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Be doing bum shorts here and there and don't think of your future and legacy and work asiduosly towards that. A time is coming when you will cover that body with several layers of clothes and keep indoors perpetually infrustration and anger at all the time and opportunities wasted. Why invest in a depreciating asset. |
mukthar2000:I thought about that but some farmers actually leave the corn on the stalk to dry before harvesting especially when it is to be used for seed or milling. The video is not clear enough to determine if corn is there, what was eat eaten or whether tnere are other crop undergrowth that was destroyed in the invasion. But nonetheless the issue surrounding pastoralism can only be solved in the process of restructuring this country. Heartache, pain and death is the only gain from the status quo. The good people of this country had better speak up. It is their future that is at stake here. |
Mr. Man your cry that others are 'reaping where they did not sow' is at variance with your anti-corruption assertion. You are either ideological or opportunist. There is no middle ground in politics. If you are the former you will stay and fight for values rather than ostrich for who is getting what. My friend you are phoney. |
If you are from a family of more than two siblings or have more than three children you or your parents are one of the main reasons why this will never be the norm across board. |
Amacaco:He said he is nursing a baby. Is that not a consideration. |
deavicky:That is the problem. How do the preachers know when you have given your life to Christ. Do they know if everyone on the street has, and is it not possible some will lose their salvation because of the perceived disturbance. My view is that you either preach persistently to a random crowd or preach randomly to a consistent audience. Preaching is a 'sell' of an alternative life(style) and you need to give the hearers room or time to 'weigh' the options between the world they live and the promises if God. If they cannot understand this they will tend to bottle up which is entirely counter productive. It will not surprise me if their returns are scant for the effort put in. |
U Anigreat:I don't think preaching in a particular location to residents day after day is a wise decision. It might even be counter productive. If it was in a place where the crowd flows chances are the random fellow may pick up something but in a neighbourhood at the early hours means your audience will invariably be the same folks day after day. It doesn't take the Holy Spirit that much to convict if the time is right. |
Mr. President....if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck.... Until these groups begin to move against you and your government the way Afenifere fought Obasanjo and MEND fought Jonathan, then it is obviously a duck. Miyetti openly excuses all the security failings. Your appointees openly excuse the killings obviously not to embarass or vex you.....what more proof do you want something is terribly wrong. Mr. President move against these groups with the venom you have done against the dreaded Boko Haram and the civil IPOB. If not you will never be able to walk away from this dark, dark shadow and your legacy will be eternally tarnished. Mr. President, with the way things are structured in Nigeria, there is no other leader from any other region that will be able to handle the Fulani herdsmen/pastoral challenge be it by stick or carrot. |
Still Mr. Fayose that is very petty and undermining of the office of the President and sets a very bad precedent. You are a governor to all including members of the APC and your honouring of the President should rise above quite frankly stupid politicking. President Kennedy went to Texas and his death in 1963 to campaign as a democrat in a then hot bed of Republicanism and a state locked in heated secession debates. If the Texas governor was not in the convoy and in harms way that fateful day only God knows what will have been said and the far reaching insinuations. But the governor was not only there but ensured a quick response to apprehend the perpetuator. Nigerian politicians don't think wide and far and this lack of foresight and wisdom results in what we see all over Nigeria. |
Same ol, same ol.... |
Antipob777:And is this not hate itself. Can't you read what you have written. |
It is a problem to you because image is more important than anything else and you rather commit suicide because you lack a'social' life. Perhaps when you care to grow up you'd realise there are far more important things in life that people of value recognise. So find those circles, those lines, those people and operate there. I have never related and appreciated anyone I can remember based on the person's looks. It is just so childish. Aspire to excellence in character and disposition and folks will never leave your side. As to the opposite sex, what better way to negiotate with those who value you for what lies deep beneath the skin, yes the heart. |
Wish them the best in the forthcoming elections.....what can I say... |
Not everyone looks for a ready made country to attach to. 300 years ago America was probably worse and was made to what it is today. 75 years ago Europe was in total ruins courtesy of dictatorship extraordinaire. So the potential for Nigeria is there if a person is courageous enough to propel true change which obviously she acknowledges she can't. So what advice exactly can she give to people of greater fortitude. None. |
Transfer season is well and truly underway. How much does the PDP have in its transfer kitty since they lack quality strikers and political ball winners. On the other hand the defending champions, the APC needs to buy quality defenders urgently. The likes of Femi Adesina keep on falling over like Victor Moses. |
Can I say it again....okay.... we need to restructure this country like...twenty years ago. Generations to come will know this era as one of cowards and fools. |
Miggs:That is what living a bad life looks like. Just compare the two. Meanwhile France has twice the challenges Nigeria has but a fraction if the corruption, greed, selfishness and crass ignorance of our leaders as exemplified. Reminds me of the late Idi-Amin of Uganda before other world leaders. Always looking bloated, oily and disheveled. |
Of course no one can blame you for not knowing the function of a thing but to urge all others to join your ignorance is just wrong. |
phase1:Not the same at all. Before NDA, NMS was the only institution in Nigeria offering both civil and military courses side by side. A typical student undertook upwards of 11 courses in preparation for GCE (now SSCE) and a further 9 military courses. |
ovieokodhi:Which set. |
The World Cup is a wierd spectacle that tempts the average to think he can conquer the world. Did he really think Colombia could win the world cup.... |
GavelSlam:You have a very disgusting way of sliding important issues. I wonder if you are put in any leadership position you can make a success with this kind of attitude. If you realise what could have been and what has been lost you will rather be circumspect. If politics is all you can imagine I am eternally sorry for you. You rather see this country sink into oblivion than raise important issues to challenge the status quo. Will it have been a crime for P&G's operation to be a success in Nigeria despite other locations. Is is a sin for the government to ensure factories remain open and jobs are saved. When GM and other motor companies hit hard times in the financial tsunami a few years ago, their plants all around thd world were affected. The United States ensured they remain in operation by bailouts and some European countries also offered those US companies loans to keep production on. How can a government claiming to industrialize not know when its key players are in distress and why couldn't they be proactive in saving those plants. That is what we ask for, not rubbish, nonsense politicking. Citizens must demand an end to the passivity. Jobs are gone, suppliers are stranded, governments are left tax shortchanged. Remember that the Ogun state government invested in this venture. That is gone too. I am sure they wished they controlled national industrial and trade policies. |
Can see where he learnt his grappling skills from.... |
Indeed Mr. Adesina is sick in the head not to understand the gravity of the tragedy his government is brewing. The call for the restructuring of the nation cannot be more urgent now. If the process had started even 3 years ago thousands of lives would have been spared. Now this government is insistent on risking even more. I urge those in support of this government to grow a conscience and call them to order placing their future ahead of peresent political interests. |
seguno2:For your information any port of entry is considered a border be it a seaport or an airport. |
Be specific about the effect it is having on her. |
pxjosh:But Willian remains a generator in the Brazilian midfield at the world cup, while Messi is as reliable as Portharcourt Disco when he wears the Blue and White. |
pxjosh:But Willian remains a generator in the Brazilian midfield at the world cup, while Messi is as reliable as Portharcourt Disco when he eears the Blue and White. |
DONOT BUY USED STUFF IF YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON ITS PERFORMANCE. THERE IS A REASON IT WAS SOLD.!!! |
Hope tney didn't knock down any traffic lights or carve the pavement. That would be catastrophic. |
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Transfer season is well and truly underway. How much does the PDP have in its transfer kitty since they lack quality strikers and political ball winners. On the other hand the defending champions, the APC needs to buy quality defenders urgently. The likes of Femi Adesina keep on falling over like Victor Moses.