Just wondering if some people can preach the gospel to the world the way they do for their parties or is partying a better way of life for them?
Just wondering........

True talk but without declaring war on those useless pot belly bastards too the generation of this country will continue to be led astray.
Or maybe they're untouchable. If they can declare war on this men Nigeria will be a better place for us all.
My take.

Sirheny007:




Do not overlook the real issue.
Cyber robbery is the most responsible factor that tarnished the image of Nigeria and her relationship with other countries.
The level of trust is going down.
Many Nigerians abroad are avoided like lepers because of this.

People can lie oo, I don't like politics but I was in Offa on that day for a meeting and was surprised how much reception Bukola got cos I thought they hate him in Offa but with what I saw maybe the crowd are bought but he was actually jeered.

If u try this for APC rally you will be beaten to pulp...

U want sombori whose WAEC cert is questionable to manage an oil block? U no try. He can only count cows in Daura.

Mace0lane:
Hopeless Idiots are blaming Buhari for this, Buhari as a former military dictator, petroleum minister n now a democratic elected president n petroleum minister still does not have a single oil block or filling station under his name. An Atiku an ordinary VP sold all Nigerians companies sellable to himself to an extent Obasanjo was mesmerized. Now if that does not say a thing or two about integrity I wonder what will to the bigots from PDP.

A concerned group in the state of Osun called Rooterz League is calling the attentions international bodies on the happenings in the state after the announcement by INEC to declare the election inconclusive. They also urge voters in the forth coming re-run election scheduled for 27th September 2018 to remain resolute and steadfast in casting their votes for their proffered candidates and not be intimidated by security agencies or money for their votes.
The group frowned at the recent unrest caused by some political touts who are said to be acting on orders of the ruling party on the state. In their words they describe the state to be a peaceful state, they pointed out that during the political campaigns no casualty or attack was recorded, they expect this to continue. They emphasized that the life or harm to any citizen of the state or Nigeria as a whole does not worth any poilitical ambition/office.
However, the group is appealling to all stakeholders, the security agencies and other observants to be vigilant and patriotic in carrying out their duties in making sure the people's choice in the state is .
They pray that God will continually shine HIS light on the state and Nigeria as a whole.
Signed by the group...
ROOTERZ!!! TOGETHER 4 BETTER!!!

He should also give out cars to car owners who endure the ditches and hell holes on roads all over the state.
Ile-ife is worst. Mad man.

I don't live in Lagos but with the picture here I can understand your point.
The live structure is different from what is in the prototype. In the prototype the shade provided from the roof extends to the parking/passing BRTs it gives covers to by-standers, in the live structure the roof cannot offer even the by-standers any shade.
Looking at the roofing, Aluminum sheets should have been used for the longevity of the project not canopy(I can see the canopy been drawn in 3rd pix of live structure).
Also in the prototype there is a structure like a mall or shops under the big roof, no mall or shops can be constructed under the live structure (in the pix).
To me there is a mix up, the prototype is not the same with the live structure.

BlueRayDick:


What is this one saying? Am sure the Lagos you are referring to Here is not the same Lagos we have in Nigeria today and the Fashola you are referring to is definitely your former school headmaster and not Raji Fashola the ex governor.

Everybody knows Ambode has underachieved much more than any governor in Lagos given the resources at his disposal and even the IGR the state makes monthly.

Lagos has never been this dirty since the days of Brig Gen. Marwa thanks to Ambode and his scam vision scape program.

He has turn the whole state into experimental ground for mediocre contractors to learn road construction.

See ehn, other than the Emergency services which Ambode has transformed and made very effective, the other place he tried is developing Epe.

Even Civil servants don't like him, masses in alimosho, mile 2, abúlé ẹgba, Agege etc don't like him. Seems u are the only one seeing those things he used to surpass Fashola o

Is there a Go-Fund-Me account for this man?
I want to donate.

Saraki was making sure Mr F9 knows where to sign �

Big kudos to those that cared for him and thanks to Almighty God for the healing.

I second you, I bought something from Jumia and it was totally FAKE, my 12K gone.
I left a feedback complaining about it and guess what it was deleted.
Jumia should be investigated.

Don't mind most people advising you stop the relationship, most are kids. So hot tempered people should remain single?
I have a quiet and meek friend but he can beat his woman silly, hot temper does not mean wife beater in the dictionary.
If you opt out and the next man is even worse then you'll move on again?
Since you both love each other stay away from what gets him mad and discuss with him in his best mood.
Also pray for him.

This 1 na mumu, SARS go after mostly boys not men and with your beard shaven who would hv stopped a colleague?
Moreover you don't find them on highways while traveling....

So tell me how this woman pikin go take sabi him mama?

All these useless Governors, why so much personal cars when your office already provided enuf for you n fam?

How do you expect sombori to carry 2 people... yinmu

He built schools but decided to pay the teachers half salary, na new classrooms go teach?
Is new classrooms what the people need in Osun? 90% of most adults in 70's and 80 passed through those schools and doing well(those who value education) Average family don't value government education again because of strikes caused by non payment of salaries and it may get worst that means the debt is to torture the coming generations, it;'s like laying a curse on them.
If he'd spent on all major roads across the states and not schools, the coming generation would praise him more because it will be for all (educated or not) but he decided to do few state roads in Osogbo ONLY, no other state road done in other twons.(If you want to quote me name a state road Aregbe is working on outside Oshogbo, note that state road na 4lanes not d normal one and not expressway passing outside Gbangan which is Federal))
I live in Osogbo, most of his projects are waste of money, he once commissioned over 5B Naira for tablets for Senior class students which the kids lost/stole and can't even make any difference IN their results with WAEC and NECO.

With 200,000 you can start the POS thingy where you get 100naira on 5k withdrawals, people can withdraw as much as your 200,000 in your area from you and that will make you a cool 4k a day, even if you make 2k a day no bad.

No bros Rotimi?

Na joke oo...

Na film....

OBJ can call for a meeting of all who is who in South West be it APC or PDP atleast 50% will respond.
Can Tinubu get same result?
And what does OBJ need South West for when he has the whole country?

Na yabaleft she dey...

Ehih:
Happy New Year Nairalanders

Pretty, not like some gals with perforated ears all in the name of beauty.

Now you want God, you want God! ain't that a bitch?

1. Somalia
Somalia may just be the most unstable country on the entire planet. The country has become infamous in the United States for piracy, and the Blackhawk Down incident. Somalia is being loosely held together by a central government. The reality, however, is that it’s being run by a number of competing clans and warlords.
According to The World Bank, only 29% of the country’s population has been enrolled in school, and life expectancy is only 55 years. Both of these numbers rank well below most other countries and provide some insight into the internal strife the country is experiencing.

=1. North Korea
The CIA lists North Korea’s government as a “communist state one-man dictatorship,” with an estimated GDP of $28 billion as of 2009.
The inner workings of the North Korean government and economy are quite mysterious. While it does receive aid from countries like China, North Korea has had problems producing enough fuel and food to properly care for its citizens. Military spending far outweighs spending on social programs and aid, mostly to put on appearances for the rest of the world in their famous outbursts of saber-rattling.

3. Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s nickname is “the graveyard of empires,” and for good reason.
The country has been loosely held together by a central government that largely lacks power, and has been carved up by numerous local tribal leaders and warlords. The country’s now-former president Hamid Karzai was notoriously corrupt — he’s been recently busted for taking bagfuls of money from the American military, among other things. Afghanistan is also home to an enormous amount of the world’s heroin production, which has brought lots of wealth to a lucky few.

4. Sudan
According to the CIA, the country is ruled by the National Congress Party. The NCP came to power after a coup d’etat in 1989, and has not been able to successfully repair the nation’s issues. As a result of the prolonged instability, Sudan’s GDP has tanked since spiking in 2006.

5. South Sudan
A nation still in its infancy, South Sudan does not have the traditional long-standing government structures in place that many others do. This has led to ripe opportunities for corrupt politicians to step in. The country remains mostly undeveloped, and its citizens participate in a largely subsistence-based economic system. One other issue is the lack of a sense of nationhood among the 200 or so distinct ethnic groups occupying the country.


6. Angola
Angola, located along southern Africa’s western coast, has jumped several spots on the Corruption Index in recent years. There are many forms that it takes, from the looting of state assets by government officials to widespread money laundering and embezzlement. Angola is rich with oil reserves, which attract a lot of attention. That makes it a corruption magnet. Also, it’s the worst place in the world to be a child.

7. Libya
Libya is still in a state of turmoil. No formal government has taken root, and fighting between rebels and those loyal to the old administration is still taking place. Due to the high levels of uncertainty, the country’s GDP contracted 9.4% during 2013, according to The World Bank. The power vacuum has left open a great opportunity for arms dealers and corrupt military higher-ups to take charge and profit.

8. Iraq
Iraq’s vast wealth and natural resources have made it a target for all kinds of industry and war profiteers. And, unsurprisingly, corruption. Iraq has actually seen some economic growth as the country rebuilds itself, but there is also a lot of outside interference from American and European contracting companies, hired to rebuild infrastructure and tap into the country’s oil reserves.

9. Venezuela
Venezuela is a mess. Hugo Chavez, elected in 1998, caused a number of issues, and the nationalization of the country’s rich oil reserves created more. Money that was supposed to go to the people was instead being funneled to high-ranking government officials. Since then, things have deteriorated even more. The country’s currency is nearly worthless, and its economy is in serious trouble.

10. Guinea-Bissau
If you’ve never heard of Guinea-Bissau, you’re not alone. The country is located in western Africa, between Guinea and Senegal. Guinea-Bissau is home to 1.7 million people, the vast majority of whom are relatively poor. Corruption is something of a national pastime, too. Since being founded in the early 1970s, no president has ever finished a term in office. The country is also a major hub for trafficking and organized crime.

11. Haiti
The problems in Haiti became quite clear in the wake of the devastating earthquake in 2010. The quake killed more than 300,000 people, and the government’s inability to handle the aftermath became clear. Much of the corruption in the country stems from collusion among the rich and politicians. Corruption is still a serious issue, but things continue to improve.

12. Yemen
Yemen, like many other Middle Eastern countries, is muddled in conflict. It’s adjacent to Oman and Saudia Arabia and borders the Persian Gulf to the west. Given its location, it’s been swept up in many of the issues plaguing the Middle East. It’s undergoing its own civil war, as Syria is, with rival factions vying for control of the government.

13. Turkmenistan
The CIA’s file says the country is a secular democracy and presidential republic. But in practice, its government more closely resembles an authoritarian dictatorship. The country itself was founded as a result of the Soviet Union’s collapse and the resulting power struggle has left the nation highly corrupt and vulnerable to tomfoolery.

14. Syria
There isn’t a country on Earth that is in worse shape than Syria right now. Syria has been in a state of civil war since the Arab Spring, and there’s no end in sight. It’s caused mass migrations to Europe and created issues in the United States as well. Russia and ISIS are involved, too. Needless to say, it’s a mess. President Bashar al-Assad is still holding on to power, and there’s really no indication as to how the country can get back on track.

15. Eritrea
Corruption in Eritrea is getting worse. The country vaulted from No. 25 in 2013 to No. 10 in 2014, for example. Eritrea is located in Africa, bordering the Red Sea directly across from Saudi Arabia, bordering Djibouti to the south and Sudan to the north. Eritrea is a small and relatively poor country, with a GDP of only $3.44 billion, and a population of 6.3 million. Most of its issues stem from the recent influx of foreign investment and its single-party government.

The Bank...

It was created the day Abraham Lincoln died, not created by him.

This man is a joke, he once invited the president over to commission a secondary school, I wonder who he invited again this time.
No state road is yet to be commissioned under his 7years tenure in Osun (if you want to quote me mention 1 State road already commissioned).
World class schools won't teach the students, the teachers he refuses to pay will. Like he spent billions on the tablet he gave the Senior classes and they ended up downloading porn on it.
Joker!

What about his aides?