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Tulumbu til 2031, ![]() When e no sure una to see next year with all this insurgency. Una think say na us una dey do. |
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Dbegining:You chose yours,I chose mine.....capich!! |
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Teach them also how to push wheelbarrow to work .. or roll tyres to work as means of transportation.. Use less people |
We're they bought in the first instance? When it is time to loot security votes, Governors are in charge. When it is time to perform, it is the FG can is mentioned. |
Where did Google got bacterial filled Mosquitoes from and for what purpose, are you people mad or something? This was how you started HIV, this was how you started Covid and its you in the West who paid the heaviest prize for your wickedness, recently you returned to Ebola just to make sure Africa gone into extinct now it's bacterial mosquitoes. |
Northernblood8:They can't be sure it is truly "safe".... years later there could be a confession that something else was involved in the whole experiment ![]() |
VonScott:Oga the only reason for being vexed is that you didn't read the whole article. Oya go read ot |
It's the entitlement mentality for me. This was how Kwara State was taken from the yorubas |
PigTormentor:IF U LIK VOTE AM X10 NAH GO STILL SUFFER AM PASS |
State of funny people |
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And she couldn't save to invest in raining days? Make she package go village sharply |
The untamed menace being posed by these criminal terrorist is war which the govt is treating with kids gloves. |
Nice result....but it would have been better if the SE had beaten poland at home. Fact remains that World cup starts in 7 days and Nigeria's flag won't be there. |
Ogun Ondo Kwara Oyo Osun Ekiti All these regions are under siege. Instead of seeing their people galvanise to counter this menace., their problem is IGBO, PETER OBI,NNAMDI KANU, IPOB, ESN.. Christistruth01 Christistruth00 Christistruth03 So SUNDAY IGBOHO boys are killing police and immigration officers now abi? ![]() |
QuinQ:Ayatollah is 35 years yonger now ![]() |
Emaprince:Very senseless thing to say at a time the people just want the kidnapped victims to return to their families. He just can't resist that urge to make everything about politics. If he strongly believes it's the opposition that's behind the incident, the questuon is why is he not going after them with full force of the law? |
Yesterday my company insisted everyone gets their PVC and we were shown the process on how to go about it, I think more companies and employers should introduce the same. |
ABUJA FEVER: A DISEASE OF POWER, GREED, AND POLITICAL MANIPULATION BY DR AUSTIN ORETTE Since the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) primary election of May 29, I have been ruminating on one troubling question: Why are party officials withholding the results of the primary election? Whose interests are these leaders serving? It is wrong to keep the people in darkness. Democracy is founded on transparency, accountability, and respect for the will of the people. In a true democracy, the collective choice of citizens must prevail over the pecuniary interests of an elitist minority. During my reflections, I arrived at a disturbing observation. Since the advent of the present democratic dispensation, it has become increasingly rare for an incumbent to lose an election, regardless of poor performance. This statistical anomaly suggests that, in many cases, what takes place in Nigeria is not an election but a selection. These selections have produced a class of individuals who accumulate enormous power at the expense of the very people who voted for them. Elections have increasingly become cultural rituals in which the will of the people is subordinated to the whims of a privileged few. These individuals have evolved into political godfathers who trample upon the rule of law and make a mockery of the democratic process. If party leaders believe they possess the authority to handpick candidates, why organize primary elections at all? They could simply announce their preferred candidates and spare the people the charade. Since the refusal to release the results of the primary election, many individuals have been making pilgrimages to Abuja. Why? Are they attempting to negotiate the mandate of voters in exchange for the preferences of unelected party power brokers? Who are these party leaders? How did they become leaders? It is increasingly evident that many of them were themselves selected rather than elected. Consequently, they remain accountable not to citizens but to their political benefactors. This is why we continue to suffer. Their loyalty is to Abuja, not to the people. They cannot rock the boat because they are products of the very system they seek to preserve. Their mission is to recruit new acolytes who think alike and who will perpetuate the same culture of obedience to power rather than service to the people. This is not democracy. Under the rubric of democracy, transparency is indispensable, and the rule of law is supreme. The absence of these values has nurtured the decay that now afflicts our nation. Progress remains elusive because we continue to drink from the toxic brew served in the dirty vessels of failed leadership. Many of those who should be champions of development have instead become champions of decadence. Under such leadership, every essential public service has been compromised. The hospital in my village has become little more than a mortuary. Electricity is a luxury. Criminals parade our streets with impunity, sometimes in the company of politicians, taunting ordinary citizens because they, like their selected patrons, believe themselves to be above the law. Politicians now negotiate and hobnob with armed robbers and kidnappers. Nothing appears sacred anymore. The moral foundations of society are steadily eroding. We have all become infected with what I call Abuja Fever—a disease of power, greed, and political manipulation that demands the sacrifice of truth, justice, and the people's mandate. DR. AUSTIN ORETTE, NDC DELTA SOUTH SENATORIAL CANDIDATE, WRITES FROM OWHELOGBO IN ISOKO NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
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Omo my friends no gree play with me again. Seewahala , alexas58, Abokiwam na suya. Where Una dey. This one una no send me . Ki Lo dè? Okay oo? |
Good Morning everyone. Please who else has got offer of admission from York St John University. Did you at first get an Email from York St John university asking you to send an email to Hench education to guide you through getting an offer. And how long did it take to get an offer after contacting Hench education and submitting all the necessary documents as instructed? It’s been 7 working days now and I haven’t gotten any feedback. |

