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I'm expecting a cagey encounter with few goals

I need a 750gb ROM, 4gb RAM and Core i5 laptop. Can i get it for less that 80k?

chidekings:
Got one within those range,probook 4440s. Check out its specs online and then u can Holla at your boy.

Your whatsapp number?

Abeg i need laptop core i5, minimum of 4gb. 75k Budget

FarahAideed:
At a point this man should be clamouring for the removal of Buhari he is here saying gibberish about what he doesn't know? It wasn't just MTN that pulled money out of Nigeria , infact many other companies pulled out monies amounting to over 80 billion dollars as a result of Buharis percieved short sightedness ..

Where is the sense in this? Remove Buhari and replace him with those that squandered our collective wealth abi? A renowed SAN gave a list of corruption cases the FG can pursue to generate trillions of dollars and all you can do is shout "remove Buhari." You guys just make comment as though Nigeria was heaven before Buhari came in. Jeez!

Emycord:
NO PLACE LIKE HOME ANAMBRA ADIGO MMA. IFE NKE OBODO ANYI. IGBO NATABA UNO.

How many of your family members dey stay there?

Ode. If you like call him out as much as you can, he won't still ask you out

Lol. Dead on arrival. A coalition to sav Nigeria formed by group of "oldies" headed by a man that failed in Osun state as a governor. Nigeria is not serious for change yet.

malonephill:
you've forgotten so soon that social media was one of the platform used to defeated GEj out of office.........smh

The south west and mid belt loss made sure GEJ was defeated. Buhari lost woefully in the east. Does that mean igbos aren't online? Majority of those who votes arent even on social media.

I have not been pleased with pmb's performance but i can assure you that pmb won't lose to a pdp candidate in 2019. Anyone who understands Nigeria's political dynamics will easily forsee this.

sehin79:
my brother when i see comment here it reflect the future and why nigeria is the way it is,even most people that comment on here dont read or perhaps watch the video before passing a judgement rather the follow the OP written story and other comment to pass judgement its sad.

Don't mind most of the earlier commenters. They rushed to comment and buttress op's ego without bothering to watch the video.

You obviously haven't been listening to the lyrics. If you have, you would have noticed that the song was actually condemning rather than glorifying drug use

Oyin is very trustworthy and very friendly as well..Everyone should feel free to transact with him. His rates are also very customer-friendly.

Recently there have been outcries about the need for youths to take over the mantle of power in the country. While I belive the time is ripe for such to happen as the older generation has seemingly failed us, I believe there's a need for us to not just support the rhetoric for the sake of just doing so. What we have currently is a failed country and for every movement started now, we need to ensure that we do not deviate from the obvious goal - to save Nigeria from this state of quagmire and unending history.

While there's a dying need for power to change hands from the clueless bunch of oldies we have in power currently, we need to define and specify who the power to be taken is to given to. One of our major problems in this country is that we love to move with the tide without minding where the water is taking us to. We make choices based on sentiments rather than reasons.

In essence, what i am saying is that we need to be cautious and tread softly as we move to redirect the future of our dear nation. We must tackle our problems head on and not just do it because we want to remove the "oldies" from power. We must avoid riding just anyone to power because such person flies the "youth flag." We need to make sure we select only the best among us and avoid repeating the same costly mistakes the 'old generation' made and have continued making with our support.

I have listened to a lot of young people speak and found out that most had little or no understanding of what the nation's problems are not to talk of the solutions needed. More worrisome is the fact that a lot of our "youths currently partaking in politics" seem to be more concerned about getting "sentimental support" and riding to power rather than really solving the leadership crises the nation has been battling with. In fact it could be said that many of the so-called youth leaders are not morally, psychological and intellectually worthy to lead the much anticipated youth revolution in the country. A worthwhile example is the case of Gov. Yahya Bello of State many thought represented a break from the norms but has been a disappointment ever since he got into power.

There's no denying that Nigeria is blessed with multitude of exceptionally brilliant young minds, however we need to take caution in ensuring that we do not mix the "wheat with the chaff". Nigeria badly needs us to stand up for her but more importantly she needs us to be highly cautious about the set of individuals we select to deliver her.


God Bless Nigeria!

By Adediran Adedayo Abdullahi.

Cc Statsocial, Mynd44, OAM4J, TonyeBarcanista, Sarrki

4kDdullard:
Imagine what the dullard has reduced Nigerians to

So in short Nigerians no dey do this kain thing pre-2015 abi? Seriously some of you need brain check

Nice idea. Nigeria needs an alternative to both pdp and APC. And this time, we don't want POLITICIANS.

hedonistical:
Do you HONESTLY think Nigeria would fare better under Buhari or under anyone else the PDP puts forward? Assuming you have only two options - Buhari or the PDP - who would you go for?

Pdp failed for 16 years and left us in deep underdevelopment, Buhari too is treading that path. I won't vote for either of them, but pdp shouldn't even raise a voice in the next 16 years.

Osinbajo is very hardworking tho

FarahAideed:
They shouldnt come and scatter votes now oo and give Buhari an edge ..Remember the goal is to send Buhari out

The goal is to send Buhari out and not replace him with Pdp.

Wapkoshcom:
#backtodaura

Even if you will send him back in 2019 according to you, at least appreciate this laudable project. Are you programmed to hate non-stop ni?

donblade85555:
We are talking of songs that rocked everywhere.

did you listen to tiwaa E.p?

How many people know the songs in simi album?

tiwa ma lo 10 million YouTube views
all over has 12 million YouTube views

tiwa waa featured by top african arts like diamond.
who ft simi apart from falz?

Name just one hit from Tiwa's ep bro..Any big artist can get that sort of YouTube views. That's more about reputation and not a big deal. Simi's album was one of the best last year...Tiwa is more recognized obviously but we're talking about performance now not popularity. Last year, simi was the best female artist in NIGERIA.

donblade85555:
Ma lo and allover
simi main hit was only joromi

Only hit?? Did you listen to her album at all?

nnamdiokere45:
goosebumps nko? abeg forget,simi never reach to win award wer tiwa dey

Well awards are about performances not reputation or any other sentiment. Simi had an excellent year..Her album was lit and she had the most hits among the female artists. I love Tiwa's songs but the truth is she was silent for most part of the year.
It was a vote-based award. So i guess that settled it.

Just saying tho...

safarigirl:
Bros, do not become a slave in another man's establishment when you can manage yours.

Do not listen to people with little or no ambition who tell you to remain in a comfort zone called paid employment, majority of Nigerians are frustrated because they are in that zone. If you have the means and the passion to do your own thing, do it

It is better to fail at the early stages of doing your own thing and eventually succeed than have a false sense of comfort fulfilling another man's dreams

You forgot to add that the thing line between failing at the early stages before succeeding is suicidal

enemmo:
Almighty voting..

Oh I see

Abeg aside Malo ft wizkid, which song did Tiwa sing last year to deserve the female artist of the year? The last time I checked Simi had countless number of hits last year

Bede2u:
Am really begin to suspect that its really yoruba people who are muslims that are behind the seeming war btw Igbos and yorubas. Is islam averse to peace bikonu?

I mean which sensible yoruba man wont want to have Igbos as dependable allies and vice verser?

You obviously don't know your history...

elyte89:
A picture u will later regret 20/30years to come

Don't mind her. Most young ladies out there nowadays don't plan to grow old judging by their exuberance

Y0ruba:
At the emboldened, how please?

We the indigene who use that road are not much compared to travelers from out of state who ply the road. Why use the money that belongs to the state make something beneficial to non indigenes for free and why tax the people who don’t even earn much? Why not toll the road rather than tax the people of the state that are not earning much?

Lagos is richer but tolls Lekki bridge/roads & Lagos is richer but BRT isn’t free. Why then should a poor Osun incur massive debt for a free project that the whole Nigeria will use?

I didn’t attack the project, you most likely didn’t see my point from the get go but no shakes.

Boss why now Are you really asking me how the state will benefit from agric? Are the farmers not indigenes of the state? What about the employment opportunities, the people that will be employed across the value chain? That aside, the government can subsidize the cost of inputs at the beginning of the farming year with an agreement to buy all the produce after harvest. Isn't that a viable source of revenue generation?


You seem to be more concerned about the state paying back the workers...The man recently promised he will do that before he leaves. Mind you he is only owing 25% of the workers (Level 8 or so and above). He probably didn't manage the issue of the workers well enough, but that doesn't remove the fact that he has developed Osun state within his last 8 years. No be everybody for Osun state be civil servants now.

Y0ruba:
Mr. Dee thank you for being level headed and sharing your thoughts.

Starting from the part of your post I emboldened, I agree with your thought there but it is a long term goal that may not happen in the next 5 years or anytime soon but before this viability happens, how do you suggest [right now] the state improves IGR to offset the loans incurred or keep up with recurrent expenditure - i.e salaries? How?

The Gbongan road is a very busy road. A lot of vehicles ply that place which means the road will be subjected to periodic maintenance or it will become damaged. How should the government maintain it? Dip hands in the lean purse of the state again?

The road can be Osun’s meal ticket, if 100 Naira is tolled for 24 hours every day, do you know how much the state will realize and how it will leap towards being economically vibrant because it will mean more money available for the government to spend to build the airport or invest in other stimulating projects that will yield further incomes.

That road is a gold mine, it should not be free. The government does not benefit from the agricultural produces that move from and through the states in anyway, they are private businesses. Getting 100 naira per car/bus vehicle and charging about 200 naira per truck that causew more damage isn’t so much.

Think about it, think Osun first.

Firstly the state benefits from sales of agricultural products albeit indirectly..I understand your point of view but my problem with your first comment is that you attacked the whole project rather than "him not taxing the project."

I think taxing the project can actually earn the state a lot but trust me it can't be effected just immediately after finishing the project..That will be counter-productive. There seems to be much emphasis on taxing the public of late though. The guy has delivered social infrastructures, I think he has gained the public (at least non-civil servants, artisans, market women, farmers nd the likes)trust based on that.

Y0ruba:
Osun is still a rural state and the street roads, although now good, see little to no vehicular activity.

My contention with the whole thing is where these projects leave the state. What he should have done differently, to answer your question, is not to make the project free. Tax it or toll it somehow to get expenses back to keep up with salaries if not offset loans.

Osun looks different..I live there nd I know the different between what used to be obtainable and now. Taxing or tolling a project like the Gbogan-Ibadan road will be detrimental to the whole essence of the project..The project I think was embarked upon to ease movement from Osun-ibadan-Lagos where the bulk of the state's agricultural earnings come from...The road used to be a death trap...Even if he would tax or toll it, it shouldn't be now..Osun needs to leave its current status of being a civil servants state to a economical vibrant state. And I think that has been the basis of ogbeni's administration from the onset