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![]() Wetin u expect Daddy G.O and his goons choose to remain silent about all this? E no enter street to protest the death of christians, na occupynigeria he enter street for. Since APC enter government, the so called pastor don keep quiet. Anyone still going there is in for a long thing |
Dem don sell Nigerians give China. Once the dust settles and Nigerians truly understand the implications, by then it would be too late. Daddy G.O and his goons go relocate completely, turn "church in exile". Na from there dem go dey bill Nigerians. These loans come with a price, I'm surprised how the government keep grabbing loans after loans. This is not the paris club and Okonjo is no longer here to broker deals. Those loans would not be written off, they would be paid off by the government or the people. For over 10 years we have seen this government appoint charlatans and block heads as CBN and finance ministers - from Kemi Adeshina to Emefiele all the way to what we have now, to fix this problem would take decades. I feel sorry for Nigerians. |
Of course, gave you a position you weren't qualified for |
That's the problem with Nigeria. Why save a criminal? Let justice take its course but instead most politicians "save" their corrupt colleagues with the hope that their colleagues would return the favour. If you keep your hands clean, you wouldn't need any favours from a corrupt politician and your rulings wouldn't be impaired by bias decisions. |
Chai Emi lokan no work this time |
Na peter obi lol |
You mean to tell me that over 60 years of Nigerian independence, the north has ruled about 65% out of that 60 years and things are still this bad? We need to re-evaluate this country abeg |
Surpassed two out of 3 at this point |
No be only new dawn, na new day. If you like Bring Kofi Kingston and Big E that one know concern people. Hunger is in the land. Fix am. How can you be shouting it is my turn but you don't want to take the responsibilities associated with the role you have been shouting for? |
yarimo:See wetin dirty aboki wey dey use the same kettle wash nyash, prick and mouth dey talk |
I thought they earned urgent 2k every month. Una don see mugus abi? |
derecho:I'm still surprised how he and the media powers managed to sweep his questionable history under the rug. I still remember his actions when he was in the FRSC |
Soyinka na comedian I swear. He gave a presentation riddled with Word salad and verbose rantings that mean very little. |
xpressionx:Man really choose to spend his last days destroying his reputation ![]() |
I was hoping he would speak about the hunger protests and hardship in the country but never mind |
https://thesun.ng/how-to-win-war-against-corruption-soyinka/ The Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka, on Friday listed effective ways to win the war against corruption, which he described as a deadly cankerworm that lays great nations in ruins and puts the people at great disadvantage. He disclosed this at the 26th annual Wole Soyinka Lectures, organised by the National Association of Seadogs, otherwise known as Pyrates Confraternity, to commemorate the 90th birthday of Soyinka, who alongside six other undergraduates of University of Ibadan founded the group in 1952. The lecture was held at June 12 Cultural Centre, Kuto, Abeokuta, with the theme: ‘The Baby or the Bathwater: Navigating the Dark Tunnels of Systemic Corruption to Nationhood’. Soyinka stated that without attitudinal change and readiness of everyone to begin to do the right thing, winning the war against the mounting corruption challenge in the country would remain an impossible task. The Nobel Laureate, while commenting on the lecture delivered by a former governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, noted: “The particular aspect of this lecture that struck me is corruption. Corruption is not just when you steal public money. It is a cankerworm that eats deep into the fabric of the society from the top to the bottom and corrupts our very nature, our very existence… “But, ultimately, the solution, short term, immediate and long term, must begin from the inside and this is one of the motives for establishing Pyrates Confraternity 62 years ago.” Soyinka also disabused the minds of the people on misconceptions about Pyrates Confraternity. He said the registered association is not a bloodthirsty secret cult, but an association founded to push for justice and advance the betterment of the country. Soyinka alongside the former Secretary-General of Commonwealth of Nations, Chief Emeka Anyawu, later unveiled a book ‘Ship Ahoy’ written to document 60 years history of the confraternity. In the lecture, Fashola, a former Minister of Works, described Soyinka as a gift to the country, the continent, and the entire civilisation. He stated that corruption, in terms of pecuniary gains, is no doubt stands condemned. He added that the worse form of corruption is that which has displaced highly cherished moral values and has therefore corrupted the people’s ways of life. |
All of them don loss lol M.I.A ![]() |
![]() I mentioned in a previous post that the way that CJN abruptly retired was because he knew what was coming with these protests and didn't want to be a part of the officials held accountable for the pending human rights allegations that would follow, certain posters here tried to downplay the CJN's decision, Now see how the events are unfolding. |
If the resources were truly donated for the people, then CAN should instruct the church and management of these charity organizations to actually donate these things. I am sick and tired of the church holding on to donations while claiming more should be brought into the "store house". Go out there and do like Christ did. Give these things to your fellow believers who are in need. This brand of "man know man" Christianity that became popularized by RCCG in the 90s needs to end. RCCG basically turned Christianity into a business center in Nigeria. They received tithes, offerings, food donations and basically just locked it up and share it to already wealthy pastors, deacons and elders, That's not what the Bible tells us to do!. This form of Christianity has done more harm than good to the body of Christ in Nigeria. |
Una don dey fear abi? If you are doing well as a leader in Nigeria then you really don't have much to worry about |
He doesn't want to be part of the incoming human rights abuse charges against the FG |
Badt guy ![]() If our presido and even Oluwo of Iwo can push Yayo den why not this man |
![]() Dem no dey do Emi Lo Kan for Olympics |
Lagos generates revenue from taxes only. That's a system of governance where the profit flows only towards the state government. On the surface, The GDP and IGR makes it seem like the state is actually working but as someone who spent most of my life there, I can tell you that it's really just smoke and mirrors |
Na who waka go ask ALL the non-indigenes? Propaganda |
![]() Nigeria would happen to everyone Las las. |
Wetin be dis "dera" wey e dey talk? |
![]() Nigerians don enter One Chance. Not just any type of One Chance, but the type of One Chance from the Mile 2 to Okoko axis |
World stage. Dem no dey do quota system for there. If you are qualified and have something upstairs then you get the job. No be matter of na my turn, na my turn ![]() |
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But seriously these are people's children. How long would Nigerians continue living this way? When are we going to bring an end to this nonsense? It's been over a decade now since all this nonsense started |
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