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NEPOTISTIC BUHARI GOVT. NO IGBO MAN IN THAT MEETING... |
Make UAE go seat down. Na them go loose totally. what does Nigeria as a nation profit from the UAE? It is like telling your customer to stop coming to buy from you. He will look for somewhere else. make them go seat down... Nonsense |
Those boys that make the fraud are working with top officers of the association. Reporting to the taskforce is wasting of time. Better buy electronics along the street than going to alaba because you must fall for the thieves. Don't go to alaba international to buy electronics. They will Rob you. Because what they do there is daylight robbery. The association should know the damage the bad reputation is causing them and stamp it out but unfortunately those senior association members maintains the shops they use for such fraud. Too bad |
I pity drivers that ply that abaranje road just a few Meters to the LGA headquarters. I plied the road and had to change my tyroids the next day. Meanwhile the population that passes through that road everyday is overwhelming. Our govt is insensitive |
The first mistake you made is allowing your in-law stay with you. Not all in-laws advice's their daughter well. So also when the guys mum stays with the couples. She will be using old experienced eye to check everything and will advice her daughter or son how to counter you. This kills marriages. Family kills marriages more than anything |
If buhari was our president during this past oil boom, all our infatructures would have been seriously better. There is no project that he started and not completed. Our roads are better. |
Anambra girls are better with anambra men. Other igbo state girls get as they see ebonyi guys. No insult intended here nor im i generalizing. Any igbo person underatands what i mean here. It is better you leave that girl for your future happiness. Now love dey shack you, when e go clear for your eye what is happening now will just be a tip of an iceberg. You better run for your life. |
Rest in peace. He died in a course of active service for the good of the nation. The discos should wake up and be committed to serve their nation and not only for selfish reasons. We deserve better from the whole PHCN crew for the good of the nation and our generation to come. |
Toyota Camry 2010 year 2010 price 2,800,000 negotiable
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Toyota Venza 2012 location year 2012 price 3,500,000 negotiable
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The car was used for below a month here in Nigeria. year 2007 price 2,500,000 negotiable
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Tinubu is an inclusive leader. While as Lagos governor he appointed other tribes as governor and carried all along. He developed Lagos even with obasanjo withholding federal allocation. I think elrufai too is good. A case study is cleaning abuja.... |
Add me please to the watsapp group 07069046132 |
Fortunately me no go america even for free. As an immigrant especially black you are limited. Money dey naija . Bleep them with their immigration. |
Next level. If e pain you go hung transformer. The wailing na because he did not get any post or because his tribe is relegated to where they belong. Two faced. |
Girls wicked sha. No sex until after marriage but she dey collect even offeering money from you and dey bang another man. Chei this one na eye opner to some mugu in the house. |
With your story it maybe the girl that arranged it and gave her man your contact for the purchase. She needed a way to discharge you cos if truly she is into you, she would have come winning to you to beg after the encounter but she even ever to a party and her man posted it online. It was an arranged discharge. She doesn't want you and so do not deserve you. She felt you have invested so much to just discharge like that. It will take a long story but this arrangement na sharp sharp discharge. Has she even called you since you saw her? That tells you she doesn't need you. She don't find better guy. Na woman nah |
I am from enugu ezike. We gave gburugburu so much and has gotten nothing. However the revenue that came to the state during chimaroke and sullivan time is not same with now. Idr maybe same but allocation from federal dwindled due to fall in crude price. I think within the available resources he is trying |
Major roads in Ikotun area is in a mess. Abaranje Road and Ijegun road leading to ikotun is in a mess. The government should also remember those roads. The number of commuters using that road daily is enormous and they are really suffering. |
Lisaint:These roads you just mentioned is just a nightmare. I was in ikotun the other day a portion that is not up to 100 meters after tb joshua church causes a very long holdup and this have been there for years and the local govt or state govt cannot do anything about it. dont try going to ikotun. i pity those living in abaranje road and ijegun road because i'm sure motorist will be changing their shock absorbers every month. the pot holes scatters has no escape. too bad... lagos has no government and the people also should be blamed for a constant voting mistake even though we know it is always rigged. this people in govt no send you.. |
The useless leaders in the north should be held responsible for the backwardness in the north. what happened to all the federal allocations they collect every month.they should stop dragging Nigeria backward |
330 million dollars part stolen fund by only abacha |
THE LEVEL OF POT HOLES ON LAGOS ROAD IS TERRIBLE. LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO SOMETHING....... |
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1.6mil cash |
The hatred is born our of inferiority complex[color=#990000][/color] |
Fellow Nigerians: Hate or love Nnamdi Kanu, it is undeniable he has brought the issue of injustice in our country to the front burner. But Biafra is not about him. It is about all of us. If you a Nigerian then you are a Biafran. Unless, of course, you are one of the perpetrators of injustice against the Nigerian people. BIAFRA IS AN IDEOLOGY that cannot be extinguished by military force. We tried in the 1960's but did not succeed. You do not defeat an ideology with brute force - this is the same argument I have been making about jihadist extremism. If we had addressed the issues that led to the Nigerian civil war in 1963 we would not be here today talking about Biafra. Nigeria is not working for the common man and we cannot continue like this. Anyone who has the best interest of ordinary Nigerians at heart would agree we need to restructure this country. I now understand why a revolution is impossible in Nigeria. We are too divided and distrustful of one other. Biafra is bigger than Nnamdi Kanu. Biafra is about the injustice suffered by the ordinary man in Kano, Maiduguri, Birnin Kebi, Owo, Asaba, Yenagoa, Kalabari, Orlu, Abeokuta, Makurdi, Ilorin, Jos, and in every nook and cranny of this country. Biafra is the fight against the injustice of our corrupt leadership. Biafra is about all of us! Ijabla Raymond The fundamental concern of Biafra is an injustice. Our citizens are literally eating from bins whilst our political elites are feeding fat on our commonwealth. A few days ago, a seven-year-old child died from typhoid fever that was complicated by a bowel perforation. His father took him to several hospitals including a tertiary hospital but he did not get the care he needed because the hospitals were grossly under-resourced and poorly staffed. This child suffered right until the last seconds of his short life. Meanwhile, Buhari spent nearly three months in a London hospital. It was reported that the presidential aircraft was parked in London all that time. Think about the high-quality medical care he received which this child had no access to. Consider the number of dead children that could have been saved with the parking charges of Buhari's aircraft. I shudder to think what his medical bills amounted to. What does Aso Rock clinic do with its generous budgetary allocations that it cannot treat an ear infection? Is Buhari's life more valuable than the life of this child? For as long as our public officials can continue to treat themselves and their families abroad they will have no incentive to fix our broken healthcare. For as long as these people can continue to school their children abroad they will have no incentive to fix our broken schools and stop the incessant strikes. But I digress. Predictably, some of us are blinded by our hatred of Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB and the Igbos, and cannot see past the distractions and the smokescreen. You may rejoice the government has used the "terrorism" card to crush IPOB but you can be sure they will deploy the same tactic against you tomorrow. What you do not realise is this: the government is also sending a clear message to you - put up with your suffering or complain and get crushed. Citizens have a right to protest against injustice and bad governance. In Nigeria, instead of listening to the legitimate concerns of its citizens the government just rolls out armoured tanks. What makes IPOB a terrorist organisation? When were Fulani herdsmen killing innocent citizens - how many of them were charged to court or even arrested? When Buhari was in the opposition, he was widely reported to have asked the Jonathan government to stop killing Boko Haram jihadists and to grant them amnesty. To my mind, Boko Haram is not comparable to groups like MEND which received amnesty from the federal government at that time. MEND was campaigning for resource control, better governance and an end to the exploitation and degradation of the environment. Therefore, it seems to me that the people who question Buhari's judgement have a valid argument. We need to refocus this debate. You can disagree with Kanu and disapprove of his methods but your enemies are not Kanu or IPOB. Your real enemies are the people who make it impossible for your children to have quality education and healthcare. They are the people who benefit from the current system and who tell you Nigeria cannot restructure. Therefore, let us unite and seize this moment to demand reform and the restructuring of our nation. Enough of the bickering and the divisions. How do you deal or engage with a government that refuses to listen and slams the "terrorism" label on you in order to legitimise military action against you? This strategy of giving a dog a bad name in order to hang it is not new. It was used by the South African government against Nelson Mandela and ANC. But as someone said: those who make dialogue impossible make violence inevitable. Mandela eventually took up arms against the apartheid government. His organisation was labelled a terrorist organisation by enablers such as the British and American governments. In truth, the terrorists were the apartheid government and its sympathizers. The solution to this impasse is dialogue. IPOB has a legitimate grievance - this country is not working for ordinary Nigerians whether they be in the north, south, east or west. It is much easier to label IPOB a terrorist organisation and crush it militarily. But this does not solve the problem that gave rise to IPOB in the first instance. If I were to advise the President, I would tell him to dialogue with IPOB. Listen to their concerns. Treat the disease, not the symptoms. Ijabla is a humanist and writes from the U.K. |
make the f-u-la-nis no here this one ooooo. Ask why 98% or yoruba obas are muslims....maybe they wast another recolomization.....bunch of cowards |
make the f-u-la-nis no here this one ooooo. Ask why 98% or yoruba obas are muslims....maybe they wast another recolomization.....bunch of cowards[b][/b][color=#990000][/color] |