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A failed 54 years old country.

As if nigerians do not have their country.

Useless 'leaders' destroy this country many people are forced out to look for better place to live. nigerian 'leaders' drag this country down.

Craziness.

The film is interesting.

In remembrance of our dear brother gbenga adeboye



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAnrMdCZs3Q



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGGxvSfKEx4



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_EBg2TnMyg



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmODg0Ul9Bk



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPv79sLAgac

sholay2011:
Strange name combinations. ..Chidi Olawale?

May they be found alive in Jesus name.

May be one of his parent is yoruba.

btaliat:
I don't think so. I knw he drinks bt his death is supernatural..it was once believed that he was killed by Gbenga Adewusi

You are wrong young man.

Gbenga adeboye was sick earlier, he was almost dead but he woke up back and recovered from the sickness. He was warned from drinking but he continued.

Below is the link to the record he did after he recovered from the sickness.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=125&v=DAnrMdCZs3Q

The wife need to see doctor there is solution to her problem government hospital is more cheaper.

APC suppose to big pass the little little skirmishes on the issue of impeachment of the man.

Impeaching the man is not in the interest of yoruba people.

Obasanjo impeached our two governors illegaly, his action signified humiliation and disgrace to yoruba people. He presented yorubas as violent people in the country where things based on ethnicity.

btaliat:
Gbenga Adeboye, the funniest man FIBAN has ever produced. I got to knw this man when he died. And I ended up in buying almost 20 of his albums including- London Yabis, Exposure, Discovery, Research, Old Strokes among others. Wale Dada sounded like him, I don't knw why he stopped.

Yeah, I think I remember that name. He talks like him.

Gbenga death was so painful. He used to drink too much he was warned but never stop drinking that caused his death if I remember well.

I used to listen to his program on ogun radio.

Alhaji pastor oluwo baba itu

May be those robbers are working in conjunction with the police.

You know in nigeria the police knows the robbers well.

focus7:
If Jonathan has this been responsive to allegations of corruptions and irregularity in the government, he wouldn't have lost the last election.

You are right. But the president did not care before because his whole government is embodiment of corruption. But now it is down on him that the new government will surely fire that man.

“My wife had been deceiving me since we got married I have never seen her pass through menstruation. My wife does not have any vagina opening.

“Anytime I ask her for sex, she would give an excuse to back up her refusal. Meanwhile, we have been praying to God to give us children.

“My wife did not tell me anything about her condition before we got married, until February this year that she confessed to me that she had never experienced menstruation in her life.

The wife only problem is not mensurating, she should visit the doctor to know the problem and the solution to it. Our people should not be reluctant to see doctor if they have problem. Where to get money to do that is another problem.

This country has failed people in big amount.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nmPNvUZVDA

nigerian 'leaders' cannot build such big project they are too useless to do that. A failed 54 years country.

Safe journey.

Good for them.

Yiibos.

The confused people.

There are so many illegal immigrants in south africa because african leaders are so so bad leaders.

African leaders are performing very poorly that is why many africans are running to south africa. Africa leaders should brace up and deliver good governance to their people and their people would be proud of them.

Imaging nigeria has not up to 4 000 megawatts of electricity for 180 million people.

Obasanjo government expected the electricity to stable by 2056. What a devilish 'leader'!

The link to the news below.
https://www.nairaland.com/12883/imoke-expect-stable-electricity-2056

The government is paying so much money to the legislators that are doing nothing.

This is a confused country.

Privatization is commended world wide but it produce no result in nigeria because of bad leaders unwillingness to get things right.

A country of bad leaders. Very bad leaders.

Suspect33:
Why dis Yoruba pple no dey ever build beta house??..... Anyway, Hope the rain swept dia dirty environment

EddyNumerouno:
They should use this chance to get rid of the nasty red roofs and switch to aluminium roofing

Yorubas are poor people, no money to do that.

Bad leaders.

He would probably perform badly.

PDP has failed woefully in abia in the 16 years of democracy.

loma:
Imoke: Expect Stable Electricity By 2056
• FG Commits N1.3 trillion so far
From Agaju Madugba in Kaduna, 05.14.2006

Nigerians expecting an improved electricity supply from the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) may as well forget it for now as the Minister for Power and Steel, Senator Liyel Imoke, has said that it would take another period of 50 years for more sustainable power generation and supply in the country.

According to Imoke, this is on the condition that that the Federal Government injects the sum of not less than $10 billion into the power sector, annually, for Nigeria to catch up with what he described as the over 20 years of neglect of the sector.

The Minister spoke at the weekend during the opening of a two-day retreat for stakeholders in the power sector, organised by the PHCN, in collaboration with the Bureau of Public Enterprises [BPE], in Kaduna.
He admitted that the Obasanjo government has since its inception in 1999, committed about N1.3 trillion to the sector but described the amount as a mere drop of water in the ocean.

As Imoke put it, "unless we articulate a programme that will see the sector transformed and make it more efficient and more attractive for investment, we will continue to wallow in darkness when indeed we should have excess capacity.

"We believe that reform of the power sector, privatisation of the industry, deregulation when necessary, will indeed be sine qua non for us to achieve the growth rate expected in this industry.

"The current growth of the Nigerian economy stands at seven per cent. If the power sector grows at a rate of seven per cent per annum from now on, we will take another 50 years to catch up on where we should be and that is a real challenge.

"So, if we set a target for growth of the economy at 10 per cent, then indeed, the power sector has to grow in the region of 12-15 per cent, each year. And when you translate that into cash, it means an investment in the region of $10 billion each year."

Earlier in his welcome address, PHCN managing director, Joseph Makoju, said government should gradually disengage from the power sector and leave it in the hands of the private sector.

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=48058

PDP government do not even understand the problem talkless of tackling it.

Thank God nigeria has removed pdp nonsense.

She wrote well.

Safe journey.

appini:
This Peckham area self!

RIP

The area is not good to live.