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Devil wan enta naija oooo, |
y2kaustin:"Family issue" i like dat. |
Reggie2:Thats true though, but maybe you have to come back let me take you some places in you father land where people live practically on refuse dumps with no hope for the next meal, now the government wants this people to 'sacrifice' while your politicians sit on fat salaries. |
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Na wah for you o, So you believe them?! |
Reggie2:So convinient for you to be writing from Italy. Abi? |
Hmmm. . The rigth section for this topic is the Romance of Family section. Anyways, Madam, the earlier you beging to think for yourself and stop relying on your husband for everything, the better for you. If you've got skills, go out there ang look for a job or better still start up something on your own, make your own money and bring up your daugther in the most society acceptable way your husband will beging to repect you. |
^^^^^^ Me sef i wonder o ![]() |
@ Post Singin 2Face Idibia: E be like say dem want to start anoda decieving again oooo, e belike say dem want to knack anoda story again oooo. . . . . . I dedicate dis one to all of d shoddy polithiefcians, . . why don't u change ur ways, change ur ways now ![]() |
Bakare is a man who loves Nigeria. Only time shall tell. |
^^^^^ And I will gladly tell him thesame thing he said to IBB: "A regret at 70, is a regret to the grave" ![]() |
I read on one of the dalies that the DSP with the "killer p.U$s,y" have been arrested and flown to abuja for questioning and 'observation' |
^^^^^ lol |
Hey SAP gurus in the house! I have been trying to import Best practices add on for chemical industry into an ECC 6.0 platform and it has been on the MAIN_IMPORT stage for about five days now with no end in site. Is this normal? If you ve had similar experience before, how long did it take you? |
Who has the dad's pix? Coz dis one no resemble d mama at all o ![]() |
Liar! He enjoyed it jare |
sorry but i just don't like that girl ![]() |
manny4life:LWKMDH, Nigerians and their sense of humor ![]() |
1025:Obasanjo did not impose anybody on us. Is he God? Nigerians chose GEJ by themselves because of some sentimental reasons best known to them. Let us stop blaming Obj for everything abeg. Obj did not force anybody to "press unblerra" during the election. |
I hope this guy is not being persecuted for nothing. ![]() |
Even old Obj is seeing what young GEJ can not see, No wonder IBB said the younger generation ain't capable of runing things |
How much? |
Only a few on that list are private projects and thoes are the ones trully under contruction. The rest are just waste of government money. |
Please don't get me wrong people. I do not live in Lagos o but I heard it is only the rich people that live in that place called Lekki?. Abi? How much is the toll? Can someone please clear my doubt? |
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo at the weekend told President Jonathan to forget the idea of ending fuel subsidies for now so as to allow stability to reign in the country, sources told Daily Trust. Obasanjo met Jonathan at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Saturday at the instance of the president, apparently in continuation of his series of consultations over the plan to remove fuel subsides beginning from January. A source who is privy to the meeting told Daily Trust that the former president cautioned Jonathan that removing fuel subsidies could ignite chaos in the country. Jonathan last week announced the Federal budget for 2012, making no provision for fuel subsidies, apparently in line with his plan to scrap the support regime. But finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said on Wednesday that the president was still holding consultations on the matter. Labour unions and civil society groups have been warming up for confrontation with the government in the event the subsidy is cut. The Nigeria Labour Congress is to meet tomorrow to decide on ways of staging protests. But the president seems bent on implementing the plan, arguing that cutting fuel subsidies would free up more than a trillion naira yearly for infrastructure development. During their meeting, Obasanjo, according to our source, told Jonathan that subsidy removal may destablise the nation and the resultant trouble may be too much for the president to handle. He urged the president to put the plan on hold. Daily Trust could not confirm what the president’s response was. “Chief Obasanjo did not mince words in telling the President to drop his plan of removing fuel subsidy. He told the president that the nation already has enough problems to contend with, and removing fuel subsidy at this time could compound the problems,” the source said. Presidential spokesman Reuben Abati did not reply to a text message sent to him seeking for comments yesterday. A source close to Obasanjo confirmed that the two leaders met but said the meeting was held behind closed doors and so “nobody can say what they really discussed.” It was not clear why Jonathan invited Obasanjo for consultations, having earlier rejected the former president’s roadmap for peace with the Boko Haram sect. Obasanjo in September offered Jonathan a plan to end the Boko Haram violence, which included amnesty and compensation for the sect, but Jonathan has not implemented the plan. Our source said an angry Obasanjo has not visited the Villa since that time until Saturday. President Jonathan had over the past months met separately with Federal lawmakers, civil society groups, private sector operators, student unions, political parties and media owners to try to persuade them to buy into his subsidy ending plan. His meeting with labour unions billed for last week Monday was postponed because of the absence of the Trades Union Congress. It is due to hold this week. http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=150276:obasanjo-to-jonathan-dont-remove-subsidy&catid=2:lead-stories&Itemid=8 |
finally. |
I don't think the law is against men or women who bang other men or women in private. We just don't just wana see dem showing unholy affection in public. simple! |
na today una dey know? |
koruji:They operate a completely different system from ours. The King is lord and the prince has a legitimate rigth to enomours wealth. |
Leave am. Na God bless am o, |
dmainboss:Quite a sensible post but I refuse to agree with you these are my reasons Why must the masses be the only one to make sacrifices? Why haven't Ebele thought it wise to meet with the political class to negotiate a reduction in their extremely large salaries and allowances? Isn't that another way of saving money for government? The sacrifice should be from both sides. Where are the safety nets that the government have put in place to cushion the effects of this wicked policy? Where are they? I mean they can't just wake up one day and remove subsidy on petrol knowing fully well that it will affect the prices of everything? What polical will have this admistration shown in the fight against corruption to convience us that monies saved from deregulation of the oil sector will be used for the benefit of the masses? A government who can compensate a convicted criminal (Bode George) by offering his wife an appoitnmet on a federal board? My brother do not let them decieve you. |
Rossikk:Uncultured Baboon Can you brovre me wrong? IdioT! |
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