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looking forward to this discourse. my knowledge of this art form is very patchy at best. |
AjanleKoko: LOL. You dey refer to death metal, Marilyn Manson, and all that, I'm sure.funny enough na Christian rock revitalize my love for rock music. Those Hillsong boys dey jam rock like no man business. |
bad market.
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Patie, monitor your husband well well o! The dress wey that girl wear pass be careful o! Abi the material no reach? She go soon invent pregnancy if left in the same room alone with GEJ or Sambo. To be forewarned is to be forearmed o! |
KenGali: That is according to the Gospel of Sanusi - whose rescue mission is to print money for cash gifts to northern universities, his boko Haram comerades and co.I guess he was asleep while Atuche, Ibru and Akingbola were redefining the art of stealing using depositors money to play casino. Or were the charges fabricated by Sanusi and his Boko brothers? With all the grammar Soludo blows in articles, he has never explained how the banking system was rotting under his watch. |
jp philips: these lagosians don't know what they are enjoying till they exchange fashola for Amaechi.i am beginning to come around to the idea that robbery in PH is politically engineered. On the issuer of raods, Amaechi dey try. There are bad roads even in Lagos. My problem with Amaechi is the quality of some of the road projects. The contractors seem compromised. Look at Okporo road. That road has been in one state of disrepair and reconstruction for the last 2 years.You can't even tell where the work begins and where it ends. 2 bloody years for one small stretch of road! There must be an ikwerre shrine that the Agip road/Ada George road axis has been dedicated to. That entire axis has been under reconstruction since 2009. Yet work is still in progress. What are they doing? Like i always say, he has done well (considering his predecessor) but a whole lot more could have been done. |
jp philips: you guys should be grateful that fashola has two pillars with a cap on top to show for the money he has spent so far, our own Mazi Amaechi has 12 pieces of one legged pillar to show for over 200b naira spent so far.EFCC must revisit that retirement benefit that Amaechi calls monorail project. That project is a big sore on his govt. |
August 7, 2013 If initial reports were to be believed, agents of the Lagos State Government headed by Governor Babatunde Fashola, a lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, had gone on the streets of Lagos, seized 67 persons of Anambra State or Igbo origin on their way to their markets, homes or other legitimate activity, bundled them unto some trucks, driven fast and furiously towards Anambra State and dumped them somewhere at the foot of the Niger Bridge in Onitsha! When I read this report, I was initially shocked, then incredulous…and then I knew there was probably more to the report than it disclosed. Was there anything in Fashola’s record to indicate a disposition to act in such manner? I didn’t think so! Fashola’s commissioner for budget and planning, Ben Akabueze is from Anambra State; the head of the state’s infrastructure regulatory commission is also from that state; Fashola recently built a housing estate and named it after former Commonwealth Secretary-General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, also from Anambra! Recently when popular actress, Ngozi Nwosu needed help to meet the cost of treatment of a kidney ailment, Fashola it was who came up with N4.5million, three quarters of the funds required. Lagos State employs many non-indigenes in its civil service, and its traffic management agency, LASTMA was headed by Young Arebamen, an indigene of Edo State. Minutes after I read the suspicious report and as I pondered these issues, I saw tweets on Twitter posted by a former local and international office holder of Igbo extraction condemning the actions attributed to Fashola. I cautioned her against jumping to conclusions and made up my mind to seek more information before making further comments. I also had personal reasons for concern on the matter, given the emotions I knew would be generated by the report-my sister-in-law, the wife of my most junior brother of same parents, hailed from Anambra State! And what did my direct enquiries from very senior officials of the Lagos State Government reveal? I was presented with oral and documentary evidence of the true state of facts-on April 9 2013, an official of the Lagos State Government (LASG) wrote to the Anambra State Government (ANSG) informing it of 14 persons who were in the state’s rehabilitation centre who “claimed to be indigenes of your state” and requested ANSG’s “urgent response to screen them to verify if they are truly from your state”. ANSG through its Lagos Liaison Office replied on April 15 acknowledging receipt of the LASG letter and requested “particulars of the 14 persons” in order to “facilitate their integration with their families if they are from Anambra”. LASG promptly wrote a second letter dated April 29 providing names, towns/villages, LGAs and state of origin of the 14 persons and stressing the need for ANSG’s officials to arrange a physical interaction with these people. We have since discovered that the governments of several other states-Anambra (!), AkwaIbom and Rivers States as well as New York and Hawaii in the USA have implemented a similar policy. I also understand and agree that there was a political context to the behavior and complaints of the Anambra State Government on this matter – a governor who resorts to ethnic mobilization as the best route to ensure his party wins an imminent election! What surprised me however was why the majority of Igbo people were willing to accept this propaganda given as I mentioned earlier Fashola’s record on the subject? The emotional frenzy that accompanied the matter is also curious given a certain context-many years ago, Enugu State, the erstwhile capital of the old Eastern Region expelled government employees from other Igbo states; more recently Abia State sacked all civil servants from neighbouring states, most of whom were from Imo; as we speak, the government of Ebonyi State refuses to allow an Anambra indigene acquire control of a cement company situated in Ebonyi; and the controversy over the Mbaise people of Imo State’s vehement rejection of a Catholic Bishop from Anambra rages on!!! Clearly there were other factors that accounted for the outrage over the actions of the Lagos State Government, which were not reflected in these other more egregious instances! I was also surprised that in spite of information that the policy of the Lagos State Government on resettlement of destitute and vagrant persons with their families and communities had been implemented in respect of persons from Oyo, Ogun and Osun, and in several Northern States, the anger in several commentators refused to abate. One caller on a radio phone-in programme in fact argued that Lagos State should have put the people in prison rather than repatriate them towards their communities. And then I realized that the argument was not really about the welfare of the persons concerned! If it was about their welfare, ANSG would have gone to visit and help its indigenes, rather than play politics with their fate! If the focus was their welfare, it would be clear to all that when you rehabilitate homeless, mentally-retarded, drug-addicted, and penniless people, you don’t release them to go back on the streets; you send them to areas where they would have a family or community support system, and in their circumstances, the best places for these destitute persons was back in their villages! And then I realized that for some, the argument was really a proxy for another argument over the ownership of Lagos-that Lagos was a “no-man’s land” and that Igbos were the greatest contributors to the development of Lagos. That is a debate I’m not prepared to take part in except to caution that the other city in which such an argument is ongoing is Jos! By: Opeyemi Agbaje |
yunglykmine: I understand him.. All na publicity stunt for next Ekiti election. I dey watch.I am actually wondering when Fayemi became this rich. |
Ben Akabueze, one of the few Nigerians i can manage to trust with power. I have observed him at close quarters and he is a man worthy of every respect possible. However, i don't trust politicians and if Mr. Akabueze becomes one, i will be at a crossroad. |
Wsdm: Only God knows how Jonathan expect to get Nigerias vote in the next election having surrounded himself with all these un repentant old thieves. Nigerians where deceived to be voting for a new blood in politics(Jonathan), but here we are today. An 80 years BOT chairman and 79 years party chairman( all political and not real ages respectively)As if the old thieves were not surrounding him when he was voted in with a landslide victory. |
where is Boko Haram,when you need them? If na to bomb innocent women and children plus churches, dem go show up quickly. |
LWKMD. see gaylords in the prison cells o! full and sustained attention (e.rection) of his male organ. Keyamo no go kill person. |
31 Jul 2013http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/keyamo-petitions-prisons-over-attempt-to-sodomise-charles-okah/154956/ |
sleekdot: But the man ojukwu himself couldnt even win a Senatorial election in his own timeI just tire for this imaginary dynasty. |
AjanleKoko: I don't agree.I can't hold brief for @obowunmi but i don't thinkthat is the crux of what he is referring to. The legal system spans from patent ownership to the ability of the VC to enforce contractual agreements as it concerns the product or service. With a messed up legal system like ours,few VCs have the stomach to spend years in court with an entrepreneur fighting over a dispute around the sale of an idea that the VC nurtured to fruition. By the time the court case is settled,the conglomerate or big player that was keen on buying the product would have moved on. |
ch4okechi:So sleeping with Ojukwu transfers leadership skills? |
berem: I agree with you! I wonder how Bianca intends to resurrect the ailing party. Since Ojukwu died the party has not experienced peace.I heard his m.anhood lives on. So i guess she has something with which to work on and resurrect the party |
Sincere 9gerian: GEJ may not be the most intelligent president in the world but he is focused, calm, cool-headed, consensus builder and most importantly, he has surrounded himself with the MOST INTELLIGENT Nigerians in the world: from the minister of Agriculture, finance minister, minister of communication technology, etc. Even one of his ministers was recently harvested by a multinational agency.How people like you sleep peacefully at night remains a mystery. Do you actually believe a portion of the things you typed up here? The docile,inept,clueless and utterly uninspiring man at the top cannot be re-branded that easily. The process that throws up clowns like GEJ to such sensitive positions as the president of a country as ours is a faulty faulty process that nights reconstruction. We just can't make genuine progress with his type at the top. |
There is a difference between VCs and PE firms. The difference seems to be muddled up in this thread. There a few VCs around. A well funded local VC has substantial stake in one of the more popular mobile money outfits. However,there are very few VCs in naija sha. The legal environment is a very limiting factor. |
Idowuogbo: Oga JamaJama, e polowo yin badt! U go fear marketing na! If seun no gree give una free slot, na to enter front page run ya collabo. I 'cash' u!!! ![]() |
I have had a bad experience with Jumia. Lousy and slow to correct their errors. They just feed you an endless song of apology and show no remorse. I understand that organisations have processes but when those processes are designed to frustrate your customers,then something is seriously wrong. |
[quote author=A-40]Fabregas did make a lot of starts for Barca last season. About 30 in the league alone methinks Barca are only trying to cash out as much as they can in this crazy over inflated transfer world we are in. The key is is he an upgrade on what you have at the moment? The answer is Yes so y'all might as well go all out for him When teams start paying over 40 million pounds for Hulk you should know we are in the last days ![]() Illaramendi a DM with less than two seasons of experience was bought for 38 million euros as well Arsenal of all teams are bidding 40million for Suarez (I still find it hard to believe) and are being rebuffed so you should understand just how loco this whole transfer season is[/quote]My brother, this na end times transfer market. This transfer market na serious Eschatology sign. |
Bash Ali should visit Yaba Left. The doctor on duty will attend to him and admit him to the appropriate ward. |
cold: 'Three people have dropped dead in their camp already'. Imagine! Coming from a pastor. Religion thrives on fear,sickening!seduction,manipulation and control. |
Linda also needs to spare us this her broken record of rags to riches story. We have heard it enough times. |
After all is said and done, a salient question remains unanswered. IS THE PASTOR GUILTY OR INNOCENT OF THE ACCUSATIONS THAT WERE MADE? Secondly, i find the curses the man is raining on unknown persons very unchristian like. WWJD? Would revel in the fact that 3 of them have dropped dead on account of unresolved accusations? |
nenergy: Only what?!? So Jesus Christ is what then? Meaning Jesus Christ died for nothing! #EndtimeBeliefsJesus Christ is the assistant Pope. He stands in for the Pope when the Pope is too busy. |
rubbish filter!! I'm strongly in support of the #ChildNotBride initiative. Give her pen not p.enis, ask for her books not bosoms, pay her school fees not bride price, she needs education not e.jaculation. Say NO to child bride today. Say no to insertion of decayed dicks into Nigerian children |
I'm strongly in support of the #ChildNotBride initiative. Give her pen not penis, ask for her books not boobs, pay her school fees not bride price, she needs education not ejaculation. Say NO to child bride today. Say no to insertion of decayed dicks into Nigerian children. *comment not originally mine. |
philips70: The points raised by the learned lady are not even the main issue about that facebook write-up posted on twitter by El-Rufai. You guys need to read it and go over all the comments mostly made by Muslims. You will be so shocked the North is filled with many Yerimas. The poor lady got the bashing of her life by thick skinned religious bigots. Mehn, after reading all that I hated the more Sir Fredrick Lord Lugard and all his cohorts. This is obviously a nation of many countries. I do not believe I belong to the same nation with those speakers. No, not at all. I personally place a curse on anyone who covertly or openly go against the division of this so called country. I just urge everyone to read all of that including the comments and you will see that there will never be an end to boko haram insurgency no matter the efforts of the JTF.I took your advise and read the comments. I have always been convinced that this country is held together by the greed of the ruling class.My belief has been reinforced. That there are people in this country with such warped beliefs? SMH |
Tafee: atleast this law is better than gay lawThis sort of comment can only be made by a certified pedophile. |
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