Doctors and hospitals are hiding their incompetence behind a "police report". They know they do not have what it takes to handle such a situation. We are living in the 10th Century in this country.
This is one of the reason Nigeria will continue to struggle with development. A country where mediocrity, impunity and criminality have taken the reins of power, progress will become scarce. This is another of the legacies of Late Buhari. I keep for this country.
labake1: My main concern is him failing government. I don't think education matters before contesting for a particular position in government
kunle4toyeyaho: Even, if he had donated long life and prosperity to you,you will still not support him. He ignored you but he elevated 3 Igbo men to supreme court when you had no representation after the demise of Justice Nweze,he ignored you but he ensured long awaited regional development commission became a reality under his watch,he ignored you he made sure one of the service chiefs is from southeast, he ignored you but one of the campuses of NCAT is sited in your region, the regional investment company as just been approved for your region,the on-going road construction in that region is massive. If these are not fairness,what are they?
How is the Sit-at-home your headache? People said they don't want to work on a certain day. How does that affect you? It is only in Nigeria that people are maltreated and they are also denied right to protest.
quote author=helinues post=136149680]Only if they are going to permanently stop the unnecessary sit at home[/quote]
He was the worst we ever had as president. A very incompetent leader. Highly clueless. An ethnic bigot. However, he was a human being and as such, I say farewell.
Divija: Today, we say goodbye to a man who once carried the hopes of a nation on his shoulders. A president, a father figure to many, a symbol of change whose journey began with promise and passion.
In his early years, he was a beacon of hope. He spoke with fire in his bones and dreams in his heart. Streets once chanted his name, not out of fear, but of faith. He walked into power with the blessings of the people and for a moment we believed again. We believed in justice. In growth. In peace.
But history, as it often does, unfolded with its own script.
In his final days, weakened by time and circumstance, he made a choice that will haunt generations. He handed over the soul of our nation to a tyrant one who rules not with love or law, but with fear and fire. Since then, we have watched our people drown in silence, our freedoms strangled, our dignity auctioned to the highest bidder.
Was it weakness? Was it blindness? Was it betrayal? We may never know.
But even in the pain of the present, we cannot erase the man he once was. The leader who once gave children books instead of bullets. Who once built bridges where walls stood. We honor that man today not to rewrite history, but to remember the full picture.
To mourn him is to mourn what could have been.
May his soul find the peace he couldn’t give his people. And may we, the living, rise stronger wiser knowing that legacy is not just in what you build, but in who you leave the keys with when you are gone.
Rest well, Mr. President. History will speak your name with both hope and caution.
You missed out on the true heavyweights: the oppressed ordinary people of Nigeria. We are the real power behind the names you have listed.
DrMB: When ex-governors, ex-ministers, and ex-candidates crowd under one roof, it’s never just strategy, it’s a cocktail of ambition, grudges, and clashing egos. They’re not just uniting to win, they’re each hoping to lead. Welcome to ADC’s high-stakes coalition, 25 political heavyweights, one crowded throne.
"Reacting, a Presidency source who preferred anonymity because he was not authorised to speak on the matter". If he/she is not authorised to speak, then it should not be published here.
It is stronger and harder than the metal ones. Fibre glass could be one of the toughest materials you can think of. If I could afford this, I will buy it.
Dpsychologist: Imagine being able to see exactly how much gas is left in your cylinder — no more guesswork, no more cheating during refills! Someone suggested making gas cylinders like this transparent, for accountability and convenience.
But let’s be honest… just looking at it alone, e be like say e wan blow! 😂😂
It’s giving “glass bomb” vibes. Would you feel safer or more terrified using this kind of cylinder?
“Make una talk true, you fit use this kind cylinder for house? 😂
Let’s debate: 💬 Is this a smart innovation or a disaster waiting to happen?
I don't see eye to eye with Tinubu, but I believe that he, for once, told the truth when he said people in the LP will continue to labour in vain. ADC all the way.
Deputy National Chairman, Labour Party, Dr. Ayo Olorunfemi said, "We have learnt from that mistake and have promptly changed the name to the Directorate of Mobilisation and Integration.
Retro Architecture. Looks impressive. I may have to build this myself.
Kemetian: I want to build this in my village to enjoy, and as an example to others that you can build a beautiful home the traditional way, with readily available, environmentally sustainable materials.
That is the beginning of insanity. My friend, go to the nearest pyschia ASAP.
lovediehatelive: So I use to pluck moringa leaf from a tree close to a house I was staying to make tea.
Things were going smoothly and I loved it because it makes me relax without getting addicted.
There are several ways I could relax, but most of them especially things to take have a very dangerous[b] side effect: ADDICTION.[/b]
this is why I opted for moringa as the tea makes me feel well and grounded and helps me concentrate.
Things changed when I moved. I couldn't get any moringa tree around to pluck the leafs, and I just tried to forget about it.
My mind was off it totally when one day I mistakenly stumbled upon a thread on nairaland talking about the benefits of moringa, something I already knew. I was mistakenly going through the comments when someone said you can easily get it online or supermarket.
Supermarket? I mistakenly thought of it and decided to give it a try. It won't be fresh, but let me try it. I mistakenly went to the supermarket and mistakenly asked for moringa. I was shown the section for tea and beverages and I mistakenly went there to look for it.
I didn't see moringa and I mistakenly looked well until I saw a packet written moringa.
I mistakenly picked it up, and saw that it was actually green tea and moringa. Instead of me to drop it, I mistakenly took it, thinking that the moringa covers for the green tea.
I haven't taken green tea, but I've heard of it. I mistakenly didn't consider the side effects, and I mistakenly bought the green tea disguised as moringa.
This was where my woes started. I mistakenly made the green tea moringa tea, and mistakenly drank it.
The taste was somehow, but not too bad. I felt alert and sharp, my memory clear and awesome.
I could remember things very clearly and my focus was sharp.
But I didn't know that I mistakenly started something that would have effect on me.
I wasn't looking forward to slimming down, I only wanted moringa tea to help me focus.
At first I felt clarity of mind and highly alert, but that was it. Any little thing, I quickly noticed and responded. Seems like I could hear ants walking, little details and sounds were very clear to me.
This was bad for me. The noise from moving cars, loud music, generator noise and noisy people around made it counter effective.
This wasn't the kind of clarity I wanted.
Actually want I needed was focus not total clarity. For me to be kinda numb to the world around and highly focused on things around me, the particular thing I'm attending to at the moment.
But I mistakenly took green moringa tea and it made me really light. My head was lighter than our current transparent black nylon.
Any little noise triggers me. I became restless and irritable.
Night sleep? Gone
Focus? Gone
Steeze? Reduced drastically.
Instead of me to stop at first try, I mistakenly took the green moringa tea again, and again, until...
It now seems like all my flesh are gone and like they use spoon to scrape what's remaining, just like how I usually scrap off burnt rice from the bottom of delicious jollof rice back then.
What do I do? I don't want to mistakenly continue, I want my focus back.
My steeze restored.
My peaceful night sleep restored.
How do I counter this effect fast the natural way without substance that causes addiction?
What sensible person will invite a known druggie to the White House? To come and do what? [quote author=Penguin2 post=135983183]This is not about politics or anything, but the world was never used to doing anything about Africa without putting Nigeria first.
When Nigeria had its pride of place, the Nigerian president would have led this delegation. But look at where we have found ourselves. Senegal is now considered ahead of Nigeria.
How did we get here? No one should be proud of this.
This guy is desperate to survive. I am not making excuses for his actions, but I believe he was driven into this very stupid act by desperation. There is no other way to explain this behaviour.
You are assuming that we have a government. My friend, that is a wrong assumption. What we do have is a bunch of thieves bent on milking our country dry. They don't give a hoot about our welfare. They don't care if we die or live.
Olamideayomide: This is cruel and homosapiens are wicked They are just killing people like goat or chicken. Our government needs to do something on this issue cos we can't continue like this
If they were on top of their game, I don't think those suspected bandits would have had the opportunity to travel out in the first place. The DSS missed them. Perhaps, we owe this arrest to the more proactive Saudi intelligence agencies.
TimeManager: The audacity to even travel for prayers... DSS have really been ontop of their game lately. God bless Nigeria.