One word - propaganda.

Madness has never looked so handsome!!!

Berlin

AkeNathan:

That is how they all sound when elections are near.

Obaseki stop fooling Edo civil servants. What minimum did you used to pay before commencement of the 30k minimum?

From the answer we will know how honest you are with this assertion of today.

25k.

This guy never taya for e drama?

Lugianostar:


It is always good for you to be best in having an edge in what you were craving to do as it will empower you to do it better and handle challenges in the future. But we are always in a hurry to be the boss and start having egocentric shoulder pad like Aba choir mistress and not knowing how to do the needful.

Brymo and chocolate city were best soul mates that needed each other so much but due to undue pressure from bad friends of Brymo and he decided to bite the hand that feed him and now he is missing out.

I thought he was undergoing a ban before now and i never knew he was learning how to learn his father dexterity skills!!!!

Chocolate City actually wanted to 'cage' Brymo and his music. To them Choc Boys was a group for rappers. Brymo was the chorus guy.
Brymo wanted something more than releasing commercial songs. Brymo lives for the art.
Brymo defined his music and he is doing well for himself.
Just buy some of his albums and listen to them. You'd realise that Brymo's artistry is well expressed in songs he released after he left Chocolate City.


Brymo = Art = Life

MicheyJ1:


This guy ruined his career when he decided to go solo and leave choc boys. Now both choc boys and Brymo are not doing well. Thank god for Dice Ailles, MI for starve.

You don't know jack about Brymo.

Mea culpa
Mea culpa
Mea maxima culpa

God could have as well prevented the accident but ain't he a drama king who glories in the sufferings of people?



What a relief that he is nonexistent.

Sakamanje Pastor.

Sirfeeking:
Check Lordjb's profile.

Thanks

Eeghe:


nairacast(dot)com
toxicpatat(dot)com

Thank you.

Please any link to stream the show?



Local man has no satellite TV.

KinzyeWriter:
okay bro, do you want to tell me more details like the cost of the transport.

3-4k


I do not know the exact amount.

Go to Eagle Line along Iyaro.

Alfa Sule




Sakamanje Master!!!

Is there no remedy to the problem caused by the waves coming from the sea? It seems to be the major problem.

@OP you have spoken well.
I agree with your submission(s).


Someone once said, "Reasoning kills all Gods."

Nawa o.




This guy's matter is not in order at all o!!!


I feel for his scrawny self.

Too much sense!

Clickbait

Can we let those who are convinced about taking their lives be?


The fuss over suicide and Sniper is unnecessary.

Christians and crying wolf.

She's smart.


Seeking validation from people always results in depression and, in extreme cases, suicides.

Nawa sha.


Your problem dey for your mind o.

Says a fugitive tweeting from the UK.

@couragemurphy 4+4 is a movement!


To the #NextLevel we go!!!

0701 447 1870 (Airtel)

Make the anointing touch me small.

Not true

Against all odds, Nigeria must progress!!!


#NextLevel

For over 16 years, it had been a 'jaiye jaiye' lifestyle. We were splashing the cash on anything without 'securing the bag'. We imported virtually everything we consumed. Why not? We had the money! Oil was selling great! We spent and spent and spent like money was going out of fashion. We were warned of the impending doom if our unreasonable lifestyle wasn't stopped as soon as possible. We, obstinate in our flamboyance, ignored these warnings. It was so bad that some institutions were collecting their fees in foreign currencies! Bundles and envelopes of dollars were distributed across the country.

In 2015, a new administration came and made efforts to resuscitate the badly bruised economy and psyche of Nigerians. Tragedy struck! The price of crude dropped from over $100 per barrel daily(as at 2011) to between $70-$50 per barrel daily(2018). What this meant was that Nigeria didn't earn as much money as before and there was need to cut down on needless spending. Bans were placed on the importation of certain items, TSA policy was implemented amongst other policies. However, these measures couldn't stop the wave of recession that swept the country. The suffering and hardship doubled and tripled. The purchasing power of the Naira weakened. People complained and groaned. It was indeed very difficult to be living in Nigeria.

Fast forward to 2019, the groans have become louder. Hate is the new oxygen that people breathe in. The masses are screaming, "Take us back to Egypt!", "We want corruption back!!", "At least the money was going round!" Some other have said, "Mr President, you've fought corruption, let someone else fight poverty.". These and many other rhetorics have become the cantatas of our contemporary political opera. These cacophonies are reminiscent of a story in the Bible where the Israelites asked Moses to return them to Egypt because the journey to the Promised Land wasn't what they expected. They accused Moses of luring them out of Egypt so that they would all die (of hunger and thirst) in the desert. Moses soldiered on. At some point, he disobeyed God and was disqualified from entering the Promised Land.

As we go to the polls this weekend, we must understand that delayed gratification (however painful) is what is necessary at this point. A return to 'Egypt' (instant gratification) may appear rosy but the long term effects wouldn't augur well for the growth and development of our dear nation. We must choose between sweet talk (and perhaps, wisecracks) and genuine efforts. We must remember that politics appeals to sentiments and sentiments may be expedient but the costs outweigh the benefits.

Some say that good things come to those who wait. It is therefore a choice we have to make - to painstakingly address our present problems while preparing for our future and the future of our offsprings or to ignorantly feed our lust for instant gratification. The choice is ours to make. On the day of the elections, Nigeria must come first because we are Nigerians. We have collectively brought our dear nation to her knees and we must join hands together to hoist her up like the Israelites held Moses' hands up so they could conquer their enemies.