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Association of fallen Olympus. .... But some guys can change a standing boob to a flat slippers overnight... |
. Spiritual merchants |
It will only take genuine and concerted effort to snatch off ABA from the shackles and manacles of flooding... |
Is the phone in our common retail outlets like slot and others? |
Creativity taken to the underworld... Maybe the corpse was a drunk in his days or star ambassador |
.. As if they were there by people's mandate if not election rigging and superimposition of themselves on the poor electorate |
If only merit can be extended to every sector of Nigeria just like in football, no body will cry of marginalization but... |
If only the political leaders in the south east did not sell their birthright for a pottage with the almajiris,.... Who is Garba Shehu? |
Today remains historic day in the annals of Nigeria history. Howbeit, there is a begging question pervading my ratiocination in our nation's peregrination to the attainment of nationhood. Are we truly free? No doubt freedom is the ultimate desire of every mortal, as no one prides in servitude, perpetual incarceration, fetters and shackles in all its shades and facades. However, a cursory look into the days of yore of colonialism seem to be better, though an anomaly. If after 57 years, we are yet to solve the hydra headed monsters of epileptic power supply, nepotism, ethnocentric chauvinist, phagocytic parochialism, abuse of public offices for personal aggrandizements, interminable ASUU strikes, poor Medicare, embezzlement of public funds without battling an eyelid, non payment of workers salaries and wages, low literacy index, high poverty rate, and other human development indices dovetailing in the negative ; then, it becomes a glaring fact to surmise that we are in a deep quagmire of bondage though walking freely. The exhibition of marginalization in all its shades and facades and its consequent cries that have tingled the ears of those with a conscience. This is meted against a people seen as conquered territory, one the president sees as second class citizens through his body language, having classified them as the 5%ers, leaves one with no choice than to Google the true meaning of freedom in political parlance. Am a Nigerian, because the world sees and knows me as such, but have Nigeria treated me so good as to earn my patriotism? John F. Kennedy in his inaugural address in the white house to American citizens gave them a charge 'Do not think of what America can do for you, rather what you can do for America'. Thus, the highest level of patriotism is expected from American citizens to America. Yes, we can infer same in Nigeria, but the question perturbing my conscience is, have Nigeria as a nation treated me well as a citizen, in same way America treats its citizens? Your guess is fairly good as mine as the basics of good governance still remain elusive, a simulacrum in papers and not in deeds, except you belong to the political elites and bourgeoisie. Sir Isaac Newton in his third law of motion stated that 'to every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction', this is also buttressed by the law of sowing and reaping. No Nation sows the seed of ethnic chivalry, hatred, nepotism, myriads of tribalism above merit, non egalitarianism, religious bigotry on its 'non favored' citizens and expect such seeds to germinate into love, peace, joy, progress, prosperity, mutual coexistence, passion and patriotism among its citizens. I sincerely and truly love Nigeria but do Nigeria love me? |
9jvirgin:Ọya carry d cup |
.... IT'S not ur fault Jubril.. .... Kwantinnuuuu |
... When you make a mad man a conductor, he flags his hands non stop... ... Arewa Youths now have a voice.. |
Nigerdeltaboi:That's amazing and a huge leap for a good friendship |
To all Sept 27th babies, Happy birthday to everyone of us |
.... Government of integrity indeed.... ... Only the zombies are blinded |
40kobo77:Same as Buhari Fulani Boys |
... House of confusion... |
Only fools prefers the barrels to the pen.... |
... Yet the hardly give up .... Power of a made up mind |
So whatever the NGO does that doesn't suit the government such as SERAP, Amnesty International, BBOG, Ourmumudondo etc that pits the government on edge, their license will be withdrawn and they will be prosecuted.... What makes the bill good for the common man, knowing how wicked and heartless our political leaders are? The Steps To Tyranny. .... quench freedom of speech ... Scuttle freedom of expression ... Muzzle up the voice of public opinion |
Piiko:Please send to sunnycliff87@gmail.com. Tanks in anticipation |
Op, my eyes is for sight and not for things stupidly invisible... |
Before this vacancy was posted here, the slots has been filled... This is just for mere formality of the recruitment process. |
... Ageless beauty |
If I hear |
.. There hatred for ipob will lead them to be blinded to the truth... |
sarrki:.... Keep justifying your BMC salary |
.. Another story for the zombies to feast on |
Jacktheripper:No |
.. UK again.. |
Does this pacy solve our political and ideological differences? |
The fear of the gallows of the Hague |
