streetfabulous:
looks like young Muammar Gaddafi...

Na only u see wetin I see ooo

Bluffly:
I think it is apparently a waste of time for our Civil and Building Engineers in this country to have studied Engineering. Why should foreigners be supervising our constructions. Haba

Bro, I tire for this country ooo

the worst aspect is the fact that this foreigners only attended technical schools

Elxandre:
I think they call it friends with benefit

Absolutely,
Just like Tennis
You serve.....I serve and later we deuce it

Elxandre:
I think they call it friends with benefit

Absolutely, you serve.....I serve and later we deuce it

MIMOSAXY:
I RECEIVED AN SMS JUST NOW TO ATTEND THE Pre-interview test

Thanks

I RECEIVED AN SMS JUST NOW TO ATTEND THE Pre-interview test

today's password is Payday

Please, the company location in Ogun state

Please anyone with today's password should kindly post it.

Please I need practice questions. amooby26@gmail.com. Thanks in advance

As sent by a Facebook user,

Meet the tallest Corper in Nigeria.

Presently at NYSC orientation Camp (Nassarawa )

see more photos
https://amoobabatundeyakub..co.ke/2017/02/tallest-corper-in-nasarawa-camp.html?m=1

lifezone247:
Mrs. Oge Elendu sent this pictures to NEWISSUES of where National Youth Service Corps members are housed in Bauchi. They would be camped here for 21 days. And she wrote this short note below.


“So my younger sister was posted to Borno state for the ongoing NYSC orientation camp, but she’s camping in Bauchi state due to the security situation in Borno.

“Below are some pictures of the dilapidated building where she and some others girls have been condemned to spend 21 days. The rooms are dingy, infested with bed bugs and a sickening stench of Urine. This is wicked and totally unacceptable!

“Why should a country treat her citizens less than pigs and expect any form of productivity or patriotism from them! It’s a shame!

“I beg you all to please share this post until it gets to the Presidency. Our graduates deserve better!”

This is really outrageous and unacceptable.
http://www.newissuesmagazine.com/2016/11/shocking-pictures-of-nysc-accomodation-in-bauchi/

This is a fallacy I camped in BATCH last year Batch B 2015 and it was perfectly OK.

SHOUYY OUT TO OGA LAGOS and Indomie

Congratulations to all Nigerian's




Now some Nairalanders would go back to their Ethnicity, Religious and Political bigotry



I wish we live a life like the way we all unite during sporting activities (football in particular).......We would have been better than America

Emmatdayo:
looool, see bahd mouth abeg,nnamdi KANU has turned to FIFA inside prison

Oga no b FIFA na PIFA Prison International Football Association President him b now

Gooooaaaaaaaaaaalll




Belgium 1-0 Wales (Wails)

SurefireFashion:
The sun shine state

wake up Osun is LIVING SPRING STATE while ONDO is SUNSHINE STAE.





KANAJI. KO!!!

36 ke !!!!



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Ignatio:
But the voice reception delays.

Exact!!! During conversations, my speeches are always 15 delayed for 15 seconds, while the recipient speeches are delivered immediately.

chinoify:
Use it to call bae, she will insult the hell out of you. But she can call with it.

Lols

PDP IS DEAD FAAAA
However, there's a way to recarnify the party

drpossibilities:
Major Steps the Peoples Democratic Party Must Take to Become a Viable Opposition and Possibly Wrest Power from the All Progressives Congress in 2019:

It saddens me greatly to see the Peoples Democratic Party so badly enmeshed in leadership crisis. This is because it is indeed very bad for our democracy and will go a long way in hurting our developing democracy.

One of the hallmarks of democracy as a system of government is the existence of a viable and formidable opposition party which will constantly put the ruling party on their toes, give them sleepless nights and make them critically consider any action they take before taking such actions.

Sadly, since the loss of the last presidential elections to the now ruling All Progressives Congress, the Peoples Democratic Party has become enmeshed in crisis that has affected it's ability to live up to expectations as an opposition party thereby disappointing the masses and leaving Nigerians at the mercy of the ruling All Progressives Congress.

The PDP must endeavor to quickly put its house in order so as to enable it put certain structures in place that will ensure it acts as a viable opposition to the ruling APC and possibly wrest power from it come 2019.

Below are some suggestions I have outlined. Feel free to criticise them and add more.

1. Solve the persistent leadership crisis: the party cannot move forward at all if it keeps on having constant leadership crisis. All stakeholders must come together to find a lasting solution to the persistent leadership crisis as the persistence of such crisis only goes to show that there are fundamental errors or shortcomings with the present system with the attendant consequence of weakening the party.

2. All Stakeholders must put their personal interests aside and work for the collective good of the party. The reason why leadership and other forms of crisis will keep coming up is because the party members are now so used to allowing their personal interest override the overall interest of the party and the generality of its members.

3. The party must at this point make sure internal party democracy is fully entrenched as it is clear that the party has been considerably weakened due to obvious lack of internal democracy. Getting a ticket to contest any elective position in Nigeria under the PDP is no longer a function of the ideal procedures and the tenets of internal democracy but a function of who you know at the National level. This shouldn't continue, it must stop. Allow the delegates of the party to emerge in the manner prescribed by the Party’s Constitution and let the delegates select party flag bearers on the basis of what such flag bearers have demonstrated in terms of capacity to do the job and win the seat and not teleguiding the emergence of delegates as well as unjustly manipulating them to favour a certain candidate even when such candidate doesn't have what it takes.

4. The party must embark on a sincere reconciliation drive to reconcile with aggrieved members who left the party for one reason or the other and bring them back into the fold. This will go a long way in repositioning the party.

5. Inaugurate a very competent team which will be headed by the National Publicity Secretary to help rebrand the image of the party and constantly issue statements on the activities of the ruling APC so as to check their excesses. In fact, to put it simply, the party needs it's own 'Lai Mohammed'.

6. The party must allow the youths more participation in its affairs albeit under the guidance of the party elders. I believe we the younger generation are ready to take the baton from the older generation. This group of old politicians can constitute themselves into a group to be known as the Council of Elders which will provide the necessary advice and contacts while the youths take the bull by the horn. The younger generation is brimming with fresh ideas, enthusiasm and so much passion but the older ones have refused to give way. There are certain men who shouldn't have any business engaging in active politics again. I wont mention names.

I think I will stop here for now. Nigerians need PDP, Nigerians need a viable opposition and we are seriously yearning for one.

Thank You.

Ugah Michael Chukwuemeka (Dr. Possibilities)

1---- Make Mike Adenuga your Chairman



2---- Dangote as your presidential candidate alongside Prof Pat Utomi.

Shikena (in Igbo mans voice)

tjskii:
Dis kid resembles one yoruba actor like this, I just don't know his name, but they look so alike

like this one?

state the full specification

TheSuperNerd:
There are people still dying for the country.... (the soldiers and all).

But as for me, staying alive will be just okay. I don't have to die for Nigeria to prove my loyalty. You may never know what my staying alive will do for Her or the world. And yep.... I'm working my socks off.

Sometimes, staying alive is the loyalty...

Imagine what would have happened had Winston Churchill died when hit by a car in New York just before the world war II began.

Even FDR (or is it Harry Truman?) was supposed to have died before WWII.... But somehow, their staying alive became their nations' and the earth's salvation as both men led their nations to defeat the super madness of Adolf Hitler.


So another question is will you stay alive for your country?

Note: Staying alive refers to those really doing something worthwhile with their lives. People really building themselves and their dreams. So uhmm... are you one of them? #selah


P.S: Your exact question was already answered by you. But there are families losing loved ones in Nigeria daily in their battle against boko haram and such... don't mock their loss.

Critical analysis guy. and neither am I here to mock Those who'd laid down their souls.

allthingsgood:
What a stupid question. OP u reason like a child. There are people laying down their lives every single day for this nation. So dont come here and belittle their efforts! Maybe we should send ur head to sambisa for a few days...rubbish!

You're right man. Those people doing that had earlier sacrificed their autonomy and then pledged their life to the sovereignty of the Nationhood.
But can you also emulate their Feat?

Ever since I started my primary school in the early 90s, all I've seen is a scalar nation.
A nation without sustainable development program.

A nation that does not care if its citizens exist except when in need of their vote.

A nation which most of its leaders are not inclined about modern technological approach in solving complex issues.

A nation in which there's no plan to curtail the continuous degradation of her environment.

A nation in which virtually everything it uses are imported.

A nation with vast Arable land but still ignored investment in agriculture.

A nation in which it's citizens security is not guaranteed.

A Nation whose educational policies are not pragmatic and engineered towards tackling the prevailing issues.

A nation in which everybody want to become a POLITICIAN just to make quick dough.


I could go on and on about the AGONY of every Nigerian and it won't stop


Unlike Americans (USA precisely) it is an honor for them to lay down their lives for America


Just yesterday a friend asked me if I COULD DIE FOR THE CAUSE OF NIGERIA, and my Response was NO.


If asked similar question, would your response differ from mine and if YES, WHY?

FAKE STORIES EVERYWHERE!!!