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cool post |
Nigeria we hail thee |
swisstaker: its quite a tragedy.bt seriously dis retirement age tin sef.retiring at 70?thats y dem day go like dat.want to die in service.give way for d young.dat was wat i saw at a tanksgiving service in my schooo uniport.wen it was time to dance forward to drop ur offering,na so dis proff day shake go front,he slowed d pace of d pple in d queue.wen he finally got there to comot him wallet see as his whole body was shaking,ok comot wallet drop offering na,na war.if no b wan other elderly man way carry am comot for line so im go giv pple chance.so una see my point,na dis same prof go climb stairs to reach im office for 7th floorUNIPORT does not have any office/classroom block with 7 floors, the professor in question may already be retired so what are you saying? |
false premise, invalid conclusion |
Who is Ebere Jonathan? |
This whole thing looks fishy |
government magic; these guys are actually getting more. |
Till then |
They should give us electricity first |
poster should look again |
May the better team in the match win. |
wrong header |
The problem with Nigeria is that of low/poor mentality and the solution lies in what the Chinese. did a long time ago; some sort of re-education. |
That road is the summary of the leadership we have in the Niger Delta and if its not completed in the tenure of GEJ then too bad. |
Let them concede the road to Julius Berger |
Sam Amadi and Barth Nnaji are some of the people that should be tried for high treason against the Nigerian state and its people. What is the point of prepaid meters or do they prepay and dispense darkness in totality? So they have now got meters that we also charge us for the hours of darkness encountered? These people are very wicked. |
Its the same thing in my area of greater port harcourt, it is alleged that heavy rain brought down some poles in the emohua area which evacuates power from omoku gas turbine, this is like the 7th day and there is no end in sight. Thw worst thing is that on the 13th day the poles would be fixed and on the 16th day another rain would fall and maybe bring down more poles in the ndele area so back to square zero meanwhile the bills are always the same and increasing in the midst of darkness. |
Planning is very important but the mentality in Nigeria is pretty poor. Once you marry it is assumed ab initio that children must follow notwithstanding the economic reality of the situation on ground. |
funny thread |
The strike is a way of diverting the patients to their private clinics. |
Did someone not say they are fighting for justice? |
Some said that free uniforms have been giving to the civil servants. |
The average Nigerian is used to suffering and smiling so let them continue. |
What is Aluko doing on that list? |
Abagworo: Yes. They just robbed @Alakahia some minutes ago. I meant the scene of the fire. Its near that 6 storey Anglican building. Bori camp back gate is directly opposite FGC Rumuokoro.There was stampede in the University of Port Harcourt some minutes ago and reported gunfire, see people and cars trying to get out and away from the main campus. |
Abagworo: People are being misled into thinking it was a bomb. A bomb at Rumuokoro could have killed up to a thousand. They were carrying bullets and guns in the car. As a PH guy that stays in Choba, you could well verify from anti-bomb squad Bori camp which is 5 poles away from the scene.Bros you should know that Choba is very far from Bori camp, whether is was a Bomb or not - there is some tension in Port Harcourt. |
There seems to be tension in Port Harcourt. |
Pictures really speak a thousand words but oh well in summary lets all be vigilante. |
The news is every where that it is a bomb blast but from the picture it does not look so; kudos to the governor for going there and the mass media for trying to diffuse the situation. |
What can we say? |
PDP magic |
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