thank Dis Guy and hamjola, i really didnt know we didnt have any serious tour comapany until i started searching. am not detered though, am starting third week of december with west africa, will still appreciate any other suggestion and information or even interest

no reply....i need help here jor where are the experts?!

i will vote ifeanyi uba because;

i dont want peter obi to continue to rule anambra through willie and apga, he is afraid that if another person comes in that all the phony investment he did with anambra funds in his name will leak.

i dont want Ngige because he told us he doesnt want to be controled by chris uba, bu i have watched him being controled by tinubu, on the floor of the senate he follows acn opporsition views even when they are irrational, i dont want apc to get their hands on anambra, ngige should go back and finish the mandate they gave him to senate!

pdp is still bickering and havent provded us with any candidate

soludo and lots of other people who showed interest in apga ticket where shooed off cos obi needs someone he can control.

ifeanyi uba is left following my elimination method, i dont want him initially but given the choices we have presently, i'll vote him!

RIP brother...Nigerians are good people

My dear presenters and flight attendants compete in dis country when it comes 2 fake assent, I watched a very educated nigerian helplessly ask for what time his flight was delayed to cos the accent of the attendant that announced it was so fake even some white guys where asking if it was their flight that was being announced

One of my dreams is to tour the world but I wanto start with africa, my plan is 2 visit reasonable number of african countries with my xmas holiday. Don't know where to start or the logistics...

Any info on travel logistics for africa plus any other person interested in travelling with me pls let's plan

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was it only two candidates? what has ngige done with the senatorial mandate given to him? what track record does he have to show really? plese dont tell me he built roads when he was governor cos that one is so marred by the stolen mandate he had and the fact that he knew he will be booted soon and needed to offer some crumbs. so fare he hasnt sponsored a single bill at the national assembly and hardly makes any serious contribution. why does he want to abandon his peoples mandate at the national assembly to come n run for governor. am not after what is best for APC or PDP or APGA or even the candidates themselves, am after whats best for the people of Anambra. the state has one of the most underdeveloped state capitals till date and is very backward in infracstructural development. they need a selfless leader...all this recycling wont cut it!www.cynicreport.

The crumbs syndrome is a state of the mind where one develops an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the meagre acts of responsibility carried out by those in authority. This illness arises out of the fact that accountability by the ruling class has taken the status of novelty as state funds are hardly ever used to develop the state so that where an elected official is magnanimous enough to use a very minor percentage of the state’s resources appropriately, the masses will be so grateful for this obvious crumbs from the proverbial masters table that they would feel so overwhelmed with gratitude to the point of irrationality.

This is mostly the reason why Nigerians vote corrupt politicians for second terms in office despite their under-performance when analysed rationally. Gratitude for road construction and a few other razmataz projects flagged off by the incumbent is usually seen with a kind of metaphorical magnifying lens by the Nigerian who is used to non-performance by the people in power.

This illness also explains why every criticism of an elected officer in Nigeria is perceived by his followers as ingratitude on the part of the critic and the followers, being so overwhelmed by gratitude for the officials ‘’good work’’ would eagerly lambast and rundown any such critic for such effrontery and failure to appreciate what has been done for them. Criticism no matter how constructive is greatly abhorred and the truth of the facts of it does not save it from the mudslinging that normally accompanies that.

Matters of public interest and opinion are handled with kid gloves because you dare not thread on some toes. Irrespective of intention, opinions of serious issues are twisted to suit the officials by their bandwagon of praise singers. Even situations where the constitution of the country is in issue, the wordings of the constitutions are usually sacrificed at the altar of personal sentiments and alignments.

The long years of non-performance by office holders has made the people to believe that if an office holder performs his duties at all, he is automatically absolved of any complicity in any act of corruption or embezzlement no matter the magnitude. People mostly don’t care if you embezzle public funds in Nigeria as long as you drop crumbs for them to lap up, it does not matter that the projects you execute does not constitute up to a tenth of the allocation due the state.

As a Nigerian you dare not question the acts of your governor, senator let alone that of the president without incurring some kind of irrational wrath from some quarters. It does not matter how poor this people have performed, what matters is that they have performed at all!

The acts of these men and women we voted into office are defended by their stooges not with facts and figures that exonerates them of any complexity in acts of corruption but with songs of praise for projects executed while in office. I keep wondering if any of this politicians have ever used their private funds to develop the state, the whole praises is that they used the countries resources to develop the country, albeit a very minor percentage of what is allotted, then you wonder why all the praises? It is the crumb syndrome!

PS: for those of you that need a foreign university report and studies to accept the existence of this syndrome, I assure you that you will find none. For further information on the study of this syndrome, kindly contact the blogger
SOURCE: www.cynicreport.

I kept having dis cringing feeling and pain in my heart as I read d kind of hatred ppl are spewing in this thread, to think this is the youth population exhibiting this manner of irrational hatred for people they don't have any personal issue with breaks my heart. You guys hav been so brainwahsed that you only need to hear anoda tribe's name metioned to start hating! I pity Nigeria...I weep for Nigeria!

am happy something like dis happened and am glad they survived it.at least now they know dat driving bullet proof vehicle wnt save them from dying. The bad road n d bad system still catches up on dem,fix the rot and stop trying to protect only urself; dats d message from this accident

All of u saying that dis kid is more than 11 must be living in anoda planet where d growth spurt didn't get to...my lil sis has breast n was even bigger dan dis one here by d time she was 10. Just go to christ the lord parish in lekki phase1 n visit the childrens church and u'll understand what overgrown baby means...she's a beautiful kid by the way, hope she acts well too

So the prosecutors did a bad job of prosecuting a guilty man...so d judge d facts are cold...does that make him innocent?
Just because naija drags cases forever doesn't make d few dat are resilient enough 2 wait long enough 2 outwit a eweak system doesn't exactly make dis man a poster child for democracy plssss...anyways if his criteria for deciding dat Nigeria loves him is there normal rent a crowd of hungru northern boys who killed for 100 den he must be joking....ist comment on nairaland!