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In Tanzania, two friends went for an interview... One was educated and the other wasn't, so they agreed to help each other They agreed that the educated one should go first... And when he comes back, he should give the other answers to all the questions The first guy's interview started; QN 1:"When was Tanzania's independence?" GUY 1:"It was supposed to be 1960 but it was postponed to 1961 due to many reasons." QN 2:"Who brought independence to Tanzania?" GUY 1:"So many participated but it was Mwalimu Nyerere who finalized it." QN 3:"It's believed that in planet mars there is life...is it true?" GUY 1:"So many say so,but it has not been scientifically proven." When he left the interview room, he went straight to his uneducated friend and gave him all the answers. Second guy's interview also started: QN 1:"When were you born?" GUY 2:"It was supposed to be 1960 but it was postponed to 1961." QN 2:"What!! Who is your father?" GUY 2:"So many participated but it was Mwalimu Nyerere who finalized it." QN 3:"Oh My God!! Are u CRAZY "GUY 2:"So many say so but it has not been scientifically proven!" Don't laugh alone. Share |
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As a pan Nigerian, I want to congratulate President-Elect, Rtd GMB. Obviously I didn't vote for you because of your age, your antecedents especially what you did when you lost the elections in 2011(the bloodbath), some of the corrupt persons(to my ranking) around you, your hatred for free press, your tribal sentiments, your silence over the senseless killings in the North, that a set of people are born to rule in a free country in a 21st century and how your forbears including you didn't address the Niger Delta environmental degradation and infrastructural decay despite the huge resources the region gives to the federation inspite of the many years the North has ruled the nation but most importantly that you will take away my right to worship and impose an alien religion to me by islamizing my nation(I think I was made to believe). Sir the list is endless. However, by over 2million votes, you are now the President-Elect. Welcome on board. Like every Nigerian you will have to address my fears inorder to buy my confidence that you will be fair to all, you will allow free press, that I will not be judged based on where am coming from by reason of tribe or language to be considered placement into any office anywhere in the country but only on the basis of merit. Let me add Sir, the days ahead will be challenging, the Nigeria of the military era is not the Nigeria of today, I'm aware you know because things have changed, your popular slogan. Corruption is at its highest crescendo, the rich gets richer while the poor gets poorer, the east west road urgently needs attention, power instability, the dollarization of the naira, criminality, nepotism, ethnicity, crisis in the judiciary, tribalism, kidnapping and armed robbery, godfatherism, incessant strikes, insecurity, poverty, unemployment, the bad roads, the rot in the health and education sector (please see to the education of my almajiri brothers and girl child education). I forgot to add Niger Delta needs real development(hmmm, please don't play politics with this one) and don't even go near the islamization of anybody (the resistance will be bloody). Sir, Nigeria is not Hausa, Yoruba or Igbo or even North and South. History and time have enlightened us Nigeria is bigger than the trio. Give us the feeling of "Nigerianess". Do not let things degenerate so we do not disintegrate. You were given a baton of one Nigeria, do hand same to the next peacefully when your days are due. The challenges are numerous but you said you will fix it so you chanted "change". In your words, "Nigerians, you voted for change and change is here". We embrace the change. Let me gently submit, the same mouth that shouted "here comes the saviour" when the going was sweet also shouted "crucify him"! Nigerians cannot love you more than they love their country. So if you don't want us to shout "Revolution" down the line, keep to your words by giving us the much anticipated change. I shall hold you in my prayers. May God grant you the desired wisdom. Congratulations and I wish you goodluck. *ForTheLoveOfCountry* |
*I know a man who isn't involved in elections with bloodshed! His ambition is not worth anyone's blood or death. *I know a man who is ready to accept defeat provided he sets good electoral Process! *I know a man who has a true spirit of sportsmanship by reaching out to the winner. *I know a true leader! *I know the first Nigerian President to conduct a FREE, FAIR and CREDIBLE Elections regardless of the outcome! *He is President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR! *A true democrat and Statesman You are The Best! God bless you sir. |
Now that GEJ is gone,I wait to hear..... *The return of Chibok girls.... *An end of boko haram,hmmmm this may be possible shaa *The value of naira equivalent to the value of the dollar.... *The stabilization of global oil price.... *The total eradication of corruption and corrupt politicians... *Welfare payment to youths and unemployed graduates... *The total war against hunger and poverty... *Making our refineries very operational... *An end to importation of petroleum products... *And many more... Just name it and I just hope someone won't say am expecting so much in just four years from a new government inheriting as it were some ''mess''? After all, this are campaign promises... Once again,welcome on board Mr. President- Elect Muhammadu Buhari Congratulations Sir, the greatest stress of your life starts now!!!!!! |
Now that GEJ is gone,I wait to hear..... *The return of Chibok girls.... *An end of boko haram,hmmmm this may be possible shaa *The value of naira equivalent to the value of the dollar.... *The stabilization of global oil price.... *The total eradication of corruption and corrupt politicians... *Welfare payment to youths and unemployed graduates... *The total war against hunger and poverty... *Making our refineries very operational... *An end to importation of petroleum products... *And many more... Just name it and I just hope someone won't say am expecting so much in just four years from a new government inheriting as it were some ''mess''? After all, this are campaign promises... Once again,welcome on board Mr. President- Elect Muhammadu Buhari Congratulations Sir, the greatest stress of your life starts now!!!!!! |
Now that GEJ is gone,I wait to hear..... *The return of Chibok girls.... *An end of boko haram,hmmmm this may be possible shaa *The value of naira equivalent to the value of the dollar.... *The stabilization of global oil price.... *The total eradication of corruption and corrupt politicians... *Welfare payment to youths and unemployed graduates... *The total war against hunger and poverty... *Making our refineries very operational... *An end to importation of petroleum products... *And many more... Just name it and I just hope someone won't say am expecting so much in just four years from a new government inheriting as it were some ''mess''? After all, this are campaign promises... Once again,welcome on board Mr. President- Elect Muhammadu Buhari Congratulations Sir, the greatest stress of your life starts now!!!!!! |
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The president of the United States, Barack Obama, on Monday March 23, sent a special message to Nigerians regarding the upcoming elections, urging that the voting exercise be carried out peacefully. Here are five quotes from Obama’s message that members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) are very uncomfortable with: 1. “Nigeria is a great nation and you can be proud of the progress you’ve made.” Obama acknowledges that Nigeria has made tremendous progress that we can be proud of. Listening to the APC’s message you would think that Nigeria is not working, and Obama rightly points out that we have made progress under the present Jonathan administration. Who would want uncertain change over the chance to keep progressing? 2. “Together, you won your independence, emerged from military rule, and strengthened democratic institutions.” Read the quote again. Obama says there is no going back to military rule. Do we want to go back to being bound by the shackles of dictatorship? Buhari says he is a “reformed democrat” but as we all know a leopard doesn’t change its spots. 3. “You’ve worked hard to improve the lives of your families and to build the largest economy in Africa.” Contrary to all the lies that the APC has been trying to sell, our economy is progressing, and it did not become the largest economy in Africa by chance but by the good policies of the Jonathan administration. Obama states this fact whilst acknowledging that the lives of Nigerians have improved, and thereby showing the APC to be liars. 4. “Violence has no place in democratic elections — and that they will not incite, support or engage in any kind of violence — before, during, or after the votes are counted.” When violence is mentioned, Nigerians cannot extricate General Buhari from his famous statement before the 2011 elections and his famous silence after his supporters went wild. The Blood of Dog and Baboon statement recently made concerning the 2015 elections still echoes deeply. The APC is threatening a parallel government also… Obama’s speech is a clear warning against that. 5. “Boko Haram wants to destroy Nigeria and all that you have worked to build. By casting your ballot, you can help secure your nation’s progress.” Secure your nation’s progress. Don’t change your fortunes. Obama’s call on Nigeria to secure our progress is like a call to retain President Jonathan under whose presidency this progress has been achieved. As it is ill advised to change a commander-in-chief during war, Nigerians must fight together and eliminate Boko Haram with the armed forces who are presently winning the war and sustain this momentum. Obama also said: ”in this task of advancing the security, prosperity, and human rights of all Nigerians, you will continue to have a friend and partner in the United States of America.” Lest we forget, Nigerians are still much aware of the flagrant violation of human rights under General Buhari, resulting in a rupture in diplomatic relations with the UK and others. |
asks Muhammadu Buhari, the APC presidential candidate, three questions that challenge his capability to bring on the change Nigerians are waiting for. It is true that Nigerians crave for positive change that would bring about sustainable socioeconomic growth and development to Nigeria. The APC and Muhammadu Buhari, its presidential candidate, have been skillfully using “change” as a keyword in their campaigns. Based on perception of the concept of “change” created by the APC, Nigerians may be divided into three categories: 1) those convinced that Buhari and the APC cannot bring about the change Nigeria needs, 2) those seriously pondering over the possibility of the APC to induce the change, and 3) those assuming that the APC can provide the change Nigerians long for. As far as I belong to the second category, I would like to examine the capability of Buhari and the APC by putting forward the following questions for Buhari: “Am I physically and mentally capable enough to pilot Nigeria’s affairs?” We are living in the era of information. Demographic and technological changes, as well as global economic challenges are impacting the survival of a nation. Therefore, Nigeria, which hosts about 180 million people, needs an open-minded, young, vibrant and well-educated leader in order to thrive and function successfully. However, Buhari is old, and we all know that old age is usually followed by weakness. He has not received any formal education and appears to lack important analytical and problem- solving skills that are needed to confront local and global issues Nigeria is facing. Moreover, old age also comes with illnesses. The common diseases associated with age are the central nervous and cardiovascular diseases. Memory loss is a typical central nervous disorder for ageing people. Buhari couldn’t remember the name of his running mate and what “INEC” stands for. Does it make sense to elect a leader who is already showing symptoms of memory loss and other age-related complications? Recently, the running mate of the retired general, professor Yemi Osinbajo, made it clear to Nigerians that he had “prepared himself to rule Nigeria once something bad [death] befalls Buhari” if Buhari is elected president! It can therefore be inferred that Yemi Osinbajo is already anticipating that Buhari will not last long on the presidential throne if elected president come March 28, 2015! Does Nigeria need a president who might die in the office? Ayodele Fayose, Ekiti state governor, must have analyzed this situation before stating the “absolute conclusion and truth” that Buhari himself does not have the required physical and mental capabilities to rule a nation. Therefore, he is not able to bring about the change Nigerians are looking for! “Am I truthful to Nigerians?” Buhari said he borrowed N27 million from the bank to purchase his presidential form. But, at the same time his wife donated about N135 million or more to Adamawa IDPs! Buhari states he does not have any property and assets and lives on his pension. However, he was able to borrow money from the bank to power his presidential campaigns in 2003, 2007 and 2011. Could the bank dish out billions of naira three consecutive times to someone who doesn’t provide any collateral? I am strongly convinced Buhari is yet to tell Nigerians the truth about who he really is and what amount of wealth he accrued for himself from state treasury when he was the head of state, PTF and NNPC! Buhari is a pretender, and a pretender cannot effect the positive change Nigerians are longing for! “Can a lying political party bring about positive change?” The APC is now denoted as a party of “one week – one lie”. Let’s take a few examples of obvious lies the APC has told Nigerians this year, 2015. In January, the vice-presidential candidate of the APC, professor Yemi Osinbajo, posted a photo of Reinhard Bonnke’s crusade in the media and lied to Nigerians that the mammoth crowd on the photo represent Nigerians awaiting Buhari during the APC rally in Kano. Can a lying pastor and attorney bring on the change Nigerians yearn for? In February, the APC lied to Nigerians that Buhari did not undergo any medical examination during his visit to the UK. In order to authenticate this lie, the APC stated that Buhari had a meeting with Tony Blair, former British prime minister, providing a photo of a previously arranged interview Buhari had with Kemi in Abuja. Can a party that consistently lies so as to seize the power be the change we need in Nigeria? Read also: I Met Buhari On Saturday — Tony Blair To sum it up, the above facts show that the APC, full of lies and propaganda, does not represent the change Nigeria craves for. Open your eyes and save Nigeria’s future with your vote! God bless Nigeria, God bless us all. |
1. Sahara Reporters insult the President everyday (no problem) 2. Premium Times enjoy giving false information about the President(no problem) 3. The nation newspaper indict the president daily (no problem) 4. Other APC media quarters write and say nonsense about the president daily(no problem). 5. ChannelsTV broadcast anti-GEJ adverts daily (no fire) Then, 1. NTA transmitted documentary on Buhari( NTA jos catches fire) 2. ITV reveals the corrupt members of APC in a documentary (ITV Benin catches fire) 3. AIT transmitted documentary on Buhari and Tinubu(Ait lagos catches fire). Now, you know who are the saboteurs of Nigerians democracy. Vote wisely. Or be ready to lose your freedom of information even online. |
Buhari is a Professional Dictator who is so Old and Desperate to turn Nigeria into a nightmare. |
August 21, 1986. 1,700 people and 3,000 herds of cattle and other livestock died after the eruption of a volcanic Lake Nyos in Cameroon. The Lake represents the biggest ecological (flood) threat to Nigeria. This disaster, if allowed to occur, will destroy several states in Nigeria especially Taraba, Benue, Cross River, Kogi and Delta and it is imminent. (Think about Haiti for 1 Minute, that’s a real Disaster there!) What did Jonathan do? Yes it his Job (Hian)! Were there not many other governments and Presidents in this Country that did nothing about it? But no, he would not wickedly, or like the others before him ignore the future’s ugly reality. President Jonathan gave competent Female Minister Mrs. Sarah Ochekpe the go-ahead and approved 100% funding of $1bn for one of the country’s most ambitious Projects; the Kashimbilla Multipurpose Buffer Dam Project which will not just prevent the devastating flood but harness its potentials to become a Major Source of Life. The Dam presently at over 90% completion will now serve to ensure; Water Supply (60,000 Cu.m/Day), Irrigation (Net – 2,000Ha) and provide Electricity – Hydropower generation: (40MW). The Scope of the Project covers: Construction of the Main Dam; Construction of Water Treatment Plant; Construction of an Access Road; Construction of an Hydropower Plant; Development of Irrigation Network; Construction of Air Strip and Rehabilitation of Kashimbilla – Jato-Aka road (21km). To date, remarkable progress has been achieved in all the various parts of the project. The Kashimbilla Dam project is therefore a proactive preemptive response by the Federal Government of Nigeria to the report of the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) of great catastrophe that might result from imminent collapse of Lake Nyos. What should be done for a man who has done this much? Thank him!
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You as a man, you got married to a beautiful queen, your queen becomes pregnant and carry the baby for 9 good month, and the day of delivery with high expectation, walking up and down, suddenly you heard your new born baby crying then you rush in with happiness to see your baby, on looking in the bed and you saw this kind of baby. Please what will you do .
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why do men always wake up like this in the morning? #why
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please am a fresher in university. and I what to know more about First, second Semester of a thing. please put me through Abeg o. |
Weneva u touch a gurl's breast,d followin hapens 2 her scroll down 2 see . . . . . . . . . . . . . I PRAY DAT D LORD TAKE AWAY D DEMONIC URGE 2 COMMIT SEXUAL SIN OUT OF UR LIFE,IN D MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS!!! |
Where can I get pure honey, I mean pure honey in Aka Ibom |
Never Again will I ever sleep, why the country Nigeria my father land, my mother's beauty is been destroyed in the hand of NORTHERN. NEVER AGAIN!!!. |
This is was is called epitome and beauty of DEMOCRACY full stop |
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"Be carefull, what opened ADAM'S eyes closed