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No. Am not even that patient.

Siena: Errr, no. It's a fact a driving instructor should ideally have no emotional attachment to his / her pupil. It seldom works. Even qualified ADI's tend to leave their spouse's to be tutored by a colleague.

Abeg tell them o.

SlyIg: BANNED!
Don't agree wit me next time. You banned me the other day,you remember? I'm sure you're working hard to receive the moderator of 2013 but you'll lose it to Mukina,aka Mrs. Seun.

I cant even remember I banned you, just checked your ban log now and realized I banned you for derailing a thread with garri comment, sorry about it

BTW, I was the moderator of the year for 2011 so am not seeking the title again. I appreciate your posting in this section and wish to encourage many females to be involved in politics and political discussions as much as possible. Just cooperate with me by keeping the rules and we will be good friends.

maclatunji: Errrr... don't start by joining a political party. Start with your neighbourhood, what do people there need or require for a better standard of living? Can you use your skills to help to see that your community's needs are met? Can you communicate effectively with those in power to get things done? I think this is a safe way to start. In the process of doing this, you will learn more about human nature, how political power operates and how people use it.

I think the essence of politics in its pristine form is to acquire power to be able to touch people's lives positively- start with that and I guess you will find out if it is for you or not.

By the way, I am not a big fan of politics but understand that you need politicians to get the country going.

I agree with this and the other poster that suggested starting with an NGO. The system is currently too corrupt for one individual to fight. Start small and other likeminds will join you when they see the progress you are making.

Goodluck.