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iswallker:Read further my guy. The airless tyre technology is debuting in articulated and industrial vehicles where liability is less dramatic.... ![]() And air filled tyre buffs are living on borrowed time. The VHS/Kodak reality will soon hit them. |
Have been reading about this for a few weeks now. Surprised this technology has gone unoticed for the years in the works. My reservations concern driving in filthy floods and the rubbish that can get trapped in the lattices, invariably destroying them. Surely they need very hardy materials for that part. |
Great deed..... but never, ever, ever try that bull again. You only have eight lives left and we don't know if you have wasted a few on booze and birds.... ![]() |
Go and get your PVC, go and get your PVC they shout and threaten then they bring people you have to close your eyes, ears and nose to consider voting, standing in the queue to empower those that are utterly repulsive but which the failed structure had presented. Just wait for the APC to announce theirs and many will be gagging and throwing up.... but they must bear the stench of failure before the meal is even served. What a hapless people's and an unfortunate country. We have seen three of the quartet and I still cannot see the reason to get a PVC. |
alsudan:This is the problem with Nigerians in general and their leaders in particular, the lack of foresight, the lack of visionaries. You knew you wanted to become President as a 'southern muslim' under the banner of a party with a strong northern base. This conundrum was not anticipated when the government you helped foist took to sectionalism, nepotism and tribalism like a duck to water, raising all sorts of ethno-religious dust along the southern coast and Christian hinterland. With that every hope of getting Nigerians to ignore ethno-religious sentiments when it now became his turn went up in smoke. Mr. Tinubu should have been the lightning rod for this government these past 7 years, helping it put out fires all over the middle-belt, south-east and parts of the south-west the extremists in it were stoking. But they say hindsight is 20/20 and the desperation amongst his disciples in trying to resurrect the long dead solidarity across tribe and tongue of the botched MKO Abiola presidential bid is lost on the fact that all Nigerians had a common enemy then, today that enemy is within, amongst and in their faces. How they expect solidarity when ethno-religious persecution and outright cleansing persists under the watch of his benefactor remains a mystery. If Mr. Tinubu eventually makes his way to Aso Rock I hope he will take a cue and start preparing for the regime after his and the Nigeria of the future where as they claim 'performance not ethnicity or religion' should matter. In truth the average Nigerian deep down recognises that performance should be the primary consideration but until the divisive demons of disunity are exorcised and banished permanently, this will remain a pipe dream. If Mr. Tinubu gets there this should be his primary assignment. But if he tows the line of this government and continues in wanton exclusion as he has done for two decades in Lagos, Nigeria will face an even bigger problem by the time his regime is ended and performance will never be the criteria is establishing leadership at the highest levels. Word for the wise. We did not get to this sorry state by mistake. Muslim-muslim or Christian-christian is a heat sink caused by this regime. Mr. Tinubu's supporters must come to accept that and stop blaming everyone else. |
inoki247:Hahaha.... who are they borrowing from before.... oh citizen, get informed about how things including economies work. Without that your PVC is no better than a 'Whot' card, an instrument of gambling. The best democracies are fashioned by the most informed citizens. |
VerySadMan:Best Defender.... Hell No..... Best Wing-back.... of his generation, perhaps. His defensive qualities are as 'impressive' as that of Trent Alexander.... which is basically.... piss poor. |
When you leave perhaps the biggest name in Belgian club soccer for a seasonal potential relegation candidate then something is up... way up.. |
Blake755:Great player, but not even at the Santiago... |
Fortruth:Hunger that has been weaponsied to make grown men lose their dignity and crawl after those they should be better than. Nigeria's brand of democracy is inherently evil. |
Basicend:And consequently when the bad candidature they sire delivers disastrous governance they will be at the sharper end of the stick. So let the cycle of despondency continue. You can either learn in school or in the laboratory of hard knocks. Choose your poison. |
I hope people can see that the badly rooted system will only bring about bitter fruit. Heads or tails Nigeria loses. Does any sensible Nigerian feels from the bottom of his heart that amongst 200 million Nigerians these four being speculated are the best the country can offer and that two out of them can sort out the mess we are in within four short years.... haba Nigerians wake up. Folks, change the game not the players, restructure Nigeria now. Basketball is not meant for dwarfs, neither is chess for dunces. If Nigerians want to get the best players in the democratic game, they must insist on CHANGING THE RULES OF THE GAME or CHANGING THE GAME itself.... like raising the bar/ring so that only political giants can play. Right now our country is no better than a five aside monkey post pitch where retards and invalids can lay claim. |
Better call Elon Musk to take over since this is definitely 'rocket science'.... ![]() |
bigcasava1:Whenever I hear such nonsense I just wonder. Is it about a man not being able to 'win' or the citizens not being able to spot quality and identifying with it. Because this remains the only reason why I will not go near a PVC a n the near future. Nigerians just do not know what qualitative leadership is all about and as 'child citizens' they must be force fed the bitter herbs of life. Why is it that election after election Nigerians are presented with candidates with question marks and danger signs clearly visible yet we gladly rush to the polls, fight each other over people we know will fail to deliver in government due to these lapses. But will never identify with those we are apt to mock with the all to familiar, 'he cannot win a single polling booth', what sort of idiocy is that? If a madam goes to the market and cannot identify quality foodstuff to buy but brings home dregs that lands her family in hospital time and again is it the fault of the market or the madam. We better grow up from being juvenile citizens to sitting down to collectively agree on the set criteria for qualitative leadership in Nigeria aka restructuring before we are completely lost to despondency. |
politicoNG: |
In Africa it is a sign of malnutrition or a serious medical condition that attracts pity rather than envy.... Hey which war is being fought in your country... or... Hasn't the famine ended in your neck of the woods.... or... Heck are you doing drugs dude...? |
tesppidd:Most Corrupt Regime.... the Post is headed. But since you guys always equate the person to the government, have it whatever way you like. |
Waoh!!!! Just getting back from work to meet this crazy, crazy result. Must be a Nigerian record of sorts. What a Democracy day gift from the capricious team. |
Ebubu:Well, what happens underground stays underground. No proof. Anyway I'm not interested the least in all these bric-bats. As far as I am concerned there is no Presidential candidate until I begin to hear how the country is to be sorted out. I am the last person for meaningless ego tripping. Who can solve the riddle of a dysfunctional country is all I am interested, who can square its circle. Who will be latest candidate to try and woefully fail in this white elephant Nigeria project that has no foundation. North, South, East or West, none of them can succeed with Nigeria in its present state so what is the point. |
Ebubu:But Afenifere or the ACN were not involved in the emergence of Tinubu or Atiku resp and neither should they be involved in partisan politics. The candidates of the West withdrew and delegated to Tinubu and Tambuwal of the North did same for Atiku's win. The 'Eastern' candidates on their part in both parties stuck to the end and lost as individuals. What is so hard for Umahi to understand in that. The candidates should blame themselves. |
jimmynauty:Real Christians are not afraid of all these, it is borderline Christians that have dual personalities and have all they eyes on the earth that fear what happens(ed) in Eqypt, Lebanon or Turkiye. |
jimmynauty:Chief. There is NO WAY on earth a real Christian can be approved by men to rule over them on a bright and sunny day.... no matter the consequences. For God to choose out of His disciples to lead the world is lending to a system that He has no control over. For how can He be building two dipolar kingdoms on earth at the same time. So the few times He lends men to be leaders in the world will be for the serious reasons that they are in dire need, in serious danger and they cry out to God for help.... and the great purpose will be to bring them out of whatever system wrecked their lives in the first place. |
possibility99:Does he remotely resemble a politician to you? |
You have seen how the principal candidates of the two leading parties emerged and you still asking this question?? You are gone already. What happened to the ranking Christians in the APC and the PDP. One quit to avoid bribery, the other offered his widows mite and came a cropper.... such is the lot of real Christians who try to force their way into secular activities, they often, certainly fall flat. However the way God brings His people into serving humanity on the other hand has always been out of necessity, for instance, when the people have suffered enormously over a protracted period of time or endured great calamity or are in great peril that their souls are shredded and open to accepting His ways and receiving His people.... and from all indications Nigerians are not there yet, our matter is still on the stove, gradually boiling... When Nigeria is ready to receive a Christian in power it will be by 'CONSENSUS'. |
Wow, nice art. But the rest does not reflect the intended pagentry. |
Cognitivereason:Is this cheaper than PMS/AGO with all the complaints we hear about the soaring price of gas and its availability. How many stations across the country dispense into vehicles.... dang, how are the vehicles fueled in the first place. Few interested.... only rolling in the familiar cesspits of racism. |
Lucky she did not pop it in the oven to sanitize it. Who eats bread off the shelves these days..... Nigerians are trying with all the diseases roaming around. |
jarule75:But neither Akeredolu or Fayemi will come out and say that because it happens in their States it is okay on the national stage. I rather think it is the Kaduna governor that is heating up the polity and attempting to destabilise Nigeria for pecuniary political gain. Anyway I am not bothered for heads or tails the nation still loses out in this unfortunate democratic experiment. Once again without restructuring we will continue to squabble with these foundational matters and never get to building the country of our dreams. Other nations that gained independence same time have 'roofed' their countries, others have furnished theirs and moved in, while we are still in the damp mud battling to lay a foundation that sinks with every attempt. Restructure Nigeria or forget about building viable nation, period. |
Well it appears acceptable as folks there have gone away to sulk.... with barely a whimper. See and compare to the shooting in Texas that occurred before this and how the victims and people there are making a big fuss of the whole thing till today and holding the authorities to account at every step....and believe you me, heads will roll..... not here. Our citizenship is far too weak to extract the good governance that will make for a decent society. Once again what is the point in all the hullabaloo of voting and elections if life in Nigeria cannot be made better. |
gracealonev:That is why we don't vote. No one to vote for and we have seen that in 23 years of so called democracy and after 6 general elections the country is down the drain. What is the point. Restructure Nigeria first and all other things shall be added... |
Beverlyjean:This has always been my first response to all evil tragedies in our society. Always seek to de-escalate, then flee if you can't. Just buy time to survive. Survival should be the first instinct of every human being under assault, then when survival is guaranteed the fight back can begin. Humanity is fast fading in our clime and men are losing their souls, exchanging their DNA for those of beasts. |
Myde4naija:Because he knows Nigerians love hype, live on hot air and are never bothered about details in everything from political promises to the creation and sustenance of wealth. Just show them the cash and the 'good life' and they will run around like crazed buffaloes in heat. We are in a generation of 'how you look' is more important than 'what you do' for a living. He will only attract commendation from those who wish to exchange work for 'bling'. |
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