₦airaland Forum

timmycris:
He can never or will never be my role model

ISpiksDaTroof:
Why can't you clowns accept the fact that nobody truly likes your clown? Stop forcing this ugly joke down our throats.

MizMyColi:

itsIYKE:
would really love to but its a very broad topic.....use google

itsIYKE:
Nigerians are about to be introduced to the world of social identity theft....dead people will soon be making purchases

Kastonkastroll:
I love what zahra buhari is doing. unlike many Nigeria girls who will never let us rest if their father happened to be the president, but this zahra is a simple person and charity works is all she cares about.
The former president's daughter is an example of a typical Nigerian girl, she was so wayward that she got herself pregnant outside wedlock... The Jonathan's were simply a disgrace. From shipopo to that fat kid that looks like dunnut, to gej and to his daughter... Shame.


Zahra, keep up with the good work. Your reward is surely in heaven.

Idrismusty97:
Konga? Jumia isn't in competition with any one, when they have the cheapest products why would Konga be giving them tough time? An item for 20k in Jumia goes for 25k+ in Konga. Konga is a scam.

dustydee:
Buhari never said that but the newspapers. There are a lot of things that Buhari never said that were credited to him and one of such is that he borrowed money to buy his nomination form. Another is that he'd make the dollar equal to the naira. I keep telling people do not believe everything you read on the pages of a newspaper.

mideactive:
The story has no basics,Nigeria is in troble 2day becus of PDP.no PDP member or it's Apologist has d moral rights 2 Criticize Buhari's honesty,cus u ppl lied 4 16 years n still counting.so shot d 4kup PDP

Aufbauh:
"When one has not had a good father, one must create one" - Friedrich Nietzsche
Jonathan and PDP is a complete disaster, a political misnomer, a leadership that was heading nowhere but golgotha,wasteful administrators in the midst of plenty, championed by tested and proven treasury looters, propagated & supported by ethno-religious chauvinists.
Buhari emergence was a national & patriotic call to rescue an eventual fail nation from the clueless and corrupt leadership of Jonathan who has failed to lived up to the mandate bestowed on him after several years of patience and forbearance.
However so far so good the present administration is living up to the billing of it supporters/believers apart from the needless and senseless criticism from those who never believe in the Change movement right from time.

angiography:
As much as I derided 'political jobberism', I can't but say E.K.Clark, who is well 80yrs, has come to the realization that Buhari is the best thing that could happen to our dear country after the carnage presided over by the last administration. Abati, tho as a paid writer, has definitely been deluded by ethnocentrism. The only reason he propounded as to why E.K Clark should support Jonathan was because of ETHNIC AND EMOTIONAL attachment.... Same thing that has turned our resource rich country to a redundant poor one.


Abati shld wonder...why did we vote in for Jonathan in 2011 ( well I did) and we turned our back against him in 2015??. Even Ondo, being governed by PDP, voted massively for the PMB. this is what we call democracy...and a government of the people.


Abati may be right, from his myopic point of view; but E.K. Clark is not wrong from the common and national interest point of view.


Well, Abati asked a good question....I agree. But anyone with a little political reasoning would know if Edwin Clark had made it public then, GEJ would ve been good as gone even then!....wether he told him in private is what we don't know... But even Obj that warned GEJ in private was never acknowledged and was attacked with derison when he made it public.


Lastly we should ask Abati...whao, he sooo hated Jonathan administration b4 being appointed as spokesman... How he suddenly changed to be a staunch supporter is enough to question his own integrity

basty:
You are a daft wailer. Can you compare Fashola to Oduah.
Idiotic bush fellow.

kamair237:
Op

cry me a river.....


make sure it flows long and run's deep....
wailer....

By d way Mr OP...
Wat qualification(CV) do u have
Don't tell me u are just a concerned citizen...

aresa:
@ Op the Disgraced and discredited ignorant can't read and comprehend protection seeker.

Please when you are done with your latest idiocy and foolery, show us where Fashola or the commissioner signed any checks and last time the world checked, signing checks and the rubbish you posted are 2 different things..


Many of the nuisance wailers on NL post better half baked than you so you are a lousy and sub par wailer...

booqee:
hmm but some of we that supported you and APC are fast losing our patience mehn!

Dannyset:
All am concerned about is the success of this govt. Now how that happens is not much of my business. The process can only be used as a template, but the success mattered most. And no matter what, It's going to be a great SUCCESS.

LordMecuzy:
We Dey Your back PMB No Shaking

BlackBaron:
It'll not be a cake walk to fight off years of entitled elites who chose and imposed their own will on the collective millions. However, it should not distract them from choosing only the best.

On the issue of money... I have repeatedly stated that Nigeria is very far from rich.
Even if all holes were plugged, oil alone can never sustain this country with her kind of population. It'll take a well presented and planned approach to alternative revenue streams.
Vat for example should be raised! How they'll do it it's their own issue.
They asked to be elected, they got it. Now they have to navigate us out of the current situation.

madridguy:
PMB the best man for the Job.

APC the best party for positive change

Fact: A brilliant touch of CR7 is far better than 90 minutes play of Chelsea FC.

Moral: PMB one year will be better than 16 wasted years of PDP leadership.

Quotes me to Mogadishu.

ogunsbanjul:
At this juncture the truth need to be told. No matter how this present government systematically and professionally handles the affairs and lead the good people of Nigeria to our promised land, the evil agents who belief in amass themselves through the nation's wealth will never be happy rather sad, criticizing negatively even while impacting positively through a benefiting programs, keep condemning people's president for is slow, steady, highly focused and brilliant handling the affairs of this great nation. I urge the well meaning Nigerians to be prayerful,release our own quota and encourage the AGENTS of CHANGE rather than listening to AGENTS of DOOM who are stoned minded until they are forcefully changed by this wind of change. May the Lord God protect, guide, empower, favour and give our unique and God given president/vice president the enablement to lead us rightfully irrespective of internal challenges from those who are destined for destruction. God bless Nigeria! God bless me,my family,well wishers and cause those cause me!! God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

smartmoses:
Who are the competent among the ministers?is it Fashola or Amaechi.All of them are criminals...#ProbeAmaechi

midolian:
Thank you

punta:
One of the smartest comments ever on social media! I like you.

MizMyColi:
@Midolian
Using the errors of a document that is more than a century (100 years) old to justify a typographical error which was made in this dispensation and time is rather low, don't you think?

First off, the US constitution did not have the luxury of being typed on a computer, as we all know, computers of this age have various Auto-Correct features.
Such should have been employed.

Also, you should have highlighted the following in the text you quoted since you feel the need to justify the mistake.



From the highlights above, we can deduce that:-
1. The misspellings in the Original document of the US constitutiom was as a result of it's been hastily written just after the convention concluded. The Buhari led FG had more than 4 months to type Thirty-Seven (37) names.

2. At that time, the American spelling of words was inconsistent at best. In this time and dispensation, we have machines that are capable of spelling, writing and talking correctly for us.

3. The misspelled word in the ministerial list was highlighted, it should have been easy to detect.

The above said, I believe that no one is above mistakes and that gaffes are allowed, however such should not repeat itself next time over a simple document of not more than 200 words. It begs the question of competency at high levels.

JEGA01:
i am a brainless ass-licker. Can't you see i am trying hard to be noticed by that FAT woman? Tufiakwa *spits

RuthlessAnalyst:
Does my Reply make any Rational Sense to me?

Me Replacing adjectives in Your comment in a Tired Shameless attempt to Spite You only Proved one thing: I AM TRUELY A DERANGED MOFO...
A LIVING PROOF THAT MAN CAN INDEED LIVE WITHOUT A BRAIN
I am MR. RuthlessAnalyst i deserve nothing but a V.I.P Ward at Aro Hospital.

Aminat508:
chop kiss

MizMyColi:
@Midolian
Using the errors of a document that is more than a century (100 years) old to justify a typographical error which was made in this dispensation and time is rather low, don't you think?

First off, the US constitution did not have the luxury of being typed on a computer, as we all know, computers of this age have various Auto-Correct features.
Such should have been employed.

Also, you should have highlighted the following in the text you quoted since you feel the need to justify the mistake.



From the highlights above, we can deduce that:-
1. The misspellings in the Original document of the US constitutiom was as a result of it's been hastily written just after the convention concluded. The Buhari led FG had more than 4 months to type Thirty-Seven (37) names.

2. At that time, the American spelling of words was inconsistent at best. In this time and dispensation, we have machines that are capable of spelling, writing and talking correctly for us.

3. The misspelled word in the ministerial list was highlighted, it should have been easy to detect.

The above said, I believe that no one is above mistakes and that gaffes are allowed, however such should not repeat itself next time over a simple document of not more than 200 words. It begs the question of competency at high levels.

JEGA01:
your head is working, bro! Thumbs up!

MizMyColi:
@Midolian
Using the errors of a document that is more than a century (100 years) old to justify a typographical error which was made in this dispensation and time is rather low, don't you think?

First off, the US constitution did not have the luxury of being typed on a computer, as we all know, computers of this age have various Auto-Correct features.
Such should have been employed.

Also, you should have highlighted the following in the text you quoted since you feel the need to justify the mistake.



From the highlights above, we can deduce that:-
1. The misspellings in the Original document of the US constitutiom was as a result of it's been hastily written just after the convention concluded. The Buhari led FG had more than 4 months to type Thirty-Seven (37) names.

2. At that time, the American spelling of words was inconsistent at best. In this time and dispensation, we have machines that are capable of spelling, writing and talking correctly for us.

3. The misspelled word in the ministerial list was highlighted, it should have been easy to detect.

The above said, I believe that no one is above mistakes and that gaffes are allowed, however such should not repeat itself next time over a simple document of not more than 200 words. It begs the question of competency at high levels.

unite4real:
correct one

MizMyColi:
@Midolian
Using the errors of a document that is more than a century (100 years) old to justify a typographical error which was made in this dispensation and time is rather low, don't you think?

First off, the US constitution did not have the luxury of being typed on a computer, as we all know, computers of this age have various Auto-Correct features.
Such should have been employed.

Also, you should have highlighted the following in the text you quoted since you feel the need to justify the mistake.



From the highlights above, we can deduce that:-
1. The misspellings in the Original document of the US constitutiom was as a result of it's been hastily written just after the convention concluded. The Buhari led FG had more than 4 months to type Thirty-Seven (37) names.

2. At that time, the American spelling of words was inconsistent at best. In this time and dispensation, we have machines that are capable of spelling, writing and talking correctly for us.

3. The misspelled word in the ministerial list was highlighted, it should have been easy to detect.

The above said, I believe that no one is above mistakes and that gaffes are allowed, however such should not repeat itself next time over a simple document of not more than 200 words. It begs the question of competency at high levels.