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i see nothing wrong in the president's outfit, actually, i would love it  if the president dress more like this. the outfit portrays a man who is down-to-earth and identifies with the masses in the country.
i don't find anything "grossly" wrong with what he said too (he could have done better though)

however, i find everything wrong with his actions. if u ask me, i'd say the country has no president - just a figurehead puppet  and opportunist who just love the title called "president"

i hate watever gej stands for with passion and i have no doubt in my mind that nigeria will never move forward with the likes of gej in power.

however, i must commend him for this , completing what has been started since the time of obj, thereby displayin one very rare quality in our govt which is very important - continuity

aletheia:
^
You are the one that is actually a clueless ignoramus. Classification of a company as knowledge-based or otherwise has nothing to do with university education. You should have educated yourself by following up on your own question (sic) "wat makes apple knowledge-based and exxon not knowledge-based".  Hint: consider the nature of their products & services.

dude calm down, let's talk like gentlemen, no need to throw insults, ok?? - gej insinuated apple is knowledge-based, and exxon is not, right?? he then, said, he is building more universities coz of a knowlegde-based company becomes richer than one which is not, right?? fyi, if university education/research is wat stoopied gej refers as knowledge, exxon requires as much knowlegde to operate as apple, one is just an produces some IT gadgets with its software, and the other produces oil. also follow this link for wat a knowledge based firm is http://www.google.com/#hl=en&cp=19&gs_id=2l&xhr=t&q=knowledge+based+companies&qe=a25vd2xlZGdlIGJhc2VkIGNvbQ&qesig=jVtumqYDFKjahWmsUftnIg&pkc=AFgZ2tlpf5u1OokhwU2BBlE_y2bAkgTE6SN9KgK3kgc2hU8QSLp5bVboFoLJ_O4LBhT0l3x1LyiHRWQXIoCH3v56HVD7hkarKA&pf=p&sclient=psy&source=hp&pbx=1&oq=knowledge+based+com&aq=0&aqi=g4&aql=&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=d5c279fcc719c6fe&biw=1366&bih=677

this man is stooopid , seriously, he needs to get his head examined. wat does he even mean by a knowledge-based firm?? does he mean oil based firms do not need the univ. for watever they do, and wat makes apple knowledge-based and exxon not knowledge-based !!! this man is a complete joke.

wat even pains me more is pple's comment on this stooopid post of his!! pathethic

TWO model sisters wept yesterday as they were caged for six months for ransacking an Argos store.
Shonola Smith and her sister Alicia joined 100 rioters who stormed the Croydon shop on Monday, tearing apart display cases and looting the stock.

The mob included their pal Donness Bissessar, 21 - who joined them again in court, and also got six months.

Bright student Shonola, 22, was about to restart a university course next month.

The girls' stunned families clutched each others' hands as District Judge Robert Hunter imposed the sentences, and the girls were led to the cells at Croydon Magistrates Court.

He told the defendants: "The tragedy is that you are all of previous good character, each of you well-educated. You have jobs. You have plans for future education. You have shown remorse and pleaded guilty. However, I can't ignore the context in which these offences were committed."

He added he hoped the harsh sentence would "serve as a deterrent to others".

Magistrates worked round the clock yesterday to deliver swift justice to hordes of captured hooligans.

Ministry of Justice officials said last night 2,033 arrests had been made and 1,043 people had already been charged.

A boy of 13 who went into riot-hit Manchester with a HAMMER strapped to his leg was hauled before the city's magistrates court.

He was given a nine-month referral order after admitting possessing an offensive weapon without lawful excuse.


Friend , Donness Bissessar
District Judge Khalid Qureshi said: "If you had been 15, you would be going straight to the cells."

Three university students were jailed for a YEAR each for "scavenging" £4,500-worth of electrical gear and clothes during the London chaos.

Law student Akintunde Amosu, 19, business and marketing student Xavier Techie-Afful, also 19, and his younger brother Javier, 18, were told at Camberwell Green Magistrates Court they had "blighted their lives by a moment of madness".

A girl of 14 was bailed after her mum admitted she had not seen her for TWO WEEKS.

The teen is accused of stealing clothes, CDs and perfume in Tottenham, North London. Neither of her parents were in London's City of Westminster Magistrates Court to take her home and frantic calls were made to track them down.

Dozens were hauled before the courts accused of trying to rally the mobs online. Jamie Counsell, 24, allegedly used Facebook to organise an event in Cardiff called: "Rioting, looting, robbing and burgling." He was remanded in custody for a week by magistrates.


Insurance salesman Aidan Curwen, 18, was accused at Northampton Magistrates' Court of using a BlackBerry to urge 140 people to arm themselves with "bats and weapons".

A girl of 11 got a police warning for involvement with a Facebook page inviting 400 to gather at a Poundland store in Plymouth, Devon.

Jobless Amed Pelle, 18, faces jail after he admitted using Facebook to encourage the "killing of a million police officers" in Nottingham.

TWO men aged 24 and 26 were arrested yesterday over the murder of Trevor Ellis, 26 - shot in the head in his car in Croydon, South London, during Monday's trouble.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3750164/Model-sisters-weep-as-they-are-caged-for-six-months-for-looting-in-an-Argos-store.html

@moderator : you can append it to the previous posts on indicted nigerians in london riots

Dis Guy:
Oops

Just wondering if anyone can point me to an interview Jonathan Goodluck has granted in Nigeria or to any Nigerian journalist since becoming president or even as Vice President

_{he's meant to be a new breed, PhD, Southerner, Well Travelled}

BTW, he is not well traveled, his kindegarten to phd was all done in former rivers state, and he has never traveled out of nigeria before he became deputy gov

there are actually 2 - jason akinole and dammy sofekun

dayokanu:
Shouldnt we ask how the existing Universities are doing before establishing more?

Like a man who couldnt cater for 4 children but insists on having 3 more?

Real Odechukwu thinking

GBAM,

Mr odechukwu - my 2 cents on wat u should do
1) focus on improving the quality of education in the existing universities
2) focus on creating job for the graduates from the existing universities

[size=14pt]conspiracy theory 1 about the timing - sanusi brought forward the sept deadline date to divert attention away from islamic bankin issue[/size]

rotimi is spot on, he just fell short of saying one thing  - "nigeria needs true federalism"

not even a press statement or public statement to show his concerns and feelings for the plights of the lagosians,, let alone paying them a visit !!! pathetic

as far as i know, fashola never promised to build underground rail system - no construction company will even do that for him, elevation of a place that would get an underground rail system should never be lower than 50 m above mean sea level, and this is not the case in lagos

[size=14pt]any reasonable person will know that 150 naira to a dollar is too high for a country that imports everything, and exports only oil, and have so much naira in circulation.[/size]. the xchange rate is not sustainable, govt will not be able to do much (anyways, they are even not ready to do anything), and the foreign reserve is going to reduce at a much faster rate which in the end, will affect a lot of things. . .

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=711303.msg8697611#msg8697611 date=1310420804][size=15pt]Jonathan Assigns Portfolio To 31 Ministers, Creates New Ministries, Redeploys Minister Of Transport[/size]

Posted: July 11, 2011 - 21:16

By SaharaReporters, New York






Exactly six weeks after he took office, President Goodluck Jonathan today updated his cabinet to 31 Ministers.  He had vowed he would have the full cabinet, which is expected to be made up of 42 persons, in place in two weeks.

A statement from the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Anyim Pius Anyim, also announced changes in the cabinet today, as approved by the president. Among them:

    [size=14pt]Yusuf Suleman has been moved from the Ministry of Transport to the Sports Commission as Chairman and Minister after he reportedly demanded huge bribes from NIMASA last week. Mr. Suleiman was slated to be dropped from the cabinet but the Sultan of Sokoto reportedly intervened[/size]; Idris Umar is now the Minister of Transport;  Navy Captain Caleb Olubolade moves to the Ministry of Police Affairs; Mrs. Olajumoke Akinjide becomes Hononorable Minister of State, FCT; and A new Ministry of Communication Technology.

The government said the new Ministry would be headed by a Minister "who is very versatile in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT), to give it the desired focus in view of the critical importance of ICT in driving a modern economy.". Mr. Jonathan also made Olusegun Aganga, the former finance minister,  the  "Trade and Investment" minister. The new ministry is expected to bring investments into Nigeria.

Jonathan's cabinet is mostly his old cabinet from the previous administration.  His critics question his snail pace as well as lack of courage to bring in a healthy dose of technocrats to generate new ideas and momentum.

While he has preached a so-called "transformational agenda," Jonathan has so far failed the first test of transparency by failing to declare his assets or generate an offensive against corruption, Nigeria's perennial enemy.  Indeed, cracks may already have begun to appear in the fabric of his government, as the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mohammed B. Adoke, declared during his screening at the Senate that the anti-corruption agencies do not properly understand their their statutory mandates, and that they lack the capacity to investigate and prosecute economic crimes.  But it is to those agencies that Jonathan pledged to hand his war against corruption.

The updated cabinet is as follows:
Table showing the list of the Ministers and their portfolios

S/N/ NAME/ PORTFOLIO/ STATE/ ZONE
1.Barrister Emeka Wogu- Honourable Minister for Labour, Abia- SE
2. Hajia Zainab Maina- Honourable Minister for Women Affairs, Adamawa-NE
3. Prof. Ita Okon Bassey Ewa- Honourable Minister for Science and Technology, Akwa-Ibom
4. Mrs. Stella Oduah-Ogiemwonyi- Honourable Minister for Aviation, Anambra-SE
5. Senator Bala Mohammed- Honourable Minister for Federal Capital Territory, Bauchi- NE
6. Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke- Honourable Minister for Petroleum, Bayelsa- SS
7. Comrade Abba Moro- Honourable Minister  for Interior, Benue- NC
8. Hajia Zainab Ibrahim Kuchi- Honourable Minister for State for Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs,Niger-NC
9. Alhaji Bukar Tijani- Honourable Minister of State for Agric and Natural Resources, Borno- NE                 
10. Elder Godsday Orubebe- Honourable Minister, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, Delta-SS
11.Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu- Honourable Minister for Health, Ebonyi-SE
12. Arc. Mike Onolememen- Honourable Minister for Works, Edo- SS
13. Navy Capt. Caleb Olubolade (rtd)- Honourable Minister for Police Affairs, Ekiti-SW
14. Professor Bart Nnaji- Honourable Minister for Power, Enugu- SE
15. Alhaji Yusuf Suleiman- Honourable Minister for Sports, Sokoto- NW
16. Prof. (Mrs) Viola Onwuliri- Honourable Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Imo- SE
17. Prof (Mrs) Ruqayyatu Rufai- Honourable Minister for  Education, Jigawa-NW
18. Dr. Shamsudeen Usman- Honourable Minister for National Planning, Kano-NW
19. Arc. Mohammed Musa Sada- Honourable Minister for Mines and Steel Development, Katsina-NW
20. Dr. Bello H. Mohammed- Honourable of Minister for Defence, Kebbi-NW
21. Mohammed B. Adoke, SAN- Honourable Attorney Gen. of the Federation/Honourable Minister of Justice, Kogi-NC
22. Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi- Honourable Minister for Youth Development, Kwara-NC
23. Mr. Olusegun O. Aganga- Honourable of Minister for Trade and Investment, Lagos-SW
24. Mr. Labaran Maku Honourable Minister for Information and Communications, Nasarawa,-NC
  25. Dr. Samuel Ioraer Ortom-Honourable Minister of  State, Trade and Investment, Benue-NC
26. Amb. Olugbenga Ashiru-Honourable Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ogun-SW
27. Erelu Olusola Obada -Honorable Minister of State, Defence, Osun-SW
28. Mrs. Olajumoke Akinjide Honourable Minister of State for FCT, Oyo-SW
29. Senator Idris A.Umar Honourable Minister for Transport , Gombe-NE
30. Dr. Yerima Lawal Ngama Honourable Minister of State for  Finance, Yobe-NE
31. Amb. Bashir Yugudu -Honourable Minister of State, Works, Zamfara: NW


http:///news-page/jonathan-assigns-portfolio-31-ministers-creates-new-ministries-redeploys-minister-transpor[/quote]fresh air, uhnnnnn!!!!

as gej's mouthpiece, i will like to say that the president is saddened by the recent exploits of boko haram and he would have loved to do something, he would av loved to declare state of emergency, but he is clueless on how to handle this situation as the process really really tough and complex. we all need to pray and wish that the power of luck will one day stop this carnage goin on in borno

he cant declare state of emergency not only because he is weak, but because he is clueless. state of emergency puts the administration of a state directly under the president, however, since he figured out that he has no clues on how to deal with boko haram even if the state is directly under his rule, he chose not to impose it

still pointin to the fact that gej is clueless. . . . cbn should not be doing this, but since the govt which is supposed to do it is not doin it, sanusi (using the platform of cbn) had to step in

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14072824 (click link for video)

The first man to be convicted of trafficking females out of the UK, in a case involving two Nigerian girls, has been jailed.

Anthony Harrison, 32, was sentenced to 20 years for four trafficking offences as well as two of false imprisonment.

The charges related to teenage victims who alleged they were subjected to witchcraft and violence.

Judge Philip Shorrock said the sentence was being imposed "to deter others who are tempted by this terrible trade", and "to reflect public disgust".

Jon Brain reports.

mallorca:
time will tell

wat will time tell? you dont need to wait for time to tell, it is very obvious now

given the current production levels and spare capacities of industries/companies in nigeria, i strongly believe nigeria should not produce more than 50,000 graduates annually. rather, we should focus more on producing  more "entrepreneurial technicians" who are trained with state of the art facilities.
why do pple go to universities in nigeria. . . . . . . .  hundreds of pple doing religious studies, thousands studying chemistry, zoology, physics, maths. . . . . i wonder a lot of the times whether this is wat nigeria really needs now. . . pple study engineering in nigeria with the hope of ending up in a bank after graduation, wat is the percentage of nigeria graduate who managed to build a career along their course of study in the univ? and my dumb president is insisting on creating more univs. as if this will create more jobs. . . . . .
pathetic!!!

[size=15pt]the fact that we import almost everything in nigeria is a testament to the fact that our educational system has failed us  [/size]

[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=706275.msg8652363#msg8652363 date=1309853301]Home | News Update | SSS shelves plans to arraign el-Rufai
SSS shelves plans to arraign el-Rufai
By Yusuf Alli 7 hours 36 minutes ago
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The State Security Service (SSS) may have shelved plans to arraign a former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mallam Nasir el-Rufai for sedition, it was learnt yesterday.
. . .
. . .
“Mallam el-Rufai had a chat with the SSS Director-General, after which he returned home. He was accompanied by ThisDay publisher, Nduka Obaigbena, and AU Mustapha, El Rufai’s lawyer.

“E[b]l Rufai wishes to thank Nigerians for their support and kind words following the arrest. He intends to continue to play a robust role in promoting the type of informed discourse that promotes democracy.[/b]”[/quote]wen did sss become el rufai's pro??

still wondering why pple voted for someone who can not articulate his programs for the country. as a contrast, check out buhari's manifesto again

Politics and Governance
On Politics and Governance:
CPC believes that our politics is broken. Our nation urgently needs fundamental political reform and improvement in governance to make it
more transparent and accountable. If you elect us in April, we will:
1. Initiate action to amend our Constitution with a view to devolving powers, duties and responsibilities to states and local governments
in order to entrench Federalism and the Federal spirit;2. Strengthen INEC to reduce/eliminate electoral malpractices;
3. Attract the best and brightest into our politics and public service by aggressive recruitment of private sector people, academics and
professionals within Nigeria and in the Diaspora through internships, fellowships, executive appointments and special nomination to
contest elective offices;4. Prevent abuse of executive, legislative and public offices through greater accountability, transparency and strict enforcement of anticorruption
laws whilst strengthening the EFCC and ICPC;
5. Amend the Constitution to remove immunity from prosecution for elected officers in criminal cases;6. Restructure government for a leaner, more efficient and adequately compensated public service;Require full disclosure in all media outlets of all government contracts over N100m prior to award and during implementation at
regular intervals;
8. Reform and Strengthen the Justice System for efficient administration and dispensation of justice along with the creation of special
courts for accelerated hearing of corruption, drug trafficking, terrorism and similar cases of national importance;9. Enact the Freedom of Information Bill so that government held data sets can be requested and used by the public, and then published
on regular basis;10. Seek to amend the Constitution to require local governments to publish their meeting minutes, service performance data and items of
spending over N10M.

Security and Conflict Resolution
On National Security and Defence, we will:
1. Urgently address capacity building of law enforcement agents in terms of quantity and quality as this is critical in safeguarding the
sanctity of lives and property;
2. Establish a well trained, adequately equipped and goals driven Serious Crime Squad to combat kidnapping, armed robbery, militants,
ethno‐religious and communal clashes nationwide;Begin widespread consultations to amend the Constitution to enable States and Local Governments to employ State and Community
Police to address the peculiar needs of each community. This would mean setting boundaries for Federal, State and Community Police
through new Criminal Justice legislation to replace the Criminal Code, the Penal Code and the Police Act.4. Push for more support in the security and economic stability of the sub‐region [ECOWAS] and AU as a whole and maintain a strong,
close and frank relationship with West Africa, South Africa, UK, USA, Canada, and other African countries.

On Conflict Resolution, National Unity and Social Harmony, we will:
1. Establish a Conflict Resolution Commission to help prevent, mitigate and resolve civil conflicts within the polity;2. Bring permanent peace and solution to the Niger Delta and other conflict prone areas such as Plateau, Taraba, Bauchi, Borno and Abia
in order to engender national unity and social harmony;
3. Initiate policies to ensure that Nigerians are free to live and work in any part of the country by removing state of origin, tribe, ethnic
and religious affiliations and replace those with state of residenceThe Economy & Infrastructure Base
On the Economy, we will:
1. Maintain sound macro‐economic policy environment and run an efficient government and preserve the independence of the Central
Bank;
2. Restore financial confidence by putting in place a more robust monitoring, supervising and regulating of the financial institutions;
3. Make our economy one of the fastest growing emerging economies in the world with a real GDP growth averaging 10% annually;
4. Embark on vocational training, entrepreneurial and skills acquisition scheme for graduates along with the creation of Small Business
Loan Guarantee Scheme to create at least 2 million new jobs by 2015;5. Integrate the informal economy into the mainstream and prioritize the full implementation of the National Identification Scheme to
generate the relevant data;
6. Expand domestic demand and consider undertaking associated public works programmes;
7. Embark on export and production diversification including investment in infrastructure; promote manufacturing e.g through agro based
industries and expand sub‐regional trade through ECOWAS and AU;
Make Information Technology, Manufacturing, Agriculture and Entertainment key drivers of our economy;
9. Balance the economy across regions by the creation of 6 new Regional Economic Development Agencies (REDAs) to act as champions
of sub‐regional competitiveness;
10. Put in place a N300bn regional growth fund (average of N50bn in each geo‐political region) to be managed by the REDAs, encourage
private sector enterprise and support to help places currently reliant on the public sector;
11. Amend the Constitution and the Land Use Act to create freehold/leasehold interests in land along with matching grants for states to
create a nationwide electronic land title register on a state by state basis;
12. Create additional middle‐class of at least 2 million new home owners by 2015 by enacting a national mortgage system that will lend at
single digit interest rates for purchase of owner occupier houses.On Infrastructure; we will:
1. Undertake an urgent review of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) enabling environment with a view to addressing the legal,
regulatory and operational challenges including introducing enabling legislation where necessary. In addition, we shall create a National
Infrastructural Development Bank to provide loans at nominal interest rates exclusively for this sector;
2. Generate, transmit and distribute from current 5,000 – 6,000 MW to at least 15,000 MW of electricity by 2015 and increasing to 50,000
MW by 2019 with a view to achieving 24/7 uninterrupted power supply by 2019 whilst simultaneously ensuring development of
sustainable/renewable energy.
3. Embark on a National Infrastructural Development Programme as a Public Private Partnership that will ensure the (a) construction of
3,000km of Superhighway including service trunks and (b) building of up to 4,800km of modern railway lines – one third to be
completed by 2015;4. Enact new legal and regulatory frameworks to establish independent regulation and incentives to accelerate public and private sector
investment in seaports, railways and inland waterways;
5. Embark on PPP schemes with a view to ensuring that at least one functioning airport is available in each of the 36 states.

On Healthcare, we will:
1. Prioritize the reduction of the infant mortality rate by 2015 to 3%; reduce maternal mortality by more than 70%; reduce HIV/AIDs
infection rate by 50% and other infectious diseases by 75%; improve life expectancy by additional 10 years on average through our
national healthy living program;
2. Increase the number of physicians from 19 per 1000 population to 50 per 1000; increase national health expenditure per person per
annum to about N50,000 (from less than N10,000 currently);
3. Increase the quality of all federal government owned hospitals to world class standard by 2015;4. Invest in cutting edge technology such as tele‐medicine in all major health centers in the country through active investment and
partnership programmes with the private sector;
5. Provide ante‐natal care for pregnant women; free health care for babies and children up to school going age and for the aged and free
treatment for those afflicted with infectious diseases such as tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS;6. Boost the local manufacture of pharmaceuticals and make non adulterated drugs readily available.

listen to fola adeola about his plans for the country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIE9vZZlYpc&playnext=1&list=PL200F26A7036718EA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HXiHFDoALg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EsRu2371kw

pathetic !!!

irrespective of the profession, any body(ies)/union that goes on strike should not be paid for the duration of time they are on strike. goin on strike occurs very frequently because workers know they'll still be paid for the period when they are on strike, and i question the silly rationale behind this. workers should never be paid for undone job and this will force unions to think critically on the importance of a strike b4 embarkin on it

she's got everything it takes to make it big in cnn but her accent

i will first give a presidential order that will extend my stay to 4 years ! lol
1 day is too small to do anything meaningful. however, if that is all i've got. i, together with  renowned forensic scientists, will spend 18 hours to investigate the rot in our system, and i will use the 3 hours to make a speech (incite-ful or motivating) to the country which should be aired live in all languages about the problems of nigeria based on my prior knowledge and my current findings, and the direction nigeria should be heading

lol @ this topic!!! and i laf wen i see pple who havent been thru the 2 systems make some funny comments. dont know where to start but i will say this , if the standard is good in nigeria, ptdf wont be spending around 8 million naira per annum for 1 nigeria to study abroad, companies which have the means wont be sending their staff to further their education abroad,

3 pple
mr. riggin
mr. tribalism
mr. religion

why do arabs love bread
why do europeans love anything made from flour

never experienced wat you mentioned!!! but if pple do this, i think it is good both for the environment and their pocket. however, i would also say that there are better ways to go about this , e.g. using energy efficient bulb (which is now cheaper than normal bulb in germany), using light switches with brightness regulator e.t.c.
nigeria is a country where pple do not pay the real values for the goods and services they get from the govt (water, electricity, petrol, kerosene, refuse cleaning, good roads etc) hence we dont put value on them. but the irony of it is that we pay much more to get these services from individuals e.g. consider money spent on generators and fuels, cost of buyin water from aboki/tanker, the levy imposed on u by landlord assoc for repairin ur street's roads  etc.

[size=14pt]ABOLISH THE CURRENT SYSTEM AND GO BACK TO REGIONAL GOVT WHICH CONSISTS OF 6 REGIONS (NW, NE, NC, SW, SE, SS). AND EACH REGION SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO OWN AND CONTROL ITS RESOURCES AND GROW AT ITS OWN PACE WHILST PAYING TAXES TO THE FEDERAL GOVT. FEDERAL GOVT FUNCTIONS SHOULD BE SECURITY, INTL RELATIONS, AND NATIONAL INTEGRATION. AND AN INDIVIDUAL SHOULD BE ABLE TO CLAIM THAT (S)HE COMES FROM A REGION IF HE IS EITHER BORN THERE AND CAN SPEAK ONE OF THEIR LANGUAGES, OR (S)HE HAS CONTINUALLY RESIDED THERE FOR  A CERTAIN PERIOD OF TIME AND CAN SPEAK ONE OF THEIR LOCAL LANGUAGES[/size]

LAZY PEOPLE who can not stand up and make their own name and money but rely on the name and wealth of their late dad.