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I don’t see anything wrong in Pastor Tunde Bakare visiting the President of Nigeria, regardless of their differences. It is in fact disrespectful for him not to honour the invitation of a sitting President. The outcome of the discussion is what I await before I comment further. |
Its a shame that the South was unfortunately amalgamated with the North. The North and Niger Republic/Chad should be together. If the North insists on holding on to power and the Southern Governors remain adamant regardless of party affiliation, then the break up of Nigeria is inevitable! |
Prof Abass! Lecturer par excellence. Rest In Peace. You lived a life of impact! Sail safe! ‘A’ was always sure in your courses cos you were the best of the best! |
I guess God spoke through him! It was no mistake! |
No, she has no right to throw you out of your brother's house but she has the right to kick you out of her house. |
It is very simple. If the North refuses to cede power to the South in 2023, break up of Nigeria is inevitable! |
This 1914 amalgamation though.... |
While funding is very important, I also think that if 50% of this 50 million people who contribute N500 each, can also match their donation by VOTING for the party's candidate, we can be very sure that the candidate will win the Presidential election. 25 million votes will most certainly win it. This has got to be very strategic if we want to wrest power from the perpetual ruling class...Yes, We Can! |
BTW, Buhari during the 2019 election campaign had said he would ask Gandollar if he truly collected the bribe when he visits Kano for campaign. He is yet to revert on his findings. Naija!!! God help that country. |
The problem with South South is South South and their misplaced priorities. Instead of fighting for political appointments to head agencies administering the natural resources from their land, they are bombing pipelines because GEJ and his wife were being probed. Clarke will go to Aso rock now and collect money with cartons of wine and He will keep quiet. Shame! Iceberg3: |
Nigerian politics where ideology has been confined to oblivion! 2016 Edo election Obaseki (APC) vs Iyamu (PDP). 2020 Edo Election: Potentially Obaseki (PDP) vs Iyamu (APC). They have turned political parties to football clubs. |
Canada is a country that runs on template, they go by the books. I will be suprised if they give a waiver on this. You must tick all the boxes. |
[quote author=Oladayo12 post=89380928][/quote]Sorry to hear about your situation. However, I urge whoever is able to make a first class to press for it. It will stand you out someday. I also recommend that in addition to academic certificates, you should try empower yourself with technical skills and possibly get certified as well. That's the professional trajectory these days. My 1 cent. |
This is a terrible piece of news. I am just knowing this having been out of the country for a while. Yomi was a great child actor. While we featured in Kidivision 101, Yomi excelled in the 3rd eye and I made efforts to star alongside but my Kidivision 101 schedule would not permit. May her beautiful soul continue to rest in peace. Still in shock. |
And when you donate to any form of charity in this part of the world, you can claim returns when you do your tax filing. Even tithes that you pay to the church, you can claim like 60% of it back from government as it is considered charity. budaatum: |
Happy Birthday to the next President of Nigeria. |
Hello, If you need a Canadian-styled resume that gets you the interviews, whatsapp me on +2348071939422. It's 25k for 2 resumes based on career options. I will also offer career tips that will go a long way in making you the candidate of choice! |
If by now we are still wondering if Buhari is ethnocentric, then we clearly do not understand the dynamics of Nigerian politics. He already hinted that he would be reckless in the 2nd term and we can see this playing out. I just hope this man will not cause an eventual break up of Nigeria. He has no regard for federal character whatsoever! |
Olaiya Igwe, I don't know if you will ever read this but know it this day that your tribal mark is one of the reasons we love you till date. It's part of your trademark and we love you like that. |
If Tinubu ever becomes Nigeria's President, corruption in Nigeria will be worse than it was under GEJ. |
From time immemorial, Nigerian First Ladies have been known to be powerful. Even the evil one - Abacha feared and respected his wife! So if the daughter of a Presidential aide would disrespect the first lady in such a manner, it speaks volumes of the influence the 'cabal' wields. This underscores the incompetence of Mr President and is partly responsible for the slow pace of development experienced the past 4 -1/2 years. |
Some comments here got me worried about the future of Nigeria. If Ambode has nothing to hide, then he needs not worry. He should allow EFCC do their job. |
Would be nice to see Jagaban's photo with his Secondary School mates.... |
So we waited almost 2 months for this? Pathetic! |
So Fasoranti's daughter's life is more important than those of several Yorubas that have been killed by the Herdsmen that it suddenly is a declaration of war against the Yorubas. Our so-called Leaders are so self-centered that lives of those not related to them dont matter. RIP to Mrs Olakunrin and all those who have lost their lives to these terrorists! |
flames01:Cameroon beat Nigeria in Lagos at the final of the 2000 Nations cup. I guess you meant they never beat us in regulation time since the 1989 defeat. |
Is Nigeria a zoo? It will be a shame if an animal like that is still allowed to parade himself as "distinguished senator" of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. |
When I read some comments, I cant help but castigate Lord Lugard for the 1914 amalgamation! |
In my humble opinion, 2 houses of legislature is a superfluous expense for Nigeria at this time. Maybe 1 house with 1 person representing each state of the federation with reasonably priced remunerations. The rest of the world is moving towards reduction / total elimination of the use of fossil fuel. Electric cars are taking over in the western world and countries are now setting dates for elimination of the use of fossil fuel powered cars. What will happen to our crude oil by then? Imagine, a situation where we are only able to sell 250,000 bopd at $30 / bbl (because drop in demand will attract drop in price ; market forces of demand and supply), what will happen to Nigeria? How are we going to be able to fund our budget? Let us learn from what happened to Kodak. We must start cutting unnecessary cost NOW! Doing a SWOT analysis of the inherent risk, are there opportunities for Nigeria? Are we able to export materials that can be used for the manufacture of components of electric cars or the charging points? Are we conducting research on what we can do with our crude oil? Are we investing in alternative sources of foreign exchange earning? It is well with Nigeria! |