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Most of those carrying big Bibles about in Nigeria and claiming to be Christians know absolutely nothing about the faith. Jesus wasn't even a Christian! He was an ordinary Jew who came with a different teaching. The temples he went to were Jewish temples. Those who followed his teachings would later be called Christians or followers of Christ's teachings. LoveLeadsLand: |
M***ns! Majority of the existing states are unviable. But .... create some new ones. Common sense isn't so common afterall. |
What Sanusi has said are absolute facts. It's never ever going to be well for Buhari considering he completely wasted 8 years of Nigerian history doing nothing other than cause trouble. My problems with Tinubu are that he's too old and too sick to make a dent on the disaster Buhari left behind. Tinubu has also simply continued with the corruption and ostentation in government. His policies could be good but not with the corruption and waste. Otherwise, Buhari left any successor with a mountain to climb. Islie: |
The referee here is on an agenda. It's against Nigeria. |
The more reason you should watch what you post. You know, an ancestor could get riled up, wake up from the great beyond and deliver a serious blow. Anatolia: |
This is sad. And it's not the only one. I used to be like this - shaking with cold even in warm weather - once it's Nigeria in the AFCON or Arsenal against any other team. I will not forget AFCON 1984 which Cote d'Ivoire also hosted. Nigeria scored first in the final against Cameroon, then wilted under an onslaught spearheaded by Theofile Abega and Roger Milla. I couldn't eat that night. However, the older I became, the wiser I became too. I know exactly when to distract my heart under pressure to save it from itself. I also have a Samsung S10 which I no longer use for phone. I've kept it because I can use it to monitor my cardiovascular health. It checks the stress level, including your heartbeat per minute (BPM) range. It's been very helpful. Heart health is the most important type of health. Don't ever joke with it. |
There's something I don't understand about Nigerians. The same people on this thread blasting and cursing the governors [and they deserve it] will clap and hail the same governors when they see the governors in person. I am trying to understand why Nigerians are in awe of their politicians even when those politicians have shown over and over that they are useless. |
How is reporting said husband to a public forum like this ever going to help this woman's situation? What exactly is wrong with people these days or is this another skit? What's internet and social media turning the world into? |
This post has 28 likes and 12 shares already even though it's a lie. Babangida was not the Nigerian head of state in 1978! But self-interest, ignorance, conceit, tribalism makes some people blind. TimeManager: |
How do people like Bwala - and politicians generally - do this? A couple of months ago he told Nigerians repeatedly that the heavens will fall should Baba Emilokan be elected as Nigerian President. This is shamelessness taken to a dangerous extreme. nairalandkachy1: |
Same politicians hoarding the dollars in their homes? Give me a break! |
Good luck with that. How do you advise something you don't understand? |
I don't know what you mean by "tested". One thing you must understand is that good goalkeeping is much more than stopping shots. These days it includes being tidy in possession, an ability with the feet, efficient distribution of the ball, having good command of the goal area, being able to stop shots, and above all else inspiring confidence in the defenders around you. Which one hasn't Bobo been tested on? Did you see the save with his body against Cameroon? I think his biggest quality is the calmness he's brought to the Nigerian defense compared to the helter skelter days of Francis Uzoho. Jangbajantis: |
This guy is the cancer. Once I see a Nigerian movie with him name on it, I pass. He's a terrible influence, an empty barrel full of noise. |
Our politicians are just insufferable. At a time when they should be talking about closing down some of the money guzzling federal agencies that exist on paper only, these ignorant loafers are trying to create another useless one. |
Owing salaries is criminal. Not owing salaries is not an achievement. nony43: |
He paid salaries and gave women wrapper. What sort of cow dung is this? nony43: |
The way folks like you shamelessly, arrogantly display your ignorance is unfathomable. Discovery4today: |
No amount of threats will save the naira. It will continue to languish because a country must sell things to earn foreign exchange. If they can't sell anything, they must live within their means - manage whatever little foreign exchange they can get, stop/reduce importation, and start producing their own food, at least. It means that country MUST eliminate waste and public corruption. This is the abc of saving the naira and not these useless diet of empty threats. |
You're right 💯 Nigeria is a shameless country with shameless rulers and citizens. Nothing embarrasses us and that's not a good place to be. Otherwise how is it possible for this character to be still milking what should be a national embarrassment? abobote: |
I think you should take a seat. You too lack any understanding of the issue - your bravado notwithstanding, which is the only thing you lot are good at. Emefiele, the worst governor in the entire history of Central Banks was putting bandaid on open sores and going haywire with looting simultaneously. There's no saving the naira because you lot are lazy. You sell nothing that the rest of the world needs [which is how the dollar is earned] and you buy up everything the the rest of the world offers for sale [which is how you spend the little dollar you earn, but then you want some more]. It's called demand and supply. Added to this, you lot are too corrupt to make any economic system work! Check it any way you like, the one rule of any effective market - which is when demand and supply determine winners and losers - struggles seriously in any system defined by endemic corruption. Nigeria is too corrupt to manage the naira. Emefiele was very much a part of the problem - more so than the current regime which has also been defined by corruption. Period. RepoMan007: |
This combo is hugely underrated. If you know, you know. |
Nigeria is such a shameful space. The rulers are also shameless. They have no sense of history. Did Shettima say banditry? He was the governor of state when that state made banditry and insurgency its official policies simply because they hated the person who was President at the time. What a man sows is what he will reap. |
You're pretty much behaving like your father - like father like daughter. What do you stand to gain bringing your family's private issues to a worldwide forum? What exactly? |
Wherever there's fire in Lagos state especially in that Idumota - Ebute Ero axis or any other market for that matter, the Lagos state government is behind it 100%. It's their tested and tried eviction method. |
I'm not a Liverp**p fan but this is why I think, from a human angle, Klopp is the best Manager. Ever. He's such an honest, fine thoughtful human being. Can you compare what he's done here to how Arsene Wenger treated Arsenal long after he ran out of gas too? |
What happens to this his baby when he eventually dies which we know will happen? What exactly will be his benefit if the baby dies with him? Did he form this his baby for the public good or as a personal estate? benuejosh: |
Why is it so hard for black people to give up power and positions? We blame politicians as if they're the only ones harboring this insidious sit-tight cancer. Over forty years, still counting, and Dr. Rafiu Ladipo is still president Nigerian football supporters club. What a shame. |
I have asked many times what God is doing in this hack's name. Once it's him, you know it's going to be something stupid. |
So, what on paper should be the best attack in Africa has scored just three goals in three - one fortuitous, one penalty and one own-goal. This is not championship level, sad to say. |
How bad is this Nigerian team? They're actually counting on an own goal to beat Guinea-Bissau who by the way have had a legitimate goal chalked out for a made-up offside. |
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