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theV0ice:Abi o. All these faceless pple dat are scared of d domestic rats in their homes, now comes on NL to brag. O boy e get as e be o. ![]() Buhari na ex-military man o, he's not GEJ o, military guys no get time 4 bullshit, try nonsense, they'll beat sense in ur skull. |
theV0ice:Pls tell them o b4 someone dies of cardiac arrest. That's how one of my FB friends became obsessed with Rotimi Ameachi, albeit in a negative way. Since GEJ lost d election, a day hardly goes by without her pasting on her wall at least one negative thing about Ameachi. It is either... "Ameachi is finished in Rivers, or Ameachi has bn used and dumped, or Ameachi has lost all the juicy positions etc " funny enough she's from Ondo. Well I get hw they feel, it's like when someone who is stupendously rich suddenly becomes poor, his/her behaviour might just become erratic. Well sha, with time, they will get over it. I just pray it won't be too late for some of them. |
B69U:Really? Then how do u explain the diff btw d collection of PVCs and d turnout of voters in Delta (Collection 1.7m - PDP votes 1.2m plus), Akwa Ibom (Collection 1.4m - PDP votes 1.04m plus) and Rivers (Collection 1.9m - PDP votes 1.48 plus), while no state in other regions of d country could muster 65% turnout? Even Kastina State where Buhari hails 4rm was only able to record a 51% turnout. Do u also recall how many minutes it took d REC from Rivers to read out d figures from that state at d collation center in Abuja? Abeg leave Jega outta dis, was he not d same umpire that was in-charge when Nigerians voted massively for GEJ in 2011? PDP is the architect of its own down fail; Bad governance, over-confidence and corruption were d cause of its downfall. Let them deal with it and form a formidable opposition party, in order to kEep APC on its toes. |
Na exam time-table? ![]() Anyway, may u come out in flying colours. ![]() |
temitemi1:Abeg how many years Diezani Alison-Madueke and GEJ suppose spend for jail ![]() |
ramdris: Does d guy in dat pic look okay to u? You've got to be kidding me. Denrele was still an outpatient then, but he has now graduated to bn an inpatient...He's has always bn crazy, just dat his craze had not matured when they took dat pic. ![]() |
Chai, so this dude (Denrele), oh sorry babe, don dey practice him craze tete...SMH Na Baba God I go hail, whenever He chooses to make someone famous and rich, even if d person chooses to sell moin moin on a London street, him go still succeed ![]() |
Though it's a reward for his hard work and achievement in d Agricultural Sector, but I see OBJ's hand written all over this. ![]() |
ShowYourCertificate:It is as simple as ABC...APGA has always supported PDP at d Federal level... they thought the party will be safer under PDP...they thought APC will never succeed...So forget the "diplomatic approach" thing. At least Okorocha decamped from APGA, and I know those who organised d merger must have approached Obi d same way they approached Okorocha...and we know how close d former was/is to GEJ. Those who believed in APC followed it, and those who thought nothing good will come outta it opted out...Ribadu, Tom Ikimi, d core APGA, and d rest chose to play safe).. |
FriedPlantain:May ur dream come to pass ![]() |
jamesw:Slave contract ke, oti o mba. It was a slave contract when his benefactor was pulling strings on his behalf 4rm Aso Rock...But not anymore; now that his man is busy packing his things outta Aso, d Big Boss don chop the humble pie ![]() |
That's Ogun abenu gongon...My guy be afraid...Be very afraid...My advise run, my guy run!!!! |
That's for failing to dance to Jonah's tune at the just concluded presidential elections, despite the colossal amount of Dollars he received from him. O boy Uncle Jonah dey vex seriously...First d politrickians who chopped his money and cleaned mouth, now it is d IGP. For all of those who chopped Jonah's money without delivering, in Rowen Pope's voice (Scandal TV Series) *be afraid...be very afraid...Jonah is coming 4 y'all. ![]() |
That's is for failing to dance to Jonah's tune at the just concluded presidential elections, despite the colossal amount of Dollars he received from him. O boy Uncle Jonah dey vex seriously...First d politrickians who chopped his money and cleaned mouth, now it is d IG. For all of those who chopped Jonah's money without delivering, in Rowen Pope's voice (Scandal TV Series) *be afraid...Be very afraid...Jonah is coming 4 y'all. ![]() |
jadakiss213:Okay now...You just watch and see. You seem not to be in tune with Nigerian Politics (No offense)...If u're, u'd av noticed dat there a whole lot of things u can achieve when u have Fededral might...E.g Wike And as for the Judiciary, APC still holds 80% of d key to it. Quote anywhere. Do you even know the tribunal in Rivers will be sitting in Abuja, and not PH? |
mescapee:No Prob ![]() |
laplace12:Don't let us argue, time will tell. Plus the APC just came out to debunk the rumuor that they are thru with d zoning of portfolios and NASS positions. |
jadakiss213:If you think Buhari will fold his arms and watch the illegality perpetuated in d last two years in Rivers slide, u're seriously sleeping on a moving bike. ![]() You just go and read the interview by Buhari at his Daura country home , and deduce 4 urself what he will do in Rivers. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/why-my-cabinet-will-be-small-president-elect-buhari/ Though he won't condone lawlessness, but u just watch and see how he'll go about it. A military man will always be a military man, so don't get twisted bro. |
I just can't wait for Ameachi get that juicy portfolio and begin to pay this man back in his own coin. I betrayer of d highest order! |
soe:It is called xenocide. |
14:Hmm...I haven't thought about it that way, but at least now I can differentiate d violent tribe (Zulus) from d odas. But in order not to be given a bad name, it will be better 4 d govt of day to be firm in its fight again the menace called xenophobia. Plus other tribes too need to come out to raise their voices against it, protect and rescue foreigners when they are bn attacked, only then can we say not all South African tribes are violent. |
Crime and violence is so embedded in their hearts that some times even security operatives turn a blind eye to the harm those eita boys do to foreigners. There was a day I and a friend were at the Johannesburg CBD park to board a bus to Pretoria; while waiting for d next bus, three guys in their teens came at us with knives and a gun, and began to request 4 our phones and wallets. But then two soldiers emerged from a corner, I was like 'thank God, our life savers are here'...I beckoned at the soldiers, they looked at our direction, looked at the gun, smiled and walked away. I knew with my action things could go ugly, I tapped my friend and we made a run 4 it...Unfortunately my friend fell, he was robbed and beaten. I had to run to a mall where there lots of Nigerians to call 4 help. But for their timely intervention, he wld have bn fatally injured or even worse. I will just advise Nigerians in SA to make sure they walk in groups to avoid bn waylaid...That's if it's important to even go out all. |
What is it with all these Kings and their horrific statements? Perhaps their local gods are blood thirsty. We are just getting over Oba Akiolu's statement, now these...Thank God for d maturity of d Yoruba and Igbo pple. I lived in that country 4 close to four yrs, and I can say VIOLENCE is enshrined in d heart of an average black South African (though there some nice ones among them), they only need a little provocation to unleash it. |
fejicruz:Well said |
That's what you call respect...When u meet an elderly man, one who is old enough to be ur father... U bow while greeting him...He's not like Fayose and PEJ. |
You typed this around 4:20pm yesterday, If you are still alive now then good 4 u...Now, what u'll do is to start a chat with ur friend via whatsapp, facebook or whateva medium u can think of... Pls let him knw b4 his destiny is turned upside down patapata, but be sure dis ur friend is a mature guy who won't start giving d manager attitude or even confront him. I understand u, not all Christians can confront evil when they see one. If u think u are not spiritually strong enough to handle this situation, look for a very good Pastor to go to the company neutrally to deliver those pple b4 it's too late. |
Abumadea:Heya!! Yours is even better, my friend spent 7 yrs in OOU, studying Mass Comm 4rm 100L. My own story in dat school ehn, na super story, na make man just 4get am. Anyway sha, dat's wat set OOU apart from it's peers...one will be very lucky to graduate without experiencing at least 3 long strikes. |
Abumadea:Chai!!! Na Medicine you study? ![]() But on a more serious note, OOU can reset one's bright destiny if care is not taken. |
Olabisi Onabanjo University ![]() |
Layonle:It seems you don't get wat I'm trying to say here. Wat I am saying is that, you don't just concede and congratulate the announced winner when u feel the process dat gave him victory is flawed simply because u want to be tagged 'the man is good'. |
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BeeBeeOoh:In a democratic setting you concede defeat and congratulate d victor if the process is free and fair. But it will be stupi-dity of d highest order when u concede victory in a flawed process. Example of states where PDP has not conceded defeat, but are either claiming d election was rigged or should be cancelled.. Lagos Agbaje congratulated Ambode but is Party is claiming the election was rigged by APC. Ogun The PDP candidate is yet to congratulate the winner, claiming rigged polls. And for ur info, Dr Fayemi of d APC was d first to concede defeat and congratulate his opponent, Fayose, in d current political setting, even b4 GEJ did it. So don't get it twisted. |
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