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Good so long as nothing is artificial or contrived. At the end of the day it could simply boil down to which one do you want between eforiro and beef periperi. |
I've seen enough. He says it's a wonderful occasion. How? |
Her majesty is in all likelihood a member of the Redeemed. Daddy G.O. prophesied it. |
Oh my days! How could he when he was reading from a hymn book that had a single verse: E mi lokan. |
The part of the Quran which says Muslims can marry 4 wives, is it only African, especially black African Muslims that can read it? You hardly see Muslims from other parts of the world standing on it. Ilamina: |
Una never chee chomthing! |
What else are Nigerian politicians good for other throwing these outlandish parties in the midst of the crushing hunger and poverty of ordinary people? |
I could care less about whatever it is Obasanjo is saying or doing. He only knows how to preach. He is incapable of practicing his own sermons. He had more chances - three on the last count - to turn Nigeria into whatever he wanted the country to be. He failed every single time because of his own corruption. |
Yea. Lazarus, that soldier's child, and may be another that I can't recall. But 50 dead persons? Even that one pass Jesus. I think these Nigerian fraudpreneurs think they won't pay for all the lies they tell. But judgment is coming. philiancoop: |
The joke is on Oyakhilome. |
I never watched a more incompetent Nigerian team, ever. How they got to the final must be a mystery. |
Isn't it the case that this woman's husband always runs to France and Germany for healthcare that he rejects in Nigeria? Yesterday she told Nigerians to grow their own food bla, bla, bla. Can any of the efulefus singing their praises here on empty stomach tell her to shut her leaking mouth already? |
Can the government kindly find some food for this man so we all can rest? |
Ladan Bosso? Hahahahahahahaha..... |
Why would the Nigerian politicians in power allow this? Someone's date of birth may not be very useful in the Nigerian context. But in the diaspora, that's usually the first step to take in stealing a person's identity which in turn usually leads to disastrous results. Is this NIN, which no one knows what it is useful for in Nigeria, really worth this type of risk to Nigerians in the diaspora who are merely trying to make a living in sometimes hostile conditions? |
It seems Wiked wants to cash out. AGAIN. Otherwise why are Nigerians forced into NIN identification linked to cell phone numbers? The cell phone is a blipping tracking device in its own right! |
The lineup of the men's team tells its own story. You can tell it's not going to end well. If you know, you know. |
It's simple. What a man sows, he reaps. Buhari the lazy and incompetent was the grandmaster (nay, grand wizard) of the blame game. He blamed everyone and everything, including the lamp post. The chicken are only coming home to roost. fergie001: |
The first question is: did Tinubu at any time advise the Buhari regime to just print more naira. The answer is yes. The second question is: Is Wale Edun trying today to use the printing of naira which Tinubu advised to justify the disaster that is the Tinubu regime's economic policies (or lack thereof). The answer is also yes. Therefore, it doesn’t matter for how long naira was printed. The fundamental issue is that Tinubu called at some time for more naira to be printed knowing that no fundamentals supported such action. chopnaira: |
Have you asked yourself why it was necessary to commission a project that wasn't ready? My cousin lives in Aba. I had to call him to confirm that the story of 24/7 electricity is true. He said they hadn't had light for days. In any other part of the world where people act responsibly, the project would run for months on test to be sure everything is working well before commissioning. In Nigeria, they rush to commission and then start making excuses - essentially put the cart before the horse. I don't see any "bad belle" in what this Udensi guy has said here. It's the truth. FalseProphet1: |
Nigeria in a nutshell. Online anonymity gives people audacity to just type for clicks and trends. It doesn't mean, though, that this woman wasn't entitled to her opinion. Every consumer is putatively a reviewer of the product. There's absolutely nothing criminal in reviewing a product. But then, it's Nigeria where rules don't count.To fly her from Lagos to Abuja for this is just this Erisco guy using his friends in the police to extract revenge. That's despicable. The police should be ashamed of their role in all of this. |
Nothing will work in Nigeria without THE RULE OF LAW. So long as politicians and ordinary people can get away with their crimes without accountability the country will continue to march in circles. This policy is obviously a good start. On the other hand, whatever money they are able to save from it will be stolen by politicians. |
Should have been done years ago under the lazy, incompetent Buhari. But better late than never. Now on to the next one after this - which is to scrap or merge unviable states. They're havens for corruption and a drain on scarce resources. |
Congratulations, Gowon. Well done, Sir. Even what we're witnessing today is abundant proof that you succeeded. Congratulations once more. |
Who do these jokers think they're talking to? Kids in kindergarten? Over a year gone, they're still lying and dissembling? |
Hahahahaha...meat don cast. HAHAHAHA. |
The so-called free market system will never work in Nigeria. You know the reason why? CORRUPTION. Nigerian politicians are the most unpatriotic collection of human beings you'll ever see anywhere. If the naira is crashing, they are responsible because they don't even believe in the currency to start with. |
Why does it seem as if we have a very stupid, tonedeaf government? The dollars are in the homes of Nigeria's corrupt politicians - the most vicious currency speculators in the world. No buts. No ifs. |
Are we to believe this man that Tinubu who can't stay awake for three hours straight is somehow working round the clock for Nigeria? |
So he complained when he was not in power? Now that he's in power and taking his turn, is he still complaining? ElSudani: |
I usually don't waste precious time with your type. In the post I responded to, the poster wrote: "Jesus went to the synagogues and the temple, which were the equivalents of today's churches. Meanwhile, Jesus was never a Nairalander. So, why are you a Nairalander since you obviously think anything should be done exactly" Apparently, the person doesn't know the difference between a church and a synagogue - in fact, he/she said they are equivalent. You sound like this person in your ignorance and lack of awareness. Jesus Christ never called himself a Christian. He was a Jew. Not once did he ever say Christian or Christians. One of the things you say is how can he be a follower of himself. If you cannot see that this settles your ignorance, how else am I or anyone else going to help you? LoveLeadsLand: |
I'm waiting for those shouting Amen to come and force me to bow down to them. |
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