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How do you choose what you don't like? Isn't that cancerous ![]()
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Amotolongbo:One, because it is too expensive and gets them into debt. Two, because there is dignity in labor. If you go and learn a trade that will use to eat, no one will look down on you. Three, because they respect institutions and what they stand for. They are not perfect but just saying. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7529927031614655766
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ppogba:My focus is on language here my friend or sir. I know Makinde himself had this challenge to speaking well in Yoruba. It is not an attempt to justify not speaking the language. I let the person know that some people have governed the states without speaking the language. |
Charmingrascal:Godwin Obaseki, Donald Duke and Ambrose Alli are a few to mention. They all became governors. Maybe you forget that Marwa was once MILAD of Lagos, so was it in other places of Nigeria. Group Captain Ike Nwosu was deployed as the MILAD of Oyo State (the heart of the old Western Region) and later Osun State between 1993 and 1996. He did not speak a word of Yoruba, ruling entirely via military commands and civil service structures. Colonel Ahmed Usman from Kog was posted to govern Oyo State and Ondo State during the height of the pro-democracy NADECO crises in the 1990s. He spoke no Yoruba. Abacha deployed Navy Captain Joseph Adeusi (Posted to Akwa Ibom, then Akwa Ibom to Imo State – 1996–1998), a Yoruba officer from Ondo State to rule Imo State. Colonel Anthony Oyearugbulem (Posted to Ondo, then Katsina State - 1998-1999) was an Igbo man from Imo State that governed a Yoruba state (Ondo). The military junta transferred him to Katsina State (deep Northern Hausa/ Fulani territory) and he spoke absolutely no Hausa and had to manage a strict traditional Islamic society entirely in English during the transition period to democracy. |
Samuels90:Let me humour you with some historical references. On November 29, 2021, the then National Chairman-elect of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prof. Iyorchia Ayu, described the President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress (APC) administration as the biggest cancer afflicting Nigeria.
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emkz:I concur. Absolutely unnecessary and demeaning. It's even funny that those who want to cure the cancer seek medical help abroad. What a country ![]() Wike who once called APC a cancer is currently helping to cure it ![]() Wike, Playing With Cancer - Watch To See When Wike Said He Prefers Malaria To Stage 4 Cancer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVlAlZEnJFc They once told us to fry akara, it's time to look into our vegetables, maybe it will cure the cancer 🌿 😌
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Hahaha this sounds like a joke Lastmankc:
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I don't like to read AI articles. They are too dramatic and boring.
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[quote author=anonimi post=140802624]Who did the nameless master strategist grow up with in primary and secondary school? I was searching for my old post on this topic, I came across naptu2's posts and anyone can make of it what they wish to because I could see the difference in the two but let's keep at it ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/822196/it-begins-me/1188#140272113 |
Daguccizgreat:He graduated with a first class degree but his classmates don't remember him? 🤡🎓 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tf65EGOAgo Old solider Buhari showed us his classmates, these ones want to pull a wool over our eyes. Yeye Here's what the lackeys say and you can see them repeating it here 👇 Richtaiwo:Am I surprised? Anyone who can steal Donald Duke's photo as a child for their bio tells you a lot about the extent they can go to paint black as white. SixSeven:
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NINpegrimage:Prince Bola Ajibola was a Nigerian judge, prince, and diplomat who became one of the most powerful legal minds in the world. He was appointed as a Judge at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, deciding global legal disputes. He served as Nigeria's Attorney General and Minister of Justice from 1985 to 1991, he represented Nigeria in London as the High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. He used his own money to build Crescent University in Abeokuta to give Nigerian youth a top-tier education based on strong morals. He passed away in April 2023 at the age of 89. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udMVDHFZssI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4frMaJoNdQ |
Stephen0mozzy:The mods keep promoting bloggers for content, one of the many problems we have. |
Oh? It's the National Theatre that's Wole Soyinka Center? I was struggling to understand thinking it was in Ogun State or somewhere. That's going to take some time to get used to. |
RightToReject:I totally agree with you, thanks for having the time to explain it. You know they taught us Comprehension in English language but na now we go know who get D7 for WAEC. Comprehension is the mental act or capacity of grasping meaning, understanding information, or integrating new ideas with existing knowledge. Core Definitions and Contexts • General Meaning: The ability to understand completely, perceive by reason, or make sense of a situation, text, or spoken language. • Reading & Education: Known as reading comprehension, it is the process of extracting and reflecting on meaning from written text rather than just pronouncing words. • Logic: The total set of properties or qualities that define a concept, which stands in contrast to its extension (the objects the concept applies to). • Computer Science: Refers to a compact syntax used to generate collections or lists (such as list comprehension in Python). • Synonyms: Understanding, intellect, perception, insight, and discernment. |
MrSly:When money is everything to some people, they can't think of self esteem. It's sold already.
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AdegbemiroX:In the context he said it, he does not need to say ONE OF. Context matters. He is in Kenya, you Nigerians can be arguing about that, to the public there in Kenya, what Dangote said needs no further adjustment. |
DickenClarq:Yeah we know how you guys are trying to change the script. Surprise my fellas, he's the C in C for a reason, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, not Commander in Theif. |
Show me a man who got rich through politics and I can show you a theif |
Don't worry, the Jagaban is against all these waste.
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Imalwayshorny:5. Don't post pornographic or disgusting pictures or videos on any section of Nairaland. 6. Don't post adverts or affiliate links outside the areas where adverts are explicitly allowed. 7. Don't say, do, or THREATEN to do anything that's detrimental to the security, success, or reputation of Nairaland. 8. Don't post false information on Nairaland. 9. Don't use Nairaland for illegal acts, e.g scams, plagiarism, hacking, gay meetings, incitement, promoting secession. 10. Don't violate the privacy of any people e.g. by posting their private pics, info, or chats without permission. |
When Peter Obi presents himself as Angel, it de-markets the rest of us (politicians). ![]() Accountability is hard. An Osinbajo or Fashola could have done what PO is doing and they are also no saints like Obi but there is standard in governance, that's what these folks lack. Our politicians in the 60s had high standards and public conduct as people in charge of our affairs. These ones today have gone rogue, that's why Obi's attitude looks like he's a saint. If they go back to the way our founding fathers conducted themselves, Obi will make you look like nothing special. After all, this same Obi and Osinbajo were both vice to their partners in 2019. You can't give what you don't have. I wrote it here and there that the so-called new sheriff in town perfume Lai Muhammed was making noise for, it was Osinbajo who wore that perfume when he was acting and the difference was clear. I've watched Obi's interviews, the decorum and respect he shows his host is enough to know that you can't fake it. Otherwise, e go don cast since when dem vex am. He has been put in several scenarios and events to know that he is consistent but I only watched Daily Trust interview and NBA conference for instance and Amaechi did not prove me wrong. There is a reason why the President does not talk to us. We all know why. He would have done plenty damage to his image because out of the abundance of the heart speaketh the mouth. All is fair in politics Dave ![]()
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It's funny when they insist on this. The joke is in French. you went to France but your host, your peer, their president left you at home. If that doesn't tell you anything, you can never respect yourself.
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AbosedeFalade:Reposting as your response came with clean receipts. Thank you. Tribalists are terrible. |
naptu2:First, who goes to the station taking pictures like this? I know it's AI but you know the part that is annoying me the most? It's this👇 Sir, I know he was wrong. Please forgive him. It was a very silly mistake, and it will not happen again. It's not a silly mistake. People should learn to take responsibility and accountability. That's why you are an adult. It's not a silly mistake. It's an intentional mistake, it's mischief and it's deliberate. It's malicious and you must pay for it. Forgiveness is for God. ![]()
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So much riches yet so much poverty. Something is not adding up. |
Stephen0mozzy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN8To3DqI9s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCKP057rMqo |
AustineE1:He should have done au revoir to Macron before he left for US.
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If that NDC guy is contesting for Rivers governorship, then they are wasting his time. The media people have to be 24/7 committed to the job, they can't have another side hustle that will take their attention away. |
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