I careless about Fayose comment, the man just want to appear in every newspaper headline. propaganda or no propaganda the fact still remains that the chibok girls were kidnapped. the man should just focus on his poor governance. he has turn Ekiti people to glutton all he preached about is food infrastructure and utter spurious comments. he go dey do like say na him holy pass. I still believe in Buhari governance.

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"What do you mean by you want to study law?
Do you know how many years you will spend in
the university? For Christ's sake, you are a lady,
not a man".
"Well mum, I have made up my mind. It is either
law or nothing else".
"You see my dear, it's not like I don't want you
to be a lawyer. But, you will soon grow to be a
woman. You'll need to get married and be under
a man. But with this dream of yours, do you
think you will get a husband? Lawyers have one
hell of an ego, and you do know that".
" Really? I might not get a husband? But I have
a passion to study law. It is my dream to
become a lawyer".
"Look into other things. There are so many
courses to choose from. Why not linguistics,
mass communication and the likes".....
This can be likened to the discussion that
ensued between a friend of mine and her
mother when she was about to enter the tertiary
institution. Even before I knew her choice of
course, I could already perceived a lawyer in her.
She wouldn't accept defeat, she loved to see to
it that no one is cheated out of her rights,
always loved to argue things until issues are
solved, a very good reader and so many other
things that could sum up to be the characters
of a lawyer.
I cannot but be surprised to discover that her
mother didn't see all these traits, and all she
could think of was how to settle her daughter's
future marriage. Ignorance they say, kills faster
than AIDS. Who says that being a female lawyer
will stand in the way of getting a husband? A
good one at that. It is high time we stopped
playing numb, accepting to be pushed around by
what other people are saying.
You discover that you are very good at
handling sick or injured people, you daydream
about owning your own hospital one day, then
wake up! And pursue that dream. You are either
a nurse or a doctor. Don't wait for what others
will say. Of course, they will tell you that it
takes quiet a long time, real hard work, stress
and all of that to become a doctor. At this
stage, discouragement may set in. And believe
me, that is the last thing you need when making

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– The presidency has decried what it
described as attempts to tarnish President
Buhari’s image with claims that he stopped
ex-president Jonathan’s payments
– Buhari’s spokesman Garba Shehu says the
president is unaware of the claims so also
are all bodies that should be aware
– Shehu says President Buhari would not
stoop so low to engage in vendetta instead
of rendering justice

Buhari says Jonathan’s accounts have not
been frozen
President Muhammadu Buhari has denied
freezing the accounts of former president
Goodluck Jonathan as was claimed by some
Bayelsa youths in a recent protest.
Punch reports that Buhari made the
clarification on Friday, October 7 in a
statement through presidential spokesman
Garba Shehu.


According to Shehu, there was not truth in
the report that the presidency froze
Jonathan’s accounts because the president
was committed to justice and not dealing in
vendetta.
The statement reads, “The allegation by
demonstrators in Bayelsa State on Thursday
that allowances due to a former president have
been stopped and his bank accounts frozen is
patently untrue.
“We have confirmed with the Secretary to the
Government of the Federation that the former
president and other past leaders were paid
their allowances up to the second quarter.

I am sorry to tell you that this war against corruption is not ending anytime soon. Yes.
I fear if corruption can be easily curbed if the people ain't getting food on their tables is just another way of encouraging this monster called corruption. Let's not shy away from the fact that president buhari is doing a great job fighting corruption but he should know that "whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster" at this point in time it seems like is a "1point agenda" for Mr president and like the saying goes "too much of anything is bad" and I dare say this includes too much of good things is bad for the health.
If mr president must win back the trust of the people then he needs to start taking other sectors serious and stop this "snaily" kindof of administration cos is not funny anymore and the people ain't smiling.
Has a good fan of president Buhari this is what I have for you sir give us the good change we ask for before we turn our backs at you and you know what that means "na only you waka come be dat".