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mundus: Posted last year and made the front page today...............hmmmmmmmmm

Now That is called Patience

onomeasike: he prefers to maintain the annonimity his alias confers on his person as Reno Omokri and the grace of deflecting the consequence of receiving gej`s blood money from his generations alive and those unborn.
Don`t give him the joy of beaf,call him his real name-Reno Omokri

source pls?

stanelvis: Must we always blame GEJ for everythin that goes wrong. Why cant we ask ourselves wat the state govts that this bombing is going on in their domain doing about it.
The boko haram guys live and operate from their states and yet there is nothing they ve done about it even though they collect millions every month for security vote.
GEJ in as much as much as we want him to be is not a spirit or terminator that knows everything. He needs the support of everyone includin U to succeede

my dear i get your point. But it's hard not to call Jonathan. He is the president and everything that happens happens in his domain. He should be in charge and you don't get to be in charge by wishing that a problem will somehow sometime go away while families bury loved ones weekly.

achi4u: based on my curse,i would like to be posted up north preferably Kaduna,Bauchi or any state immune to boko haram bombing.


i want to expirence jungle life.

Anyone going north.......report

kaduna ke? Okay o! Byebye

It's funny no one cared to respond properly to the questions despite the increasing noise about threads making front page these days

But it's not by being sad now or by crying that the problem will go away.

President Jonathan Expresses Sadness Over Sunday Blasts


Abuja President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed sadness over the multiple explosions that rocked churches in Kaduna and Zaria on Sunday.

Jonathan expressed his sadness in Abuja at a special service to commemorate the 2012 Fathers Day.

When called upon to give his remarks, the visibly gloomy Jonathan said he received the news of the blasts in the course of the service and was really sad about the development.

“Particularly today, I was quite thrilled about what was going on in the church and when I got the information that while we were here, there were explosions in Kaduna and since I don’t even know the casualty rate and what is happening; I have been quite sad and I didn’t even want to say something.

“But when the priest orders you, you must say something.’’

The president said he had consolation in God who is capable of handling every situation and healing the nation.

He solicited the support and prayers of every Nigerian for the peace of the nation and for the success of his administration.

Earlier in a message entitled “Sovereign Fatherhood of God’’, the guest speaker, Prof. Jerry Gana, said failure of leadership of homes was responsible for the failure of the society.

He noted that to build a solid society, the people must build good families by raising responsible and God-fearing children.

Gana said one of the key roles of a father was to provide guaranteed security for his children.

He prayed that God would move to rescue the nation from its present state of insecurity characterised by suicide bombings and attacks on places of worship.

Gana called on the congregation to put its hope in God.

He read verses of Psalm 91 declaring God as the refuge of the nation and the leaders and the entire nation.

The first segment of the service witnessed Bible teaching led by the Chaplain of the Aso Villa Chapel, Rev Obioma Onwuzurumba.

The president opened the second segment and the main service with the Bible verses taken from the Book of Saint James Chapter 1, Verses 2 to 4.

This was followed by reading from the Book of Psalm 91 taken in sequence by the fathers and mothers in the congregation in the spirit of the day.

The First Lady, Dame Patience took the First Bible reading from the Book of Psalm 29, 1 – 11 while the second reading from Ephesians 3: 14 – 24 was taken by the Bayelsa Governor, Seriake Dickson.

Special songs were rendered by an all-male choir led by the president and prayers were offered for peace, security and prosperity of the nation and for divine guidance for the leaders.

In the congregation were former Bayelsa governor, Diepreye Alamieyesegha, Ministers of Police Affairs, Caleb Olubolade, Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, and Information Labaran Maku.

The Executive Secretary of the National Christians Pilgrim Commission, Mr. Kennedy Okpara, some members of the diplomatic corps and presidential aides were also among the congregation. (NAN)


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/jonathan-expresses-sadness-over-multiple-blasts-in-churches/

werepeLeri: Stay there yearning dust.

Ibro27: I think this is the most easiest licence i've ever seen in Nig.
I just went to d yeye ppl office, i explain what brought me, they said it wil cost me 5500. And after 3 day i collected my stuff.
The funny thing is dat i don't know how to drive o.

same case It was with me. However, beware of fake agents!

Ibro27: I think this is the most easiest licence i've ever seen in Nig.
I just went to d yeye ppl office, i explain what brought me, they said it wil cost me 5500. And after 3 day i collected my stuff.
The funny thing is dat i don't know how to drive o.

same case It was with me. However, beware of fake agents!

werepeLeri: Because all of you only know how to bark on the internet, in the comfort of your rooms- hidden from the possible fall out of the so called "revolution". You all like to stay indoors and Tweet, Facebook and come to NairaLand to talk trash - nothing else. The issue of corruption is not only endemic amongst leaders, it is with every possible Nigerian. If you kill corrupt leaders, others will still grow up and become corrupt- so, what will you do? Kill every Nigerian?

The military came back in 1983 citing corruption in government as the reason - 29 years after - its gone worse, are you saying the same people 29 years ago are still in government? No. Every living Nigerian is corrupt, so, how many will you kill? Bro. Forget revolution in Nigeria.

[b][/b] Hey, stop that! Every living Nigerian is not corrupt. You must be very corrupt to have said that like that. Secondly, and FYI, the thieves in government sixty years ago are the ones still there today. I thought that was why Jerry Rowlings came to your mind in the first place. @ topic, revolution is quite possible in Nigeria but It will be very very difficult. Culture and religion and the prevalent I-don't-care and "i dey laugh o" attitude of many Nigerians will stand in the way.

Okay. What about the legal forum? Some of us like discussing the law and related issues

A ploy, to make us forget about the farouk otedola subsidy bribe....it hapened before tambuwal, and the press chose now to anounce it? Rubbish! Mtcheww!

Zediccus: Whenever i poo on a newspaper, i made sure it landed on the pic of someone. (in those days abacha was the president and thus appeared often on papers) The belief that abacha was perceiving my poo right at that time was classic.

lmao @classic

conyema12: Bode George,

okay.

informatix: Ole Bode George was errornously sent to prison. judge mistakenly called him ola bode George during the trial. but he later protested that his name is Ole Bode George. Judgement was later reversed for name error Ole Bode george regain his freedom.

okay then. Let justice be done this time

Hmmm, let's see if Nigeria has changed. Otherwise he gets interrogated today and then ultimately, he gets prosecuted.....and that's the end! The obituary!!! And then someday somewhere somehow one Farcrook will assume one obscure political office like that. I can't remember any public servant who has gone to prisone in Nigeria since 1999. Let justice be done.

kadman: Why are people so obsessed with what’s on the front page!

Complaints about this have gotten repetitive and boring. . .

help me shout pls. I wonder what's supposed to be on the front page.

Nigeria is rich in MINERAL RESOURCES. Nigeria is RICH IN HUMAN RESOURCES. Nigeria is RICH IN OIL AND GAS. These things are supposed to make any country rich in terms of economic viability, stability and progress. Also, these potentials are supposed to make any country have one of the best standards of living which is the true reflection of a rich nation. But No! Not in my country!! Cos Nigeria is ALSO RICH IN CORRUPTION. In fact naija is one of one of the richest in that regard. We have a bizarre standard of living, abysmal infrastructure, absent middle class, shameful unemployment rates, ineffective institutions. We can boast of one of world's largest population of poor people etc... Nigeria is so so F**CKING POOR my dear!

victichy: it seems thats the only word naija girls knows how to use very well. chat with a girl for the first time, collects her no. call her the next day to know if we can hang out so we could get to know each other well, & what comes outta her mouth is 'I'm busy'. wtf... this is really pissing me off, why would girls always use that word?

can't you get the real message? She's NOT just that into you.

miteolu: Ajimobi (Oyo State governor) should not pretend as the only saint in Africa. His hands are not clean. If he is properly checked, forgery and false declaration are Ajimobi's next of kin and best friend .

must we always make our opinions sound as if it's a fact already?

werepeLeri: To make it to the front page - it has to be:

Anti Christianity

Anti GEJ

It must be a known lie

hmmm, maybe cos such threads are generally interesting

I used to think it's the amount of traffic a particular thread draws. At a point It appeared as though It was only the popular or more relevant topics that made the front page. Yet at other times I wondered if every new post appeared at the front. Or maybe it's random. So i want to know: WHAT DETERMINES WHICH POST MAKES THE FRONT PAGE, presently on NL.
Those that know should please educate me and others who may want to know too.
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Similarly, I noticed of late how many people now express dissatisfaction at threads making the front page. Personally I don't have any problem with thread at the front page as long as the thread has produced a reasonable discussion or forum. But then everybody should be carried along. So tell me: WHAT SHOULD DETERMINE THREADS MAKING THE FRONT PAGE. What do you think?

Pls dont confuse docs doing housemanship wt corper docs. All dis 175k, 200k are all lies. The highest payin st8s dnt even pay up to 100, maybe around 80k or so. Some states pay as low as 20k. But they r significantly paid higher than others sha.

Though this is my first post here, I've followed this thread from day one. You guys are doing great! Best thread in NL!!!I neva knew a thread of this nature could reach this many pages without the ethnic, tribal and religious palava of nl! I'm proud! Thank y'all for all the info you have shared generously. And to all those who did not make It this time, don't despair- It may yet be a blessing. When i was not mobilized for last batch for no apparent reason- i almost thought myself useless in this world, but It turned out to be a good thing for me. Anybody for Bayelsa here should hola moi! Let's go there!!! One love![color=#990000][/color]

7.1/10

It amazes me how enlightened folks here still say 'buhari is the best', 'jonathan is the man' etc. I'm sick of ALL of them all- they are all the same; power-corrupted set of jobless people, whose only profession is to continue where they stopped in looting public funds! Same mentality. Same clique! Same stories! In fact let youth corpers lead this country self- I bet it'll be far better than any of these grandfathers!

Dear God, pls help Chelsea to win.

Let’s face it, if the Red Devils had won the title it would have been a rather underwhelming victory once all the hoopla had died down. Man city have been the better side. Man u were simply inferior when compared to city this term. Any true man u fan will agree to that.

UNEC....back then, used to b like 6 in a rum meant for 2 with almst equal number of squatters across most hostels. Facilities were appaling. The ladies' hostels were worse in hygiene (dnt ask me how i knew o, it was obvious!!) My guy visiting frm Abia state uni suddenly changed hs mind to go back despite that it was around 5pm, becos he cudnt stand d toilet in my hall. He had com.e to stay a week! An execption being Imoke Hostel which was a hostel for just final yr med students. That 1 was stil standard...two people in d same rum for two... at times one person per rum depending on the size of the final yr class. Facilities were fair. It was generally a great hostel wt great minds who reason alike, a nice way to transit frm being a studnt to being a doctor. Bt things hv improved since wt 3rd and 4th yr med studnts now in standard rums of two people, each in very cool hostels of their own. And other departments nw stay 4 in a rum for two with beta standards bt with a large rum stil left for improvement. One gud thing at UN, accmdatn fee was fair...9k and 11k for guys n gals respectively, per yr, and that was after it was increased not so long ago, frm d previous fee of 2k only.