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_{A guy asked his GF on fone} "Why are you with-helding your number?"

I hate noisy environments.

I will score the first goal in South Africa 2010.

I never knew Amigoz can spend the whole nite posting on Forum Gamez

I like having quiet moments.

Will appreciate and say same to you


What if you ride on OKADA?

Why watch horror movies when the world is horror itself?

Good at studying living things.

I will close all bukaterias

Where is the best place to spend the weekend?

Too early to comment. One of them is already here.  . Helloooo Ami.

Is it an offence to ask?

is this real? No mata what i do my posts neva count on nl is it mi or seun?

This seems real, particularly in this Forum Games. Could the moderator please do something about this?

Murdering

Is this thread not supposed to be in the archives by now? This is a damn belated information.

I have observed with utter dismay the way Nigerians compare issues in Nigeria with US or Britain or other developed countries. It pains me. In the US or Britain, political office holders resign their appointments on mere allegation on default in handling official issues (even private matters). How many Nigerian citizens in position of authority have resigned even in the face of brazen misappropriation by him/her? In Asian countries, we have been reading about how ex-presidents of some of the countries are jailed/killed for corruption. How many Ex-presidents in Nigeria have been jailed despite monumental corruption discovered during and after their tenures?

In as much as academic intellectualism is accepted on this kind of forum, there is need for user of such knowledge to seriously give a thought to our perculiar situation before making comparisons. Leadership is more than mere classroom knowledge. I strongly feel Sanusi is right in his approach to tackling issues in the banking sector considering the rot there. Do you know how difficult it is to get a loan of N500,000 from a bank as an ordinary citizen, While another so-call eminent personality can access billions of Naira , even without due process? To make matters worse, the so-call important personalities are not servicing the debts and at the end of the day, the banks tighten the noose for the poor citizens to acquire loans. Are the so-call big wigs not supposed to respect themselves by following due process in giving out the loans and are the loans not supposed to be serviced as demanded by rule of law? Please, lets be realistic about our perculiar situation.

I know that no nation is an island unto itself but Nigeria is not US or Britain, and can never be. If Rule of law has failed woefully in Nigeria ( I don't need to explain this because it is obvious), is it gentleman agreement that will succeed? Please, at the level Nigeria is now, I support any level of high-handedness, if you call it so, that will bring sanity to the systems. Nigeria has to solve some problems in its own way.

So, let us see Nigeria as Nigeria and device our own way of solving our problems.

^^Correct.

Sanusi has done nothing NEW.

Abacha had failed bank tribunal!

Many Bank Directors and MD of finance houses were thrown into jail that time.

10years down the line, we are back at same issue!

It is wrong to criminalise borrowing from Banks.

Economy growth only comes from borrowing and using that to create more wealth.

With this Sanusi attitude, people will shy away from taken already high-interest rate bank loans.

End of the day ordinary Nigerians will suffer more.

There should create processes to review 'loan defaulters' and not this fire brigage system of Sanusi.

Did Sanusi say banks should not give out loans or investors should not collect loans?

^^ To mess-up a place or thing is easy but cleaning-up/sanitisation is not easy. So, I mean what I say. Time will tell.

There we go again. Kidnapping has become a national disease. It is no longer the exclusive of MEND. Our leaders due to their lack of effective direction and wanton corruption has given us another disease. May God help us.

"The ability to summon positive emotions during periods of intense stress lies at the heart of effective leadership."

-- Jim Loehr, psychologist

"Life is action and passion."

Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
(1841-1935)
U.S. Supreme Court judge

"When nothing is sure, everything is possible."

Margaret Drabble
(1939 - )
English novelist

Luv poison .

Did not state his/her sex.

Nna, please check whether my container has arrived, biko.

Concatenations

Equal right and justice shall reign supreme.

Ami thanks jare. Please keep the crown safe for me. There's a place for you in my kingdom.

Where am I?

Swimming . . . I be fish

Sure. You must be in order to survive in the militant zone

@POST
I'm good at meditation.

because a dose of NL everyday keeps strezz at bay