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If am the guy,I will simply accept it in good fate and wrap bread and beans and name it BB porch for her during her birthday. |
I bought one of the Zinox Z mobile tab 10.1 but the touch pad is broken currently and I have searched IKEJA for it but nobody has it in their store,pls where can I get the parts? |
During a robbery, the bank robber shouted to everyone in the bank: “Don’t move. The money belongs to the State. Your life belongs to you.” Everyone in the bank laid down quietly. This is called “Mind Changing Concept” Changing the conventional way of thinking. When a lady lay on the table provocatively, the robber shouted at her: “Please be civilized! This is a robbery and not a rape!” This is called “Being Professional” Focus only on what you are trained to do! When the bank robbers returned home, the younger robber (MBA-trained) told the older robber (who has only completed Year 6 in primary school): “Big brother, let’s count how much we got.” The older robber rebutted and said: “You are very stupid. There is so much money it will take us a long time to count. Tonight, the TV news will tell us how much we robbed from the bank!” This is called “Experience.” Nowadays, experience is more important than paper qualifications! After the robbers had left, the bank manager told the bank supervisor to call the police quickly. But the supervisor said to him: “Wait! Let us take out $10 million from the bank for ourselves and add it to the $70 million that we have previously embezzled from the bank”. This is called “Swim with the tide.” Converting an unfavorable situation to your advantage! The supervisor says: “It will be good if there is a robbery every month.” This is called “Killing Boredom.” Personal Happiness is more important than your job. The next day, the TV news reported that $100 million was taken from the bank. The robbers counted and counted and counted, but they could only count $20 million. The robbers were very angry and complained: “We risked our lives and only took $20 million. The bank manager took $80 million with a snap of his fingers. It looks like it is better to be educated than to be a thief!” This is called “Knowledge is worth as much as gold!” The bank manager was smiling and happy because his losses in the share market are now covered by this robbery.This is called “Seizing the opportunity.” Daring to take risks! So who are the real robbers here? |
Godgay:I wonder why u people just feel or believe this guy will come and take away ur nightmare in just 1year when we know so many forces like the judiciary is not helping matter in making those idiot who stole our yams to vomit it |
Godgay:U are just an animal with fish brain,then go to the records too and see for UrseLf . |
LET US REASON TOGETHER:
Talking about 16 years of PDP Vs 9 months of APC.
*How PDP ruined Nigeria.
1. PDP met a bag of rice at less than N2500 in 1999
but left it at N11,000 in 2015 when they left power.
2. PDP met the Dollar at N60 when they came in
1999 but left it at N220 in 2015 when they were
leaving.
3. PDP met petrol pump price at N11 when they
came in 1999 but left it at N87 when they were
leaving in 2015.
4. PDP met a bag of cement at less than N400 but
left it at N2000 while they were leaving in 2015.
5. PDP met a tin of milk at N15 in 1999 but left it at
N130 when they left in 2015.
6. PDP met only OPC in 1999 but left us with Niger
Delta militancy, MASSOB, IPOB, BAKASSI, and Boko
Haram as at when they left in 2015.
7. PDP was ushered in with a free and fair election in
1999 by the military but dey left us with b-box
snatching, rice sharing for campaigns, & political
killing.
8. Life expectancy for Nigeria was 65 years when PDP
came in 1999 but PDP left it at 42 years in 2015.
Correct Me If I'm Wrong |
ade2003:Yours is abit better,cos I spend 5hours plus Agbero dictating the car that goes in to the filling station or not |
yarimo:Wow......guess that area is not populated? |
IsaacBuchi:Hmmmmmmmmmm |
I bought fuel for #250 per liter@fagba yesterday!! Please add yours!!
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The Federal Government will not give 5k to anybody
for doing nothing. Great.
Now what if we suggested that using the BVN,
N2million be put in every Verified Account Number?
For an estimated population of 170 million, this is
less than N4 Trillion.
•Will it remove Okada Riders from the highway?
•Will it stop kidnappings?
•Will it curb crimes?
•Will it boost SMEs?
•Will it enhance Productivity?
•Will it remove the dependency syndrome?
•Will erase poverty?
•Will it reverse rural urban
migration or aggravate it?
•What negative effect(s) if any will this device
create?
•Should conditions be attached to the money?
•Should this idea be debated in the House of Rep?
•Should there be mentors/funds managers
associated with the idea if it becomes a national
policy?
•Would the CBN be able to handle the strategy?
•Would this not be the best welfare policy on the
planet if well managed/articulated? |
Zenlife:What is this one saying?are u blind Ni??why didn't she provide the evidence during the interview or can't u read the part where she said she went after him becos of what he preached and that's the reason for her stupid public stunt? |
This is to tell u that Kemi listens to daddy adeboye messages believing that she could be saved but along the line,she discovered the bitter truth in one of the messages and u all know how it feels when ur pastor preaches exactly what u are doing when no one sees U as if he was there.So just let her be ,her conscience will hunt her for the rest if her life |
olutunde12:What are u implying? |
Wailing wailers won't stop insulting sha .....Amechi has spoken let the Wikes rats at home inform the ones in the bush . |
cashreport:I think u need glasses and a slap to reset ur memory |
oloriooko:see question oooo!!? |
kenrish2:But we both know that it was the same opposition party that has held unto power for the past 16years and no one dared to question them until PMB became the president,and I think he is on the right path |
It was the typical Wike, twisting,
butchering and turning the truth upside
down; and in most cases telling outright
deceptive lies in his failed bid to denigrate,
tarnish and rubbish the towering image,
person and laudable, landmark
achievements of his predecessor and now
Minister of Transportation, Rt. Hon.
Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi.
“Most troubling, was Wike’s propensity,
without any qualms whatsoever, to play
politics with the safety and security of the
lives of Rivers people. This is indeed most
worrisome.
“It is no secret that Wike plays politics with
development, the welfare and well-being of
Rivers people. But no government should
play politics with the safety and security of
its citizens like Wike is sadly and
shamelessly doing.
“Governor Wike claimed that the brutal
political killings and murder of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) members and
other hapless citizens in the State are cult
related or a result of cult clashes. What cult
wars is he talking about?
“Since he claimed to have security reports,
we challenge Wike to tell Rivers people the
cult group that Franklin Obi, the APC Ward
chairman in Omoku, belongs to, that led to
his being gruesomely beheaded and
butchered, alongside his pregnant wife and
teenage son.
“Or did Franklin suddenly become a cult
member because he had the guts and
courage to host a resoundingly successful
ward meeting of APC faithful in the same
ward as Wike’s Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) State chairman, Felix Obuah, just a
few days to the re-run elections?
“We challenge Wike to tell us the cult
groups and the cult wars that led to the
killing of the innocent youth corper,
Chukwudumeibi Okonta, on the re-run
Election Day? Was the Youth Corper a
cultist or victim of cult wars or yet another
victim of politically motivated killings in
Rivers State?
“Wike must tell Rivers people the cult wars
that led to the brutal murder of hundreds of
Rivers people since the so-called election
that made him governor, and the cult
groups that all those that have been
murdered, belong to. Wike’s cult wars/
cultists claim is akin to insulting and
spitting on the graves and memories of all
those murdered and their families.
“With pity, we watched as Wike tried to
compare the political killing of the late
Okonta and INEC adhoc staff on the rerun
election day in Rivers State to the fire
accident that occurred at the home of the
INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner in
Kano State days after the elections of 2015.
How pathetic. Even for Wike, this is a new
low.
“On the Rivers Monorail project, Governor
Wike said that he will not touch Amaechi’s
monorail and that the entire state has told
him not to continue with the project. Can
someone please tell Wike that the monorail
belongs to Rivers State and it’s not
Amaechi’s private monorail? Pray, Governor
Wike, which Rivers people told you not to
touch the monorail project? Is it the same
Rivers people that have consistently
praised the project and see it as a catalyst
to jump-start the local economy and place
the state at the forefront of transport
infrastructural development in Africa? Or is
Wike aggregating the jaundiced views of
the coterie of court-jesters that hang
around him daily, as the opinion of the
entire people of the State? It is sad, very
sad that Wike has elected to play politics
with this laudable project that was almost
completed before Amaechi left office.
“Governor Wike also described several
ongoing projects in the State when
Amaechi left office as ‘abandoned projects’
that he claimed to have completed or about
to complete. He specifically mentioned the
Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo Unity road that
connects the Island of Opobo to Andoni and
the rest of the State. What a shameless lie!
This project was ongoing and was almost
completed as at May 29, 2015. “May we
also remind Wike that the Eagle Island-
Diobu road that he once claimed to have
been abandoned was 90 percent completed
with just the final course of coal tar
remaining as at when he succeeded
Amaechi.
“It’s repudiating that Wike would even
attempt to rubbish and destroy the
laudable projects and achievements
Amaechi made in the health and
educational sectors as governor.
Shamefully, what has happened in the past
months since Wike became governor is that
Wike has neglected the model schools and
health facilities built by Amaechi and have
allowed them to rot away, taken over by
weeds and grasses, in tandem with his
policy of not wanting to touch Amaechi’s
projects or build on Amaechi’s enduring
legacies. Governor Wike, these projects
belong to Rivers State and its people, not
Amaechi. |
Who Is Marketing Buhari's Revolution Do you now know why some people were dead scared of having the lanky general anywhere near Aso Rock? They were right! Those who warned that Nigeria’s prisons would be overflowing if Muhammadu Buhari became president have had their prophesy come true. Have you noticed that Kudje Prison near Abuja has become the nation’s new Government Reservation Area? It looks like if you have not taken residence for some time in Kudje, you have not really been a big man in Nigeria. Time was when Nigeria’s big boys congregated at Transcorp Hilton or ‘the Villa’, now they get together at EFCC or Kudje. Buhari has proved what a lot of people suspected. Much of the glittering houses that you see in Maitama and Banana Island or the shiny cars you see on our streets are not products of hard work or creative thinking. They are monuments to madness; the frightening daylight robbery of a people’s today and tomorrow. All you need to do to understand the hollowness of the big money that a lot of Nigerians throw about is to ask yourself a few questions: where are their investments? Where are their manufacturing plants? Where is their unique commercial enterprise? Where is that exceptional invention? Nine times out of ten you will find that all that glitters is not gold. The more you look, the less you see. In the last nine months, Nigerians have been treated to a comedy of the bizarre. Each time you think you have heard the most confounding story of greed and avarice, there comes some more: huge amounts of smelly cash hidden in a soak away pit; trusted generals of the people’s army pocketing the salaries of dead and ghost soldiers in billions. I was in fact present at the Federal High Court in Abuja recently and listened to the testimony of a young woman as to how an ex-Governor who was in court scammed the people he swore with the Bible to protect. After two hours of listening to the lady, I had headache and had to go and look for some Panadol. Anyone who tells you that what Buhari is doing is not important is mad. I do not care whether you are PDP, APC, ABC or XYZ, I do not know how our children are supposed to have a future if this brazen rape of our commonwealth is allowed to continue. Who else in Nigeria do you know who has the guts to take on this bunch that has become drunk and blinded by the zillions in stolen cash? Not even the reputedly fearless Obasanjo! Who else could have taken on the army Generals who sent out our young boys empty handed on a suicide mission to go and fight Boko Haram while they were busy buying up choice mansions in Dubai and elsewhere? I however worry that a lot of people who wish our president well and genuinely want him to succeed are finding it difficult to explain the unending fuel supply crisis, the erratic power supply, the foreign exchange debacle and the unquestionable hardship in the land. A hungry man is an angry man and it does not make it easier for him if he is repeatedly being asked, ‘how is change working for you?’ I worry that there is very inadequate communication to the Nigerian people of the struggle that our President is faced with, the challenges of the sudden drop in oil price and the battle to turn around this massive ship headed for the rocks. Let the truth be told – our President is on the quiet side. He is not the talking kind. I suspect that he is the kind that would think that people will see his heart and know that he means well and is doing his best. I am not sure that it works that way. How many times a day do you see one government official in some country come on CNN or Sky or Fox News to brief you on a shooting that has just taken place or an accident that has just happened or a hurricane that is approaching or some power line that has resulted in a one hour power outage? And they will keep giving you updates because a good government belongs to the people. This is the age of Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram and numerous social media platforms. These days, news flies around pretty fast – the good, the bad and the ugly. There is a 24 hour a day struggle for the minds of the people. Minds are fertile. If you don’t plant good things there, evil will sprout. I am convinced that our President needs help from his many assistants to market the Buhari revolution. I am convinced that every Minister, Permanent Secretary, Director – General, Police Commissioner, DPO ought to know that it is a new day and that communicating to the people you serve is an essential part of everybody’s job. For many weeks, I was not quite sure what was responsible for the unending fuel supply crisis that threatened to shut down the entire country. I waited and waited and got very confused and frustrated. Then I saw a Press Release from the Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. I do not know how many people saw it. To tell you the truth, I expected much more. There is no question that Lai Mohammed is probably the most accomplished spokesperson of an opposition party in Nigeria’s political history. Being in opposition and running the government are however two different things. Besides, Lai Mohammed is now Minister of Information & Culture with the responsibility to supervise diverse government agencies. Except he is a magician, his hands must be very full. I do not want Buhari to fail. I cannot imagine the failure of the Buhari revolution. Europe is in big trouble because of the refugee crisis resulting from the Syrian war. Imagine 170 million Nigerians joining the exodus. Unthinkable! |
Wailing wailers won't see anything good in this |
amaechi1:#GBAM |
chinchum:How,please explain make we hear.......this is getting interesting |
Driver’s licensing: Lagos calls for collaborative efforts of stakeholders The General Manager of the Lagos State Motor Vehicle Administration Agency (MVAA), Mr. Lateef Lawal has called on all stakeholders to collaborate in a bid to improve service delivery and administration of vehicle licensing in the State. Lawal, who made the call at a meeting with stakeholders, said there is the need for adequate training of persons applying for driving license in order to reduce accidents on the roads, imploring the Association of Driving Instructors and the Lagos State Drivers Institute to ensure that intended drivers acquire adequate driving skills before certification. While decrying the existing practice of issuance of fake driver’s license and car documents, Lawal noted that a renewed collaborative effort amongst the various agencies and stakeholders will substantially reduce road accidents. On his part, the Deputy Corps Marshal, Mr. Ademola Lawal welcomed the call for better collaboration and reiterated the FRSC determination to help all states in the Federation to fast track the issuance of driver’s License within a minimum time frame. He noted that the efforts of MVAA in curtailing the activities of touts who issue fake driver’s license and other documents to unsuspecting members of the public is yielding positive results. The Deputy Corps Marshal however used the occasion to advise motorists to always use their seat belts and drive within the speed limit, stressing that it is essential that motorists undergo proper driving lessons before driving on the roads. The representative of the Association of Driving Instructors of Nigeria, Mr. Oluwatunmise called on the State Government to help standardize and harmonize all the driving schools as well as ensure that the State Driving Institute re-train commercial drivers and other motorists who are caught for traffic offences. The General Manager then directed the Association to come up with friendly television and radio advertisements to enlighten the populace on the dangers of over-speeding and the need for proper driving lesson. Stakeholders present at the meeting include the Deputy Corps Marshal (Training, Standardization and Certification), Mr. Ademola Kab Lawal, Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), the Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS), Head of Operations 2, Engr. A. O Adebayo, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Lagos State Driver’s Institute, (LASDRI) Mrs. Afisat Tiamiuyu and members of the Association of Driving Instructors of Nigeria. |
Standing5:Do you know who Ambode was and the office he occupied before becoming Lagos state governor ?I guess u should do ur proper research before jumping into this conclusion. |
Everyone has refuse to go away ooo |
Move this Topic to Front Page please....... |
912:That means he is an agent of doom |
doctokwus:You are very correct |
