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I wonder what they will become after school, u think say dem don build nigeria u don't know it is only ur school classroom blocks that is built. that's why you need to cultivate every good habit and extra curriculum activities while still a kid and in school |
IMPACT05:can't believe igbos can't whole heartedly drum support for obi not forgetting any joy that comes to nigeria is from the igbo tribe, they are playing ground stupid party politics when they are truly the ones who needs labor and president. if the whole south east stands with obi then the south south too would whole heartedly vote obi as you can see no governor or party support any of the other president ambition |
life2017:poor infrastructural state in the south east makes this senator think lagos is the dubai or europe of africa, he should tour every region and state of nigeria before coming to the hasty conclusion or better still he can use google as his assistance. the same deteriorating health state of buhari was the reason why everyone discouraged him from contesting, after winning the elections what has he achieved?? politics is not for the old but for the young who is hale and hearty. let tinubu retire from politics he will still live large on his pension arrears. being the president is not the gateway to heaven and if politics is regularize people above 60years shouldn't have any business with leadership and politics should be meant to prepare the young for leadership position. if the president fails it is all us to bear the consequence |
topic for buhari, how can the guys make nigeria a better place for living like europe and america ![]() |
Quintopia:what labor does this incoherent man have in pdp other than corruption and marginalization, has the igbo tribe ever tested presidency or is there any presidential presence in igbo land other than political suppression by the military. all the blabbing this man is blabbing is because he has received some stupid alert from the pdp to keep quiet, how has he contributed to his society, state or the igbo tribe?? visit igbo communities and other regions and you will understand why the igbos always need to work for their regional politics and leadership. any igbo person dat does not support and vote for the igbo presidency needs to be thrown into the osu forest as that is where they belong unless they want to forever be pest and in labor in other people's land |
how sane people breath under the roof of islam and Christians together still baffles me, either they are hypocrites or have no regards for God |
LordviccoDaGuru:unless a Niger delta man is the president nigeria will forever be in storms, compare Obasanjo administration to goodluck ebele Jonathan administration, ebele era was peaceful, fresh air, abundance of natural resources, focus on education, there was ambition and focus. buhari govt can only be compared to the short term of yar'adua or that of abacha, much hatred, looting of resources and tribalism. no direction whereas a Niger delta man is well coordinated, educated and well exposed. at the end of this administration let buhari list down what he has achieved and we all will be quiet |
Islie:so buhari is in abuja doing nothing other than signing documents that is not in his business, does it means states cannot control their oil resources, build refineries and sell their products to interested buyers without giving a dime to anybody ![]() |
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unless lagos wants to languish in debt with no progress, common things like waste disposal are taxed from the community or people living within the community as they are the ones producing the dirts else they won't be held to the responsibility |
football is still under pressure until the need to curtail sexual exploitation. male too get sexual exploited and the common rule should be *never to get in physical contact with people you are not in a relationship with* and issues b/w people in relationship should be settled mutually and amicably |
rivers state getting closer to the united state |
is party leadership? I thought it was state that brought development to it's people except u are a corrupt man who wants to run to abuja |
maybe you can try working |
he should denounce himself, he his everything wrong with fraternity and literature |
our ojuju is finally back |
poverty party |
Insecurity:does bauchi state produce oil? can't they focus mainly on grain production |
Ilaumoh:uyo is a dumpsite, no state government project there for 16years now. just few in-state roads by nddc others by the state govt have been abandoned |
people that keep criticizing sports infrastructures in akwa ibom should always remain quiet and stay in their shit-hole, do they think akwa ibom would be under nigeria for ever. when our infrastructures are put to use u see them trooping in like zacheeus on the sycamore tree making unruly noise |
LIVE08:ipob are humans too and should be allowed their fundamental freedom of belonging and expressions but should be peaceful too as ipob or biafra is just within their borders not outside there |
a rare visit, governors usually visit other state on party basis not knowing what they lag behind |
all these people that dump party because they want to vote a president for abuja what happen to the one they choosed in state |
so the aggrieved nigerian youth don't have anything to post other than indiscriminate sex |
sell your property or land |
mighty2:maybe another senile politician why can't he live in his state and blab all that in public, can he make a list of all the infrastructure buhari has built as accountability does he know anything like the simple theory of micro economic of economics studies?? |
nwekeugochukwu:no price no pay. tinubu was never the price |
Offpointng:what's the essence of locking people in solidarity for a very long time or all their lives instead of sending them to their maker, u are simply taking their human rights and judgement into your hands |
[quote author= post=115475719]Brighton survived a late onslaught to secure a first win at Old Trafford and condemn Erik ten Hag to a losing start as Manchester United manager. Pascal Gross' first-half double stunned the home supporters, who were desperate to see their team put a miserable end to last season behind them. However, United were totally outplayed in that opening period by Graham Potter's team, who beat them 4-0 at the Amex Stadium in May on their way to a ninth-placed finish, their highest in the top flight. Not even the second-half introduction of Cristiano Ronaldo could deny Brighton, although they did threaten a comeback when a scramble inside the visitors box ended with Alexis Mac Allister turning the ball into his own net after goalkeeper Robert Sanchez had touched it into his path under pressure from Harry Maguire. In nine previous league visits, Brighton had managed only one draw, so this victory was historic. For Ten Hag, it meant enduring a similar start as United manager as fellow Dutchman Louis van Gaal, who lost his first game by the same score, also at home, to Swansea in 2014. New season, same problems for Man Utd With the sun shining and a new manager in place, there was a sense of optimism around United before kick-off. Ten Hag has started to impose his personality on the club, to the extent of ousting some of the 'prawn-sandwich brigade' from their corporate hospitality suites so his players could have their pre-match meal. Yet so many of the old issues remained. Protests against the club's owners before kick-off meant the club shop had to be shut. Co-chairman Avie Glazer was paying a rare visit and would have heard the songs to his left calling for his family to get out of the club. On the pitch, there was no cohesion despite decent debuts from Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martinez. Brighton, well drilled and fluid, took advantage. Leandro Trossard volleyed into the side-netting within 15 seconds of the start and United failed to impose themselves on the game until it was far too late. For the opener, Welbeck's run split Maguire and Martinez. The latter came across from the left to cover the cross, leaving a huge hole in the six-yard box and, as United's defence scrambled to plug the gaps, Gross was on his own to tap home at the far post. Gross was in a similar position but on the other post when Solly March cut inside and unleashed a low shot, which keeper David de Gea turned into his path. The boos that accompanied the half-time whistle were predictable and deserved. Within eight minutes of the resumption, Ronaldo had been introduced to try and lead a rescue mission. The 37-year-old had a negligible impact. It was another Portuguese, Diogo Dalot, who created the confusion that led to United's goal. But by the end it was Brighton who looked more likely to score again.[/quote]let manchester united sign nigerian players from nigeria or why do we support and analyze them every season |
Racoon:everyone talks about crude oil as if it's being drilled in abuja, can't buhari focus in generating economic for abuja and other northern state or hausa. does the hausa and yoruba own crude oil or if the south become a country today u will die. the south has never benefited anything from these two tribes other than stalks and stealing |
OkCornel:tinubu is only fit to rule the yoruba, they are his slave |
NwaNimo1:apart from crude oil, nigeria cannot be self sustainable? what if there was no crude oil or the owners of the crude oil decide to become a country and nigeria doesn't have access to their crude oil. can't nigeria depend on agriculture exportation, why can't nigeria employ the unemployed people into building and construction companies like infraco to build and maintain needed infrastructures. nigeria lack everything infrastructure like a common pitch playing ground yet people who could work common engineering work are unemployed roaming with no direction with stolen trillions of dollars floating, how can people live in harmony and wealth in nigeria, nigeria doesn't have basic things like career even people in school doesn't know what to become when they live school that's why every body relies on certificate to get an employment for their salary and pension arrears. the illiterates leaders of nigeria doesn't know anything like basic amenities to prioritize. i do not know any reason why anybody should lead others unless he his a seasoned engineer who can build infrastructures. bad roads are all over nigeria disjointing the rural areas which could provide excess agricultural products to the urban centres. ask boko haram and other bandit what their job is and give them, u will find out most are petty farmers with little or no livelihood. till today nigerians are the biggest mad people in the world for voting in an illiterate who hasn't met the common test of education to be literate. no sane person will believe that a man who has never offered agricultural science and social studies as basic courses is the man leading and controlling the resources and economics. since buhari came into power what happened? more sex, more porn and increased in population with no output to call wealth other than sucking d"*k for peoples resources to loot, and guess what he will put in his position when his tenure expires? another senile who can't solve basic or linear equations in mathematics. guess what? i eager to go back to the university to learn in mathematics classes but the stupid people you all promote to office cannot solve a basic differentiation. like the wise man said "education never ends" till the day you die. but in africa and nigeria students are supposed to be prostitutes and hard labor with no guaranteed future and career. another wise quote goes thus: no youth, no future. una are truly mad for always intricating old senile men into leadership, what do they hope to become or are u afraid to ride your own destiny. these traits I find mostly in yoruba people always giving leadership to their grandpa while their youth roam about commiting vices such thing u cannot find in any other place even in the north that are not committed to education. have u ever seen any body over 60years handling leadership role in the south or east of nigeria? it is because of education and their priority. next time the yoruba want to go to abuja they should go with their grandfather of 80years and ask for leadership so you can become known with boko harams e-diots |
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