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Freemanan:
[b]The recent comments by the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to Mr. President, Mr. Femi Adesina, on Buhari not going to be appointed minister of petroleum and also, age not being a yardstick for measuring performance in governance on the side of the ministerial nominees has sparked off criticisms from Nigerians who have not taken such statements like a pat on the shoulders.

Femi Adesina had said, while fielding questions on Channels that, “These people who have been nominated are qualified and are Nigerians. Talking of age, there is a saying that “age does not matter. It does not mind, if you don’t mind it.” I don’t think that age is an issue.

And talking of age, you should rather talk about mental and chronological age. If you have a chronological age of 30, which makes you a youth, and mental age is not at par, what do we gain? Nothing.”

“And you may have a chronological age of 68, which is the age of the oldest of the nominees, if that nominee now has a mental age of 15 or 20, what do we gain? We must rather talk of the mental age rather than the chronological age. It is not the chronological age that matters as long as that person has what he is bringing to the table.” He said. Here are tweets on how Nigerians responded to his statements below:[/b]

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/nigerians-blast-femi-adesina-on-his-comment-about-buhari-ministers/

Cc lalasticlala

madridguy:
A Righteous Man Will Be Remembered Forever.

The gods must be angry with Ijaw corrupt kinsmen.

lionduke:
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Adminisher:
SILLY post.
We finally have a president who knows his job, knows his own mind and has a point of view. Contrast with Dr Clueless who will nod his head and ask.."where do I sign?"

lagmostkuit:

POWEROFPEACE:
Op you have still not given us the key information needed such as materials, the mixing formular and measurements, were to get these materials to buy. You started by saying you want to help. I can only pay you by hand and not the online method you recommended for good reasons, please help.

ElFenomeno1:
GBAM!!!

tym92:
anybody with SageM charger pls....

LOVEGINO:
I wish our government will support

DiegoNakel:
Bro I feel your pain tho. You could start be writing a love letter to her making her know your intentions towards her. Pour out your mind in the letter, don't be shy. We can't say she also might have personal likeness for you.

Deltagiant:
One Hausa-Fulani i like. Sambo, throughout his VP days, carried himself with grace and humility.
On Chief Ojukwu's death, he was the epitome of a people's servant.

Knee issues are very complex and can last a life time. I hope he's got good orthopaedists around him.