adelaja70:

He's a Yoruba man...

Iscoalarcon:
ok thanks for the info another question if you don't mind when last was 9ja member of the council and is there any criteria they look at before you contest the post or any can decide to contest?

naptu2:
Does anybody know the name of the tune that was playing at the 3:29 minute mark in this video (when Seyni Kountche was inspecting the troops)? I've been searching for the name of that song for a very long time.

supereagle:

Sunny Ade.

naptu2:
Does anybody know the name of the tune that was playing at the 3:29 minute mark in this video (when Seyni Kountche was inspecting the troops)? I've been searching for the name of that song for a very long time.

Golan007:


But you can watch bluefilm.

naptu2:


The last time that Nigeria was a member was in 2014 and 2015. The non-permanent members are usually elected by the General Assembly (that is, all the members of the UN) and a member must get 2/3rd votes to be elected. Any member can be elected, but usually they are elected on regional basis.

Furthermore, the various continents/regions usually agree on their candidates before hand, for example, Africa nations would have already agreed on the African countries that they want to be elected to the Security Council.

Usually the African Group is represented by three members; the Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia-Pacific, and Western European and Others groups by two apiece; and the Eastern European Group by one. Traditionally, one of the seats assigned to either the Asia-Pacific Group or the African Group is filled by a nation from the Arab world.

bigheart7:
I despise Buhari's style of leadership but one thing I can't ignore about him is his unshakeable faith in friendship.

He doesn't forget his hood & friends especially loyal ones.

Unlike some people that will forget friends that knew them when they had nothing because Baba God don finally pick their call.

Life is turn by turn, be good to the people on your way up because you might need them on your way down "Lucky Dube"

Iscoalarcon:
wow thank you so much our Encyclopedia I have learned a lot today on this thread from the reason why Gen Seyni came to 9ja to that petroleum minister Rilwan and Yaman and this UN stuffs

naptu2:
Does anybody know the name of the tune that was playing at the 3:29 minute mark in this video (when Seyni Kountche was inspecting the troops)? I've been searching for the name of that song for a very long time.

ynotsadeek:
“No young man starting in life could
have better capital than plenty of friends. They will strengthen his credit, support him in every
great effort, and make him what, unaided, he could never be"

Orison Swett Marden.



All these points to the importance of keeping friendships. Keep good friends, someday they will help uplift you and help you accomplish your dreams.

watchindelta:
Don tey these guys they wack naija money! After their children will continue where they stop.

okomile:


Sunny Ade
Synchro system

naptu2:


I'm not referring to Syncro System. I'm referring to the Hausa song that the Brigade of Guards band was playing when General Kountche was inspecting the troops.

TheFacelessMan:


Lucky guy. Baba has been in the corridors of power since the 1980s.

He retired and probably was not even dreaming that he would get the greatest appointment of his career in retirement.

Impossible is nothing. Still got the best at 76...

naptu2:

CliffordAde:


A former Minister of Foreign Affairs? The only position greater than minister of Foreign Affairs is the position of President. Therefore, this is no his biggest appointment.