₦airaland Forum

Ratello:
Mo!! What sayest thou is this the way to go?

modath:
Our media just like retaliatory blood shed

This report is too volatile at this point!

Violence is never the answer..

Ratello:
My bro go soft on the Amazon, she will realize after 4 years that Buhari and his cohorts are professional ..................

PRYCE:
Ehh no surprise... Na ONLY Mo fit open this kine thread

@ The topic; Yet another APC stalwart heaping those usual blames on MR Democracy!... We already used to these B.Ss.

I bet this kinda news is now music to DEMOCRACY's ears!

sonOfLucifer:
The logic is simple.
You have flour but no oven. Others bake bread for you in exchange for some flour. Rather than save to buy a oven, you keep selling your flour. One day, flour's price reduces. Now you have no oven, your flour doesn't sell so well, and you still need bread.

So 2 problems. Your flour is cheaper, and you still have no oven to bake bread. SO now you have to spend from flour to buy bread.

Integrityfarms:
And my Clueless, the chief of all incompetents!

Integrityfarms:
Both APC and PDP have no place for nigerian youths! Those laying down their lives in the defence of our selfish politicians are less than an imp!

Integrityfarms:
God Bless GEJ!

Your policy records APC is yet to come near!

#proudly5%

Integrityfarms:
Democracy the worst thing that has happened to the Bkacks

Integrityfarms:
As a development Economists am against devaluation for the Naira! The odds are against us in devaluation!

Integrityfarms:
I declare Fayose the Nostradamus of our time!

Integrityfarms:
All politicians are liars, they lack integrity! Believe and trust them at your own peril!

omenka:
Very stale, like a five days old egwusi soup. What exactly can you fault in what the gentleman has said??

Jonathan is responsible for most of the mess we find ourselves in today. He made unbelievable terrible choices in the days of plenty- today, we suffer for them.

But I believe we'd pull through and emerge even stronger.

“Unfortunately, when we had those wonderful periods, we did not invest. We did not diversify our economy and so, we are in for a rough ride.

All ye ignorant ninnies with post election loss induced blindness in my mention asking where Dogara mentioned IB's name, open your cataract infested eyes and look at the link...

SPEAKER of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara has traced current economic crisis to what he described as “easy choices made by former President Goodluck Jonathan.”

Dogara, who spoke dur­ing the child dedication service of a member of the House, Olusegun Ode­bunmi, held at The Citi­zens Church (TCC), Abuja, called on Nigerians, espe­cially Christians, to pray for God’s intervention.

He said: “All challenges we are faced with are as a result of our choices. When we had the opportu­nity to make hard choices, we went for easy ones and that is why we are boxed in a corner.”

Dogara said: “From about $110 per barrel price for crude, we are now aver­aging about $40 per barrel because of the crisis in the Niger-Delta; we used to earn about $110 on 2.2 mil­lion barrels a day.

“Right now, it’s about $40 on about 1.2 million barrels per day. So, you would see now that our national wealth has gone down by as much as 50 per­cent.

“Unfortunately, when we had those wonderful periods, we did not invest. We did not diversify our economy and so, we are in for a rough ride.

“The roads may not be smooth, but, the truth is that most roads that often lead to wonderful destinations are not smooth.”

Dogara maintained that Christians, no matter the situation, should see rea­son to celebrate Democ­racy Day.

He said it is time people turned to God for divine intervention instead of murmuring and lamentation, saying, “with prayer, God can raise men and women of impeccable character who can contribute their quota in national develop­ment and transformation.”

Ratello:
*standing ovation* you just wowed me

QuotaSystem:
Lovely. Just Lovely.

Those cowardly criminals should have been pursued and finished off, bullet wounds can heal. This government cannot be blackmailed.

Nigeria must prevail and her enemies crushed.

Boss13:
I don't believe this story. If the fire power was superior, the soldiers should have caught the militants

preferred?

Babacele:
holy Jesus! you know that a dead Fayemi with his 'elitist' policies couldn't have lost to thugnor if IB hadn't rigged for him....ekitigate tape n d dismissal of General Momoh are heavy enough evidences .
1. Is paying elderly folks a monthly stipend an elitist project?
2. or holding community needs assessment for the people to contribute to how they are governed and consequently subsequently implementing the plans therefrom an elitist approach?
3 . or the rural allowance Fayemi paid to teachers posted to far rural communities in ekiti also elitist?
and several other beautiful program that an uncultured brute like Fayose lacks the intelligence and character to sustain?
The bitter truth is that Ekiti was forced into a marriage of inconvenience after being raped by a supposed suitor......I'm cock sure the people would free themselves now that the scales re falling off their eyes: how and when is what I don't know.

Ratello:
Oh my God you are a real sport I can't believe a lady can master the rhymes of rap so beautifully well as you just did Hova! Hova!! Hova!!! What da hell you've been waitin foooorrrrr hmnnn..

Ratello:
I can't believe my baby is rhyming in Jay-Z's "Encore" you're welcome cuty

Ratello:
Just for you my e-wife and to show how much you mean to me darling trust me I can buy us that no 3 just to make u happy. Happy Sunday.

Ratello:
Mo my baby come over let's make up on this thread I got good things for you.

good things?

Firefire:
Happy Sunday, MO of life, good job on your blog.

RZArecta:
Ps if that buffoon in Bayelsa state is the one under a watch list as I suspect then ba wahala.

GogetterMD:
But Fayose needs to goan see his psychiatrist abroad na

bejeiodus:
Sheriff is a tactless politician who does not understand the rules of the game. He showed his hands too early by luring five governors with the vice presidential ticket. He should have kept his cards close to his chest and be very coy with his ambition.
His moves were too conspicuous and that made it easy for the governors to checkmate him.
He really has a lot of learning to do in the art of covert politics.

zaynie:
Beyedew....kikikikikikiki.....na wa o!
For salon?
na wa o!
I am just speechless.....like say she don mean you before ....


My SiL compares buh not in my presence....she know say I get bad mouth ....she will compare weight, beauty, feeding styles, clothes, milestones.... so tey her neighbour don sabi my pikin name.
She even once told her dh that who does he think is cuter? My daughter or hers? I was like " is she ok?"
If she comes to my house and sees my child eating sth from a jar, she will immediately tell her dh "we will branch and buy when we are going home". The pikin kuku be like the papa, e no send ajebo tins....na we dem go still pack all the pudding to, the pikin like pap like madt! No milk o! Plain pap....e dey always pain d mama.



Mo, did u get my mail?

Chriswazo:
Which kind business that man d do to owe 5 private jets and promising to dash them 40 billion, nawa o. The wealth of Nigeria is richly located in the south but the Northern Oligarchs are the most recipient of ìts yields. Is not fair.

cutienik:
yeepaa!!see bashing..senior modath no dey fall hand ....nonsense ns ingredients indeed...oya madam take d basia wey u dserv for bein a nuisance..

@beyedew...ooohhh..u for gv her farewell punchy line o

Babacele:
Arase is just Harassing truth and our sensibilities.....I just can't wait for him to leave by June....

tempest01:
When I watched Fayoses interview on channels, i first thought he was wrong to owe salaries...And he offered his explanation which was sensible Fayemi borrowed a lot and it is affecting his tenure. Fayemi hasn't come out to deny this.

Our past politicians never made hay while there was sunshine.

Mynd44:
That guy is a real "guy man"