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Booyakasha:I clicked on the link to see the video as claimed but was disappointed when I didn't see anywhere where you claimed they were releasing people who could read the quran |
Martins301:at the bold part, though i've not really heard of the full gist of this news o, neither have i seen it in the new, particularly channels, but then I share your assertion as regards the bold part...my take anyway. |
[quote author=pikapizy=40177350]I see most people blinded by sentiments, because you support buhari doesn't mean you should defend him even when you know it's wrong...to all those calling the gen a killer etc... compare those numbers killed by small gen and those killed by accident as result of bad roads (if he really care about our health like he claims; how many roads has buhari improved since he came into power ?) compare those killed by this gen since 1960 and those killed by boko haram since 2010 (if he really care: how many shelter or homes has he provided for borno victims and how many boko haram has he killed ) compare how many people killed by gen and those killed by Dangote trailers on Nigerian road why hasn't he banned these ? ,compare those killed by gen and those killed by armed robbers yearly ..how will businesses like barbing saloons etc work with big gen in country where fuel is currently 200 and above? student use this gen,small scale biz use it ..if u still defend this banning of gen...then you're a huge disappointment and insult to the human specie.. NB: I don't support any party. Nigeria is doomed![/quote]You see my friend, it appears your hatred for this government has eroded your sense of reasoning. Otherwise, you wouldn't be spewing this rubbish as it were. You see, I once thought of buying this particular gen to compliment the big one I'm presently using so that I can at least use it all night when the power issue was so terrible. But I had to reconsider it when I saw the fumes that comes out of it from my neighbours own. It was terrible. Like one poster said here, how can petrol and engine oil pass through one chamber? This is where the problem is. But your warped sense of reasoning will not make you see the truth. Even when you see it, you can't say it. Children of hate |
Ufranklin92:Hmm, in fact, I don't know what to say... |
hardywaltz:This is exactly the point, I mean at the bold part. You get sense die! |
hedonistic:I don't think you need to bring APC into this. The guy is simply what and how you described him. |
emmyhumble:I didn't see your post before, but I think we think alike. You can see mine above |
simplemach:O Our Lord, please put to shame all the people that does not want this country to move forward. God, please give them the wherewithal to be able to apologise afterwards and eat their words. O Our Lord, please assist our President to succeed in moving this country forward. Let Nigeria be prosperous again. This we ask because we know you can do it for us. Aameen! |
LRNZH:A time is coming in GEJ's life when he sit back to really take stock of his time as the President of this country, and he will regret having people like Okupe, Fayose and Fani Kayode as his advisers and allies, and he will place a course on all three. Except he's the kind hearted man we are made to believe he is. These three men single handedly did him in. I wont say more than that. |
chukwudi44:At the bold part. You see this is one of the greatest problem we have in this country. We are discussing issue of national interest, the nation's treasury being allegedly looted. you are here discussing Northerners. Shame! |
ruggedboy01:exactly! and they even seem young. seems like they are forcefully conscripted into the group |
chizpim:At the bold part. This depends on the company of (the so called) Yorubas you keep, and your own attitude and that of others around. I live in Lagos for instance, do you want to imagine the number of Igbos and Yorubas that interact on a daily basis in Idumota, Lagos Island as a whole, Oshodi, Ojuelegba... just to mention a few? I use to play "monkey post" every Sunday at Psycha Hospital in Yaba, do you know how many Igbos and Yorubas that played together? I played full field today at Anns Barack with mixtures of several tribes and we had a good game. We never realized we are Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa? In fact, the guy that played 4 for me is an Igbo guy, and covered for me very well while I played 5 (my pairing partner-6- just running helter skelter). You see, it is on socio-media like this that this discrimination is soo rampant. In reality, you have less of this altercation in our daily interaction, and more so when it comes to politics. |
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Koolking:... in addition. I want to believe the epistle was written by a supposedly young person, becuase they are the most vocal on socio-media, and more so on this particular medium, now, are these the youths that want to become leaders of tomorrow? Youth who are psychopathic, clannish and tribalistic in all their thinking and doing? Imagine a commentator saying it was because she's Igbo, and that's why she's being hounded. I pity this nation. |
SirBrightoc:Pathetic at the bold part... and the italicized, I reserve my comment, it's a story for another day. |
Themonster:I think some of you on this forum lack the mental capacity to reason beyond your nose. Anyway, I'm not surprised. I suppose we have lots of kids in the house. |
Ambode's administration is becoming more combative every passing day. No, this isn't how to pull publicity stunt. His media handlers should remember that the Economist is a very popular and influential magazine. And they can do him in, I mean his administration, in the eyes of the International Community, and foreign investors if you may add. One fact they should also consider is that whatever the magazine published could not have been out of political vendetta or sponsored by their political enemy as they would want to claim if this were to be published by a Nigerian newspaper. The Economist, on their part, were not fair on the Governor. This story does not represent the present realities on ground. Things have changed for the better in the past few days. Perhaps that was a teething problem of newbies that the Governor went through. Things have improved. |
Tomilolavncent:How has Nigerians not been feeling all the while? In fact, it's not what @BenBruce said or did not say that matters to me at this time, what actually annoys me about this guy, forming Mr intelligence, is that he never exhibited that intelligence during the ministerial screening at the senate. He just took a strategic position in the chambers just to shake the hands of nominee as they com-in and leave. |
Cvesta:I can't but agree less with you. You took that right out of my mouth. |
LesbianBoy:You're kid obviously. And this is one of the reasons youths of today can never be leaders of tomorrow. How on earth can you lay curses on anyone who has a contrary opinion to yours? It smears of lack of leadership quality, which most of you children of hate has always exhibited on this forum, and it is quite sad. Anyway, I disagree. You can do your worst. |
owobokiri:The level of hatred in you people's heart will make even the devil to shiver. |
Yeske2:that's the real deal. I told you, If you have read the book by Gen. Alexander Madibo, commander of the Biafran Army in the war front, I bet you will never wish for war not to talk of Biafra. I read the book while I was in SS1 or thereabout and I shed tears. I cried! |
braimeddy:It is quite pathetic and unfortunate that we have dullards as our leaders in the name of governors in this country. Now listen: The Central Bank of Nigeria has been advised against becoming a tool in the hands of the ruling All Progressives Congress in the release of bailout funds to states that deserve themTake note, States that deserve them. Once again, "States that deserve them". Have they considered whether or not Kogi falls into this category? The governors said the advice was coming on the heels of the alleged failure of the apex bank in releasing the bailout fund for Kogi State, while other states, mostly of the APC states, have received theirsNote, other States, meaning to include PDP states. In other words, something most be wrong with Kogi's application contrary to what they want us to believe. They particularly wondered why Kogi State was not given despite having fulfilled all the requirementsQuestion is; did they write to the CBN to complain about this before coming out to spew rubbish? These fools just like to play politics with everything. |
datola:You took that from my mouth |
MosakuAW:I can't imagine this happening to my Fareed Modupe, hmm.... |
mrwiddy:I never said JAMB should "gets scrapped". That never came up in our discussion. I was only trying to say nothing is pure in 9ja. |
mrwiddy:Well, for whatever that means. But I think you have comprehension problem. I never said CBT is a bad idea, I only took objection to saying it's the purest form of examination. You see my friend, it only takes a while for anything introduce in Nigeria to be compromised. If I tell you what happened to the University of Lagos's CBT Post UTME, where candidates get score without even coming for the exam at all, you will then agree with me that your CBT, like I said earlier, is not the purest like you put it and want me to forcefully believe. Thank you. |
godoluwa:Now, see you that is sensible. I thought you would have analyse how sensible the Governor's claims are, then I would have known that you too are not a supporter of any rubbish that PDP and their members spew. Now, let's get to the basics. Does it not give you headache that the only premise on which a State Governor in Nigeria thinks that our economy will collapse was simply because when he came back from the holy land, they told him that Ekiti got a certain amount, whereas the State's monthly wage bill is a certain amount beyond what they got, and becuase oil prices has also fallen? And as a result, the economy is going to collapse. What I thought you should asking yourself, let me even assume you are from Ekiti or EVEN any State of Nigeria, for that matter is that what about if this oil dry, what will be our fate? A situation where State's government cannot meet their obligation anytime there's no windfall from about speaks volume about the State's lazy intellectual thinking of how to increase their IGR. They can't think of how to live without Abuja. Shame. |
mrwiddy:Well, at the bold part, I think is not correct in its entirety. I have heard reports of how JAMB CBT was compromised by the owners of the so called CBT centers. For instance, does not baffle you that candidates now prefer to write their JAMB CBT exams outside Lagos? You will want to ask why... |
Hahahahaha, I was actually doing a desk search on the subject matter before my browser brought me here, and I noticed that this thread was actually opened in 2013 with no single comments. Well, I ain't surprise about that. You know, threads like this hardly sell in this part of the world, particularly when it's not about gossip and all that nonsense that hits front page fast like time bomb. Anyway, if you are passionately interested in this topic I would suggest a collaboration so that we can both write and possibly publish a paper on the subject matter. What do you think? |
Aufbauh:You can say that again bro. Is it the sweet fellowship of friendship I have enjoyed over the years that I would want trade for secession? My sweet fellowship with the likes of Broda Chichi, Broda Chibuzor, Broda Ifeanyi, Aunty Nne, Sister Sweku, Aunty Orka, Aunty Julie, Mr Madu, and co. This are the people that shaped my early life. Or is it Kevwe, Odafe, Omokhape, Teinade, Peredenray, Aniekan, and a host others too numerous to mention that I will now require a visa to go and pay a visit...? Tufiakwa...God forbid?! So, if any of these people's child/children wants to do wedding now, I will now go and que at one stupid and lousy embassy that I want to collect visa to one lousy Biafra... Nonsense! |
DropShot:Yea, I like that part, I mean the bold part. And I agree with what @Omojuwa said. |
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