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[quote author=IAmStrange post=84598432]Congratulations

Please stop being foolish, are you an Arab or African? if you must praise your slave master who forced you ancestor to accept their religion, you should cover your face in shame. Imagine a Jew praising Germans or reading Mein Kampf, that’s the way you sound.. Please stop being stupid.

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Stan554:
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stalyf:
It was supposed to be ministerial screening sessions but it ended up to be one of the most boring moments in Nigeria's history. President Muhammadu Buhari had submitted his cabinet choice for the upper legislator's scrutiny. However, Ahmed Lawan-led Senate bungled their first assignment with an uninspiring display that one of them, Dino Melaye, concluded the exercise as a "beautiful nonsense."



Shortly after Lawan clinched the coveted Senate Presidency seat, he rated the 8th Senate as not performing to 'capacity' and that the 9th Senate under his leadership would "perform to full capacity and by the grace of God, Nigerians will see a positive difference in terms of delivery of service to our countrymen and women." And when it was time for them to show Nigerians that 'positive difference', Lawan and his colleagues turned an exercise that would have given citizens a clear understanding of ideas and perspectives of people who would join Buhari in steering the affairs of the country, they reduced it to a 'bow and go' exercise.

For the first time in Nigeria's democratic history, 23 nominees out of the total 43 sent to the Senate, were shielded from any scrutiny. Sound ridiculous? Well, welcome to the house of Lawan, where charade is disguised as screening.

If you follow the sessions well enough, you would probably spend most of your time gawking at the legislators for turning something of national importance to a ridiculous show. Nigeria is facing challenges on different fronts and citizens had hoped the screening of ministerial nominees present a platform to properly gauge their mindsets on recovery and remedy.

Their anticipation was not misplaced given the incoherent and distasteful performance of those who left the ministerial seats a few weeks ago. Except for those who choose political correctness, ministers who served under Buhari in his first term fell below the expected standard of Nigeria. Some of the ministers made a mess of things and aggravated situations facing Nigerians with their incompetence.

That explained the attention shown by many Nigerians to the screening process but Lawan and his colleagues left them disappointed by unnecessarily shielding them from scrutiny. They began the screening process with a simple inability to get much accomplished.

The Constitution in Section 147 (2) assigned confirmation hearing for ministerial nominees to Senate for purposes that benefits ordinary Nigerians and as such, reducing it to a 'scratch my back, I'll scratch yours' mechanism is utterly counterproductive to the national interest. Though there is a tradition that confers ex-senators privilege from being questioned when nominated as ministers but that can't displace the law. Expanding the cover of beneficiaries to former House of Representatives and Assembly members, including those considered 'loyal' is a concept that upheld an unacceptable status quo.

While Nigerians were glued to their television sets to see how vast nominees are on the economy, transportation, power, and other critical sectors that affect their daily lives, Senators who are supposed to be the representatives of the people, focused on trivial issues. It was so petty that one could confuse the screening sessions to a testimony ground as Senators who should grill would-be ministers turned to pour accolades on those who appeared before them.

Look at that instance when the Senator representing Adamawa North, Elisha Abbo, diverted the screening session to praise-sing a nominee, Rauf Aregbesola, as he told the audience how the former Osun governor "gave me (Abbo) the whole of your salary for that month to go to Adamawa and contest the election." But the truth is, no one is interested in how he funded any of his election and who funded him but how to fund and return the over 14 million out-of-school children littering every part of the country.

As a governor, Aregbesola superintendent over policies and projects that stirred controversy or collapsed midway that should interest the Senators on what went wrong and what he will do differently at the federal level. The same is the case with many returning ministers whose previous role failed to make expected impacts on Nigerians but the legislators appeared persuaded by being 'loyal' or patronized as done by a former minister of FCT, Musa Mohammed Bello, who impressed on the lawmakers to Accord him the traditional "bow and go" treatment because he's a member of the National Assembly "by association."

Even when the immediate minister of Power, Works, and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, presented a gloomy outlook of Nigeria treasury and that cash received fell short of actual figures passed in budgets, one had expected the lawmakers to query the disclosure and open it for a wider debate on what can be done to change that situation. Or, how can a ministry whose N500 billion budget got passed only got N250–N280 billion as Fashola disclosed, be able to discharge certain responsibilities but alas, the Senators seem not to be interested.

They are less inclined to the rising state of poverty in the country, which was the foremost concern of Nigerians. The Ministerial screening has provided a glimpse of what can happen when politicians think less of the people but themselves. Together, these politicians ended the ministerial screening sessions by elevating the 'bow and go' tradition beyond the law and that is unacceptable.


Oke Umurhohwo is a Political Analyst and Strategist. He tweets via @OkeStalyf and can be reached via oke.umu@gmail.com

Couldn’t say it better..we’re bleeped in this country..

bentwood85:
Chioma don't deserve this ugly Indian hemp smoking man.... With his frog voice..

Get a life chap..

NB: you wanted attention,I’ve given you one.but try and get a life chap

MelesZenawi:


Am not interested.

How can an afonja be in Anioma...blood.

Such things are not good for Anioma people.


They will betray and work against them anyday, anytime.


Issue is, they are not Igbos, Benin can claim no problem but afonja......hmmmmm


wise up.

How?..ain’t Igbos buh they speak Igbo,dress Igbo their culture same as Igbos,celebrate same festival Iwaji(New Yam festival).��...I’m from Enugu..my community have some kindred who traced their lineage to Benue and cross river buh we’re all Igbos that’s to show how emigration shaped our continent,if not for stupid society we live in,tribe wouldn’t matter rather we’d identify as Nigerians..
NB: I don’t promote tribalism, I had to put it straight outta..

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tyup:


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YoungLionken:
Southerners are usually not known to be this foolish, but Mr Ikhide why?!

Why won't we believe the Bible when the Europeans who brought it came with proofs?

This 'I know it all' attitude is what landed and launched us into the space of mass confusion and corruption in Nigeria...

Please which proof?

boddy4real:
Christine Hewitt (Jamaican Journalist and entertainer):

said the Bible (Word of God) was the worst book ever written.

In June 2006 she was found burnt beyond recognition in her motor vehicle .

God is Mighty and MUST be respected…………It doesn’t matter whether you are a believer or not……..what matters is that we all were created by God and must bow before Him.

Many more important people have forgotten that there is no other name that was given so much authority as the name of Jesus.

Many have died, but only Jesus died and rose again, and he is still alive .

Proof with a video content? Or hear say by Nigerian bloggers and gullible daddy go’s..#spits smh

blindjustice13:
But your own religion could not save you either from the white slave masters after all the goats ,chickens and even human sacrifice (in some tribes) you did before the white slave masters came with their own.

All those otumokpor did not protect your ancestors from gun powder . In the end science and technology is the real winner over all.

Young man Religion doesn’t win war
The Jews were defeated by Hitler a Christian,The Japanese defeated Chinese who are confucianists.
Muslim defeated Christianity in Turkey..why didn’t this people abandon their religion? Because no great civilization have ever succeeded without spiritual backbone indigenous to them..
Religion doesn’t win rather technology and military tactics...

Soar2019:

I think your course is embedded in Human science
ICU International Christian University
Graduate school of art and science

Human science.....Osaka University
Kyushu University ..graduate school of design ...Human science

Any further concern leave your email

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Soar2019:
who told you is tedious?
You need to first choose what you want to study
2. We look at school that school and programs that offer your choice of course
3. Then you can think about the required documents
That’s all I guess?

Oh okay..please suggest tuition cheap school that offer Master degree in Psychology.I’ve checked some school websites but the pdf was written in Japanese, I can’t translate..Thank you.. Please can I DM you?

Soar2019:
Unlike other countries Japan does not need your money...maybe misunderstood .. but that’s the truth.
School fees are only a ‘quote’ but in most cases waived according to your condition
So what do you want to do? Should come first and not money.

For Masters and work. I don’t know how to go with that.as you said they don’t really need my money, but the visa requirement is very tedious. Don’t know if you can advise on the best way to go.

Soar2019:
Coming to Japan May be good for you
I need to know your background, level of education, course of study before I can advice better on the best program for you and link you up with the school.
Cost of studies varies from school to school.
I may not be able to give you details except I know your background

Bro can 2mllion naira budget get me to Japan?

IamSINZ:
Does your mommy know that you're displaying hoe tendencies on social media?