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The article doesn't capture the essence of the title. Verbose with less than two paragraphs dealing with the subject matter. Shoddy journalism if you ask me. |
jcmaiah:And a vaseline is spared another vicious attack!! Thank God!! |
How does a picture of a bus show/prove "looting" ![]() |
coolzeal:Exactly. Most of them only thrive on that gospel of "them against us", take that away and see them whitter like a vegetable in a scorched desert. |
These guys don't get it. The trekking is just a stylised way of begging for money. The only genuine trekker I know is the guy who started the trend. He even made the promise before the election. |
after1:I miss this phrase. ![]() |
coolzeal:Funny guy. Stop being a fool for politicians. They only make you imagine we are VERY different when they need your votes. When it comes time for looting the treasury dry and impoverishing the citizens, they do so in utmost unity and they don't bicker over what tribe, religion, or zone they are from. Get wise. ![]() |
I don't do Aribisala. Next. |
DjHypno:Stop being overly emotional about things. That is not how the world and international diplomacy works. And just to let you know, every single country in the world pursue their "selfish interest", Nigeria inclusive. Our National Pledge tells us that much. We pledge to Nigeria our country, to be faithful loyal ad honest and not to the world Go figure. |
What more can one say.... Bakare is indeed a prophet. I wonder what lies inside the heads of people who support this government. I really wonder. |
DjHypno:Life must not always be about one's stomach. Sometimes you need to show your enemies you have powerful friends to keep them at bay. It helps. ![]() |
There's no better way to consolidate one's knowledge and wisdom than seeking the counsel of people who've already been there and done that. Nice one AA. ![]() |
PassingShot:I swear I didn't read your comment before posting mine. ![]() Talk about like minds. ![]() |
Speechless. Just about everything about these guys is majestic. It is not a democratic republic, not secular but still it works almost perfectly. How did they do it ![]() |
Yet Ngozi told us 2milllion jobs were created first quarter. Smh. |
midolian:Soon enough, he'll pay the full moral price for it too. |
Finally, we see an end to an era of crass impunity when 1 is greater than 2. I believe the next Governors' forum election would further prove this. ![]() |
Politics. Indeed, only fools stake their lives for these men. By the time you are in your stewpid lonely grave rotting away, they are busy clinking wine glasses, bunmping fists, laughing hysterically and embracing each other celebrating their mutual victories. Smh. |
Benefits of competition and open market. Lovely. ![]() |
socialmediaman:Anyone with a sane mind should be asking- if Asari indeed desires to see his brothers lifted out of poverty, emancipated, why couldn't he build his school in the region?? How many schools or other such facilities has he set up using the huge amount of finances at his disposal?? Such a shame how backward we are mentally. |
So cowardly if you ask me. Why the change in rhetoric?? Initially he said "we would set the country ablaze if Jonathan is not re-elected". Nigerians called his bluff by voting out Jonathan. Now is has become "let them draw the first blood". Funny. Reminds me of those days when you dare someone to touch you if they think they got balls. You get touched and then the next thing you do is to say "touch me again" when everyone had expected you to pounce on the "toucher". I wonder what next it would be... |
juicee1: AhmedMustapha:Very clear signs of a coward I tell you. Today he denounces his citizenship, tomorrow he wants Niger Delta emancipation, the day after he's building a university in another country when he's yet to build a nursery school for the people whose course he claims to be fighting for. I wish my fellow countrymen could just get a little bit wiser. |
Gradually the rhetoric is changing. Initially it was "we would set the country ablaze if Jonathan is not re-elected". Nigerians called his bluff by voting out Jonathan. Now is has become "let them draw the first blood". Funny. Reminds me of those days when you dare someone to touch you if they think they got balls. You get touched and then the next thing you do is to say "touch me again" when everyone had expected you to pounce on the "toucher". I wonder what next it would be... |
Highly commendable indeed. . Just might do a Kia on my next purchase. ![]() |
Now this is big. ![]() |
True words. At least he's not one of those who wennt grovelling before the occupants of Aso Rock before the elections. Reason why he'd always remain a respected icon in the Nigerian entertainment biosphere. |
Young03:A wise man once said: shoot for the moon so when you miss your target, you might land among the stars. |
The question I keep asking is: what caused the astronomical rise in subsidy payments under Jonathan's administration. Under Yaradua and Obj, we NEVER paid more than N480billion, first year after Jonathan was sworn in as substantive president, we were coasting nearly N2trillion!! Was there any corresponding rise in consumption of petroleum products under the period?? This is the question every enlightened Nigerian should be asking. |
WombRaiders:You are really sick honestly. You need help. |
thomastbibler:You can say that again brother. ![]() |
Change is in the air. I can literally smell and touch it!! ![]() ![]() |
If the extradition is done within the confines of law and the treaty signed by both countries, then where would the "abduction" be coming from? These are just paid groups rented to carry out a hatchet job but no amount of blackmail would stop the law from taking its course. When you fight corruption, it indeed fights back. |
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