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Eartquake1:
Where did he mention Eze?

Eartquake1:
No mention of Eze

safarigirl:
my friend, if you watch Onuachu's youtube clips, you'll be convinced he's better than CR7

Every football fan knows that youtube clips are fraudulent in nature and only show you the juicy parts, you cannot judge any player based on them. I bet even Mustafi would have a pretty dope youtube clip, doesn't make him a decent defender.

When you want to argue a player's quality, use live matches please, not Youtube

Utonwanne:
You are only emphasizing on watching his clips, an edited content that has only good parts and bad ones chopped off.

How many goals has he played?
How many goals?
Is he even a pro footballer? Or all these academy prospect.

As it is now, he is not better than KC Iheanacho. Stop making mockery of football

Clementoke:
Abeg he is not good but not better than Chukwueze.
How many of his full matches av u watched if I may ask?

Eartquake1:
Na so Arsenal go buy Pepe

simiife:
Do u mean presently or u re talking about d future?

DrKlever:
Delusion

Lucque:
He is better dan chukwueze??.. make God help us for here make person no faint

Utonwanne:
That's not possible

Utonwanne:
Is he really good? I mean Karim Ayedemi? If yes, forget it, we are not getting him.

PrinzEleju:
A brilliant veteran.
one olofo said he can run her package @77.Omo oshi gbogbo.

cescky:
Nigerians youths are just lazy and illetrates ... There's not much hope for the future of this country...

It's clearly stated that Nigeria goods are entering ghana without issues and reverse is the case in Nigeria... All of a sudden people are wanking and masturbating over how great Nigeria is.... Perhaps it's the traffic quality of nairaland?

Anyways most nairalanders don't even know the location of seme border, and lack exposure hence the low iq comments

Olufemiolaolu:
yep, industrial relations I managed to get a 'C' in my year 1 despite all I wrote, a bimbo girl that was asking me for spelling of what I had written on my question paper during exams was given an "A" when I asked the girl how she did it, she told me she greased the man's gbola to achieved it. Eventually, the girl was asked to withdraw because of her below 1 point Cpga in year two.

Buckubuck:
I've told you how I arrived at it. The onus is on you to disprove that.
This adminstration is worse than the previous ones because it wasted four years of our lives with no tangible achievement except a pedestrian and ill-thought trader moni and n-power for political urchins like you who are bereft of intelligence and creative power but are looking for hand outs from govt and paddy paddy jobs to survive

Buckubuck:
You can go back and forth on who should take credit for kad-Abj light rail. But you'll agree that this govt has not been able to complete one light rail project by itself in four years.
You can't be in govt and still be playing opposition. PDP was voted out for their failures which APC promised to fix. So if you're not partisan, you should know that citizens are concerned about the activities of the govt in power not the opposition, except you're benefiting in a particular way from the govt.
If you do not know that 80%of Nigerian roads are comatose, I'll advise you to take a journey from Lagos to Sokoto or Borno and tell me what ur experience was like. Even the Lagos-hinterland roads I pointed out to you should give you a clue except ur head is buried in the sand.
Tell ur govt to get the refineries working and remove subsidy, they should provide power and make it affordable also, they should provide capital to cottage and SMEs and see if the economy will not reflate. Instead of calling the youths lazy and turning them to political urchins, they should inspire, challenge and empower them to unleash their creative energy. They should make scholarships available to our best graduates to be able to go round the world to acquire knowledge and know how in tech like India did.
Instead of increasing vat to punish the masses and build tolls, they should make sure the tax net covers more people including the seeming untouchables.
They should set realistic targets for the economy and focus on achieving them instead of using excuses of completing existing projects to cover their fiscal ineptitude.
They can do this and many more and bring down cost of governance instead of borrowing into oblivion

Olufemiolaolu:
Many are still in Unilag. The likes of Dr Chris obisi are still there.

Buckubuck:
You're the one playing politics of the stomach. If not, you'll not mention light rail completed by the former govt or the one being used to play politics as infrastructural improvement. Very funny you mentioned Lagos-Ibadan. I hope you know that road is just one out of the four roads linking Lagos with the rest of Nigeria. If you're doing Lagos-Ibadan for four years without completion while the remaining three remain comatose, how's that improvement with the ballooned debt.
At least 80% of federal roads are in poor condition yet you talk of improvement.
Fiscal issues are not just solved by knee-jerk borrowing. What about enlarging the tax net? What about cutting cost of governance? What about employing technology to bring down recurrent overheads?

Nigeria's economy is still in comatose. An ambitious govt will double down to do hard and smart work, not ask these simplistic solutions that are basically taking us nowhere.
That budget is not growth oriented. Period

signz:
If most of the money borrowed by this govt were used for developmental projects, people wont be complaining. Most of our debts goes to recurrent expenditure, debt servicing and misappropriation of funds.
Just look at today's Business day reporting that the CBN financed FG to the tune of over 4 trillion naira in 2018 which is against the CBN rule. So let's ask ourselves, what did the FG do with all that money including the ones we borrowed?


As for the OP, I have hope that Salami and Soludo will tell the President the gospel truth about how to make Nigeria productive and business friendly. The problem is, will Buhari put to action their recommendations? Your guess is as good as mine.