said it all

Listen young man, @resurgent2019 do not get married! You are not marriage material...

This is my honest opinion

There is alot broken in you that needs fixing before you should be advised to get married

You show classic sociopathic tendencies

Ferrari service pack 1 and service pack 2

Always update your Ferrari

Finally remember to install a good antivirus

Do the crime then do the time

Stupid people

Who is he. ?

Hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahhahahahaha

Success

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hero2000:
By Olusola Aladejebi


Governments—federal, state and local—in Nigeria have disappointed people too many times that citizens rarely trust them that they would come through with stated programmes. It is said, ‘Once beaten, twice shy’. Nigerians have been beaten thousands of times, and are now chronically cynical. Who would blame us?


Nigerians have registered many times for National Identity card but with no cards. One can still recall the national Identity card programme under Olusegun Obasanjo. It was completely bungled. Very few people got the national Identity card. The few that were issued were abolished and a new scheme inaugurated. Under the new arrangement I registered 4 years ago. As at today my card is not ready. People who registered before me have not received their cards. The Federal Government through its electricity regulatory agency (NERC) gave November 2016 as deadline for electricity distribution companies to supply prepaid meters to all its customers. Till date, in many communities possession of prepaid meters are an exception rather than rule. In 2009 The Federal Road Safefy Commission threatened a total clampdown on riders of motorcycle without crash helmets. Almost 10 years after, look around you, how many of them use it? It is assumed that any programme of government won’t work as promised.


So when in 2016 the Oyo State government launched its health insurance scheme, I was sceptical. It appeared too good to be true. For those registered under the scheme, it is promises free treatment for children under 5 years, free antenatal and delivery for pregnant women. For other persons, registration per year begins with #7800 for the standard plan.


So around November 2017 we registered our little child (under 5 years) in the Oyo State Health Insurance Scheme (OYSHIS) for free at a participating private hospital. (Some private hospitals have been approved for the scheme). For several months, there was no notification of successful registration. I was not really disappointed. This is Nigeria. But in June 2018, I got an SMS notification of our subscription activation. In July our child became sick so we took her to the hospital where we had registered her for OYSHIS. My wife came home with drugs for our child without paying a kobo. Interesting. Later she had to be admitted. This hospital is a standard private hospital. Their services were top class; environment neat. So on the 3rd day when our child was to be discharged I made sure I was present to get our bill. I thought, if drugs and treatment were free, surely we would pay for admission. As my wife was receiving the final discharged instructions I was waiting for her to tell me how much we were to pay. She came back to tell me that we were now free to go. I couldn’t believe it. So as we were exiting I was still expecting someone to call us back. No one did.


Later on I went on the Oyo State Health Insurance Agency website to learn of the limits of the insurance. It turns out that all treatment our child got was still within the limit.


Everything of value that is gotten free has been paid for in some other way. There is no something for nothing anywhere. Even if it does not cost you personally, it is being paid for somehow. Being a practitioner of systems thinking I began to examine the whole OYSHIS architecture. The scheme can offer free treatment to under 5 children because of the various premiums paid by other participants. The scheme runs on the principle of collective burden sharing.


Two things immediately come to mind: The first is that for the scheme to be sustainable the premiums paid ‘cannot’ be misappropriated. If the participating private hospitals don’t get paid for their services rendered and the drugs dispensed, they will just quit. Secondly, the paying subscribers must be large enough to bear the cost for the care of pregnant women and children under 5.


The Oyo State Health Insurance Scheme is something that must be continued. All developed societies leverage on the advantage of the collective. For instance it is clearly much more economical and sensible for a people to set up a city wide water supply scheme than for everybody to dig wells and boreholes for water. It will cost much less for DISCOs to supply power than for people to have little generators here and there. However, the collective effort thrives on TRUST. People have trust in a system that continues to deliver. Otherwise people decide to go solo—even though this is less effective.


The current administration Abiola Ajimobi that initiated the health insurance scheme will end in May 2019. Whoever becomes governor next year must as matter of priority strengthen the scheme to capture even more people.


As impressive as the scheme is, awareness is still low. After I experienced that the scheme is actually working, some people I discussed with were not even aware it. I am wondering if this is deliberate on the part of the agency in order not to overburden the system. If it is, I can only hope that there are mechanisms in place to strategically increase capacity and that there is real-time feedback so that more people will be brought in. However, if it not, awareness needs to be increased so that the scheme can achieve its purpose. Their mission as stated on their site is ‘…ensuring universal health coverage and access to affordable and quality health care…’


The leaders of the people at every level should show commitment and integrity and thereby build trust so that widespread cynicism among the citizens can start to be cured. Cynicism built over decades cannot be cured by just 6 months of good work. No. The good work must continue.

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Absolute trash

APC is the worst thing to happen to Nigeria

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KingRagnar:
Well PMB recently told NEMA to declare a "national disaster" if need be concerning the excessive cases of flooding in recent times, with this a quick response team for recovery of properties and lost persons will be set up alongside with the Nigerian military. Some amount of money has also been released for humanitarian need and health of displaced persons

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This is absolute trash

Setting up a new agency for natural disasters? The existing agencies for issues like fires how effective are they?

Useless lifeless president

We knew it

It was all a scam

APC is the worst thing to happen to Nigeria

jaxxy:
We keep hearing he scammed Kwara people, I can’t bt wonder did he do smtn worse than same scam I see other governors do to their states? Tinubu, Nyanko, Bello etc...

I wud rather have a Dino than Yaya Bello and probably a saraki than a Buhari.

Buhari doesn’t even run his government it’s pretty clear anytime Osinbajo takes over things become less ambiguous and more coordinated. We know the proxies that run it.

These are paid buhari supporters don't bother with them just ignore them
Election day will speak volumes

midolian:
Crap!

The useless Saraki I know has no good intention for this country but his pockets. And no matter how much politics he plays, he is going to lose an election against Buhari (even if it's massively rigged to favour him)

Says you

Buhati cannot even engage the youth and media in an open unscripted discussion why?

Because fact remains his brain has nothing to comprehend the Dynamics of mordern economics and strategy

He may be a nice man and a nice father but that doesn't make him a good leader

Buhari can't pull.this crowd wthout paying for it

Wow

naijapips04:
Mynd44 earns 50k monthly.

Most mods earn less

The APC buhari posters earn 30k monthly

Tecno ,Infinix and itel marketers sponsored thread

Release a thread and let users tell you 100 things they hate about tecno ,Infinix and itel I am sure the thread will get to 1000 pages

LuciferCristi:
Wait till he's asleep then tiptoe to his bunk & cover his face with a pillow.

Make sure to press down with your arm & pin down his chest with your knee.
This will prevent him from breathing out fully.

He should stop struggling in about a minute but don't release yet.

Maintain pressure for at least a full minute more. This will ensure his lungs don't fill up with air again & increase his chances of resuscitation.

Everything should take 3mins tops then you can quietly tiptoe back to your bed & sleep peacefully.

No one suspect foul play the next morning. They'll all assume he "died in his sleep".

Thank me later.

A bit extreme

So every guy who comes to his girl he should terminate? How long will he keep this up?
Never force yourself on anyone , if she really respected him , he wouldn't have to tell her not to be so late free with other men.

lilmax:
Lol, imagine dating someone who's still going through the wh.ore phase

I've said before, two things involved
either you continue with her and let guys use her till she has sense, this will take 2years

or you dump her and go for someone with the right priorities

Best comment

Imprisoned for another's crime

Only in Nigeria the animal kingdom

Shut up talkative lawyer

APC only exists in fraud , propaganda and the media not in good governance

Failed APC propaganda as usual

Tell us why buhari has failed to give Nigerians security, or defeat bokoharam, or stop fulani herdsmen, or tefuses to persecute APC loyalists or corrupt government officials

So on point

Buhari and APC deceiving Nigerians