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obadiah777: pay for what ? slappin a winch ? it is not written in the nigerian constitution that you should not slap a winch.

D truth is always bitter. Being a pastor or a rich man dos nt gv u d rit to abuse d poor nd helpless. Can dis same tin b done to d daughter of a general, governor and president? Only God wil judge dis generation. Cos He is d helper of d helpless.

Thank God for sparin d lives of dese corpers. bt why are some denominations seperatin deir corpers from odas? NCCF,MCAM nd NACC are d only recongnized corper's fellowship. Dis proliferation is inmaterial to d aim of NYSC. I stand to b corrected.

Mekymuo: Funny.Demons will give you money to help people.

If TBJ is using demons' given money to help ppl, what are u doin wt ur own dt is nt frm demonic source? d tongue is d most distructive element in man. Let ur work speak for u nd nt by distroyin ada ppl's work. Wht will u b remembered for H.Ukpabio?

juman: Excuse me!!! Olusegun Obasanjo is NOT a stateman.

He is a rubbish man that destroyed the country.

use ur togue to count ur teeth. Who is ur father, what has he done for dis country nd what do u hv to offer to dis country? Redefine ur existence man.

Acidosis: This man deserves some level of respect rather than the several baseless criticisms.

The whole country put together do not get a quarter of tourists Synagouge church gets on daily basis. This man is a star to our generation but since he's not a member of any political party, nobody wants to listen. Whenever he talks, our people tends to violently antagonise with some gullible comments.

Our leaders spend so much money sponsoring citizens to go watch some religious infrastructures in mecca, tehran and Jerusalem with so much attention given by the governments of these countries but when you draw their attention to T.B Joshua's visitors in Murtala Mohammed Airport, they act like patients suffering from deafness.


Well I don't have much to say, but I hope this gets to our leaders in Abuja somehow. . .someday.

Acidosis

dere is no doubt about ur claim. Let God be d judge becos we all are misfit to judge. Dont tak d place of God. By dere fruits we shal no dem.

one tin dt is glaring is dt, all d blood spiking boko devils will pay wit deir own blood soon. Gal. 6:7. My God can neva be mocked....

Okija_juju: She shouldnt have fhucked with the Navy...

This case is as good as dead on arrival.

She can't identify the officers who committed the offence, so what does she expect the Navy to do?

MORAL LESSON: Choose your battles wisely...

u are sounding lk d perpetrator. Wait until some insane officers do dt to ur mum nd come out to justified deir actions. Nigeria is place where innocents suffer alot. May d Lord reward dese defiant nava officers accordin to deir work.

corruption nd gross incompetency in sport's admtn. We need revolutionation in dt ministry.

nagoma: " Interception based on intelligence report" - which means -a good Samaritan told us . But then JTF killed the suspects found with such weapons!! The ready questions of Who ? where? when? How? What and Why? Have all being carefully avoided as usual. Who says that the government is sincere? The next thing they will say is the local community is not cooperating.

u must b out of ur mind. Ar u a boko member? Wash ur mouth.....

Nigerians why do most of u hate d trith? IBB nd Buhari ar dese 2 old men partners in progress or in distruction? Wt time Boko haram nd its sponsors wil dis appear...

Mikel-Mikel... I know dt ManU fans will always talk ill of him cos he shun dem. Mikel 4me is one of d greatest players Nigeria has produce ova d yrs. Apart 4rm Kanu and his Nig teamat in Ajax tell me anoda CL hero. Is mikel of course. If u nigerians dnt value him, he is much relevant nd integral part of Chelsea nd Super Eagle. Lampard is sayin d truth.

this is to show d poor vision of dos we call our leaders. most of dem see leadership as an opportunity to enrich nd enjoy ur self nt a call to service any more. Dos dt fail to use power witin d scope of d society's approval 'll stand 2 loose it. Nigerians shine ur eyes.

Touch nt my annointed one (GEJ) and do my prophet no harm. those dt are workin for d down fall of dis country will be ulterly disgraced. What can we really say dt dis Tambuwa led House of Rep done for Nigeria if nt complicatin issues? Probe fuel subsidy, u turn it into an avenue of creaming d society. What else do we xpect from dem?

JB11: INSECURITY: We need hard work, not good luck –Atiku

[img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=atiku_large_881718610.jpg&size=article_medium[/img]

Presidential aspirant and former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has said that the country does not need ‘’goodluck’’ but “hard work and prayer” to overcome the present security and political challenges facing the nation.

Speaking yesterday as the special guest of honour at the 13th Speech and Prize Giving day of EL-Amin International School Minna owned by the late former first lady, Maryam Babangida, he admitted that though the country is passing through a trying period, ‘’Nigerians must learn to stay on course’’.

The Turakin Adamawa, while speaking on the current insecurity and political situations in the country said they are challenges that would require more than “good luck” to surmount. Though luck has a role to play in human affairs, he was quick to stress that, ‘’you do not sit and wait for luck to smile on you, you have to work hard’’.

Addressing the graduating students in a paper he titled, ‘’Imperatives of staying on course’’, the former Presidential aspirant recalled that as a student he never relied on “good luck” to overcome academic challenges but attributed his successes to hard work and prayers.

Observers would be whether the former Vice president who kept harping on the word “good luck” was indirectly harping on it because of the rhyme with the president’s first name. Atiku then told the students that their graduation marks the beginning of a more challenging phase in the journey of life.

He emphasised ‘’Whether you are going on life’s journey by rail, by road, sea or by air you are likely to experience difficult challenges but you need to stay focus and stay on course’’.

The former vice president whose speech drew ovation from the audience, which included former military President, General Ibrahim Babangida and members of the National Assembly, went on memory lane, saying, ‘’I used to have a teacher in secondary school, when we are going into the examination hall and people say “good luck” he will say no! no!! No good luck but you must work hard to overcome challenges.’’

He reminded the graduating students that obstacles are inevitable in human life, maintaining that there is no journey of life without obstacles, but advised that they should not allow situations to throw them off the course.

Atiku then commended the foresight of the founder of the school, the late Mrs. Maryam Babangida for establishing the school, describing the legacy she left as an inestimable value for generations of Nigerians that would have been educated in the school in the years, saying, ‘’graduates of this great school would become key human resources for the country.”


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Ur opinion is as good as nothing. Keep it to ur self wt ur evil mind.

JB11: INSECURITY: We need hard work, not good luck –Atiku

[img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=atiku_large_881718610.jpg&size=article_medium[/img]

Presidential aspirant and former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has said that the country does not need ‘’goodluck’’ but “hard work and prayer” to overcome the present security and political challenges facing the nation.

Speaking yesterday as the special guest of honour at the 13th Speech and Prize Giving day of EL-Amin International School Minna owned by the late former first lady, Maryam Babangida, he admitted that though the country is passing through a trying period, ‘’Nigerians must learn to stay on course’’.

The Turakin Adamawa, while speaking on the current insecurity and political situations in the country said they are challenges that would require more than “good luck” to surmount. Though luck has a role to play in human affairs, he was quick to stress that, ‘’you do not sit and wait for luck to smile on you, you have to work hard’’.

Addressing the graduating students in a paper he titled, ‘’Imperatives of staying on course’’, the former Presidential aspirant recalled that as a student he never relied on “good luck” to overcome academic challenges but attributed his successes to hard work and prayers.

Observers would be whether the former Vice president who kept harping on the word “good luck” was indirectly harping on it because of the rhyme with the president’s first name. Atiku then told the students that their graduation marks the beginning of a more challenging phase in the journey of life.

He emphasised ‘’Whether you are going on life’s journey by rail, by road, sea or by air you are likely to experience difficult challenges but you need to stay focus and stay on course’’.

The former vice president whose speech drew ovation from the audience, which included former military President, General Ibrahim Babangida and members of the National Assembly, went on memory lane, saying, ‘’I used to have a teacher in secondary school, when we are going into the examination hall and people say “good luck” he will say no! no!! No good luck but you must work hard to overcome challenges.’’

He reminded the graduating students that obstacles are inevitable in human life, maintaining that there is no journey of life without obstacles, but advised that they should not allow situations to throw them off the course.

Atiku then commended the foresight of the founder of the school, the late Mrs. Maryam Babangida for establishing the school, describing the legacy she left as an inestimable value for generations of Nigerians that would have been educated in the school in the years, saying, ‘’graduates of this great school would become key human resources for the country.”


http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/53099-insecurity%3A-we-need-hard-work,-not-good-luck-%E2%80%93atiku.html

Ur opinion is as good as nothing. Keep it to ur self wt ur evil mind.

dere is no problem wt Nig. Bt Nigerians ar d problem. hw can some one b criticizing d govt. For dis laudable project about to...? Atleast, dis is part of d fresh air. We need more GEJ.

Mpetempe: God Bless His Soul.

Not in peace any way... In pieces mandafuckers...go to hell

God, hv mercy on Nigeria nd save ur ppl