richidinho:

If na about Mama peace now, you go see Madridguy and hungerbad go dey drag first to comment.

My question is are they working?

Why stay online during work hour?

Work hour? The guy Hungerbad is probably one of the paid secret mods on Nairaland positioned strategically just to defend APC on this forum just like they done on most media organization in Nigeria. Just come to think of this, why will a responsible /working class guy be moving from thread to thread just to defend APC and their medieval policies even when they are anti-masses? The worst is that he is always first to comment

usbcable:
he didn't copy anybody. does the below transcipts look like it was plagiarism

You are an irredeemable fool. Even the presidency has acknowledged wrong doing and apologized, and you are still here displaying your ignorance. Were you employed to be useless?

mrkayusfit:
My salary can no longer meet my needs and obligations. I regret voting this stubborn man into office. Buhari must surely loose in 2019



How can change begin with people who can hardly have 3 square meals a day? I regret voting this old man

We warned against it before the election but you choose to believe propaganda. Enjoy it while the change last and your salary continues to shrink so that your brain will format completely.

APCsupporter:

Please how do you guys reason?

He reasons perfectly well.

bejeiodus:
This should be a lesson to all politicians. A little over a year ago, Gej was presiding over the Council of State meeting as the sitting President. Today, he is in the meeting as an ex-president with someone else presiding. That is how transient power is.

Bongo is about to push Gabon into the abyss of war just because he was rejected by his people. Jonathan had his shortcomings as the leader of this country, but he was one man who knew when to take a bow and leave the stage.

Get your facts right, Bongo wasn't rejected by his people. He won with over 6000 votes but his main contestant is power hungry just like Buhari was which led to the death of many in after 2011 elections and that's the same thing happening in Gabon.

Ayo199:
Please i need advice on this:
I am from a christian home and i strongly believe in the existence of GOD..
I am to participate in a debate in one of my courses..philosophy to be precise...which is a 3-unit course..
I am to support the notion which says "GOD DOES NOT EXIST"..But now am confused.. Should I reject it and fail or deny GOD with my proclamation and pass...

Remember the God says "those who deny me on earth, I will deny them before my father in heaven '

mizthorlu:
if I were to be your lecturer and you come to me clamouring for a change of topic cos you feel engaging in a debate in class is blasphemy.
I won't change it and I'll gladly fail you.

lawyers who plead not guilty for their guilty client's, do you think it's a sin?
in my virology class, my lecturer who is a Christian advised ladies to always have condom if they know they can't abstain. he's not preaching immorality, he's teaching us common sense. its better safe than sorry.

better go to another department if you don't have what it entails to pass your course.

The example you gave is quite different from what is been discussed here.

gabe:

proof of your faith is based on a fictional narrative?
proof of your faith is based on a fictional narrative?

Don't see it as just a fiction. God knows it will be handy in times like this and that was why he gave the actors and directors of the movie the grace to act it.

DeSepiero:

It's an academic debate. If its a compulsory course, then its necessary for the award of a Bachelor of Art in Philosophy. If you can't fulfill that requirement, then you're not worthy of the degree.

I beg to disagree with you. Watch this film (God's not dead) and it will change your thinking and don't dismiss it as just a film. Remember even Daniel in the Bible or Shedrack and Co. When they were faced with such problem, they could have dined with the Kings food and believed that God will understand afterall death is the reward for disobedience.

Ayo199:
Please i need advice on this:
I am from a christian home and i strongly believe in the existence of GOD..
I am to participate in a debate in one of my courses..philosophy to be precise...which is a 3-unit course..
I am to support the notion which says "GOD DOES NOT EXIST"..But now am confused.. Should I reject it and fail or deny GOD with my proclamation and pass...

I think you should watch this film (God's not dead) and it will be of help to you. I pray that the holy spirit guides and direct you through this (trying) time. God's grace

Keneking:
Can't they project the map on the wall for him to see and with the aid of pointer, Fayemi can show the so-called aeromagnetic field of Nickel et al?

Anyway, i forgot that Fayemi has PhD in War Studies and Buhari (ex Military Head of State), both deal on hard copy map.

But when will Emefiele, Udoma and Adeosun (Mrs) show Buhari the "dynamics of poverty" ravaging our fatherland

We are in a hopeless situation...Lord hear our prayers.Amen.

I can't believe you've been redeemed. For this to happen, there is still hope for a fowl to urinate and definitely there's still hope for Nigeria but not under this administration.

salabscholar01:


Advice; Before you marry her, you should first make her use a computer with slow internet to know who she really is.


For all men... don't just marry,... marry the one who gives you the same feeling you get when you see food coming to your table at a restaurant..

This is so true and I agree with you. I think this will guide me from today

Malawian:
oga, i am Igbo and i voted for Jonathan and JK-OK. these your predictions is getting out of hands jare.

How are the predictions your concern? Btw nobody asked you whether you are Igbo.

[quote author=Malawian post=49088586] oga, i am Igbo and i voted for Jonathan and JK-OK. these your predictions is getting out of hands jare. [/quote

Malawian:
oga, i am Igbo and i voted for Jonathan and JK-OK. these your predictions is getting out of hands jare.

How are the predictions your concern

This Onatisi must be a prophet.


Cc: Onatisi

rhektor:


NOI? what nonsense is this one saying? May I remind you that NOI was the minister of finance when crude oil was over a hundred dollars per barrel but NOI never put in place any policy to prepare for this time of drought. Recession is a global phenomenal it wasn't only a Nigerian thing. It happens everywhere what helped those developed nations was because there were proper policies in time of plenty so in drought they won't feel it like we are doing presently. Those countries are manufacturers they are not consumers like us.
Now what did NOI do specialy during her time?


Typical IPOB wailer

You really need to grow up. Why bring in Ipob into this sensitive thread. I weep for Nigeria anytime I remember youths like you are the future of this country. Does it mean you can't argue constructively?

Naturallyme:
I still find it so difficult to understand why there is so much pressure on the federal government than state government and governors. Those people collecting allocations that belong to the state and squander it don't get much criticism like the federal government that gave them. Why can't we look inwards and challenge these state governors that is looting allocations and shift attention from the federal government. Why blaming federal government for the shortcomings of state governors.

These so callled celebs are àll feeble minded with scattered brains.
Honestly I don't understand . may God help us o.

If you are facing hardship, ask your governor who has collected 200billion in 3 months on your behalf and did nothing . not FG.

That's because there's too much power at the center. The Federal Government controls virtually everything. That's why we've been campaigning for True Federalism, Regional Government so that states or regions can manage their resources properly and citizens can hold their governor more accountable but when you do that, they term you Ipob, 5%, Ugandans and all sort of names.

Anabel:
When you over pay for a poster and the designer is so confused, he over did it. It's really looking igbotic. Even if an Igbo man promises to bring my beloved dead grandma back to life, I can never Marry him. I'd rather stay single till I die

No sane Igbo guy will consider settling with an ugly nymph like you. So take it off your mind and remain single all your lifetime.
Btw you are ugly

Elisean:
I demand the removal of this post from Frontpage

Zombie.... Why won't you demand that. Smh

Xtracoool:


You know it's not mandatory to post something, right?

Is Mikel your president? Is Mikel the one diverting supplies meant for IDP camps? Did Mikel get part of the over $2b dollars meant for fighting the very reason for IDP camps existence? Infact is Mikel your father?

You were given a brain for a reason

But I bet you.... She will rather choose not to use it.

kenonze:
Mikel, haven't u heard of IDP?
Nigerians are dying of malnutrition.
Give to those who earnestly are in need

Silly Attention seeker!
What have you contributed in your own little way for the welfare of those in IDP camps?

Estharfabian:

...And diehard criminals like bokoharam, Ritualists, rapists, avengers, cultist, herdsmen, the guy that snatched my tablet the other day still roams the street.


smh...and what the government's concerned bout is two adults, CONSENSUAlly grinding their asses and just living their life how they want to?


that's some fúcked up misplaced priority-ish!


my advice to gay people that wanna get married: go outside Nigeria, get married. then, come back. we got snitch ass biitches every-fúcking-where.

God should just send you to Sodom.

brunofarad:
DEC 31 2014,
We met at a my guy's sister's wedding in AMANASA UMUCHU ANAMBRA STATE. As my own way of helping my friend in his sister's wedding....I used my car to take the bride's maids to the church.
And there she was sitting beside me at the front passenger seat on our way to the church...while the other maids talked and gisted all the way, she sat there and listened, contributing once in a while to the gists...what actually ignited my interest in her is her reserved personality and the fact that she observes more than TALK....
I kept glancing at her all through the wedding ceremony....it was not until after the wedding that I walked up to her for some chat.....
While we talked I can't but marvel at her intelligence...then I thought to myself “ no wonder she observes more than talk”
She is a CRITICAL CARE NURSE in DALLAS and a cousing to my guy, we talked about many things from poltics to career and dreams,after the conversation I told her am really grateful for the time she shared with me and will love to have a way to contact her later if she doesn't mind.....she said NO then eventually gave me her mobile number after rigorous debates and persistence from me.

AUGUST 13 2016,
Here we are getting married,it is our TRADITIONAL WEDDING in AMANASA UMUCHU ANAMBRA STATE, this is where love brought us,it has been a fantastic romantic journey all this while..
Thank God for his grace,wisdom and understanding...
“Welcome to my world baby,come grow old with me"
Kisses her lips.
My name is francis am a nairalander with monicker brunofarad.
And am the latest married man arround here,

Rocktation
Seun
Lalasticala
Mynd44

Show me some love

Op..... you are so much carried. May your daysis be longer than that of Methusalem. May your son never resemble your landlord and noble greetings to your okpekesis.

Beremx:
The same intelligence gathering is yet to tell us who is sponsoring boko haram.

Enough blames on Jonathan already. Nigeria must move on!

Really? Thought you are one of those APC zombies? Guess the change and deceits has hit you?

kross01:

The answers to all your questions are not far fetched. Go read up about Peter Obi, how and when he made his fortune, what he did for Anambra during his tenure and where / what he left for Anambra state after his stewardship. Then come back and edit your write up.

And you think he will care to do that?
He's already filled with hate so leave him to further display his ignorance.

BabaAlabi:
I have some questions
1. Is it lawful for an ex-governor to have so many companies?
2. Were the companies incorporated when he was still a governor?
3. how certain are we that the funds meant for the people of Anambra were not used in setting up these companies?
As usual nobody asks, nobody bothers and things remain the same.

To answer your questions
1.It is lawful for an ex- governor or any other citizen to own as many companies as he or she wants.(Tinubu as a case study)
2.The company was not incorporated when he was governor. The company has been in existence since way back.(1990's).
3.Funds meant for Anambra people was not used to set up the company. It might interest you to know that the said company was originally owned by his father and the father still manages the head office at Modebe avenue Onitsha.
Nobody asked,nobody bothered because their was no need for that and that's why things have remained the same.
Assuming you did your research well before coming online to spill this trash, you would have saved me the stress of replying an ethnic bigot like you. Stop hating Baba Alabi or whatever you call yourself.

“Their HATE for President Goodluck Jonathan justifies the suffering in the land. Recession matters not. Hunger matters not. Loss of jobs matters not. Polio matters not. Making a mess of the naira matters not. Fulani Herdsmen matter not. High cost of foodstuffs matters not. Chibok matters not. We have men consumed by their hate for Jonathan and it matters not if Nigeria burns” – PRINCE HENRY NWAZURUAHU SHIELD, FACEBOOK, AUGUST 11th 2016.

How right Prince Shield is. His contribution is not only courageous but also insightful and profound. The Buharists and the “lying liars” are blinded by their hate for Jonathan and for those of us that have chosen to stand by him. It is so bad that if their wives were made pregnant by another man they would say that it was Jonathan that was responsible. Yet their record of governance is clear and there for all to see. In one year and two months of President Buhari and his APC’s “Mai Chanji”, Nigeria has become a very different place to what it was before. Our nation has, so to speak, really been ”transformed”. A few examples will suffice. One year two months ago we were the largest producer of oil in Africa but thanks to “Mai Chanji” that is no longer the case. One year and two months ago we were the number one destination for foreign investment in Africa but thanks to “Mai Chanji” that is no longer the case. One year and two months ago we were the largest economy in Africa but thanks to “Mai Chanji” that is no longer the case. Sadly it gets worse. In the space of one year and two months the naira has depreciated from N160 Naira to $1 United States Dollar (USD) to N410 to $1 USD. If there is no change in fiscal amd monetary policy anytime soon there is a consensus amongst economic and fiscal experts that by Christmas the Naira would have depreciated to, at best, N500 Naira to $1 USD. One year and two months ago Nigerians could buy a bag of rice for N8000 naira but today they are paying N20,000 naira for that same bag of rice. As Pastor Reno Omokri, a former aide to President Jonathan said, if the minimum wage is N18,000 naira where are the people meant to get the money to buy rice and other basic food commodities for their families? In one year and two months graduate and non-graduate unemployment has soared, banks and companies are retrenching, manufacturers are closing their factories and plants, industries are collapsing, farmers are complaining and businessmen and traders are crying. That is “Mai Chanji” for you. Yet it gets worse. One year and two months ago we were generating 5000 megawatts of power for the electrical grid but today we are generating less than 2000 megawatts. Again one year and two months ago we were making large sums of money from the export of our crude oil but today oil production has been reduced by one third and we are importing crude oil and refined products from the neighbouring nations of Niger and the Republic of Chad. One year and two months ago the Nigerian Stock Exchange was recovering and on the rise and our banking sector was flourishing and liquid. Today the Stock Exchange has lost 1.6 trillion naira in the last 14 months and our banks have become nothing but weak and barren money-lender stalls and pawn shops. That is “Mai Chanji” for you. In one year and two months our Air Force, once the pride of Afrcan skies, has been reduced to nothing but a cow and sheep recovery agency. In one year and two months our army, once one of the most professional, feared, disciplined and respected in Africa, has been turned into a civilian-killing machine which, on several occasions, has been unleashed on the very people that they are paid to be protecting. Again it doesn’t stop there. In one year and two months Boko Haram has redefined itself. They have also established two equally ruthless factions. Gosh, don’t you just love “Mai Chanji”? In one year and two months Fulani militias, who pose as herdsmen, are raping and killing innocent and defenceless Nigerians in the farms and towns of the Middle Belt and the south. In one year and two months the majority of Nigerians have been cowered into silence out of fear of persecution and om trepidation of being locked up indefinately by Buhari’s gestapo. That is “Mai Chanji” for you. In one year and two months we have been turned from a democracy where the freedom of speech once reigned and where the criticism of the President and the government was welcome and even encouraged, into a totalitarian police state where the press is muzzled, judges are muscled and legislators are threatened and docked. One year and two months ago judges were reverred, court orders were honored and respected in the land and the rule of law prevailed. Today court orders are violated and treated with contempt and impunity, the rule of law has been reduced to an inconsequential and empty mantra and members of the Judiciary are threatened with criminal investigation, media trials and public witchunts, infantile probes and baseless criminal prosecutions if they do not play ball and do the bidding of the security agencies and the executive. That is real “Mai Chanji” for you. One year and two months ago Nigeria had a cerebal, world-class and outstanding Minister of Finance and a flourishing economy but today we have a Minister of Finance who is not only struggling but who is also clearly out of her depth and our economy is “officially in recession”. One year and two months ago President Goodluck Jonathan, his government and indeed the people of Nigeria were desperately looking for the Chibok girls and the Obi Ezekwesile and Hadiza Usman-led ‘Bring Back Our Girls’ campaign was in full swing, marching, demonstrating and criticising the government every day for not finding them. Today the Chibok girls have more or less been abandoned and forgotten, President Muhammadu Buhari appears to be indifferent to their plight, the search for them has ground to a halt and the ‘Bring Back Our Girls’ campaign has gone into a deep coma whilst some of its leaders have been pacified and settled with juicy political appointments. That is “Mai Chanji” for you. Up until one year and two months ago a great and illustrious son of Nigeria and a man who was a great source of pride to African football by the name of Stephen Keshi was honored and celebrated by his President and government on behalf of the people of Nigeria. Yet one year and two months later when he passed on and when his family needed all the comfort and support that they could get, our “Mai Chanji” government did not give him a state burial, did not participate in his funeral and did not see fit to honor him in death. That is how encouraging and supportive “Mai Chanji” is. Four years ago our sports men and women went to the London Olympics with their heads held up high and with all the kit and resources that they needed but today our sports men and women at the Rio Olympics have been begging foreigners and Nigerians alike on the internet for transportion, food, clothes and their allowances. That is ” Mai Chanji” for you. When one considers all these one wonders just how low we can go and just how bad things can get? Is this not evidence of some kind of curse? Is it not God’s judgement? Is this not a change (or “chanji”) from light to darkness? Is this not what we warned Nigerians about before and during the election? Did we not tell them that the APC broom was nothing but a symbol of witchcraft and that their fanatical supporters had been put under a terrible sorcerer’s spell? Many of those that once supported the APC are now privately lamenting and publicly recanting in shame and bitter pain. They are asking the nation to forgive them for their ignorance and short-sightedness. Some of them have even been locked up simply for having the courage to criticise the government and party that they once worked for and swore by. Yet the suffering has only just begun. Things will get far worse before they get any better. This is because the darkest part of the night always comes just before the morning. The truth is that this government is a plague. It has brought nothing but sickness, poverty and hardship. It is an affliction that thrives on the suffering of the people. It is the incubus and succubus spirits that feed on the nation’s glory and that suck the life out of the people. Its motivation is pure and unadulterated hate and its objective is to impoverish Nigeria, to silence the opposition, to intimidate and enslave the people, to satisfy its insatiable lust for power and to impose a hideous and ungodly ethnic and religious agenda. Wickedness is its forte, the abuse of power is its modus, brute force is its language and lies, deceit and propaganda are the weapons of warfare. It is made up of nothing but bullies and fascists and like all bullies and fascists their time will soon come to an end. Permit me to conclude this contribution with a profound question. Does anyone remember the the following submissions and have they not proved to be prophetic? The first came from the embattled IPOB leader Mr. Nnamdi Kanu who has been in illegal detention for the better part of the last one year. He said the following on Radio Biafra on the 6th of February 2014: “They campaign vigorously for elections, you would think, they are coming to grow the economy, enthrone justice, breed unity and tolerance, love for one another. No, they are coming to enthrone Hausa Fulani supremacy. These are interesting words which have proved to be true. With what is happening in Nigeria today it is clear that Mr. Kanu has not only been proved right but he has also been vindicated. The second came from none other than President Goodluck Jonathan himself. In Abuja on Saturday, 10th December 2014 he said the following: “The choice before Nigerians in the coming elections is simple: A choice between going forward or going backwards, between the old ways and the new ways; between freedom and repression; between a record of visible achievements and beneficial reforms and desperate power-seekers with empty promises”. Can anyone dispute the fact that both President Jonathan and Mr. Kanu are amongst the prophets? Welcome to Mai Chanji!

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/welcome-mai-chanji/

Follybaba007:

Nope I dnt, in fact am coming from Ibadan am nt base in Lagos.

By what time is yours?
Just call me on phone 09038467208

Follybaba007:
I received the message too, but mine is schedule to be on Tuesday.

Bro mine is on Tuesday too. Do you know the direction to that place from lekki first gate?

Got the mail too. Please is there any one with any info on how their test looks like?

Vanillaskin:
Please with all the so called MOG in this country that claim to be able to see this and that, how come non of them where able to see into the future to warn us before now about this Buhari body odor we are suffering now

This is just too unfortunate, this government is so insensitive to the common man

Why no one saw saw this coming .
I just don't know if I can take it anymore

Many of them saw it and told us about it but you people choose to call them enemies of state or enemies of one ethnicity or religion. But fortunately for some of us we choose the right path but you called us wailers, IPOD, 5%,but God will still turn around things for us just like he did in the days of Abacha.