princeofpeace22:
so u mean vanguard lied too

MrKong:
Some vets can be very funny, cough kwa?

So he gave them cholera vaccine for having cough hmmm God dey sha

Anyways, first you have to tell us the physical signs in your pen:

1) Nature of their droppings
2) Productivity and feed intake
3) Do they cold-out with their head dropping to the floor?
4) Your Vaccination procedure
5) Nature of their eggs
6) And drugs you've administered before and after the issue came

Then, I can tell you what to do....but for now, go get a strong anti-viral drug and add vitalyt...that should stem the mortality for now
Do not deworm or vaccinate sick birds

herdayniyi:
y5how do you sell your egg per crate, im intrested in buying

travexx:
@obizeal
How did it go? I hope the birds are fine now?

noeloge82:
Ow are ur birds doing now
They must be laying very very well

yinkuschua:



St Timothy Bus Stop Onike.. I think Careers Builders could be of help or better still any of those tutorial along unilag road.. he's well known there.

onlyHim:
Please friends this man was a neighbour,he died in the early hours of yesterday in his rooms.His name is Ejechi Paul, he used to teach English language at tutorial centers. He had many friend but we don't know him with any family member and our effort to locate his people proved abortive as there was no such contacts on his phone or room.
No personal documents, photos or valuable id and his friends of many years, colleagues and employers don't know where he comes from as he claimed to come from Delta, Anambra and Kogi.
Please anyone with vital information on how to locate his relations should call this number: 08034763768.
Thank you

shaqhead:

@rebelutionary @obizeal com c ds ma guy wey get big heart o! I don get 250mb frm am

Contact / whatsapp
08184732157
Text/Call09087017160

Abuklaw:
You guys are indeed the toughest opponent we have come across. Intelligent is an understatement for team UNIJOS. No wonder you were awarded the best debater of the last round.

hope to see you again in the next edition.

Catalyst4real:

Alright. Noted
Emotions were high then, I meant no contempt
I believe Obizeal concurs

obiZEAL:
Nigeria Practices a democratic system of Government, and that alone is a reason why Godfatherism should be scrapped. TheY people should be left to decide who should rule them, without having to contend with the choices of the often influential Godfathers.
That is our stand.

Abuklaw:
Now you agreed that Godfatherism cannot be singled out the sole bane of effective leadership. It is not even the problem ab initio. When our electoral institutions are reformed, there won't be any need to be afraid of godfathers.

Thanks for eventually agreeing to the fact that, concentrating our effort on the extinction of godfatherism doesn't worth it, but using the same effort in choosing leaders with integrity, accountability and transparency. I believe you know that godfatherism is still practised in advance countries we are looking up to.

adeaks:


Yes, your point is well taken, but I think you have not answered the question.
Track records cannot replace experience at the highest level. If we eliminate godfatherism and we vote in youths all round, wont we suffer from their inevitable youthful exuberance without the guiding hands and experience of the godfathers to rely on?

adeaks:


But don't we have elections in Nigeria? If the godfathers put up a candidate, are the people not supposed to vote for the other candidates if they do not want the godfathers' candidates to rule over them?

Will you then agree that based on your statement about Nigeria practicing democracy, the problem is fundamentally with our electoral system that allows candidates to be rigged in and not really with the godfathers?

adeaks:
Noskyboy, in your essay you wrote that godfathers are supposed to mentor the young ones.

We live in a time where the Nigerian youths are constantly asking for more posts in government and demanding to rule. Now, If the youths have their way and get into power, don't you think the country would suffer from their youthful exuberances and inexperience without the wisdom of godfathers to guide them?

Catalyst4real:

We do not have effective leaders not because of Godfatherism, but because our leaders cherish personal gains over national growth. That's the truth you've been avoiding all night. You've been making it look like "once Godfatherism is removed, the door to effective leaders will be opened" and that's a fallacy

Catalyst4real:

Agree with you? Quite sarcastic.Your philosophy is unrealistic.
We keep blaming Godfatherism to shield ourselves of the truth which stares at us in the face

You evade my question, I guess it was beyond your acute proficience.
I'll ask a simple one next time.

Abuklaw:
Let me hear you say it again that politics in Nigeria is more complex than that of the USA. What I and my colleague are insinuating is that "cutting off the head is not the cure for headache." we are actually saying that, the positive elements obtainable in godfatherism as practised around the world and previously in Nigeria is enough reason to hold on to it. We are however campaigning integrity in leadership, accountability and sincerity from our leaders.

I hope you would agree with me that godfatherism doesn't poses much threat as the character flaws I pointed out in my submission.

Catalyst4real:

This is ridiculous, on a more candid note, I have to come to the realisation, that godfatherism will always be blamed for the dilapidation of Nigeria's politics and electoral processes
And it is this mentality that leaves us groveling in the mud; How swiftly we condemn the least of our heartaches

You've been spewing all night that Godfatherism has to be eliminated, how do you plan on going about that?

Abuklaw:
I can't help but laugh at this junction. Sen. Rashidi Ladoja refused to give Lamidi Adedibu what he demanded. He was sabotaged but restored to power due to the overwhelming public outcry. He was restored a man whose popularity and acceptability soar due to that humane action of protect the populace against the selfishness of political godfather.

Catalyst4real:

To start with, I say nothing about intentions

And yes, Godfatherism doesn't in any way stand in the way of production of effective leaders.

You say the man with the most influential Godfather gets elected.
I have a question for you, "The 2015 presidential election, I believe president Buhari won because he had the most influential godfather, right? "