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FG is inherently saying that they cannot remunerate the teachers anymore. |
Her brain if she devotes time to use it. |
Forensic experts will try but bribe will still destroy their quest. |
See criminals rebranding their pockets too. |
Rest in peace, dear steve. |
Winning Election is now a do or die affair. |
Banks should focus more on their customers. Encourage savings by boosting their interest rate on savings and offering packages that protect demand deposits. |
More universities are good but it would have been better if were public universities. |
Emigration hike is a display of the hardship that Nigerians are facing daily. |
Who's going to repay the lost time?. |
The guy na 419 big time. |
There are no shortcuts to success. Study hard a little before the examination say 2 months then revise like a week to it and don't forget to try to recall whatever you read at every given time you close the reading material. |
Since Nigeria is out, I really don't know who to support since Ghanians hates us. |
An ulterior motive is clear. Please examine your actions very well or they become your habits. |
Let the holy spirit direct you lest you fall into error. |
1) A listening ear 2) Good/positive attitude 3) Understanding spirit 4) Loving heart 5) Thinking of others before yourself |
Of course he admitted his wrong. Siasia just fell out of luck this time. You will some, lose some and he lost. Too bad that Nigerians don't appreciate his efforts. Let the guy take out time to clear his head then bounce back to action. |
When you sweat in the civil service of Nigeria and you're paid peanuts then you'll appreciate your previous stay abroad. |
Who's fooling who?. Privatizing a sensitive sector as minting a currency is only promoting corruption and we say we're fighting corruption. Is it not said that the enterpreneur goes for profits at the expense of good utility. |
The sweat of Seun is gradualy paying off. |
Ngige paid the 3 years arrears of teachers in one month not to talk of some salient problems he tackled. I know that he's not a saint but he has the people at heart. |
What a deplorable way to handle health?. |
This isn't realistic. Nigeria is not a small village for you to try out your riding skills. Well, most green countries encourage bicycles and greener cars too. So before you set out with your bicycle for work, think about your Expected time of Arrival b4 you ride into a querry. |
When many nations are trying to make life comfortable for its citizens, we are talking of I.D card. How is this our problem?. |
The poor take respite in their wives and the result-a football team at least. |
Another low of the Yaradua administration. |
Earning is not the problem but the issue is what is going to be done with this money?. Yesterday, the Speaker of the House of representatives argued that the niger Delta has enjoyed nothing more than neglect by the FG. |
Of all people, Atiku is communicating this gibberish. |
The general assembly is not for people like Yaradua who is too dull to provide basic amenities for the common man. The millenium goals which the world gave us to work towards, how many have we accomplished?. Now its 20-20-20, another yet unrealistic idea. |
A recession only occurs when a county has experienced real development as relates her GDP and per capita. Nigeria is far from recession, what we have right now is some level of underdevelopment and the consequences of aggregate corruption. |
A secular song in the church?. This obvioulsy shows that the youth don't even listen to gospel songs anymore. That God loves sinners doesn't mean he conforms to the things they do. When seculars songs are transformed into gospel songs, it's just like changing the container of water. It would still remain what it is. |
He was greatly admired for his unrelented effort in voicing out opinions when people feared to speak. Gani made the likes of IBB to be on their toes each time he was at arms length and even went ahead to single-handedly confront the ills of the military regime of IBB. He will be forever missed. I think he trained many forerunners/enforcers of the rule of law. |