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How strange. But virgin dey sweet shaa o! If you fit open am.

Posted by: dare2think
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"Christians admit your mistakes"


Atleast write it correctly.

I now assume that was a pointer to the worth of the thread.

GEJ is going about the business of the Presidency, the intrigues of which more than 99% of Nigerians do not understand. Follow his FB comments and you will get a feel of his direction and philosophy. Its a shame some citizens do not even know what they want to see before they start respecting their president.

Police to change overnight?
Customs & Immigration to stop collecting bribes in broad daylight just to let you take raw garri on your trip abroad?
Trains zigzagging across the nation?

Or Northerners stopping the periodic killing of infidels with impunity and the resumption of Oil well sharing to the northern oligarchs?

You go wait tire!

I like the sound of his zeal. I must point out though that for tourism to work, many things have to come together at once, just like the engine of an automobile, so many things come together, acting in diverse ways to get the engine to rev up. The road from the airport has to be standardized. At the moment, its a shame.

Imo State missed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when expatriates were running away from Rivers State and the Port Harcourt airport was closed for a long while. That I recognize as an opportunity we ought to have used to attract a large chunk of the oil expatriates to live in Owerri and work in Port Harcourt. Unfortunately, Udenwa was busy funnelling money to fund his daughter's great taste for good things.

Always, I will leave whatever to get to the labor room and be with her.

I used to ask same until in got married in 2008.

1. After first child in 09, wife bled substantially (not life threatening, just normal delivery bleeding). I observed that in a few weeks after we came home, she lost considerable weight and returned to shape. I was happy.

2. After 2nd child this year (jan), she didn't bleed that much, just a little. I observed that in a few weeks after we came home, she lost little weight and has not returned to shape. I am waiting. Its a boy and he breastfeeds with a hidden agenda, causing wifey to eat more to keep up.

Now, I don't ask myself anymore. I will be patient with her.

I don't agree that sex makes her fatter. (BTW, I've been in her just 3 times since number 2 came. Poor me.)

GEJ has started working.

FEC will no longer just award contracts, they will get down to serious business every week. Stop ridiculing your president pls.

UMY was much slower than this,

I had expected to meet an intelligent discussion about the continued disgrace of our name in foreign lands by our own.

To my disappointment, I met the all so despicable and hypocritic tribal piety and scramble for supremacy.

NL moderators should do something about this, its obnoxious! Is this how we intend to take over from our fathers' looting generation?

This game called Nigeria is sooo interesting.

As long as we continue to have unresolved murders in this country, we should expect more of these russian roulette, cloak and dagger stories.

The top brokers have never been toppled in this country by exposing them on newspapers, only the masses truly can.

Does Al-mustapha not have family members who can help him release this so-called video evidence to the world?

When you initially applied for the loan, did they give you a Form for you employer to fill and sign (confirming you are their staff and the status of your emoluments)?

Posted by: Evil Brain
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Are all of you people reetarded? Can't you understand simple logic? If you increase salaries without raising taxes, then cuts will have to be made elsewhere. The money isn't going to fall from heaven.

Fashola is the only leader to talk sense since this wage crisis began. Everybody else (including GEJ who caused the problem) seems to be completely clueless. Part of the reason why Lagos state is doing so well is because salaries only take a small percentage of revenues leaving plenty of money to build roads and equip hospitals. Now, thanks to Jonathan, all the states will be more like the useless federal government that spends nearly everything on recurrent expenditure then gives us stuupid excuses for why there's no light.

Its like you people prefer leaders that will tell you lies and use voodoo economics to decieve you. like GEJ that signed the wage bill without making provision to pay the money, what a m0r0n!

Leave GEJ out of this! He does not make laws, you forgot it was the NA that made the law and GEJ only signed it?

The same NA is composed of people representing people from all parts of the country. Stop this ignorance please, or do you want GEJ to be remembered as the President that refused to sign Bills into law?

The president appears weak sometimes.

However, given the intrigues of the Presidency, not all of his actions may be announced to the press. But he is surely working behind the scenes.

Posted by: mekaboy
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YEYE PEOPLE, YOU WANT TO RETALIATE , THERE ARE WAYS OF DOING THAT.

1, FIX THE ROADS

2, PROVIDE STEADY POWER SUPPLY

3, PROVIDE SECURITY

4, PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT

5, PROVIDE GOOD EDUCATION SYSTEM

THATS HOW TO RETALIATE, IF YOU DO THAT, TRUST ME, MOST OF THOSE MISSION WILL START TO DO VISA PROMOTION. APPLY FOR 6MONTHS AND GET 6YRS FREE

APPLY FOR SINGLE AND GET FAMILY

THEY WILL START TO BEG NIGERIANS TO APPLY, YOU LIVE THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM AND GO TO TACKLE THE LEAF .
WHY DO SO MANY NIGERIANS WANT TO TRAVEL OUT? THAT IS THE PROBLEM NOT HOW THEY ARE TREATED.

ON POINT!

Same energy should be applied by NLC to get the best for the nigerian worker, not incessant strikes!

Conventional Banks have made profit over the years by charing interest on Loans and Advances.

The CBN now deems it fit to introduce another style of banking that will not charge interests on loans, but instead share the profit of the investment with the borrower.

Okay, I figure this will require a lot of resources and checks to be put in place to ensure:

1. That the borrower actually uses the money for the proposed investment

2. That the borrower makes honest returns to the bank, so that the sharing can begin.

3. That the investment does not crumble, because if it does, the non-interest Bank loses all!

Hmmm, in Nigeria, we do not have such competence on the part of banks. The absence of basic infrastructure (Electric Power, Database Integrity, Searchable and verifiable Address system, traceable money movements, etc)

Something is not just right about the emergence of non-interest banking in Nigeria!

Time will tell us what, is wrong!

As for the Sultan, I have been following his comments on certain national matters, he certainly falls short of criticizing/condemning the obvious.

CAN should leave the matter alone, let the National Assembly uphold the constitution. CAN is wasting breathe.

As christians, let us continue to focus on those things which will rob us of christianity, not on the things which seem to rob us of recognition.

GEJ's single-tenure plan is not wrong! Some of the initially reported details could actually be better polished. For instance, why six years? Why not stay at four years?

However, Nigerians have been treated to a plethora of deceptions by their leaders in the past and are currently a nation of cynics and mistrustful people.

As usual, the so-called opposition in Nigeria have nothing to offer but name-calling and bad blood. Ideological engagement is something they do not understand.

Still, this is a democracy and ideas are free to flow, not blow.

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Re: Muslims Can’t Go To War Over Islamic Banking – NSCIA
« #28 on: Today at 03:52:12 PM »
Nymph,

The concept and the rollout is not new, it has been here since, I think, 2003.

The christians are criticizing it but forget that Igbos (99.99% christians) already owned a chunk of Jaiz bank's shares. Anambra state is also said to be a beneficiary. So Nigerians, except Yorubas I guess, have been participating in the investment.

Bolded has been refuted by the Anambra State Government. SLS has a lot to answer. He apparently (deliberately) misinformed the Reps and all of us!

Once upon a time, all humans could worship a God under the same roof. Then they broke up into two and called themselves different names and worshiped differently, with different values.

In Nigeria, the one group is fond of destroying the building of the other group with impunity, and this has gone on for many years without reprieve to the group that falls victim most of the time.

Now, another dimension is being added to it: they want to separate where they keep their monies.

Would the violence-prone group not also destroy the buildings where the other group keeps its monies, thereby decimating them completely with frequently orchestrated attacks?

Does anyone have a comment?

When I heard this, I promptly diagreed with the notions it was projecting.

The ONLY thing ABSOLUTELY wrong with this Bill is that it is NOT the solution to the problems raised by Mr. President!

I am shocked that the calibre of Reuben Abati is strong enough to twist his own conscience into making this announcement so early in his appointment.

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Re: What The Government Should Do About The Nigerian Police Force (npf)
« #11 on: Today at 03:33:15 PM »
We can tackle unemploment and security all simultaneously;

1. De-list all the policemen (delist not sack).

2. Train all the delisted policemen in modern farming and let them retain thir regimental hierachy and reporting lines.The former police divisions are now based on farms and crops produced. For example the mopol vcan produce yam ,sugar cane and beans while the ADivision produce rice, potates and pineapples.
3. Employ as many of the unemployed graduates as possible into a new police force (with new uniform of course) and institute a new model of modern training with conscienciousness training , nationalism and suitable equipment and appropriate SOP. Divde into divisions according to choice , talent and ability.
You will thus mop up the restive unemployed youg people into gainful national duties and multiply food and crop production and have a major major improvement in security.
I dont mind if we have to borrrow money from the WB to do this. It's worth it. We have wasted billions of $s for invisible projects in the past.

Out of the box. Good!

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Re: President Goodluck Is In Danger! - Prophet
« #56 on: Today at 11:44:48 AM »
Quote from: lagcity on Today at 11:37:17 AM
for where? who dash u? u are not good enough to be Yoruba, u were rejected. hence the bitterness and animosity. destruction wetin? ok oo, time will tell.

No I wasn't rejected in fact I'm married to a Yoruba, but now I feel ashamed of doing so, because I find them to be filled with pride and an ungrateful people.

Scary if you now regret your marriage. I am not yoruba, but marriage has NOTHING to do with where the spouse is from. (make it work pls!)

Mr President takes his security very seriously and thank God he is not as paranoid as Abacha was to hole himself up in Aso Rock for years.

Its amusing and disgusting to perceive how much these keyboard citizens loathe themselves, when and if you ascend to power in this country, you all be worse than the generation of our past leaders you are cursing today.

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Re: Boko Haram:we Have 100 Volunteer Suicide Bombers For 2011 High Profile Targets
« #12 on: Today at 12:41:22 PM »
No drone attack is required. Jonathan knows about it. He knows those behind them. He is only afraid of them.

Last year, a shipment of bombs from Iran going to the North was intercepted in Lagos. The SSS claimed, they have the suspects, facilitators for the shipment in custody. Where are those people ? Where is the case?

Our government should stop deceiving us. They know who they are. Are they claiming these boko aram are invincible and invisible?

The whole show is just political. Jonathan is not innocent. He may not be behind it but, he knows where its coming from. Shikenah
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If Jonathan really knows, why has he not acted? If he cannot act, why not tacitly give the US a nod to eliminate those people?

I still do not believe that a president (any president) can be scared of anyone in his country.

Posted by: kabukabu
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Nigerians will never learn,now terrorists from all over the world will come get loans for missiles,bombs and AK47s,the Islamic Caliphate will start from Naija now,those who dont learn from history are doomed to repeat it.This is a Trojan horse of mass destruction

Its hard to disagree with you.

It would be interesting to watch how interest-charging conventional banks would survive in Nigeria when the so-called Islamic Banks come in their hordes.

It is not only Islam that recognizes the need for non-interest banking.

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Re: Nigeria In The 60s/70s. Sights And Sounds
« #5 on: Today at 01:07:19 PM »
Beautiful pictures - the country was more developed then, compared to these days
These sets of pictures are trully amazing, look out the roads and street are neat, no agberos, or area boys molesting people.
We should show these pictures to our politicians, maybe it will help them to understand the need for massive development in the country.

Where did we actually lost the drive to move the country forward?

@ poster, thanks so much for the pictures, keep them coming

We lost it when Buhari & IBB opened their minds in sequence to the lust and lucre of power. That was also when the brain drain started.

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Re: A Dictator Is Coming – Pastor Bakare
« #17 on: July 18, 2011, 11:24 AM »

Take Ohakim VS Okorocha, they both combined got a total vote of about 600,000 , whereas Jonathan scored over 1.1million he alone. How is this possible where even Ohakim alone is more popular than Jonathan in that state.

That's a lie/ Ohakim was HATED AND REVILED BY IMO CITIZENS!

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Re: Ministerial Nominee Jumps In Lagoon. Frustration Or African Juju At Work?
« #14 on: Yesterday at 12:58:31 PM »

It's like they were trapping a big fish in the picture above.  Bad technique, No urgency in the attitude of the rescuers. A similar scenario of how our leaders comically claiming to rescue Nigeria as a nation from present predicament. So sad.

Exactly.

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Re: The Diary Of An Unborn Child. . . Pls Read!
« #5 on: July 10, 2011, 11:56 PM »

no its not!
d babys not aborted with a sword. its jus euthanised.

Abortion is not good. I agree with the forms of abortions done to save the mother's life. However, I regret any other form of abortion for social reasons.

Ambitions start from dreams, kill the dream, kill the life.

Same old story. SInce 2001 Reps have been probing them.

These are freshers, they want their pockets lined with all manner of goodies from the telcos.

Give them 3 months and the probe disappears into the air. Nonsense politicians.

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Re: See Boko Haram's Website
« #26 on: Yesterday at 09:24:47 AM »

hmm dis is serious oo but i still dont understand what exactly they want.

The simple truth is that they want a Sharia state with 100% sharia compliant.

Young Nigerians, please do not be fooled by that feathery rhetoric. BH is after something more sinister than sharia.

Let me ask you, does sharia law say kill, bomb and maim anyone you so choose in order to implement it?

This is the same charade the so-called Niger-Deltans brought up as their excuse for mass kidnappings and exchanges with the army and police, claiming they wanted emancipation of the region. It is evident now that all they wanted was free access to oil bunkering and self-aggrandizement.

The people they claimed to free from the shackles of the Nigerian state are still in their condition. The warlords of ND have withdrawn to cosy hotels and palaces in choice corners. Nonsense!

BH is graduating into a similar debacle. Serves Nigeria right.

Sympathies to their victims, they want settlement and political power, and more, but definitely not sharia!