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Very soon we will start hearing he is sick

He needs medical attention oversee

See Mr "godson" for normal hilux, not the SRS he's used to.

Lisaint:
Very soon we will start hearing he is sick

He needs medical attention oversee

He wanted to go on medical leave before he was prevented. He was already being trailed before Buhari left office.

Ahh wetin Nigerians don see for the man hand ehh...
Let his face it, and why is he not on cuffs, make them handcuff this man joor

Bvlgari:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP21_l-23Pg


https://www.instagram.com/reel/CtUAkKksaTL/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Nigerians think this might just be another plot for us to see.

Why usig private jet? What happened to black maria

Yeye fowl

YinkaOlusesi16:
He should suffer what Nigerians suffer too.

You fools were suffering before he enter position nah… worrying about Burna Boy at Champions league…. Worrying about cooking records…. The world got you fools thinking only about jokes, pleasures, entertainment while they chose your leaders and steal your resources in bright daylight

ledaman:
How do you want me to describe it then? When you see or meet a top official that is struggling before given position, suddenly build mansion or estate is that not reflection of juicy position?

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Public service is held in trust for Nigerians. It has nothing to do with 'juiciness'.

I can understand your use of that term since its use is so widespread. But it is speech like this that reinforces the desire of vultures to get into public office. Another example of dangerous speech is when Nigerians describe their 'leaders' with phrases like "they are corrupt but at least they are doing something". ...Why then do Nigerians act surprised when a state governor builds just 1 primary healthcare centre or renovates just 1 trunk B road in 8 years?

If public officers want 'juiciness' they can lawfully get that sort of sensory gratification from their wives. It isn't a description that people (in countries that work) usually associate with public service. It just isn't. In these places, government people have a job to do and they get a salary for it. If they have executive power, they must present a budget for oversight. The system (in these places) has built in checks and balances and it works. It isn't perfect but it works for the most part. Abuse your executive power in these places and you will pay a heavy price.

We are in very serious trouble as a country. We have been for a long time and its just getting worse.

Fujiyama:
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Public service is held in trust for Nigerians. It has nothing to do with 'juiciness'.

I can understand your use of that term since its use is so widespread. But it is speech like this that reinforces the desire of vultures to get into public office. Another example of dangerous speech is when Nigerians describe their 'leaders' with phrases like "they are corrupt but at least they are doing something". ...Why then do Nigerians act surprised when a state governor builds just 1 primary healthcare centre or renovates just 1 trunk B road in 8 years?

If public officers want 'juiciness' they can lawfully get that sort of sensory gratification from their wives. It isn't a description that people (in countries that work) usually associate with public service. It just isn't. In these places, government people have a job to do and they get a salary for it. If they have executive power, they must present a budget for oversight. The system (in these places) has built in checks and balances and it works. It isn't perfect but it works for the most part. Abuse your executive power in these places and you will pay a heavy price.

We are in very serious trouble as a country. We have been for a long time and its just getting worse.

I concur with your write up sir, when the system is faulty and it favour corruption what do you expect?
But I strongly believed the new administration will succeed.

ledaman:
But I strongly believed the new administration will succeed.

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I think this administration will fail - just like the one before it. The signs are already there. I may be wrong - and I hope I am wrong but as the elders say: the morning shows the day.

We shall see. Time will tell.

[quote author=Fujiyama post=123753618]^^^
I think this administration will fail - just like the one before it. The signs are already there. I may be wrong - and I hope I am wrong but as the elders say: the morning shows the day.

We shall see. Time will tell. [/quote It is too early to be pessimistic!