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BusinessOpen Letter To FASHOLA On Website Scandal by InglishTeechar(op): 7:53am On Aug 14, 2015
This is an open letter to the former Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji FASHOLA.

Dear Sir,

I have waited for your response on the alleged scandal of the absurd amount in awarding a contract worth 78 million naira of tax payers money for the 'upgrade' of a website bearing your name www.tundefashola.com and not that of the Lagos State Government, when the news broke I thought it was just one of those rumors we read online but first came the defence of the company awarded the contract stating that they only collected less than 10 million naira, then came your official statement confirming that the contract was indeed awarded for 78 million naira.

Please sir, did you or your staff make any inquiry with professionals before awarding such contracts? Because if you did you will know that the said amount is totally unacceptable.

Firstly, the contractor claimed the website can be accorded the same value as that of Facebook and Twitter, but sir, Facebook and Twitter were built on a robost social media platform having millions of daily users and are commercial entities, your website is nothing close and can be downloaded for less than 500 USD as a template from eighter WordPress or Joomla.

Secondly, you claimed in your official open letter that the reason why the said website cost so much was because of the integration of mobile apps, sir, please google 'convert website to mobile app' and you will realize that it would have cost the Lagos State Government less than 1000 USD of tax payers money to get an app for all the popular platforms for the website.

Sir, ignorance is not an excuse, you should have consulted with professionals before embarking on this image shattering journey.

Yours truly,

Inglishteechar
With love from Nairaland.
PoliticsOpen Letter To FASHOLA On Website Scandal by InglishTeechar(op): 7:47am On Aug 14, 2015
This is an open letter to the former Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji FASHOLA.

Dear Sir,

I have waited for your response on the alleged scandal of the absurd amount in awarding a contract worth 78 million naira of tax payers money for the 'upgrade' of a website bearing your name www.tundefashola.com and not that of the Lagos State Government, when the news broke I thought it was just one of those rumors we read online but first came the defence of the company awarded the contract stating that they only collected less than 10 million naira, then came your official statement confirming that the contract was indeed awarded for 78 million naira.

Please sir, did you or your staff make any inquiry with professionals before awarding such contracts? Because if you did you will know that the said amount is totally unacceptable.

Firstly, the contractor claimed the website can be accorded the same value as that of Facebook and Twitter, but sir, Facebook and Twitter were built on a robost social media platform having millions of daily users and are commercial entities, your website is nothing close and can be downloaded for less than 500 USD as a template from eighter WordPress or Joomla.

Secondly, you claimed in your official open letter that the reason why the said website cost so much was because of the integration of mobile apps, sir, please google 'convert website to mobile app' and you will realize that it would have cost the Lagos State Government less than 1000 USD of tax payers money to get an app for all the popular platforms for the website.

Sir, ignorance is not an excuse, you should have consulted with professionals before embarking on this image shattering journey.

Yours truly,

Inglishteechar
With love from Nairaland.

Cc Barcanista Lalasticlala Ishilove
PoliticsAn Open Letter To FASHOLA On Website Scandal - Inglishteechar by InglishTeechar(op):
This is an open letter to the former Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji FASHOLA.

Dear Sir,

I have waited for your response on the alleged scandal of the absurd amount in awarding a contract worth 78 million naira of tax payers money for the 'upgrade' of a website bearing your name www.tundefashola.com and not that of the Lagos State Government, when the news broke I thought it was just one of those rumors we read online but first came the defence of the company awarded the contract stating that they only collected less than 10 million naira, then came your official statement confirming that the contract was indeed awarded for 78 million naira.

Please sir, did you or your staff make any inquiry with professionals before awarding such contracts? Because if you did you will know that the said amount is totally unacceptable.

Firstly, the contractor claimed the website can be accorded the same value as that of Facebook and Twitter, but sir, Facebook and Twitter were built on a robost social media platform having millions of daily users and are commercial entities, your website is nothing close and can be downloaded for less than 500 USD as a template from eighter WordPress or Joomla.

Secondly, you claimed in your official open letter that the reason why the said website cost so much was because of the integration of mobile apps, sir, please google 'convert website to mobile app' and you will realize that it would have cost the Lagos State Government less than 1000 USD of tax payers money to get an app for all the popular platforms for the website.

Sir, ignorance is not an excuse, you should have consulted with professionals before embarking on this image shattering journey.

Yours truly,

Inglishteechar
With love from Nairaland.

Cc Barcanista Lalasticlala Ishilove
PoliticsRe: Fayose Buying Soup Ingredients In The Market by InglishTeechar(m): 9:41am On Aug 13, 2015
HungerBAD:
You can go to School, but you cannot buy Class.

Only Governor without an iota of CLASS in Nigeria. But, again why was i expecting anything good from a PDP Governor.
You praised Bill Gate's wife when she carried a galon of water in Africa yet condem your brother for mingling with the poor, hypocrit, if your definition of CLASS is not to be seen with the poor then you have a serious problem...God can never bless people like you, imagine you be as rich as Bill Gate people will mean nothing to you, you will demand everybody become your slave and climb their head so as not to set foot on the floor. So you see, don't blame God for not blessing you cuz he won't because of your attitude towards mankind.
PoliticsRe: Refugees From Togo Spotted In Ikoyi This Morning (photos) by InglishTeechar(m): 9:07am On Aug 13, 2015
gabazin080:
Wetin carry dem go togo wen S.A dey dere. Dis people can fall hand sha.

Togo go come dey feel like say na America dem be
Abeg na wetin dis guy just yarn? Guy abeg check well e bi like one screw don lost for ya brain.
PoliticsRe: On The Alleged CNN Ireport About Buhari's Probe Of Harlibuton Scandal by InglishTeechar(m): 5:22pm On Aug 12, 2015
socialmediaman:
This is a reaction to the alleged CNN ireport that made frontpage this morning: https://www.nairaland.com/2519816/cnn-investigates-why-buhari-dumped/2#36870336

Its no news or surprise the extent to which the opposition and critics of the Buhari government are willing to go in spreading falsehood and preying on gullible minds for the sole aim of putting pressure on Buhari's government to back down on its anti-corruption stance.

On the alleged report, firstly, visiting the ireport CNN website, you will see a disclaimer clearly written on this questionable report by CNN (http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1259469) which reads:

CNN PRODUCER NOTE CNN iReport is the network’s user-generated news community. The stories here come from our audience and are not edited, fact-checked or screened before they post. If you think this iReport violates our community guidelines, please tell us by clicking on the "This is Inappropriate" button below. You can learn more about how iReport works on our About page. http://ireport.cnn.com/about.jspa

This clearly shows that this news was neither reported nor investigated by CNN. It was clearly the work of a person who has no way of getting any credible news media to investigate or clarify the questionable report, and the best the individual could do was run to the CNN ireport community to propagate falsehood. For the avoidance of doubt, anyone can report anything on CNN ireport website, just like anyone can report anything on nairaland website.

It will also interest you to know that this questionable report possibly has its roots from a vanguard news report on August 29, 2012 titled: Buhari Dares IBB, at a time when Buhari was a presidential aspirant under the platform of CPC. At that point, Buhari had dared IBB to expose any corruption facts he (IBB) had on him (Buhari) while also accusing IBB and other leaders of being the ones who destroyed this country. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/corruption-buhari-dares-ibb/

There are also insinuations that Kashim Afegbua who was implicated in this questionable news report no longer works for IBB


Conclusion
The alleged news report is misleading and should be dismissed as the work of propagandists and has nothing at all to do with CNN as it was not edited, fact-checked or screened before it was published on the ireport community website.

God Bless Nigeria

- SocialMediaMan
Guy, na how much APC pay you? It's obvious you work for them.
PoliticsRe: PDP Drags Amaechi To EFCC by InglishTeechar(m): 8:00am On Aug 12, 2015
[quote austeriousman post=36865470]But why can't this sore losers (pdp) simply let things be[/quote]GEJ administration should be probed but trust me FASHOLA and AMEACHI were part of the administration and will cry because they also have skeleton in their cupboard.
PoliticsRe: Ayo Oritsejafor, Abdulsalami Meet Buhari In Aso Rock (Photo) by InglishTeechar(m): 8:39pm On Aug 11, 2015
omooba969:
Seems u dnt knw d scores, even jona.daft knows d kinda blazing sword hanging over his neck cos he has stepped on toes. If u care to knw, d powers dat be want to ensure dat GEJ is punished for being disrespectful.

Av u forgotten so quickly hw he & his crew assassinated d character of d Nigerian Army during d build up to elections?

Av u forgotten hw he gave his word not to pursue second term ambition as president? But he made a u-turn & u expect d political class (especiallrthern elite/caucus PMB inclusive) to waive it just like dat? cheesy u must be joking!

GEJ & his PDP crew were busy looting and @d same time threatening not to renew oil block licence of some prominent political big boiz...chai, u dnt knw anything guy. The list of his sins is endless.

FYI, Nigerian politics is ruthless & dis guys r not prepared to forgive GEJ. Dealing wit GEJ will serve as a deterrent to other civilian politicians who may become daring in d future. We all knw dat selective justice is rife in 9ja & GEJ will definitely be served @d appropriate time.

Enjoy. cool
So out of hate for Jonathan you begin type this long reply...you need deliverance, why not channel this energy and time into something productive.
PoliticsRe: Ayo Oritsejafor, Abdulsalami Meet Buhari In Aso Rock (Photo) by InglishTeechar(m): 8:32pm On Aug 11, 2015
obailala:
If Jonathan is confirmed to have personally stolen money, he will be disgraced and he will be made to return the recoverable loot and also expose his cronies... And yes, he may not be sent to prison out of sheer respect if that is what would make all ye wailers happy.
Abeg name one former president of Nigeria including Buhari wey fit swear say him no touch government money. Guy no let them deceive you, they are all partner in crime, you go dey Nairaland dey shout like person wey no get work or future while all the former presidents go dey drink coffee for Federal Executive Council meeting. You better face your life and stop giving yourself sleepless night over this bastards.
PoliticsRe: We Are No Longer In Military Era, Abdulsalami Peace Committee Tells Buhari by InglishTeechar(m): 8:24pm On Aug 11, 2015
midolian:
Fvck the peace committee.. All these criminals must be brought to book. I don't fvcking care how undecided

The guilty and the brainwashed see buhari's fight against corruption as a "witch-hunt", but we, the well-meaning Nigerians see it as "progress-hunt". Naija must move forward!
Sharrap, you are not a well meaning Nigerian. Have you forgotten the effort of this committee during the elections when Nigeria could have witnessed a civil war? I no blame you, if to say we go war you no for see phone or network to type this rubbish. just because you love APC no mean say make you no dey apply sense even if na small sense.
BusinessCBN Now Force Us To Keep Money At Home, What Happened To The Cashless Policy? by InglishTeechar(op): 8:40am On Aug 11, 2015
Just reading the recent bombardment of policies from the CBN, from reducing the amount of foreign currencies to be deposited on domiciliary accounts and the rejection of foreign currency deposited via the counter to the introduction of reduced cash withdrawals on ATMs. It won't be long that people will start keeping huge cash at home. We will be forced to prefer cash payment instead of the electronic payment. The CBN spent so much on the campaign of introducing the cashless policy but now seem to be backtracking and sending us back to the cave. Has the CBN lost it completely?

Cc lasticlala Barcanista ishilove
PoliticsRe: We Spent N78m To Upgrade Fashola’s Website – LASG Insists by InglishTeechar(m): 11:59am On Aug 10, 2015
free2ryhme:
this is too important to be debated on rumors, Ambode should man up and make his allegation known instead of this sad cowardly attack. I am waiting for facts before i make a comment
Chai you get sense at all? Which fact are you still looking for? Abi this one na yash?
PoliticsRe: APC: Without Tangible Evidence, EFCC Will Not Go After Tinubu, Amaechi by InglishTeechar(m): 2:05pm On Aug 09, 2015
BigElEddy:
Provide evidence or shut up. Wike has been wailing about Ameachi yet all he has shown us as evidence is the governors bedroom and kitchen claiming Ameachi stole bed spread, plates, and spoons.
Most People EFCC have gone after from the last administration like Dasuki are not suppose to belong to any party in the first place.
For those wailing "witch hunting", there is a concept of witch hunting that was applied during the old days. If someone is suspected of practicing witchcraft, the person is chased, caught and then tried before a panel. If found guilty the person is burnt, if NOT GUILTY they let the person GO.
So nobody should be scared unless they practiced some sort of "witchcraft" during their time in public offices.
APC members are so blind that even when an evidence is in front of them they can't see it.
PoliticsRe: Fashola's N78 M Scandal Trending On Twitter by InglishTeechar(m): 12:14pm On Aug 08, 2015
socialmediaman:
Not really, I am privileged to know that there are websites worth millions of dollars inside but they also appear simple when you look at them.
The project description states 'upgrade' of website, meaning the website already exist, so are you telling me that he intend to use tax payers money to finance a personal project?...because the last time I checked the name of the website is www.tundefashola.com and not Lagos state government. Haba receive sense in Jesus name
PoliticsRe: Fashola's N78 M Scandal Trending On Twitter by InglishTeechar(m): 12:09pm On Aug 08, 2015
socialmediaman:
Custom made ERP websites could cost as much as $3 million dollars or more. They are deployed in hospitals, schools and universities, government, oil companies, banks, multinationals, construction etc. A major Bank in Nigeria once paid N4 billion Naira to develop their website which runs an ERP software on it
So you mean Fashola now owns a bank...APC are just full of dullards.
PoliticsRe: Fashola's N78 M Scandal Trending On Twitter by InglishTeechar(m): 12:07pm On Aug 08, 2015
cabaliciouscabal:
it is u dat should shut ur stinking mouth, d guy was only trying to analyze d mode dat surround d contract, and he seems to know more abt d job dan u, u claim to be educated but ur line of discussion doubts Weda u actually went to school, u didn't educate us on y u think d amount should not be up to dat , instead u ar speaking British Ghetto Grammer , U PDP apologists ar only Wailing, Fashola will definitely get appointment in dis government, and if u ar not happy after it has appened, I personally advice u all to follow Oba Akiolu's Theory. Foool
Mumu so you need people to educate you why and if amala is sold for 2millions naira per wrap in bukka...common sense is definitely not common. If Satan becomes an APC member people like you will be glad to embrace and defend him
PoliticsRe: Fashola's N78 M Scandal Trending On Twitter by InglishTeechar(m): 12:00pm On Aug 08, 2015
socialmediaman:
Read this before you conclude:

I am not here to find Fashola innocent or guilty or hold a brief for him. I do not have the details of the contract so i would wait for a statement from Fashola before drawing my conclusions. Fashola is definitely not crazy to award a contract of 78 million for just a website upgrade. There could be more to it, let's give him some benefit of doubt

If you're knowledgable about websites, you'll know that a contract like this would involve much more than the website itself, like:

Development of custom school management software (ERP system)

Development of taxi service management system ( example Uber)

Development of other custom software management systems for the Fashola projects

If that's the case, then This is no biggie, it's worth the amount, but I am not holding brief for Fashola on this as I do not have details of the said contract award, when he releases a statement, I'll do my own personal assessment about it. We're in an Information Age though, his bad. But for now, I'll say innocent until proven guilty.
You are already defending him, did he tell you he intend to use the money for the projects you listed above? Guy you can't mess with our intelligence, we are not as foolish as you think. The website looks more like a personal website of a politician and not some startup were you could invite bill gate to help build. People like you can as well defend Satan that he did not mean to kill Jesus even when there is an evidence he did.
Christianity EtcRe: The Big Question: Why Do Most Christians Believe Angels Have Wings? by InglishTeechar(op): 5:45am On Aug 08, 2015
Knowledge is power...seek knowledge.
Christianity EtcThe Big Question: Why Do Most Christians Believe Angels Have Wings? by InglishTeechar(op):

-Do angels have wings?

Do angels have wings? If we can generalize then we might say that most modern Christians would say “yes” to this question. If we were to ask what evidence there was for such an answer then we might struggle to receive a response. Some might turn to the renaissance painters, some to church history or story books. However these are not sources of Divine revelation. The real question is “What does the Bible say about this subject. We hope to open up its pages and examine it’s teaching in the forgoing article.

-Who are the angels?

So – lets have a brief introduction to who the angels are before we consider if they have wings. The Bible teaches that angels are “ministering spirits” (Hebrews 1:14) which are sent forth by God to help those called to a knowledge of Gods truth and to bring about Gods purpose with the earth. They currently work under the direction of the Lord Jesus Christ, who, since his resurrection and ascension to glory has been given by God, authority over them (1 Peter 3:22).

If the question were asked – where exactly did these “ministering spirits” come from, we would have to answer honestly; that the Bible is mainly silent on this account. It must therefore not be necessary for our salvation to know the answer to this question at this present time (2 Timothy 3:15).

In the Bible angels are often used by God as his representatives and as such are often given the name of God. For example we read in Exodus:

“Behold, I send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into the place which I have prepared. Beware of him, and obey his voice, provoke him not; for he will not pardon your transgressions: for my name is in him.” Exodus 23:20-21

They are then important “messengers” from God which is what the hebrew for “angel” (which is “mal’ak”) literally translates as meaning.

The Bible teaches that these angels are always obedient to God and do His will.

“Bless the LORD, ye his angels, that excel in strength, that do his commandments, hearkening unto the voice of his word. Bless ye the LORD, all ye his hosts; ye ministers of his, that do his pleasure.” Psalm 103:20-21

-Man created in the form of angels

An interesting thing to consider is that if angels have wings then so should you and I. Consider this verse in Genesis:

“So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him” Genesis 1:27

The word “God” in the hebrew is “Elohim” and means “mighty ones”. Elsewhere in the Bible the word has been translated “angels” (see for example Psalm 8:5 and then the apostles Paul’s endorsement of that translation in Hebrews 2:7). So this tells us that man was created in the same shape as the angels. Men do not have wings. Therefore angels do not have wings.
Angels mistaken for men

We can see that angels were in the form of men because often they are described and mistaken for “men”. Consider these verses:

“And the angel of the LORD appeared unto the woman, and said unto her, Behold now, thou art barren, and bearest not: but thou shalt conceive, and bear a son… And Manoah arose, and went after his wife, and came to the man, and said unto him, Art thou the man that spakest unto the woman?” Judges 13:3+11

“And there came two angels to Sodom at even; and Lot sat in the gate of Sodom: and Lot seeing them rose up to meet them; and he bowed himself with his face toward the ground; And he said, Behold now, my lords, turn in, I pray you, into your servant’s house… But before they lay down, the men of the city, even the men of Sodom, compassed the house round, both old and young, all the people from every quarter: And they called unto Lot, and said unto him, Where are the men which came in to thee this night? bring them out unto us, that we may know them…” Genesis 19:1-5

If these angels then had huge wings how were they mistaken for mere men? They couldn’t of had wings!

-Do angels need wings?

The idea of wings probably entered “Christianity” through the ideas of Paganism. Many of the pagan “Gods” had wing. These inventions of man would have been given wings because in ancient times this was the only known way of flying and traveling swiftly. Of course immortal powerful beings do not need wings to get around! The power of God the Almighty creator is not contained by rules of nature which He has created! We see then in the Bible many instances of people that God teleports using his spirit or “power”. This should not surprise us – as we have said God created everything we see around us. Science is a study of this creation and for the most part it has set rules which men can define and examine. However these rules do not constrain God if He needs to break them.

Jesus, after his resurrection ascended up into heaven in front of his disciples. This is what we read:

“And when he had spoken these things, while they beheld, he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight.” Acts 1:9

Did Jesus have wings? Nobody would suggest that! So if he could fly by the power of God without wings why would angels need wings?

Consider the example of Philip, an early beleiver. We have a record in Acts 8 that he was preaching to an Ethiopian Eunuch. After he had given the gospel to this man and baptized him we read:

“And when they were come up out of the water, the Spirit of the Lord caught away Philip, that the eunuch saw him no more: and he went on his way rejoicing. But Philip was found at Azotus: and passing through he preached in all the cities, till he came to Caesarea.” Acts 8:39-40

Azotus was around 25 miles away so Philip was in effect ‘teleported’ there. No need for wings! How much more useless would wings be to an immortal being like an angel!

These experience of being teleported by Gods power was also shared by Elijah. We have this said to him by Obediah:

“And it shall come to pass, as soon as I am gone from thee, that the Spirit of the LORD shall carry thee whither I know not…” 1 Kings 18:12

-The Cherubim / Seraphim

The only thing closely resembling the idea that angels have wings in the Bible are “Cherubim”. A fusion of Pagan ideas into Christianity saw the adaptation of the Greek God “Cupid” into the so called Christian “Cherub”. The cute “god of love” is depicted a little child with wings, who flies around firing little arrows into peoples hearts so that they fall in love. Such a god is clearly the makings of mans imagination.

What does the Bible teach about Cherubim then? We read of Cherubim in a number of places and they are described as having wings. However they are also described as having four faces; a man, a lion, an ox and an eagle (Ezekiel 1). They are also described as having wheels as well as wings. They also have feet which are like the colour of “burnished brass” and their general appearance is like “burning coals of fire” (Ezekiel 1:7&13).

In most places these beings are often used in a symbolic way. For example in the visions of Ezekiel which we have refereed to, or in the Most Holy place in the Tabernacle – in which all the features were symbolic, pointing to the work of Christ in some way (Galatians 3:24). Their ‘features’ are all symbols whose meaning can be deciphered by looking up the characteristics in other parts of the Bible. They represent Gods character which is manifested.

We read of the Seraphim in Isaiah 6. This is clearly a vision and has a deeper, symbolic meaning than at first glance. In Isaiah 6 we read for example that the Seraphim take coals from the alter of the temple and place them in Isaiah’s mouth – this is obviously a vision and not literal because Isaiah speaks soon afterwards (v8). Just as the coals are not literal, the Seraphim are not either.

Can we take these symbolic creatures and apply their symbolic characteristics as literal elements of an angel? It seems like quite a jump to assume that because a symbolic Cherubim has symbolic wings that they should be made literal on a literal angel!
What is the future role of the angels?

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is soon to return to the earth. There is to be a resurrection and judgment and those accepted will be granted eternal life (1 Corinthians 15:23+50-51). These new immortals will assist Christ in establishing Gods Kingdom on the earth (Luke 1:32-33, Matthew 6:10, Acts 1:6, Psalm 149:9)- with Jerusalem as it’s capital (Micah 4:cool. The wicked will be destroyed and Christ will rule in peace and righteousness. The newly appointed immortals, previously lowly in the eyes of men (1 Corinthians 1:27 & 3:18-20), will be mercifully given an undeserved place of high authority to rule with Christ in that day – as Kings and Priests (Revelation 5:20). They will rule over those who have accepted Christ as the King and will help teach them the ways of God. The Bible indicates that this state will continue for 1000 years (Revelation 20:6) and then there will be another resurrection and judgment – where finally the wicked will be eradicated and all the righteous given immortality. Death will be eradicated from the earth and we are told “God will be all in all” (1 Corinthians 15:26-28).

But where are the angels in this future age to come you may ask? All we know is that they do not seem to have an active role. We read this for example in Hebrews:

“For unto the angels hath he not put in subjection the world to come, whereof we speak.” Hebrews 2:5

It seems therefore that the role of the angels will be superseded by the immortal faithful at the time of Christ return and at the birth of the age to come. We read that like the angels, those prepared to follow Christ now are a people being prepared “for Gods name” (Acts 15:14). A glorious destiny is set before them. Consider the words of the Lord Jesus Christ:

“The children of this world marry, and are given in marriage: But they which shall be accounted worthy to obtain that world, and the resurrection from the dead, neither marry, nor are given in marriage: Neither can they die any more: for they are equal unto the angels; and are the children of God, being the children of the resurrection.” Luke 20:36

-Conclusion

So what a journey we have been on in this consideration. By asking a simple question about angels we have seen from the word of God that this subject opens up many important topics which deal with the message of the Bible itself. The great hope of a future Kingdom. The merciful offer of God of eternal life and a place in that future Kingdom on this earth. An offer to be made “equal unto the angels”. The question is – what do we do about this offer?


http://www.the-gospel-truth.info/do-angels-have-wings/

Cc Barcanista, Lalasticlala, ishilove
PoliticsThe Big Question: Is Jonathan The Only Former President Of Nigeria? by InglishTeechar(op):
I write this post without any party affiliation but it seems some Nigerians just lack short memory or they chose to ignore the administration of past leaders, as a Nigerian ask yourself this very honest question. Is the former president of Nigeria Goodluck Ebele Jonathan the beginning of Nigeria's problems? Is he the cause of Nigeria's problem? So why so much fuss about him alone why not other leaders, we must be very careful in our criticism so as not to invite God's anger.

Cc Barcanista, Lalasticlala, ishilove
PoliticsRe: Buhari Brought N2.7trn Investments From US Visit - Presidency by InglishTeechar(m): 12:11pm On Aug 06, 2015
heykims:
Another bad day for my fellow Nigerians on the opposite side of Change..

Make I no mention names sha..
You keep wasting your time displaying your stupidity in public...how on earth with all the 18 years you spent going to school still don't know the difference between 'will' and 'have' please tell me...how is the word 'will' an achievement? APC keep using the word 'will' I can not remember them using the word 'have' yet their dumb followers will keep shouting 'baba is working'...Hello, baba is NOT working until he start telling us what he has done and not what he will do or what he is going to do.
PoliticsRe: Buhari Brought N2.7trn Investments From US Visit - Presidency by InglishTeechar(m): 12:09pm On Aug 06, 2015
deejayALFY:
" Obama welcomes Nigeria's
freshly elected president after the country's first ever democratic
transition.... ALL HAIL BABA PMB



PMB BEING HONOURED..



@WAILING WAILERS THIS IS A HEART BREAKING MESSAGE TO YOU GUYS...

“some of the more immediate benefits of the
President’s trip to the US include: the proposed $2.1 billion fund from
the World Bank for the re-development of the northeast battered by
Boko Haram; $5 billion from US investors in Nigeria’s agriculture
sector; $1.5 billion investment in the Nigerian’s health sector; and
another $5 billion investment from the US in our country’s power
sector.


GOD BLESS BABA PMB MY HERO

GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

click like if u are a progressive
You keep wasting your time displaying your stupidity in public...how on earth with all the 18 years you spent going to school still don't know the difference between 'will' and 'have' please tell me...how is the word 'will' an achievement? APC keep using the word 'will' I can not remember them using the word 'have' yet their dumb followers will keep shouting 'baba is working'...Hello, baba is NOT working until he start telling us what he has done and not what he will do or what he is going to do.
PoliticsRe: Buhari Brought N2.7trn Investments From US Visit - Presidency by InglishTeechar(m): 12:04pm On Aug 06, 2015
PassingShot:
And again the president scores another vital goal in his administration of less than three months. In the process, he has increased the wailing of the wailers.

In just one trip to the USA, PMB has secured:
1. US starting the process of lifting arms embargo on Nigeria as reported earlier https://www.thecable.ng/us-ready-lift-arms-embargo-nigeria

2. Direct investment of $13.6bn (N2.7tn)

3. Improved relationship between US and Nigeria

While wailers will continue to peddle their lies such as the N2.2bn expenses, PMB/VPYO will continue to bring unsurpassed achievements to Nigeria.

Btw, was there any sane human being that believed the lie of N2.2bn as the cost of the trip? How can a normal person just swallow blatant lies such as that when it was widely reported that PMB and his team were accommodated by the US government? How could any sensible person accept a figure that didn't show any breakdown of its components?

Wailers have fish brains indeed.
You keep wasting your time displaying your stupidity in public...how on earth with all the 18 years you spent going to school still don't know the difference between 'will' and 'have' please tell me...how is the word 'will' an achievement? APC keep using the word 'will' I can not remember them using the word 'have' yet their dumb followers will keep shouting 'baba is working'...Hello, baba is NOT working until he start telling us what he has done and not what he will do or what he is going to do.
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by InglishTeechar(m): 12:37pm On Apr 04, 2015
egift:
That I can agree with. He is doing all he can to grant Patience's wish in Edo; not to bring him food in Prison. Am glad Buhari is granting him a soft landing.

Let there be Peace.
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by InglishTeechar(m): 12:37pm On Apr 04, 2015
Rainmaker69:
Accepting defeat isn't a mark of heroism. Especially after the debacle in Rivers and the SS/SE.
It's okay to commend GEJ (whatever) but please don't obscure and rewrite history in the process. More importantly, anyone who can receive praise must be ready to receive criticism.
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by InglishTeechar(m): 12:36pm On Apr 04, 2015
crownprince102:
GEJ's attrocities can't be foggotten that easily. Conceding defeat doesn't change the fact he is a Kleptocrat.
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]
PoliticsRe: Dear Oby, A People Have The Right To Choose Their Hero by InglishTeechar(m): 12:27pm On Apr 04, 2015
mcdokwe:
I have been in Nigeria for quite a while and it beats me how a people can be so insensitive, attention seeking and never know when to give up.

I have always tried to stay away from political discus especially when it is difficult to be objective or expect that the other party tries to be, no matter how little.

Oby Ezekwesili is one woman who has had her chance to build Nigeria, how much she was able to impact on the polity is a topic for another day.

She obviously, like most of us, wanted to hold on and remain in the political space and especially considering the fact that her party was still in power. But Uncle Joe wouldn't have any of that and that explains her fighting from the other side (very understandable)

She had done her best in trying to ridicule the Presidency especially using her bring back our girls campaign. Not my business.

She had openly identified with the opposition. Understandable

But she doesn't have the right to choose whom our heroes are.

Our lives are not lived on the TV and might not worth anything to her other than a veiled advocacy which of course would be belated. So we choose our hero who made sure nothing happened to us.

After the conduct of the Presidential Elections, a lot of us, Corp Members, Market women, Christians living in the north (even where they are majority) slept with our eyes open, looked back with every step thrown, left our known residents, closed down our businesses, avoided a lot of places, vowed not to be part of of the elections anymore due to the obvious danger should GEJ do what Oby and those she worked for do just to win an election.

Our lives were in danger, our investments stood the risk of being torched by irate un enlightened followers who do not understand. How a democracy works.

But this man decided not to let all these happen, he didn't use the tools at his disposal to ensure he remains there and when he lost, he didn't cry on national TV wiping up sentiments and threatening to bring down the heavens, he didn't wait for people to act first and cause mayhem which off course would have been replied, he acted first.

He conceded defeat and on time, no protests that would have led to the loss of lives, all the fears were allayed and the known violence that would have followed if the result turned the other way averted.

So GEJ is my hero, and that of a thousand folks whose being and well-being were threatened.
He doesn't have to be yours given that you were made irrelevant in his government, he doesn't have to be yours since your loyalty unquestionably lies the other way, he just doesn't have to be your hero but don't tell us whom our hero should be.

#GEJMyHero
#GEJdnewface of democratic Nigeria
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]
PoliticsRe: See What Some Nigerians Are Claiming They Saw After Buhari Was Announced Winner by InglishTeechar(m): 12:23pm On Apr 04, 2015
contactmorak:
Some said they saw an unusual rainbow, while others say it was like an eclipse of the moon. This claims are currently being spread around the social media. Well, we have nothing to say about it. Did you see anything like that? But even if it's true they saw something like this, could it really mean anything?

http://www.splendormag.com/2015/04/see-what-some-nigerians-are-claiming.html
PEOPLE LOVE TO BE DECEIVED...WE LIKE TO CREATE THINGS TO TALK ABOUT SHA.
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by InglishTeechar(m): 12:18pm On Apr 04, 2015
Brimmie:
Thank you ma! Exactly what we've been telling them!

To them, If your House Rent expire and you leave The House peacefully, you deserve a Nobel Prize Award. At least for leaving in peace. Rubbish!!
undecided
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by InglishTeechar(m): 12:18pm On Apr 04, 2015
raumdeuter:
Well said

The Heroes are Buhari, Jagaban, Jega, and the millions who stayed on the queue in the rain and sun to vote Jonathanout
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by InglishTeechar(m): 12:17pm On Apr 04, 2015
braine:
I think he's not worth the status too. Conceding defeat is the only right thing to do coz we all saw that he actually lost. So I don't see what the big deal is.
[b]A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero![/b]

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