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baba ibeji vs gates

doublewisdom:
Why does Buhari embarrass us all the time?

cos he's a cursed cow

satan catch him

Innobee99:
Bros, am talking about senior staff dat can sack and unsack here.....Am new here and scared of loosing my job.

but not scared of prison

no matter what a pig is a pig
how much can i be offered to wear that cursed uniform

the curse on buhari has also been attracted to u
pastor turn liar

confusionist
amoral
perversion
all qualities of the devil

when a cow enjoys this kind treatment how will he know that nigerians are greater than fulani cows

didnt they see "Goods only"
well see oyinbo version

i will email the thailand govt

a yoruba adage says " white hair does not mean sense"
very old man lying cos of money

but police form is out
cant govt absorb them into npf

a cow is president
a goat is governor

..

what was stated in your engagement contract as pay and which of the firms did u sign with

you give them the money, but know in the next bidding you may not be engaged cos firm A may not get the contract

what form of strategy is the NA employing Nawa o
sempe fi Soldier

the thing pain the woman
will she also cry

Don't be confused about your next choice of president

Nigeria's next president by 2019

Won't you agree less with Financial Nigeria

Quite necessarily, we Nigerians now have a bright idea of the ideal next president for the country. We have been advised by the very recognisable fundamental inadequacies of those who have led the country since 1999. The generality of Nigerians has suffered untold political, economic, social and psychological repercussions of having the fundamentally inadequate leaders. It is great that our reaction is the growing resolve that the country must get its topmost leadership right in 2019.

Three of the qualities we want in the next president stand out. One, we want him or her to be young. This is not simply a matter of age, given the other qualities we want. But the youthfulness of the next president is important. We live in a fast-changing world. Keeping pace with the issues in today’s “digital” age can be very challenging for those whose prime years were in the “analogue” age.

In wishing he became President when he was much younger, President Muhammadu Buhari admitted that old age can be challenging in meeting the high physical demands of leading the country. Where a Nigerian President has been unable to function as a result of ill-health, which is common with old age, we have seen the usurpation of political power by the “cabal,” who frustrate legitimate, transparent and accountable use of political power.

Two, we want this relatively young Nigerian to possess sound intellect. This requirement derives from the awareness of the abundant supply of well-educated Nigerians. It also derives from the awareness that both the comprehension of the perennial Nigerian development challenges and the solutions to address them require high mental acumen.

For so long, the country has been led by people who are not intellectually equipped to solve the problems of the country. The notion that such leaders would make up for their shortcomings by working with technocrats has delivered very limited results. A technocratically competent leader will deliver optimal results by working with a good number of other technocrats at cabinet and advisory levels. Anything less will deliver, at best, underwhelming results.

Moreover, the Nigerian president is ultra-powerful, in the absence of strong institutions that act as checks on the powers of the president in the advanced countries that practice the same presidential system of government. Without sound intellect, the president would see little use of building or supporting strong institutions that would not be teleguided by him or her. This has been the case in Nigeria, to the effect of our underdevelopment.

What’s more, nobody is allowed to outperform the Nigerian president. That is why he or she should possess the intellectual prowess to be a top performer.

Three, we want this youthful and brainy president to be a good person. We don’t want him to be of the stock or a lackey of the corrupt, self-serving same old leadership we have been having. We have recently realised that a putative clean individual that is propped up by a group of corrupt individuals cannot deliver a clean government.

The president must be empathetic. He or she must not be someone who will divide the citizens or take advantage of us, using our religion or ethnicity. We want him or her to see us, not merely as voters but as people whose legitimate aspirations should be the object of his government.

So, how can we have this individual as the next president of the Federal Republic? There are two fundamental requirements for this to happen. One, the individuals who possess these qualifying attributes have to bring themselves forward for election. Two, we have to support and vote for the best among such candidates to fully assert our resolve for meritocracy.

But our disinclination towards supporting and voting for our ideal candidates in previous presidential elections prevented such candidates from coming forward. While we have always had individuals who fit our requirements, we as the electorate – in particular those of us who made this sensible determination of the ideal leadership qualities and are influencers in our various capacities – have also been cynical of our very own preferences, insisting our idealism is unrealisable.

We say a young, competent and clean individual cannot emerge as president in Nigeria because politics is a dirty, old game for people who cannot compete fairly. We also insist that politics is a game of money. But while money is required in running for office, money does not ultimately decide who wins the election. Ultimately, elections are won and lost by the number of votes a candidate secures.

What the unscrupulous electoral aspirants and candidates do is go at any lengths to secure the highest number of votes. This may entail direct inducement of voters with looted public funds or mobilisation of thugs for ballot box snatching and stuffing. Even where there is collusion with the electoral officials to alter the vote tallies, this is mostly possible in tipping over a winner in a dead heat. The fertile ground for these malpractices is the withdrawal of a lot of us, the good people of the country, from supporting, volunteering and voting for our ideal candidates.

Fortunately, the indication is that we have become wiser. We have seen how elections affect us – our career, business, wellbeing, community and country – when we withdraw from engaging the electoral process and fail to vote during elections. With our resolve to correct this situation, the 2019 presidential election will likely standout from the previous elections by the quality of the aspirants.

Kingsley Moghalu, OON, has now made himself available for election as Nigerians’ darling presidential aspirant. Prof. Moghalu is relatively young. At 54, he is not too young to be inexperienced; neither would he be considered too old and tired. Since he returned to the country last November and set up his new “think and do tank” – not merely a think tank – IGET (Institute for Governance and Economic Transformation), he has been all over the country, delivering lectures, mentoring the youth and consulting with various stakeholders, including in Kano, Abuja, Nsukka, Ibadan, Abeokuta, Lagos and Port Harcourt. Quite young at heart, Kingsley Moghalu has been engaging directly with younger Nigerians on Facebook.




Kingsley Moghalu and how to elect Nigerians’ darling president

http://www.financialnigeria.com/kingsley-moghalu-and-how-to-elect-nigerians-darling-president-blog-331.html

pls read

what of experience has he got...

rubbish man

tosyne2much:
9. They devise strategies on how to use pregnancy to trap the brother down since their parents wan pour sand for their garri

common see yansh

let some radio station in ibadan know
post your story on the NA facebook page

Lipscomb:
God bless buhari and fashola.buhari till 2023 Jonathan their Messiah didn't build toilet for them till he was kicked out .yet buhari their enemy continue the good work.

fed govt and buhari
so gej didnt construct road so buhari has performed a miracle by using sukuk fund not his salary to construct


didnt you read the news that deeper life construct bridge in lagos are they the govt of lagos

shithole

AtikuNetwork:
Tinubu this, Tinubu that. Enough of all this Tinubu talk. Is he the only politician in Nigeria? Is he greater than Atiku? As if he can save Bbhoohari from going back to Daura next year. Atiku is the answer. Atiku will bring back peace and unity to our great country. No more marginalization or Biafra because every tribe will have a sense of belonging. Support Atiku 2019 for a better, prosperous, and more secure future.

atiku is good but i present to you Kingsley Moghalu he is the best man for presidency...

what's the objective of churches building universities at everry corner
exorbitant fees, very few number of students, etc

thorpido:
Atheists are jokers. Have many of them have you seen win the Noble prize?

you very funny

which religion did alfred noble practice

buhari ori e o pe
i think he is suffering from an incurable disease

what kind of fantasy or hunger

same as north