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Congrats man. One hit can def do the magic. To sustain your new found wealth, I advise you diversify your income stream. NB: Some of us are damn so learned with BSc, MSc, MBA, Phd, chest of certifications, etc and can only afford to rent luxury apartments. These dudes dig deep and harness their talents and end up earning a fortune in a relatively short time. May God bless all our hustles. |
"When lions are led by a goat, they will behave like goats and receive goatlike treatments". The lack of intelligence; knowledge and political understading by this goverment affects us all. I will prefer to vote an NL TANoid robot over GEJ. At least, their pre-programmed defense of the latter, sometimes makes nominal sense. Their boss and his spouse never make sense! ![]() |
aljharem:Think out of the box and stop this puerility of curses and insults. Reducing every critiquing of the government to a debacle between PDP and APC is denigrating. I expect every Nairalander should at least agree and condemn this morally retrogressive decision to reappoint a man who has been alleged with evidence to have supported rigging an election with no efforts to investigate by the central government controlled State Service, a man who abandoned the same position in the heat of the insurgency few months ago to pursue his personal ambition, a man who lost at the primaries and feels it is his birthright to return to this same sensitive position, a man who cannot be said to have made any impact during his previous appointment. ![]() I have no business with Tinubu. If there is any iota of evidence of his culpability in the murder of anyone, he should be prosecuted accordingly. Ranting and accusing on NL with no action by the federal government is an indictment of how inept and irresponsible this government is. If you are not ashamed of your utterances, then permit me to conclude that the quality of your brain is in tandem with the content of a septic tank. ![]() |
At this pace, a confirmed murderer will soon be made a Minister. Our friends of foreign nationality, Africa and beyond do wonder how we cope with the people we call our leaders! Smh ![]() |
Nice one. ![]() However, you sat for SSCE at age 11 and Diploma at age 13. ![]() Just Kidding. I know it is a fictitious sample. You can make the dates a bit more real. |
The locomotive is as crude, crass and oafish as the appended honorary - "Dame Patience Jonathan" .... |
In my opinion, the sponsors of BH, IS and Alqaeda from Nigeria may not be far from the parents of these guys. When the bubble bursts on their children, the parents of these guys act like they have been saints all along referencing alleged correspondence with security agencies. When the truth about insurgency in Nigeria is unraveled, may will be amazed. The Uwais dude leaves to join IS and a couple of days after, BH pledges allegiance to IS. Does it not seem evident that he has been a senior management BH member all the while? Hmmmmm |
@ Post, In saner climes, during re-election campaign, incumbents use the opportunity to visit areas and zones where they have made the most impact in their first terms. In Nigeria, our incumbent President uses the future English tense of "I will do". In the absence of any notable project outside the FCT he can only rely on any symbolic element of pre-election goodwill which some citizens have alleged are heavily being paid for. Whether they are cursing or praying for him, he would definitely not know. At this junction, I assume his mind was on the next set of supposed influential trado-religious entities he would be visiting next for the repeat of a similar pasquinade. |
Orunto:Must we twist every news? Is it not evident that the FG only got serious when it became evident that the military team from smaller neighboring nations was putting more intelligence, strategic and physical efforts to fight this BH scourge? I think we should thank Chad and others who have come forth to join forces. If we were as proactive as they presently are, BH ruthlessness would have ended within a year (2012). |
The President and his goons are often times in a jocose or jocular mood. The temperament across the nation requires that they exude some level of sober reflection. Thousands of people internally displaced in the North East will be unhappy with his daily pose for the camera, as if citing his insensitivity to their plight. The wives and children of gallant soldiers who are mourning will expect the President overtly identify with them. Elections should please come and go jare. Serious business of governance has been abandoned for hopping everywhere! |
gunnersjohn:Well, I asked for when he would start visiting ongoing projects. I think as an indigene it is not too much to ask for. Endeavour to read well before making comments. Notwithstanding, it is better to splash your strategies and plans to move the people forward on the front page of newspapers than continuous sponsor of defamatory remarks against an opposition! |
It was alleged in #Ekitigate1 that APC was giving money in envelopes at Govt House. PDP matched it with Chris Uba leading a bullion van from one of the CBN branches, perhaps his personal Banker. Hmmmm, naija style defies all reasoning! |
The expectation is that this dude will be busy mapping out development strategies, considering thathhe is barely 6 months in office. Unfortunately he has been posing for the camera and looking for trouble everywhere. In one day he is shown as eating amala at a local buka and pricing plantain elsewhere. When will we see pictures of him visiting ongoing projects? ![]() |
The ballot will decide! |
A government that thrives on sharing money as a way of transformation is not fit for any subsequent elective position. If the President had channelled all these sums of money being disbursed to all and sundry for appropriate use, he would definitely not need to run around addressing half empty halls like he did in Lagos yesterday! |
@Post, A government of blame and exuses. Deal with any unruly citizen responsible for causing any troubles and stop complaining like a toothless dog always. Every inept and unusual event, they must say "opposition". Nigerians give no hoot. Fix the mess or bounce off by stepping aside! |
How do suicidal persons always learn to knot the rope? Good night lady. RIP! |
@Post, Her definition of CHANGE is limited to what she knows, which is money changing hands. In this case she implies from her analogy that such "change" is too meagre. In the real sense Nigerians are yearning for "CHANGE" and upgrade in all sectors. A judicious use of our national wealth for beneficial and strategic purposes. A wise man will make efforts to proscribe this woman from addressing the public, how much more organising a rally. She is a wanton disgrace! |
barcanista:Una go fit pay? ![]() Where in Nigeria do you live? We can share a coke ![]() |
barcanista:Na so my guy. Freedom of expression and association is a mandatory right of every Nigerian. Though I unrepentantly conclude that GEJ's government is the most feckless and uncoordinated since independence, notwithstanding I cannot fault your choice. Wish you well my brother Barcanista. Lol what a name. ![]() |
Great courage Linda. In subsequent sessions when you eventually find a man, endeavour to have your bumbum raised during intercourse via the enhanced missionary style. Let him dig you slowly whilst rubbing gently the mutilated area. He should also caress your nipples* gently as he glides through you. Ensure u have "Preseed"lubrication handy. Maintain eye contact with your bobo always and you both should kiss passionately during the act. Finally, rock him the cowgirl style. With these techniques you should cum someday. Every woman deserves to have orgasm and an active/interesting sex life. My 2 cents! |
Only a heartless Nairalander will try and defend this government by reducing this sad but worrisome account to the debacle between APC and PDP. Yes, President Jonathan is culpable. He is the Commander in Chief. He should be the lead Project Director on this Project to destroy the evil insurgents. He should demand daily accountability. Unfortunately he is a wholly delegative leader. The number of casualties and overt cases of mutiny are clear factors showing fundamental issues, if unabated may pose greater danger. Without the right enabling environment, no one can function optimally. Without the right motivation, results cannot be achieved. Soldiers do not join the army to die, they join to protect our sovereignty and to win wars. They are human and should be accorded with right level of empathy. Quite sad! ![]() |
Tambuwal should be commended. Even though he is now a member of APC, he has taken an objective position. It is surprising how the referred clauses in the article did not affect him when he jumped ship but may affect other leaders now that PDP is minority in the house. Nigerian politics of commotion. |
I am surprised when I read that there is no "street light pole" in Rivers State. The entire Stadium Road and Old Aba Road to mention a few are always lit at night. The truth is, Obj and Jonathan until yesterday, belonged to the same nest of irresponsible politicians who think governance is solely by looting. The duo and their shameful party have poorly captained this ship for the last 16years with so little to show. Will it be inappropriate for Nigerians to try another party? I think Pa Fayose should be more concerned about the poor conduct of his son as heard by the world via that pre-election rigging tape where a General was coerced to intimidate the opposition and it was confirmed by Ministers that money was being moved in vans from the CBN for the purpose of inducing voters. I do not think APC is the final solution to the issues militating against this country. I however think they are miles ahead in noetic acuity and vision than the present administration. Our President does not ever have facts or figures at media chats but controversies. His touted achievements are also of insignificant impacts after spending so much. Stunning how someone will claim to have reformed the power sector and there is still no light but increase in bill; build universities with infrastructure that are no way better than sewing institutes; revamp airports that are falling apart before commissioning; supposed gains in fertilizer distribution with no corresponding reduction in prices of food items at the open market; and lastly revamp old interstate railway lines with nominal patronage or impact on other forms of transportation along those routes. Strategic management is way different from management by trial. The latter is my assessment of PDP, especially GEJ's administration. The former is my assessment of APC, especially Fashola's administration, though a lower portfolio! |
There is no need for debate on this subject. Stealing, pilfering and conversion for personal use of public funds are elements of corrupt practices. A wise President would have used the last media chat as an opportunity to correct his previous gaffe on the subject by vehemently condemning either act as an anti-social behaviour. The efforts to distinguish both despite his lack of fluent oratory and grammatical wit has done more damage to how the citizenry view his fight against corruption. |
SirShymexx: All these harangue for me? Ok, take a chill pill. The phrase you referred to in my post was to debunk the penultimate poster's assertion that Dbanj/Don Jazzy debacle was a Yoruba/Igbo thingy (refer to the poster's opening sentence), hence a figure of speech. Now to the content of your own post. Has Don Jazzy made a new Dbanj? No. Has he made great hits like he always does with Dbanj? Yes. Have there been economic benefits to him and his crew? Yes. In my opinion, this is how you measure success. Ability to identify new talent and stay consistent and steadfast in providing and maintaining the apposite quality known for. I concur that Dbanj has attempted giant leaps since the split. However, are there notable hits from him since he left? No. Sustainability relates to relevance till the future not immediate happenings. If he is unable to improve his ratings with hits at home in Nigeria to earn him accolades and awards which he was known for while with Don Jazzy, the supposed international goodwill you lay claim to may fizzle away with the wind. If international Grammy award winners can file for bankruptcy then anyone can. Finally, the insults and e-tantrums pelted at me were unnecessary. These days, teenagers and younger people on NL show better maturity than supposed veterans who append the prefix "Sir" to their user names. I will let this pass this time. Enjoy. ![]() |
FolarinLondon:Someone makes a wrong business decision that adversely impacts on an event he tagged as premium and you blame his indefatigable and aptly focused ex-partner for his woes. I am yoruba and strongly believe Don Jazzy exudes more "yorubaness" than D'banj. After the split, it was easier for D'banj to soar higher (because he was the main brand of mohits) if he was truly talented; the reverse has been the case. Don Jazzy has been able to re-experiment with some new team members with very impressive results. This should be the basis of assessing the duo and not ethnic bigotry! |
EMANY01:Do you go sweeping the refuse of your dirty neighbor just because you sell brooms? ![]() |
APContherun:Please elucidate on this phrase "don't start what you can't finish". Are you not concerned that a government facility has been left unkept after use by a party with no efforts by anyone to clean the mess? Are you unaware that rents are to be paid by organizations for use of public facilities, and it is from such rents that the facilities are maintained? Did the PDP make requisite payment to the State government after the forceful use of the facility? If yes, then we blame the State government. If no, then PDP should arrange for clean up! |
vinacy:Really? At tax payers expense? To what extent will a political party mess up a facility for it to become the party's responsibility to clean the mess? |
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