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Celebrities › Re: Kiss Daniel's Admission In FUNAA And Age Controversy by obailala(m): 12:39pm On Mar 25, 2016

LasgidiOnline:
BUSTED: Kiss Daniel Claims He Was Admitted Into A Federal University At The Age Of 13!
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''Laye'' singer Kiss Daniel has drawn attention to his age when he granted an interview recently where he claimed that he graduated with a 4.32GPA in ‘Water Engineering’ from the Federal Univeristy of Agriculture, Abeokuta, in 2013, putting his age, as at the time of graduation, at 18.

Kiss Daniel's records show's that he is really 21.
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The whole controversy started when a Twitter user @Zubairthedream who shared the newspaper clipping, pointed out pertinent facts.

“How old are you, really? @iamkissdaniel,” the Twitter user asked, and went ahead to list out these:

“1. Engineering is a 5 year course.
2. Graduated in 2013
3. 21 last week.”

However, there are fans of the singer who are trying so hard to defend him. But, as at 2014, the minimum age set by the examination body for students eligible to write JAMB was 16.

And so, the question thrown up by Nigerians is if the singer lied about his age, or if he didn’t attend the University.

: http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2016/03/busted-kiss-daniel-claims-he-was.html

He was probably 21years old in 2013 when he graduated, and that's very normal.

Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 12:35pm On Mar 25, 2016

Mboi:
You exposed your black man ignorance when you failed to know the diff btw CHANGE and TRANSFORMATION and you went ahead and voted CHANGE. Fool!!!

LEarn to read, read the article and get some education into your skull. Nobody here is talking of elections of TRANSFORMATION and CHANGE. You are obviously lost and, just like several others of your colleagues here who are still stuck in the past 2015.

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Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 12:33pm On Mar 25, 2016

teemy:
A long while ago a country's research team came down to Nigeria and 'imported' our oil palm tree samples. That country today is one of the largest producers of oil palm. My brother who is a farmer was recently contemplating importing elephant grass stems from India to replant for cattle feeding. Even in the long epistle, it was stated that they would be crossbred with local ones but this could be skipped and just simply multiply it since Nigeria has a similar climate with Brazil.

The aim of the agric ministry was to get hybrid grass for local planting (not direct feeding) so that there would be much available in coming seasons and encourage ranch husbandry compared to nomadic husbandry which has been detrimental to cattle, farmland and human lives.

The only blame the ministry has is not carrying along stakeholders which would not have made this issue misunderstood. Do not let your good be evily spoken of dear minister. cheers

WHat you need to understand is that 90% of those castigating this laudable idea have not read any of the articles on it (they read only titles), do not have a clue what it's about and most especially, THEY DO NOT WANT TO KNOW. Their position on the issue is driven purely (95%) by political sentiments; the remaining 5% is out of pure ignorance and misinformation. So no amount of sensitisation would be able to pass the message effectively because you can hardly educate someone who doesn't want to learn (for obvious reasons).

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Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 12:25pm On Mar 25, 2016

locosis007:
Nigeria virtually imports everything ... from Rice to toothpicks... now Grass!! pathetic!

what's wrong with growing ours here... there are countless of land space in the country. import kel cos u want to exploit !

Learn to read. Read the freaking article. Stop commenting after reading a title.

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Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 12:24pm On Mar 25, 2016

lomprico:
You r being partisan too! What of our research centres? Why cant ur government get samples of this grass and let them develop it?

In your own wisdom, please answer this question; Is it sensible to re-invent the wheel?

If for instance, it takes 18 years of research and development to create a hybrid, high nutrient crop, just in case you do not know, the ONLY sensible thing to do is to obtain already improved seedlings and plant it in your farm. That is how the world works, and I would be shocked if there is anyone who doesn't know this.

cc: dynamix101, just2endowed, locosis007

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Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 12:15pm On Mar 25, 2016

Mboi:
APC and Buhari will finish this country and some idiots will be foolishly and blindly supporting them.
Those who voted for APC and change are the people that put Nigeria in this mess because either they were charmed or they were loosing their senses then. A normal thinking person knows that transformation is better than change. Change can be positive or negeative, now the change you people voted for is negeative, you should've asked before voting...

Go get yourselves an education first and stop exposing your black man ignorance.

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Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 11:58am On Mar 25, 2016*

cjfavour:
Understand importation of grass with high nutrient? Which one were d cows eating when roaming about? Abeg dnt support these evil politicians we have in d country and their wacked theories.

Go and educate yourself and stop displaying politically driven ignorance. There is nothing wrong in importing high nutrient grass seedlings for cultivation in Nigeria which has the capacity to explosively multiply both beef and milk production. Grass is not grass, read the freaking article first before you jump into comments; this is standard agricultural practice all over the world and this is the reason people spend years in universities and research institutes studying agriculture. You cannot expect progress when you continue practising archaic agric methods and this is the difference that has always separated Africa from the developed.

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Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by obailala(m): 11:17am On Mar 25, 2016*

temitemi1:
You are importing grass because u are super clueless.

sosanova:

Importing Grass?
Buhari n APC are getting it wrong everyday

modelmike7:
If this is true, then I really weep for my country. We were really 'raped' for many years now.

ckmayoca:
E don shele. Close border for rice open border for grass and ammunitions.

ododo42:
Everyday nigeria leaders will b looking for wayz to steal (yahoo yahoo government) if no grass for north grass nr dy south south too abi #evil government

Fedayeen:
Please import food instead of grass so that the whi tes wont takes us as animals and Nigeria a large Zoo

Iykopee:
They dont want to buy land in the South, build cattle range and feed their cows with available rich grasses over here... They keep writing epistles to justifying their foolish adventure to import grass.

SleekMallam:
Priority Priority Priority. Is this what we should be discussing at this critical stage? Importation of grass and weed for cows? just to please buhari the cow lover?

pyxon:
Hahaha. That's how pests and insects that are alien to Nigeria will follow the grass and enter our beloved and bring both plant and animal diseases that we never used to suffer before

wuruolajumoke:
Importers of elusive goods.

Ambassadors of poverty

Sijo01:
No reason(s) is good enough to import grass when we have abundant of it down south.

macaranta:
I won't read that crap..no amount of explanations justify importation of grass.WTF is wrong with this administration sef

ItzTun3chi:
over to ya all that voted zombies into power.

lilmax:
It is finished

adesewa4uyahoo:
Honestly I didn't bother to read that trash up there... But I know it's rubbish import grass bawo...? Awon eyan rada rada ladibo fun sha..

Pidggin:
Hahahahahahah

Na real crase world we dey

misscall247:
hahahahahah.......what a country

Atlantian:
So, the millions of species of grasses in Nigeria isnt good enough for the cattles of Hausa/Fulan, now they want to import grass. Very soon, we will import pure water. APC - Progress!

ikbnice:
Nigeria is condemned to enrich other countries through importation. We would soon begin to import people to teach us our local customs and traditions.

I now feel ashame by this news to teach students that the black shield of the Nigerian coat of arms represent the fertile soil of Nigeria.

skylowlow:
So you can't get those grasses in Nigeria abi.. The land filled with milk and honey..

ajepako:
Didnt APC castigate and berate GEJ for importing everything including tooth pick?

Now this administration is going to further murder our naira by importing grasses .

Whatever happens to our arable and fertile soil producing nourishing grasses for our livestock?

Anyway Mr.Ogbeh is occupying one of the minsterial slots for the infirm and elderly in our polity..

Kudos to CHANJI....

Pangea:

Make this old ruinous man go sit down jo

Baba Fela don talk am na
Na craze world be dat

In this time of foreign exchange scarcity?
If Buhari wants to retain any form of credibility, he must sack this man asap!
They have approved budget and stealing must start by force.
I weep for my country

One of the greatest impediments to the progress of the black man and the black race is our inability to read, our inability to discern and our inordinate urge to 'respond' even before we listen.

The article simply exposes the ignorance of all those castigating the plan to import high nutrient grass seedlings for cultivation in Nigeria. This firstly, is standard practice in agriculture all over the world, but common sense is obviously not too common especially when political sentiments are involved. I can swear on my life that 95% of the respondents above did not read beyond the 3rd line, but mostly read the title and proceeded to comment. Maybe if they read the article, they would have firstly realised it was written by an independent veterinarian and not the minister (as the title implies) and they would have also seen some sensible points.

If it takes decades of research to genetically create a new specie of high nutrient grass which has the capacity to boost beef and milk production beyond our imagination, then my common sense tells me it is definitely silly trying to re-invent the wheel; the sensible thing to do is to take the short-cut by simply obtaining those already optimised grass seedlings and growing them here in Nigeria. Just the same way we imported improved flood resistant rice seedlings some years back which has in no little way contributed to the rice revolution in different parts of Nigeria today. For clarity for those who are oblivious of this, "grass is not grass" and there is a reason why people spend several years studying agriculture in the university and research institutes even when our great grand fathers knew exactly how to sow and reap basic food crops.

A point of note in the article is milk production, Nigeria imports over 90% of the milk it consumes spending over $200m annually on this. A typical Nigerian milk cow produces 200kg of milk annually whereas a typical European milk cow produces up to 6500kg of milk annually, i.e. over 3000% more milk production. The main difference is the nutritional content of the feedstock these cows consume. Ironically, the same people who protest the plan to import improved grass seedlings (for planting) to improve our beef and milk production do not protest the billions we spend importing milk yearly; these same people (probably because of warped political logic) did not also see anything wrong when improved rice seedlings were imported few years back to help boost Nigeria's rice production capacity.

What I find most disheartening about these comments I have quoted is that most of the respondents here are youths, educated youths; and then we begin to wonder why the old have refused to relinquish power. They may claim not to be agriculturists, but that is definitely no excuse for this ignorance because anyone with even partial education should be able to discern these things. If only we can sometimes purge our minds of flimsy political sentiments, then some of these things are just common sense.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria The First Country To Import Grass In World History by obailala(m): 11:08am On Mar 25, 2016

fulanimafia:
The title is misleading.
The writer presents such a compelling argument in favor of importing enriched grass for our livestock, that I'm starting to see the sense in it.

Absolutely, the title of the thread is deliberately misleading and the author has succeeded in deceiving over 90% of people who will lay their eyes on this write up because they will only read the title and proceed to drop comments (typical black man mentality).

The article simply exposes the ignorance of those castigating the plan to import high nutrient grass seedlings for cultivation in Nigeria. This is standard practice in agriculture all over the world but common sense is obviously not too common especially when political sentiments are involved.

If it takes 18 years of research to genetically create a new specie of high nutrient grass which has the capacity to boost beef and milk production beyond our imagination, then does it make any sense re-inventing the wheel? ....The sensible thing to do is to obtain those already optimised grass seedlings for cultivation here in Nigeria. Just the same way we imported improved flood resistant rice seedlings some years back which has in no little way contributed to the rice revolution in different parts of Nigeria.

Another point of note is milk production, Nigeria imports over 90% of the milk it consumes spending over $200m annually on this. A typical Nigerian milk cow produces 200kg of milk annually whereas a typical european milk cow produces up to 6500kg of milk annually; the main difference is the nutritional content of the feedstock of these cows. Ironically, the same people who protest the plan to import improved grass seedlings (for planting) to improve our beef and milk production do not protest the billions we spend importing milk yearly; these same people did not also protest the importation of improved rice seedlings which has helped boost Nigeria's rice production over the years.

If only we can sometimes purge our minds of flimsy political sentiments, then some of these things are just common sense.

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Politics › Re: "How APC Destroyed Nigeria For 16 Years" by obailala(m): 10:20am On Mar 25, 2016

freeze001:
Simple understanding would have helped u avoid this question. PDP/APC are mere letters...who were or are the drivers? They're the destroyers. Which people have been leaders from independence till date? They're the killers. These people span across PDP n APC so it's a no brainer

When I say pdp or apc, i refer to the individuals. Of course we all know parties are transient and even apc didnt exist before 2013. But its present members were much around then and that's what i refer to.

Politics › Re: "How APC Destroyed Nigeria For 16 Years" by obailala(m): 9:50am On Mar 25, 2016

baralatie:
A better question who are individuals you are accusing of mismanaging the country of Nigeria in all sphere of govt(fed,state,lg) at least for the past 16 years you are highlighten

When I say the last 16 years, we all know apc came to existence only 3 years ago. But I meant the induviduals.

Politics › Re: The Economist-How To Make A Hard Currency Crisis Worse By Buhari by obailala(m): 9:42am On Mar 25, 2016

monopoly3072:
my guy don't mislead pple wit ur analysis...consult ur elementary economics wella before putting up a write-up

There is nothing elementary about Nigerias economy and economics. No textbook explanation or theorem can explain the Nigerian situation, we need Nigerian economists who understand the Nigerian situation to sit down, brainstorm and formulate a model which can work in the current Nigerian situation.

Nigeria has devalued its currency countless times since 1985 to date, but it might interest you to note that devaluing has NEVER worked in the Nigerian situation and it only leads to higher inflation; the simple textbook benefits of devaluation has never been applicable in Nigeria since the last 30 years. This is just food for thought.

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Politics › Re: "How APC Destroyed Nigeria For 16 Years" by obailala(m): 9:31am On Mar 25, 2016

freeze001:
I’m usually taken aback whenever officers of the present APC administration release statements and interviews to sermonise Nigerians on how PDP administration has destroyed Nigeria for 16years and how they are working on fixing the mess created by PDP.

It is non-contestable that between May 29, 1999 and May 29, 2015, “PDP”(in quote) occupied the seat of power in Abuja and control majority states in the federation.

However, we have to get our fact right with respect to “who destroyed Nigeria between 99 and 2015”. I believe we should do a holistic analysis on this subject.

PRESIDENTS AND VICE BETWEEN 1999 – 2015:

Nigeria had three presidents between May 29, 1999 and May 29, 2015.
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Late Mallam Umaru Yar’adua and Dr Goodluck Jonathan. Of the three, Obasanjo spent eight years in office(1999-2007), Yar’adua three years (May 2007-May 2010) and Dr Jonathan five years (May 2010-May 2015).

Obasanjo with highest number of time spent (Eight years) denounced PDP to become APC and Buhari’s navigator to office. Similarly, of the three vice presidents between the period, Atiku Abubakar spent the most number of years in office (Eight, 1999-2007).

He not only moved to AC/APC while in office in 2006, he also aspired to rule Nigeria on APC platform in 2014 and is a member of APC’s Board of Trustees.

SPEAKERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE BETWEEN 1999-2015:

Between 1999 and 2015 Nigeria had six Speakers of Federal House of Representative.

They are Salisu Buhari (June -July 1999), Ghali Na’aba (July 1999-June 2003), Aminu Bello Mansari (June 2003-June 2007), Madam Patricia Etteh (June 2007-November 2007), Dimeji Bankole (Nov 2007-June 2011) and Waziri Tambuwal (June 2011-June 2015).

Of all Six former Speakers, FOUR are members of APC (Na’aba, Mansari, Etteh and Tambawal) with a combined period of TWELVE YEARS in office out of the sixteen years. Mansari and Tambawal are APC Governors of Katsina and Sokoto states respectively.

PROMINENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS:

Nasir Elrufai was DG Bureau for Public Enterprise and Secretary of National Council on Privatisation between 1999 and 2003. He later became minister of FCT between 2003 and 2007. As DG BPE and Secretary of NCP, he supervised the privatisation of NEPA, NITEL etc..ALL were emershed in controversy.

By virtue of his office, Atiku Abubakar was the Chairman of NCP between 1999 and 2007. Both men supervised the privatisation of public companies for the period. They are APC members.

Danjuma Goje, was the minister of state for power between 1999 and 2003. Rabiu Kwankwaso was minister of Defence between 2003 and 2007. Both are members of APC BoT and Senators.
Samuel Orthom served as minister of state, trade and investment between 2011 and 2015. Nasir Elrufai was minister of FCT between 2003 and 2007. They are now Governors of Benue and Kaduna states respectively. Should we wash all these away?

STATE ADMINISTRATIONS BETWEEN 1999-2015:

Between 1999 and 2015, Gombe has had three Governors, Abubakar Hashidu (4years), Danjuma Goje (8years) and Ibrahim Dankwambo (4years). Both Hashidu and Goje are members of APC. That is a combined 12years.

In Kwara state, all governors since 1999 are APC members save late Lawal who ruled under APP.

In Anambra state, ex-Govs Mbadiniju (4years), Nwabuweze Chris Ngige (3years), and Peter Obi(8years) were Governors. Mbadinuju and Ngige are APC members. That is a combined 7years between 1999-2014. PDP Obi held sway for 8 years.

Similarly, in Benue state, George Akume was held sway from 1999-2007 (and Senator 2007 till date). He is an APC chieftain.

All Governors of Osun state between 1999 till date are APC members. Also in Ekiti state, of the 16 years, PDP’s Fayose only had four. Otunba Niyi Adebayo (4years), Segun Oni (3 years) and Fayemi (4years) are BoT members of APC.

In Abia state, Uzo Kalu that held sway between 1999 to 2007 is a Chief of APC. APC governors have been in power in Lagos state all through the period.

In Zamfara state, APC Govs held sway for TWELVE out of the 16years.

In Rivers state, APC Chieftain Rotimi Amaechi was not only Governor for eight years (of the 16years), he also served as Speaker for the other part of 8years.

Plateau state Governor Simon Lalong was a Speaker during the Dariye administration. The list is endless.

APC CLAIM OF PDP DESTROYING NIGERIA FOR 16 YEARS IS ILLOGICAL:

We can see that between 1999 and May 2015 individuals occupied various political offices, the actions (and inactions) of these office-holders contributed to the decline of the Nigeria and her economy.

Majority of these people were at one time or the other indicted for corrupt practices and fraud while in office. Most of these people are members of APC and some appointed into offices. ALL of them combined are responsible for the sorry state of things in Nigeria.

We can’t forget so soon that it was Saraki and Amaechi (as NGF Chairpersons) that moved for the Sharing and depletion of the Excess Crude Account, which GEJ bowed to between 2007 and 2012.

In fact, they also pushed for the sharing of One Billion Dollars in Soveriegn Wealth Fund but was resisted by Jonathan.

Today, Saraki is not just APC Senator but also the Senate President, while Amaechi is a minister. Can we forget so soon that Audu Ogbeh, the minister of agriculture and APC Senator Barnabas Germade were PDP National Chairmen between these period.

The claim by APC defies logic in every sense.

Finally, the continuous claim by the Buhari administration that “PDP destroyed Nigeria” for sixteen years only shows that the present administration is yet to understand the problem of Nigeria.

Worse still, it is an indictment on all those those that held one offices or the other since 1999 especially at federal level.

With Buhari having some of these people in his government and other positions of leadership, shows the insincerity of the government and ruling APC.

I will advice that president Buhari save Nigerians these excuses and focus on the job he was elected to do. PDP is not the name of any official, APC Chieftains have been part of the system.

http://onlinenewsplash..com.ng/2016/03/how-apc-destroyed-nigeria-for-16-years.html?m=1

A simple question, between PDP and APC, who destroyed Nigeria more in the last 16 years?

Politics › Re: 'All Former Air Force Chiefs Diverted N558.2million Monthly'-Ex-NAF Finance Dir. by obailala(m): 9:27am On Mar 25, 2016

nkenu:
This is a very good revelation. That means the Air Force short paid it men in order to make the Air Force Chief smile to the bank monthly . Make them follow check the Army and Navy too. It could be worst there.

Army is definitely the worst. If there's anything wrong in the airforce and navy, you can be sure the army is 100 times worse.

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Politics › Re: Dark Days Ahead: As Power Generation Drops To 2,841MW by obailala(m): 8:53am On Mar 25, 2016*

Jirate:
This is very Painful. Their inability to maintain anything Good left behind by their predecessor. They are all a Bunch of Foooools as far as I am concerned. They should learn to give credit to GEJ whenever it is necessary rather than always eager to rubbish his name and legacy, when they know within them selves that they will never be able to out perform him.

You are joking right?.. or is this just you being ignorant? .... what kind of power infrastructure did jonathan leave behind?.... the same power indrastructure that randomly falls to about 2000mw at random?... Is this pile of mess not the exact legacy GEJ left behind?.... How can humans deceive themselves so much to the point of believing their own deceit?

http://businessnews.com.ng/2015/05/10/power-supply-drops-to-2345mw/

The above link is a report of power dropping to its lowest ever of 2345mw in May 2015, just weeks before GEJ handed over; so the credits to be given to GEJ is for what exactly?... for spending well over 5 years and giving Nigeria such rotten power infrastructure that randomly swings power from highs to below 2000mw at will but you think such is a legacy to be celebrated and the man a hero that should have been allowed to continue destroying us?

Meanwhile you think a new PMB who just got his first budget passed 2 days ago has already failed but you do not think a man who spent over 5 years and passed on a rotten infrastructure had failed?... and you want credits to be given for this failure??... your case of do or die followership is quite irredeemable. Tufiakwa!

On the topic, the new government has 3 more years to redeem itself, if not, PDP might just be coming back to continue their destruction and money sharing. Fashola where are you?

Politics › Re: Impunity Of Dakuku Peterside by obailala(m): 1:50am On Mar 25, 2016

TRENTONLINE PDP ASSHOLES

Politics › Re: Dark Days Ahead: As Power Generation Drops To 2,841MW by obailala(m): 1:42am On Mar 25, 2016

Nigeria Nigeria!

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Christianity Etc › Re: Musa Dikwa Apologises To Oritsejafor & Oyedepo Over N7 Billion Allegation by obailala(m): 1:34am On Mar 25, 2016

bezimo:
Whether you believe or not those were lies designed by APC as propagated by Ameachi and the so called Musa for whether reason only God knows.
I heard Bishop speak emphatically on the matter when the lie was initially told that he collected no dime from anybody or politician. Yet people like you and your likes took to the social media to call him and the other pastors who were innocently accused all sort of names because you and your likes celebrate any opportunity to malign Gods servant. Yet the truth is out.I hope all mockers can now hide their head in shame.

Arent you suprised that the dasuki gate scandal hasnt involved any pastor. Its because they took no dime from any politician to campaign in their respective congregations.

I am not accusing anyone in particular cos I wasnt there when these things happened, and I am not celebrating the maligning of any of God's servant. But I would be a fool if I tell you I dont believe that some big/influential pastors may have received huge sums during the money sharing spree of the 2015 election campaigns.

If N4.5billion was given to Bafarawa for onward disbursement for spiritual purposes (whatever that means), I would be a fool if I tell you I dont believe some pastors must have also received some cash.

As for the purported story of apology by the Musa Dikwa dude, this story has only been raised by one of those he accused of receiving money, and the stories of law suits and counter law suits obviously isn't clear. I would wait until I hear what Musa Dikwa himself has to say about this before I rush to any conclusions.

Christianity Etc › Re: Musa Dikwa Apologises To Oritsejafor & Oyedepo Over N7 Billion Allegation by obailala(m): 12:44am On Mar 25, 2016

blueto:
I implore you all to read this news objectively and ascertain how APC fabricated spurious allegations just to besmirch Gej's reputation and to induce disparity and conflicts in the Christian community concerning the integrity status of the CAN President and his Subordinates.

The truth will always be accentuated someday, no matter how clever plans made to encase it.

What stinking reputation?.... The same reputation that led him to instruct Dasuki to release N4.5billion to ex-gov Bafarawa for 'spiritual purposes'?..... Was thatt story also a lie?... cos the last time I checked, Bafarawa confessed to that himself.

By the way I would only take this report with a pinch of salt until Dikwa himself clarifies. So far, this story of apology is being told by one of those he accused.

Christianity Etc › Re: Musa Dikwa Apologises To Oritsejafor & Oyedepo Over N7 Billion Allegation by obailala(m): 12:36am On Mar 25, 2016

bezimo:
All the folks who where insulting Bishop Oyedepo and Past Ayo Oritsejafor that they collected billions from Jonathan when the lie was initially told.

How do you feel now. I hope you ask God for forgiveness.

Are you aware GEJ/Dasuki gave Bafarawa N4.5billion for 'spiritual purposes'?.... Bafarawa confessed this himself.

Following logically, a GEJ can give ex-governor Bafarawa N4.5billion for 'spirituals,' but you do not think it is possible for GEJ to have given billions to pastors?

By the way, the report os about a statement from the Bosun guy, I would love to hear what Rev Dikwa himself has to say about this.

Christianity Etc › Re: Musa Dikwa Apologises To Oritsejafor & Oyedepo Over N7 Billion Allegation by obailala(m): 12:25am On Mar 25, 2016

This story still get k-leg but obviously, a lot of jonathanian wailers are already jubilating. This story was obviously not told by the Dikwa man himself and it's very likely that Dikwa would return very soon to debunk this report. 1 week is all I give him.

By the way, for all the wailing zombies ranting about GEJ being a saint and being vindicated, what do you guys have to say about the CONFIRMED STORY of the N4.5billion GEJ/Dasuki gave to Bafarawa for SPIRITUAL PURPOSES?... Strong yeye dey smell!

Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Varsities: Buhari Returns To Vomit, Reverses Sack Of Varsity Boards by obailala(m): 12:05am On Mar 25, 2016

Lol... food for the wailers...

Politics › Re: Agatu-fulani Peacetalk Live On AIT by obailala(m): 4:25pm On Mar 24, 2016

IdomaLikita:
Going by the actions of Paul Edeh today (kneeling down to beg the Fulanis to retreat from his fatherland is quite reprehensible) I would say you are not wrong in your assertion. Cowardly and weak!

babasolution:
The idoma are a weak n cowardly tribe

Seeking for peace is never a cowardly act.

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Politics › Re: If I Were You,i'd Be Too Ashamed To Mock Change: Oby Ezekwesili (photo) by obailala(m): 4:21pm On Mar 24, 2016

The shameless wailer was put where he belongs; I can already see some of his colleagues insulting the woman here.

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Politics › Re: Saraki Loses As Code Of Conduct Tribunal Refuses To Quash Corruption Charges by obailala(m): 4:19pm On Mar 24, 2016

This endless Saraki matter is not too much of a distraction.

Career › Re: Sacked Today For Being 'too Introverted', Unfair? by obailala(m): 4:17pm On Mar 24, 2016

edygistvilla:
I recently took on a job, about few days ago (less than two weeks), as a office assistant/ Computer operator at an office located at Ojudu Berger. This is partly because I had just finished the just concluded Jamb utme examination and I was less-busy at home and[b] I needed to develop work ethics and gain professional experiences that would be vital in future.[/b] There are TONs of stuff you have to learn while being in this position & I was doing great making photocopies, taking passports, and even helping out in typying. When we are less busy, My boss comes for a chat with my co-workers﹑ which they eagerly and actively participate but I don't. Not because I do not like my Boss or I'm avoidant, but I prefer being at peace with my thought and value my personal space. Then I noticed after few days, Her behaviour and mood towards me changed for the worse as she shouts at me and insults me if i make mistakes, Ofcourse, That's not a problem, but the hurtful part is she hurls insult on my personality. She says to me "You stand there like mumu'', 'Dondie'', 'Lookie lookie like deaf and dumb' e.t.c .
But today at work, I made a mistake with taking a passport photograph due to the fact that the pressure was much coupled with the over-crowded enivironment.She instantly got annoyed and said she can't tolerate a dull and mumu person and that I'm too dull. She said I should leave.

I was pissed because I had not been given a chance to learn everything needed to know Yet. I think this was really unfair since I was not even given a chance to improve. She said blame me for being an "observer", but she had to let me go.

I'm not sad this happen but this had triggered my incentiveness and challenged me the more. I'm even courting an idea of developing a start-up.

You took the job because you needed to gain some office/work ethics but you got fired even before you could completely spell your name. Don't be dismayed though, you were in that office/job to learn, and you sure just learnt your first lesson about life in the labour market. Failure is never failure except you fail to try again. At least you've just learnt a way not to work in a busy office.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Man With Breasts Spotted In A Crusade.. See Shocking Photos by obailala(m): 3:22pm On Mar 24, 2016

For the black man, everything must be juju or winsh-craft. undecided

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Career › Re: #FOREXCrisis: Food And Beverage Sector To Sack 3m Workers by obailala(m): 2:47pm On Mar 24, 2016

TippyTop:
So he's not able to stabilise oil prices after all?

Efforts are being made in that direction by several countries including Nigeria. It's a gradual process and it may or may not work. But it's a dumb thing to blame a person for a problem which is caused by circumstances which he doesn't control; a problem which he inherited by the way and which he is struggling to manage. It is only sensible to blame him if in due time, he isn't able to effect any alternative solutions; his first budget was only passed yesterday. Anyway, I don't expect most of the people here to be sensible though.

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Career › Re: #FOREXCrisis: Food And Beverage Sector To Sack 3m Workers by obailala(m): 2:24pm On Mar 24, 2016

All those blaming Buhari for forex scarcity should go and increase crude oil prices. Illiterates everywhere you go!

Politics › Re: FG To Stabilise Economy With N350bn by obailala(m): 2:14pm On Mar 24, 2016

judondasylva:
All these your blame game is that why the new government came to power to blame the past government or to correct those wrongs? when america faced the greatest economic depression in the history the country did Delano resoovelt used the first year to blamed harbat huvar or that he kicked start with the new deal? that's how a reasonable leader works not blame.

What do you understand by the term 'blame game'?.... I was responding to a person who asked if it was wise to have voted out the last administration. I simply responded in the affirmative and gave clear-cut reason. That is in no way a blame game, go back and read to understand.

Agriculture › Re: Lagos And Kebbi To Produce Nigeria’s Rice Requirements (70%) by obailala(m): 1:46pm On Mar 24, 2016

Jdesilentkiller:
Lets see more of this happening all over the country. My people if we can lay aside our animosity towards other tribes, ethnic groups and religion we will achieve more. Not many country have what we have in Nigeria.....we have crude oil, mineral resources, vast agricultural lands, livestock and fish business, not much natural disasters (earthquake, hurricane, tsunami, volcanic eruption, landslide, floods, etc) fair weather, human resources....Just tell me, how many countries can boast of all these blessings?? How many??

We were cursed with plenty tribes; remember the story of the 'Tower of Babel' in the bible?....

Gen 11:6-7
6 The LORD said, "If as one people speaking the same language they have begun to do this, then nothing they plan to do will be impossible for them. 7 Come, let us go down and confuse their language so they will not understand each other."

Diverse tribes were created to limit (moderate) man's abilities. But the black man obviously knows how to take things like this to the next level. Instead of moderating our abilities, tribe has totally crippled us. For example, ask a typical Yoruba and Igbo person what they're fighting each other for, and you would be marvelled at the stupidity of the answers you would get.

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Agriculture › Re: Lagos And Kebbi To Produce Nigeria’s Rice Requirements (70%) by obailala(m): 1:28pm On Mar 24, 2016*

DICKtator:
I believe both Benue and Plateau can do this!!!!!

Of course they can achieve much more than this, no jokes. Benue isn't called food basket for no reason. But unfortunately, most of the food they grow is done on a subsistent level. A dearth of visionary leadership is the bane of Nigeria, everybody just sits down and waits for oil money from Niger-Delta. If not for the immediate hunger that follows, sometimes I just wish oil dries up completely from Nigeria.

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