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There's a bold question mark hanging over his PHD. We all know how these things get awarded in Nigeria these days. |
It seems you must choose wisely what burns you out. It could be repetitiveness. Granted. It could be committing a crime and being held accountable for it. It could be working 9 to 5, in other words actually earning your living rather than suddenly blowing overnight. Burnout could also be because of the fear of kidnappers and herdsmen. It could be caused by worrying about politicians like Godswill Akpabio. It could be caused by paying for electricity and not seeing a flicker of light. Or traveling by road from Lagos to Benin. You must choose your burnout wisely. |
It seems you're displaying your ignorance for the whole world to see. Don't jump into topics you have little or no knowledge about. There's a reason that the GATT exists. The US is a party to it. Then you have the WTO. Trump is dragging the entire world to pre-1947 and infecting the likes of you with his foolishness. Kennyfancy: |
I don't usually waste time on Reno Omokri because he's always stirring controversies since that's his only way to earn a living through social media. But people who talk like him don't seem to know what the Buhari regime brought to Nigeria, and which the present regime seems incapable of doing anything about. As I write this response, there are credible reports of northerners [it doesn't matter this time in what disguise they are - herders, hunters, or plain bandits] mass killing people in Enugu, Ondo, and Benue states. Nobody is talking about those killings. Why is there so much focus on the Uromi killing and not the other ones happening routinely across southern Nigeria carried out by people we all know too well? There's a lot of distrust and ethnic animosity in Nigeria at the moment that traveling from one's region to another with guns, whether those guns are for hunting or for banditry, can spark the type of unfortunate event that happened in Uromi. The so-called Nigerian politicians have been their usual illiterate, callous selves - giving the impression that the killings that worry them are those done to a particular set of Nigerians and not that done to others. Nigeria wasn't always like this. The government isn't doing much to assure people that they're safe in their own homes or that they can farm in peace. When a farmer defending his life and his farmland is sentenced to death for doing so, what exactly should people do otherwise? |
What have Igbos done to Nigeria? What exactly is their sin against Nigeria that automatically makes them rhetorical and collateral victims of things they know nothing about? |
You know there's a curse on the country when he almost quit [probably another lie] but didn't. |
Who knows how much small change this struggling Podcaster paid him to come and tell this obvious lie in order to drive traffic to the struggling Youtube channel. Social media is the evil that'll smoke all of us. |
Wow. They're out again. They're testing the waters in preparation for iniquity. Where are they uploading the results this time - outer space? |
Nigeria is such a dangerous, hideous space. You'll never ever hear these fulani sympathizers say pim about the constant killings of farmers all over Nigeria, especially in the South. Violence can never ever be the answer. But it seems people are just tired of government inaction in the face of constant aggression/provocation and have decided to take their own protection in their own hands. |
I have absolutely nothing against their union and can only wish them happiness. But still, if it's a female to female relationship, why must one of them dress and present like a man? |
They can re-write the entire constitution, format it all caps, convert it to King James version English, design its cover in gold, it would still be useless because of the wicked characters operating it. It's not the constitution. It's the nitwits who loathe constitutional accountability and the rule of law. |
Stop lying. He's not the man of any people. Tinubu is walking himself back now only because of the widespread condemnation his ill-digested declaration has generated. His hands aren't clean at all on this matter. HE HAS NO POWERS TO REMOVE OR SUSPEND any elected governor for any reason whatsoever! Tinubu is on Wike's side because that tout is doing for him the dirty job of destroying the PDP from within. What I can't fathom is why the PDP still consider Wike a member of the party. I've seen people thrown out of political parties for doing far much less than he has done to the PDP. tundegan: |
As a Nigerian Christian, I'm hearing about this Ecclesiastical law for the first time. I know that Muslims have their sharia law. BUT come on man! These politicians are toying with us. |
This is now looking like one of them days. The Eagles do all the good build up play only to get the decision wrong in the final third - misplaced passes, wayward potshots. |
Just seen two great chances for Zimbabwe on the break. This very high defensive line by the eagles could be their undoing here. |
Atiku! The bad coin that keeps coming back. When is he ever going to pack it in and call it a day? With his my way or the highway entitlement mindset, this so-called coalition they're building is certainly dead on arrival! |
Is he going to show up tomorrow crying that he was forced to tell this blatant lie? |
It means you haven't been to a Nigerian party to see the wealthy fighting over food. Why do you think our rich politicians make sure to loot all the pots, plates and spoons - let alone cars - before leaving office? Nigerians generally have a thing for free stuff often fighting to the death for things they can easily afford. |
I still believe that Jonathan never had the qualities to be President of Nigeria - and this has nothing to do with whether he's a good person or not. In fact, that he allowed that so-called tsunami, which ultimately became the destruction of this country, to happen is all the proof you need that he lacked the cajones that every brave leader must have. Tinubu isn't my cup of tea, but it will be naive to think that he's another Jonathan that could so easily be terrorized out of town. Watch this space. |
He's at it again. Chris Oyakhilome using his platform to wage a personal war, but carefully disguising it as a war on God's behalf. He tries all the time to universalize his sins and his grudges using questionable scriptures. |
Stick to what's being discussed. I don't know what you read that's bragging to you. femi4: |
If you can't see that there's something different, maybe watching football isn't for you. You can try kayaking instead! seborrhic: |
Didn't Buhari and his supporters celebrate with glee the murdering of NYSC members who helped INEC to organize the 2011 presidential election in parts of Northern Nigeria? |
And what will happen to the false apostle who was shouting Loveth, Loveth into the microphone? Which reasonable person, let alone a so called prophet/apostle, will accept a video as the only evidence of property ownership? |
Except that Nigeria hasn't got democracy right either. If our democratic talents are the likes of hell Rufai, Nyesom Wike, and Hope Uzodinma we don't have the moral bona fides to preach to the rest of the world. |
If he's as old as I'm suspecting, then this is suicide by installments. |
I already said many times that I'm not a Tinubu apologist, but when Buhari was destroying everything Nigeria ever had or stood for, where was this midget? |
A couple of years ago people thought this Ozigbo guy was different. It turns out he's yet another power-obsessed infra dignitatem. Nigerian politicians are a different kind of stewpid! |
This is why I'm keeping my Samsung s10 for the foreseeable future. Every morning I use it to check my heart rate and stress levels. Only a heart issue kills suddenly like this. May his soul rest in peace. |
It is gross professional misconduct on the part of the lawyer that filed this case. It's an abuse of the judicial process. But of course, it's Nigeria where judges are bought and sold in the open market. |
Touts of the same feathers certainly stick together. |
There should be a caveat at the top of this story warning that it's fiction. |