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JohnieWalker:
I won't insult you back I don't insult people online y don't you insult me face to face

JohnieWalker:
lies they have been producing thieves as president. Largest library ke what happened to UNN library. My lecturers nor VC never schooled there

traware:
I am lying?To what end?All the locations I've mentioned in my posts don't exist in that glorified secondary school ABU Zaria?I received my toilet paper certificate from that sh.ithole and high-tailed the fuck_ out of there.Haven't been back since and not interested in going back for any thing.Like I said,like many Nigerians,you are already used to mediocrity that's why you keep defending garbage

double0seven:
The OP or poster is a liar. This is just a fabricated story. She says she didn't cook for her husband for three days and she was in the house. She didn't mention herself lacking food.

But forget that. See another topic, posted by the same OP.Read and see another even more fantastic story posted by same lady

https://www.nairaland.com/3024933/april-fool-ruined-relationship

she's a fabricator of threads just to laugh & have fun

computerboy:
You still go ahead to make yourself a fool. Ofcourse whenever you argue with anybody from the SW they all claim indigenes of lagos even when some of them haven't been to lagos but then are you seriously comparing anambra to lagos? If lagos started same way anambra started, I bet even ekiti would be better than them.

You're talking about a state that has been the capital of Nigeria. A state with international airport, seaport and major borders where imported goods comes from. A state where almost all multinationals have their headquarters. A state with the highest population. Why won't they have the highest revenue?

Now lemme tell you about anambra. Anambra was created in 1991 when Enugu became a separate state. Of course Enugu state took the whole amenities the state had, being that Enugu was the former capital of Anambra. Enugu took the airport, the federal university amongst others.

The new Anambra was built from the scratch. Even without any seaport, airport or a major border, We still hold the biggest market in West Africa. Even without oil and big companies having their headquarters here, we never lacked. Our poverty ratio is still one of the lowest.

You should be ashamed of yourself comparing anambra to lagos. For the two states to be comparable is even a thing of shame to lagos.

jusRadical:
What if the woman is really a psycho?

bolseas:
lol.... she refused to cook his food for 3 whole dayz? now she is behaving like a psycho. lol... just kidding o. what If he used the picture of an ex girlfriend, wetin go happen?

Back to topic, before he used the dp, were they having issues? were they quarreling?

mostyg:
Are they married for over 20 years? May be he is justing using it as one of those quotes.

The husband may mean the quote as it may apply to him.The wife needs to demand for an explanation and the explanation will determine who should really apologize.

As a married man, I would never be carefree posting such quotes. Thats too much a sentence to spite a partner.

mostyg:
Are they married for over 20 years? May be he is justing using it as one of those quotes.

The husband may mean the quote as it may apply to him.The wife needs to demand for an explanation and the explanation will determine who should really apologize.

As a married man, I would never be carefree posting such quotes. Thats too much a sentence to spite a partner.

shaiba:
Have they been married for twenty years? Is she a psycho?... just wondering.

If the answer to the first question is yes, then it was his choice to marry her the way she is, she should be happy to be the one who helped him overcome his difficulties in life and still alive to remain married to her twenty years and still counting.

Tell your sis to cook a very delicious meal and celebrate her husband.

It takes a psycho to know a psycho, married to one and overcome life difficulties for twenty years.

E no easy!!!!!

hebenezher:
jeez! Are you trying to call me a pauper? Amazing! In case you don't know, I'm 200L student of achievers university, located in ondo state owo. studying mathematical science. I pay nothing less than 500 thousand naira per section, believe me dear that's almost x20 more than 4 or 5 years of your tuition fee, including your feeding money. I don't mean to constitute any form of oppression here, and I'm never the type that oppresses people unless you deserve it. If you think I'm lying quest for it. So now you've the right to keep your pauper mouth shut. Bitch

tonytony208:
Scared ko

Shebi I don give you my address now? Come and drop missile now. Which one is scared again.

hebenezher:
bewildered!! So so bewildered! On how nigerians could be so gullible and believe every single gibberish that comes out from this thief/cheat called Jonathan. So absurd, gawd! Nigeria is splitting, igbos taking the side of Jonathan and hausa taking the taking buhari's side. I'm happy we yoruba are not falling for jonathan's cheap lies. Patience Jonathan was the president and not goodluck Jonathan. Jonathan caused all these problem we are facing, he's the cause and presently he's still secretly trying to ruined buhari's government for his selfish interest. As far as I'm concerned buhari is a good man, the man we want, the man we need. I'm not taking sides of either igbo or hausa, I'm a yoruba who only quests for good government. Buhari is the man. So I advice people talking trash to better keep their stnking mouth shot, as they're not smart enough to identify the better government, or might be trying to be bias. Long life buhari

Admits he is being investigated
Bolaji Adebiyi in Abuja and Crusoe Osagie in Lagos

Former President Goodluck Jonathan monday said he did not leave an empty treasury for President Muhammadu Buhari who took the reins of government from him on 29 May last year.

“It is not true; there is no way that he (President Buhari) would have inherited an empty treasury and at the same time give bailout to the states. It’s not possible,” he told Bloomberg TV.

The former president, who also said he was under investigation apparently by the federal government, pointedly refuted the Buhari administration’s claim that he left behind an economy that was on its knees.

“Nigeria is a fairly robust economy,” Jonathan said, adding: “But sometimes, we over politicise some issues and make it look so bad. It was not that bad. Some people ask questions like I was the president of Nigeria since independence; I was the president for five years.”

The federal government under President Buhari’s watch had blamed the prostate state of the economy on its mismanagement by the Jonathan administration, stating that it met an economy battered by large scale corruption.
Many of the past administration’s senior officials have since been investigated and large sums of money recovered from them even as some others, including the National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd.), are being tried by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Close associates of the former president, including his cousin, Robert Azibaola, his Senior Special Assistant on Domestic Affairs Dudafa Waripamo-Owei, are also under arrest and investigation, sparking speculations that Jonathan would soon be taken in.

Jonathan confirmed monday that he was indeed under investigation but refused to give further details. “Of course, obviously, I would be investigated. In fact, I am being investigated. Investigations are going on. I would not want to make certain comments because government is working,” he told Bloomberg TV.
He told the foreign electronic service that he would prefer to reserve further comments in order not to distract the government.

“It would not be proper for the immediate past president to make certain statements. I will allow the government do the work. I wouldn’t want to make serious comments on that.

“After all the investigations, the stories will be properly documented. I have just left office and I should allow the president and his team do what they think is best for the economy,” he said.

Jonathan said there was no big deal in President Buhari’s ongoing war against corruption, arguing that it was a normal past time of a fresh regime seeking legitimacy from the people.

“It is routine in Nigeria,” he said, explaining that from the collapse of the first republic to date every government had blamed corruption for the failure of the preceding administration.

According to him, “When the second republic collapsed, the military blamed corruption. If there is a major change in government, one political party taking over from another one, there must be issues.”

But he said he tackled the ill in his own way. “In the area of fertiliser subsidy, we cleaned up and the corruption was removed. I wanted to do the same thing in the oil industry but the same people who are accusing us of corruption are the very people that were frustrating it,” the former president said.
Earlier yesterday at a lecture he delivered at the Bloomberg Television Centre in London before an elite audience of Nigerian professionals, diplomats, friends of Nigeria and international investors, Jonathan highlighted his significant achievements in office, pointing to the peaceful transfer of power to President Buhari as the most remarkable.



He said as the first elected Nigerian leader to willingly hand over power through the ballot box to an opposition party without contesting the outcome of the election, he proved to the ordinary man and woman in the country that every Nigerian had a chance to be what they wanted to be.

Stating the significance of his action, he said: “I was true to my word when on March 16, 2015, just after the election, when the results were still being collated by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), I called my opponent, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), to concede, in order to avoid any conflict and ensure a peaceful transition of power.

“This was without precedent in my country and I am proud that it achieved my goal of no conflict arising from the result of the election.

“Some may think it is ironic that perhaps my proudest achievement was not winning the 2015 presidential election. By being the first elected Nigerian leader to willingly hand over power via the ballot box to the opposition party without contesting the election outcome, I proved to the ordinary man or woman in the country that I was his or her equal. That his or her vote was equal to mine and that democracy is the ‘government by the will of the people’, and Nigeria, and indeed Africa is ripe for democracy.”

Jonathan also called on all Nigerians to work towards consolidating democracy and winning the war against corruption, adding that he remained committed to good governance, effective stewardship and transparency.
Nigeria, according to the former president, needs deeply entrenched freedom, peace and unity to make meaningful progress.

Speaking further he said: “For this to happen, it is imperative that both the executive and the legislative arms of government institute a bill of rights. A bill of rights that will end discrimination and tribalism, and promote equality, enabling everyone to work towards the common goal for the development of the nation.”
The former president, who further highlighted the achievements of his administration, especially in the areas of agriculture, education, youth empowerment and peace building in Africa, also restated his commitments towards upholding democratic principles and energising citizen entrepreneurship and intra-Africa trade, through the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation.