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A001:Please forgive him. He no wan start any argument. |
Chelsea thread, since the creation of this thread, has been moving at slow pace. Little wonder their performance on the field. Very sluggish, slow and regressive. ![]() |
God bless the day this thread was created! Whatever you want to hear, you will surely get it here. ![]() |
Nigeria as a country celebrates the 63years of her existence as sovereign nation. while we dwell on the part of uninterrupted democracy and applaud the resilience of our people for entrenching peace and unity on the sand of diverse ethno-tribal and religious resentment, We must as a matter of fact leverage on this opportunity to further speak on the level of maladministration and the monumental and continuing effect it has on the prosperity of our beloved nation. It has become significant for us to know where we was then, where we are today, and where we envisioned to be going forward. Indepth analysis and genuine deliberation will surely give a destination to our thoughts and assertions. Every Nigerians are expectant at this contemporary time of Nigeria history courtesy of what we presumed to be the leadership dexterity of His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Hence, He must not fail us! My philosophy doesn't sway thought in making emphasis to the mistakes of the past. Though, it is evident the previous administration didn't laid a precedence that will set pace for prosperity and stability of the country. Be that as it may, we bestowed our trust and envisage a turnaround under the tutelage of the current administration, and we don't expect anything different. The state governors are playing the most pivotal role of nailing this country. their performances are nosedive, and they do not in anyway prioritize the interest of the masses. Their periodic selfish agenda is of no mate, hence, they have zero compliment to the efforts of the federal government. The palliative measurements taken by the federal government to mollify the effect of subsidy removal doesn't meet the need of 0.9% Nigerians, and the modus operandi used in reaching out to the people is of low standard. It was politically inclined, and the end result was abysmal. Every measures set aside that won't go directly to the individuals should be eschewed. It won't have an effect because of the primordial nature of our political system. The time is of essence. The problem is known, and it must be tackle on time will untainted political will. The destitute most be allowed to breath! This government as part of their campaign promises, must meet the yearnings of our people. They must catapult this nation on a path of distinction. "Asiwaju", You must further prove to us of the leader you are. Rejuvenate our hope and redirect the will to answer our plight. Nigerians are keenly watching. As we celebrate this milestone today with retrogression and failures, it is my believe and every other progressive Nigerians that this nation will triumph over her difficulties, and we will celebrate greatness. Comr Jegede Abdul Azeez Onotu. |
In katsina state, this is major collecting point for peanuts (groundnuts) and for hides and skins that are sent to Kano for export by road and rail. We wish you all happy independence day.
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Kano State is the second-largest industrial Centre after Lagos State in Nigeria and the largest in Northern Nigeria with textile, tanning, footwear, cosmetics, plastics, enamelware, pharmaceuticals, ceramics, furniture and other industries. ( Wiki) We find love in their rich culture and their contributions to peaceful state and development. Thank you Kano and happy independence day.
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Kaduna state: We landed in KD as famously called, and being the largest textile-manufacturing centre it has other major industries as well, including an oil refinery. We meet the people of kaduna state and express our profound gratitude to them with smile on their face, we wish them happy independence day.
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In Jigawa state, we have a State in which its economy remains largely dependent on agriculture and painting. Isn't that interesting? We congratulate you all on this joyous day. We have every reason to be happy and remain steadfast. Happy independence day.
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Imo state : the state being one of the most densely populated is also known for its rich Mineral resources. We congratulate them on this National celebration and wish them happy independence day!
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Gombe state: From Enugu, we made a quick stop in Gombe state to appreciate and wish them happy independence day.
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In Enugu state, it might interest you to know that the state is a major centre for coal mining. And coal is one of the assets in nation development. Thank you Enugu and happy independence day.
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In South West, we make our first branch in Ekiti state. Ekiti state is naturally endowed with numerous natural resources. The state is potentially rich in mineral deposits e.g granite, kaolinite, columbite, charnockite, iron ore, baryte, limestones, aquamarine among others. We appreciate them for their sacrifice and recognize these as tools for national development. We wish Ekiti state happy independence day!
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In Edo state, we check on our brothers and sisters to convey the good message to them and their striveness to contribute greatly to the development of Nigeria. A state known for its proficiency in sports and athletics and a culture of intellectual edification and scholastic excellence can not be left out without wishing them happy independence day!
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We celebrate the day also with our Brothers and sisters from Ebonyi state. We congratulate them on this day and recognize the importance of Ebonyi state in national development ranging from its huge salt deposit at the Okposi and Uburu Salt Lakes to its tourist locations within the state. We wish them Happy independence day to them all!
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Delta state : Economically, Delta State is based around the production of crude oil and natural gas as one of the main oil-producing states in the country. Key minor industries involve agriculture as the state has substantial oil palm, yam, and cassava crops along with fishing and heliciculture. (Wiki) This has contributed immensely to the development of our dear country. We wish all Deltans happy independence day.
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In cross river state,it is necessary to know that this is a state highly known for annual festivals and cross river carnival. It boasts of tourism and has different tourist attractions ranging from Obudu Mountain resort to rain forest to mountain walkaway canopy of Afi etc. We recognize these and what they stand for in projecting the image of our dear Nation. We extend this independence day celebrations with you.
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With our bicycle, we finally landed in Borno. This is an agrarian state with large deposits of mineral resources. A major source of fresh water fish in the country as it houses part of the Lake Chad. We conveyed our independence day wishes with the people of Borno and wish them the best.
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Landing in Benue state, we met a basket full of food. . because of its rich agricultural produce which include Yam, Rice, Beans, Cassava, Sweet-potato, Maize, Soybean, Sorghum, Millet, Sesame, cocoyam etc. The state accounts for over 70% of Nigeria's Soybean production. it's known for her rich cultural heritage and hospitality.These are assets for Nigeria development. Happy independence day to Benue state.
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Sailing through the riverine Area, we stop in Bayelsa state. We extend our greetings to our Bayelsan Patriots. These are the people that have their state economy dominated by the petroleum industry and also having the largest gas reservoir (18 trillion cubic feet) in Nigeria. We appreciate the importance of these in national development. Happy independence day to Bayelsans.
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The train stops in Bauchi state which is an agricultural state. Its vast fertile soil is an added advantage for agricultural products, which include maize, rice, millet, groundnut and guinea corn. Irrigation fanning is practiced and supported by the use of dams like Balanga Dam and others. ( BASG) We recognize their steadfastness and wish them happy independence day!
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In Anambra state, we are happy to be in a state with an outlier in two important indicators of collective wellbeing: wealth and education. Of course, the state is also richly endowed with vital minerals and agricultural resources. These, by no means, contribute greatly to our nations. Happy independence day Anambra state.
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Landing in Akwa ibom: We meet an emerging technology and innovation hub, with a planned Science Park, emphasis on IT and related subjects in educational curriculum, and several tech and innovation hubs employing thousands of young people. We appreciate these and recognize the importance of it in national development. Happy independence day Akwa ibom state.
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In Adamawa state: we recognize the beauty of your state and your rich culture and the importance of these in national interest. We extend our wishes to you. Happy independence day!!!
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In Abia state, we recognize her role in national development and extend our wishes to all Abians. Happy independence day to you all.
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Happy independence day Nigerians. Note: You can help us with the most beautiful pictures of your state, we will modify it. Let's go.
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monerozi5590:Relate your question to the situation under review sir. It will help to answer your question properly |
monerozi5590:Did Buhari give birth to Nigeria? Did my father contest with Papa jamiu to be my Father? Ah no understand boss. This logic is flaw. You can do better. Ahbi my father campaign say e wan lead and father me? |
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akwesenana:We are all guilty of this honestly. The earlier we discard this type of notion and focus on these corrupt politicians the better. All our presidents and prime ministers from 1900 have been a failure. Nothing anybody can tell me. I will only have problem with anybody that focuses on one and exonerate the other, then you go chop your trash. They are all failure. Monerozzi, sometimes, want to paint Buhari as a GOOD MAN THAT ALLOWED BAD THING TO HAPPENED FOR GOOD REASONS. But people no gree am. I've once supported this man Buhari but when it became glaring that the man has no clue of governance, I resigned to chopping my L. Buhari was never a good president. Not even Otem was happy with him then. |
monerozi5590:Bro, ahbeg leave this talk. It's not adding up. When you're in charge of anything, you're expected to take responsibilities of the whole situation being the leader. Buhari is as guilty as Emiefele.... This is common knowledge nah. What he enjoys now is the fact that the system is weak and also same party stuff. In a sane clime, that man has questions to answer. Please just let go this talk, it's beginning to sound somehow. |
This thing don dy turn ethnics dimensions. When something happened under your watch, common logic dictates you should take the blame being the president. No need to sugarcoat it. This applies to all the presidents we've had. You don't say stealing is not corruption and expects me to applaud you. To even come publicly to say that trash says a lot that have been happening undercover. You do not plead a bargain of #50 billion and expect me to isolate the president. It's not adding up. For him to enter a bargain of such amounts shows he has stolen far above that. One wonders if Buhari, being the president with all the intelligences surrounding him, had no clue about all these corrupt practices of his officials. If he had no clue, then he failed in his primary assignment, if otherwise and he allowed everything to happen, that shows he was into it too. No doubt about. Birds of the same feather nah. With all these being coming out under the same party, shows the fraud is too much. Honestly, Buhari has to be grilled too. If he is found in any way culpable, he should be allowed to face the music. If otherwise, then otherwise!!! ![]() |
A001:You're doing well. |
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