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Thank baba God say we no carry last and that I am first to comment

ballabriggs: Ovoko! Ovoko!! Ovoko!!!

Another come and chop conference by President Jonadunce.

N1 trillion for national conference. Going, going gone.....

Dead on arrival. MUHEHEHEHE ANIMALS

na wao. Na wetin be ovoko.

take dat: Unfortunately, those of us who continue to question the motive behind this volte-face and also express cautious optimism are shouted down. It will be another crazy circle ride.

lets just hope that it was not another merry go round

So Pdp is now saint? Shior

Go and declare it yourself if he doesn't declare it. Mugun

[quote author=Frank-C]Too many kids running around the block. Nigerian government foreign policy has been very solid, consistent and more ideologically driven lately. Nigeria has had a very bitter experience of military rule. Most Nigerians (apart from few CPC/ACN people) believe that the worst civilian government is better than the best military government.

Nigeria is an acclaimed regional power. A power house that is fast translating her potentials to reality. African biggest democracy and home to more than 250 black african ethnic nationalities who coexist side by side amidst mind boggling contradictions. Home to strong but professional military and a fast maturing democracy.

You can quote me, no voice on the continent is stronger on this issue than Nigeria's. Only ACN/CPC touts and few illiterates will link this strategic foreign policy position to a terribly unlikely similar event in Nigeria or to local party politics, I will not be surprised if some of them even link it to Amaechi because that is all their little mind can see. Which normal human being will expect Nigerian government to remain silent on the happenings in Egypt (your strong ally during your difficult period of civil war), nor even expect the government to support military intervention in civilian politics. Morsi may represent something reprehensible, I personally don't like any political party that espouse religious ideology but he was chosen by majority of Egyptian people for a time limited tenure. Egyptians should learn to strenghten their democratic institutions to impeach the guy but not remove him by street protests and military intervention. Besides, no government fixes a country after one year in office. Rolling out tanks in the street of Egypt just betrays the weakness of Egyptian democratic institutions.

You will notice well reasoned foreign policy position from this government. Ranging from Mali to Libya and now Egypt. There seem to be robust debate in the 'war room' before a position is taken and we have never been proven wrong. Actually, South Africa lost her leadership role in Africa to Nigeria because of the way we have conducted our foreign policy. Not that I expect children to understand this, but I know that GEJ and Ashiru are doing something right.[/quote]Bla Bla Bla hogwash. Bros you are not making any sense, those kids running around don't lick GEJ's ars.e

Immunity clause for president and governors must be removed, if not totally but modified(partial).

Speaking out against it so that Nigerians will not replicate the Egyptian experience.

Immunity clause for governors and president must be removed, if not totally but modified(partial)

Okay

[quote author=Frank-C]Fashola is a con man. He will release info on his approaching birthday and follow it up with another of his unwillingness to celebrate it. All aimed at manipulating the minds of the gullible.

If you think it is a lie, we have 36 State governors in Nigeria including Fash and all we hear each year is how ONLY one of them reject birthday celebration. Have you heard about the birthday of from Kwankwaso to Chime to Akpabio to Shettima to Jang to Peter Obi and a host of other governors? The reason is simple, he is a con man and his art is aiming at your minds. Many governors don't even care about birthdays or even forget it somehow but Fash always want us to know that he remembers his but want to save 'tax payer's funds' by not celebrating it yet he was willing to fund Tinubu's with tax payer's fund.[/quote]Shut up. You are a liar. There is no governor that will clock 50 in this country without celebrating it. Did Akpabio not recently celebrate his wife's 42nd birthday in Dubai few weeks ago? Abi no be tax-payers fund carry dem go Dubai?

http://maestromedia..com/2013/06/godswill-akpabio-quiet-birthday-for.html?m=1

The worst of his praise singers are those who are quick to whip up clannish sentiment. To them, GEJ is always being criticized because he is from the minority. eg lastpope

Poo munchers, a$$lickers and jobless twats everywhere

Bitter ibos using fictitious yoruba names. When you are tired you will return to your land

Maku the thief

myola: Thanks for your enlightenment. I would like to add that the much talk about badagri 8 Lanes is FG and world bank project against as ACN Want us to believes is lagos state project. The tour will expose a lots of such projects. It was not fashola and oshi that were talking, u are hearing from tinubu through them.

lagos state government is involved. nationalmirroronline.net/index.php/business/real-estate/37320.html

tribune.com.ng/index.php/property-a-environment/20872-lagos-badagry-expressway-to-shore-up-investments--experts

APC, a breath of change from the monstrous party, PDP