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The recent 'roforofo' between obj and ibb has open another vista in our political journey. As to who truly is the best Nigeria president since independence. In the first republic, we practice parliamentary system of goverment with a prime minister (Tafawa Balewa) and president (Azikwe), much was not acheive by them. Enter Aguyi Ironsi, his tenure was too short to be assess. Yakubu Gowon, his major acheivement was keeping Nigeria as one, it was during his tenure we have the civil war. Murtala Muhammed, though his tenure was short, but for his masses oriented policy, he is still remember today by many. Enter Olusegun Obasanjo, to his credit he return the country back to democratic rule. Then we have Shehu Shagari, his tenure did not acheive more as the country was just re learning the democratic process, but his agricultural policy code name 'green revolution' record a modest success. Muhammadu Buhari came and instil discipline to the Nigerian, Ibrahim Babangida also surface on the scene and was credited with conducting the best ever election in the history of the country, though, the process was not complete. Ernest Shonekan ING is a toothless bull dog which did not acheive more. Sani Abacha tenure acheive for the country a 'stable' economy in spite of the many foreign sanction. Abdul Salam Abubakar came on scene and was able to return the country back to civilian rule. Olusegun Obasanjo re appear on the scene again as a civilian president, he was able to transform the battered image of country in the anniv of Nation and the telecommunication revolution. Yar' adua came on board with 7 point agenda but death could not let him actualize his plan for the country. Now, we are with GEJ. |
Some people don't know how to mind their business. The op is always hammering on Aregbe, whereas his own state was rule by a criminal. He has nothing to say about that but always looking for the fault of people's choice. Aregbe, carry on jare |
I wonder, even at that everybody has a past. If that is his own past let it be. |
I wonder, even at that everybody has a past. If that is his own past let it be. |
Well said, hope one of them is listening. |
What is the contribution of sexiet accent to our national growth or development? |
Op, if truly you meet those criteria. I'll like to meet you can you send me a private mail so that we can talk more. |
El this jesus thing no fit you at all. |
Very correct. Wa llahu alam |
Very correct. Wa llahu alam |
Very correct. Wa llahu alam |
Congrat to him, hope he'll be able to transform the life of many youth (tout) of oyo state. |
I don't understand your concept of an INVESTOR, are you telling me keeping money in the bank to generate interest make one to be an investor? |
3rd friday you mean. Barka da jummah |
El by now you should know who your haters are. |
Let the Abiola family confirm or refutes this |
What did they do with it? i believe this is the one they declare, what about the rest? |
Then pass it to the officer in charge. Bin, i think, what about your friend Mikuz? |
Good for him |
We use to have technical schools in those days, where are they now? |
expecting action ASAP |
how will it not, borrow money at interest free. or do you prefer the cut throat interest charge by the commercial bank? |
no comment Nayah: |
hbd |
that is it. |
PointB:good one |
That's is okay, jand have the needed environment, we have the spirit |
OAM4J:atleast their show of shame will give us a sort of tension relief from all the problem we have |
i have reply your mail. |
Which food will you suggest for breaking fast during Ramadan? |
If we are to scrap Jamb and NYSC because of those instances, then Nigeria as a country need to also be scrap because the myriad of problem facing us is more than that. What i will suggest is total overhaul of the system. |
Gbenge 77:Good question there,i think there is no basis. in term of organization, quality and general acceptability. SAT na baba |
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