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[quote author=P.Stacks]Look! I'm a bonafied Nigerian and I seriously believe in the Project "Nigeria" but we keep having problems with the Managers of the Project called Nigeria.. Not till we have a superb and wonderful Project Manager to Manage the affairs of Nigeria, we are going nowhere.. Before Development, you must talk Leadership, in the interest on Nigeria, let me lecture you a Bit.. We have Older Generation Politicians.. North: IBB, Buhari, Abdulsalami.. South/West: Obasanjo, Bisi Akande, South/East: Ojukwu (Of Blessed Memory) and south south, maybe Edwin Clark. Then the modern day Politicians, South West: Tinubu, Fashola, Aregbesola, Oshioleh and co. South south: GEJ, Rotimi Amechi, Wike Nysome, and co.. North: Kwankwaso, Babangida Aliyu, Sule Lamido.. My Point: even the south west young politicians (Fashola and Aregbesola) all still respect Obj.. GEJ is no match for the younger South west leaders, Fashola and aregbesola and co, not to talk of Obasanjo their Father.. Go and ask, Aregbesola and Fashola would gladly worship Obj with no remorse.. Forget PDP or APC.. When you talk of leadership, Awolowo, Fela Kuti, Obasanjo, Fashola, Aregbesola,... These side of nigeria is blessed with them.. I'm not a tribalist, but the truth must be told. Obasanjo is a world class "African" leader. As a local politiian, he's a champion, internationally, he is reckoned with.. You are wrong to accuse me of tribalism cos I show my love for obasanjo... I love Amechi, I love Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, I love Aliko Dangote, these people are Nigerians and not my Tribe.. Its not my fault if I'm from the best tribe in Nigeria.. I didn't put myself there. In as much as I like the mutual existence of nigeria, I'm not also afraid of its dis-integration, cos I know say my people no go carry last.[/quote]world class African leeader? I have not heard that before. |
Just look at the source. |
I am happy Jonathan now knows the back-stabber with him. |
pro01: Smh. That's like a woman who was râped by an armed robber in the presence if her husband. . . .only for her to later claim that the armed robber 'satisfied' her in bed more than her lawful husband, and thereafter purport to divorce her husband in order to marry the armed robber. Surely, this is an unrealistic and unreasonable scenario.You remind me of the story of Saul and David. The first, tall handsome man annointed king over israel,the second, a poor shepherd boy. Saul, the legitimate ruler disobeyed God and finally subverted the sovereignty of God by visiting the witch at endor. God later chose, and indeed, annointed David because he was obedient and humble. In that connection, the people represent God in the present age. While the 'lawfully wedded husband' obi, has diobeyed the people as saul did to God and, even undermined popular sovereignty (or have you forgotten the mysterious 22000 votes that were recorded for Akunyili during senatorial election in 2011?) now it appears the people want the 'political rapppist' in place of their 'lawful husband' and such is a decision that men of goodwill should not question, bearing in mind that the voice of the people is the voice of God. I know if you were during the time of David, you would have claim David never 'satisfied' God, (as you just claimed regarding Ngige) simply because there is no truth in politics. P A T H E T I C.! |
pro01: Smh. That's like a woman who was râped by an armed robber in the presence if her husband. . . .only for her to later claim that the armed robber 'satisfied' her in bed more than her lawful husband, and thereafter purport to divorce her husband in order to marry the armed robber. Surely, this is an unrealistic and unreasonable scenario.You remind me of the story of Saul and David. The first, tall handsome man annointed king over israel,the second, a poor shepherd boy. Saul, the legitimate ruler disobeyed God and finally subverted the sovereignty of God by visiting the witch at endor. God later chose, and indeed, annointed David because he was obedient and humble. In that connection, the people represent God in the present age. While the 'lawfully wedded husband' obi, has diobeyed the people as saul did to God and, even undermined popular sovereignty (or have you forgotten the mysterious 22000 votes that were recorded for Akunyili during senatorial election in 2011?) now it appears the people want the 'political rapist' in place of their 'lawful husband' and such is a decision that men of goodwill should not question, bearing in mind that the voice of the people is the voice of God. I know if you were during the time of David, you would have claim David never 'satisfied' God, (as you just claimed regarding Ngige) simply because there is no truth in politics. P A T H E T I C.! |
pro01: Come to think of it, certified election-riggers such as Ngige who have been found to be usurpers of electoral mandates by competent law courts should be barred from contesting future elections. I know this is off-topic but it is a point that deserves consideration.Come to think of it he later became more popular than the man he purportedly stole his mandate. I know this is off-topic but such an irony deserves attention! |
SINators and representathieves- win the election first and see the magic in your bank account. |
Bliss4Lyfe: I am not easily deceived anymore by those clown in Awka. Where is the second niger bridge? Wat major project of international standard have Awka embarked on to make this promise credible?No public water supply, no stadium, no airport since almost eight years. Now he wants build west african trade center in 5 months. He must be a magician! |
moscobabs: ojoro... Benin Airport suppose dey dereBenin doesn't need an airport. The people don't use aircraft, they use w..ch craft. LOL |
Is that a registered political party ? |
XereX: The investments of Aliko Dangote and Alhassan Dantata is greater than that of whole ibos put together. Dangote alone employs more people than all ibo business men in Lagos.you and other condemned swines are living in a world of fantasy. When you get back to your senses and reason at least, like a homosapien, i will give you audience. |
olas24u: Government policies shapern investment and new ideas ,let there be electricity and see what will happen.A simple government policy on the banned on 2nd hand clothings and textiles affected lives of your so called business people.The ikeja industrial zone,ilupeju industrial zones were ones dominated by yoruba producers.Govt policies always sharpen investment no doubt. But such policies impact equally on bussiness irrepective of ownership. If Igbos can be ahead without such policy, what will happen when such incentives are given-complete domination! On the other hand saying Igbos deal on second hand cloths is self deception. This is because what we call Nigrian ready made cloths and shoes are produced by igbos. The ones imported are imported by Igbos. It is still Igbos that form the Bulk of the traders. where did yoruba come into the picture. This is why economic santion imposed by balogun and Alaba traders will see lagos governor begging them on his knees. It is unbelievable but true. |
XereX: [size=28pt]Funny, every other ethnic groups are happy with this development as evident on this thread except the ibos.[/size]I bet they are simply being idealistic. If they succeed in making Igbos leave Lagos, the city will collapse like a deflated baloon. Then they will have time to integrate SW well and can even choose sign language to teach. |
agbameta: Defeats the purpose..by making it a matter of choice i mean making it compulsory for indigenes of Lagos state only . |
Festus Odimegwu said the 2006 headcount was a huge joke and they handed him a query. Now i hope this verdict answers the query. |
It is no doubt a good development but they should make it a matter of choice especially in Lagos. |
chukwudi44: Stupidity and ignorance are not virtues,they can lead to something worse than spiritual blindnessAm happy you know. Can you now put it into practice and refrain from being aggressive. |
chukwudi44: How on earth does penance and purgatory encourage abortion? are you sure you are mentally okay.By the way the thrash you just spewed here does not even represent the churche's teaching on purgatory and penance.Please go and get some education and stop making a fool of yourselfReligious fanatism isn't a virtue, it can lead to spiritual blindness. Quit before it becomes late. |
tete7000: When people like you don't know what to say, you turn the argument upside down. How can what people use their freewill to do invalidate the truth the church teaches? Your response will be appreciated.The essence of doctrine is to make christians comform to certain moral and spiritual standards necessary for their salvation. Likewise, the catholic church condemn abortion because they believe it constitute the act of shedding blood. If the church succeeds in condeming the act why the faithfuls do otherwise, is the essence of the doctrine not defeated? Will the young girls who die during abortion be saved by the mere fact that catholic doctrine rejects abortion? What i am saying is that the catholic church end in rejecting the act in principle while keeping some teachings (such as purgatory and penance ) which are antithetical to this doctrine. If a girl who commits an obortion knows she can still pray 14 hell marys and be forgiven or still go to heaven after spending some time in the purgatory, where is the deterrance? The catholic church rejects the act in doctrine while living the faithfuls to their 'freewill' or even encouraging them indirectly. I hope i have explained what i mean by saying " they pretend a lot" |
The Anglican church does not support it either. The question should be whose faithfuls engage in abortion most and i guess catholics. Though they pretend a lot. |
They are not. what is important is to do whatever you do and be whoever you are with the best of your ability. |
Don't think they are stupid. They are on point with their "double candidacy" agenda. |
Sorry (no insult intended) the Obiano i saw today looked like a rogue. Even Andy Ubah looks more responsible than him. Those hoping to see Apga win are living in a world of fantasy. Did anyone even notice that neither victor Umeh nor Kwentoh the state chairman attended the primary. All may not have even been heard. |
When that of Egypt started, everybody called it a revolution but few knew what was happening. One of the protesters who was interviewed by the BBC said they wanted democracy while another person among the crowed who quickly interrupted him said they wanted an islamic state. The question was, what brought people with different aspirations together against a serving leader? probably they were mobilized by outsiders. At least we now know that mubarak was never the problem rather muslims brotherhood are! This is what is happening in syria, the same muslim denomination are fighting to overthrow the government whereas some people think they fight for democracy. No wonder Assad said the defeat of the rebels will mark the end of political islam. We should read the handwriting on the wall. |
Cant the poster provide us with an update? |
phayvoursky: DUBAI KE? NIGERIA RESEMBLE DUBAI? TALK LESS OF DIRTY ANAMBRAclown of the house |
Though Ngige's statement about deportation is condemnable, he will still win in a free and fair contest. I would have voted for soludo under apga and will still do that if he emmerges but now he is out of the picture, ngige is next bearing his antecident in mind. As for apc being an ethnic party, i personally hate the party and other actors within its hierarchy. What can we say, Obi and his brother have sold apga for 30 pieces of silver. The party ceased to exist the day they stopped soludo. |
Even if they field ten candidates only few sane persons will vote for them. Ndi dara ada adago |
Both industries have their faults. Imagine statements from nollywood movies "AFDAC" (instead of NAFDAC) "EPA" (instead of NEPA ) On the part of hollywood, swarzzneggar is the cat with nine lives. He can kill ten armed men with just a stick or is it Rambo that killed with bow and arrow. |
The (catholic) church is weary, both in wealty europe and in America. Our culture is aged, our churches are big, our convents are empty and the bureaucracy of the church has swollen, our rites and our vestments are pompous...The church is 200 years behind the times--interview with catholic cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, published posthumously by Corriere della sera. (AWAKE August 2013 p.3) Your former pope may have said the truth about his resignation but may be concealed just like the above for the right time to release it. Thats the way of the catholic church - use of deciet and dogma to gag the faithfuls. |
BADNEAT: I won't lie ooo...I'll rather give 1/10 of my money to the visibly needy who have no hopes of feeding and clothing than for me to carry it to any any church to give to a pastor. ..that doesn't mean I can't contribute or donate when my church is in need. .buh to d pay 1/10 of my salary to a pastor who is changing his car every year and lives in a mansion while I'm still in my 3bedroom flat will not only be stupid but i'l deserve to be severely punished by God who created me, gave me a brain a conscience and a heart. ...its really surprising to my own maniacal bewilderment that people should be debating on this. ..the state at which nigerians and human beings are looking for money this days is rather appalling.Giving to charity is secular humanism. The kindom of God has its own rigtheousness. |
