₦airaland Forum

Gentew:
Anybody that can not interface with him should resign

festacman:
Not sure how Nuhu Ribadu will function effectively as NSA given the many ongoing military operations in the country as he was not a military man but police officer. Would the rank-conscious and superiority-minded Generals at Defense Headquarters interface freely and smoothly with him? Time will tell. But no doubt a bold call if eventually made.

In fairness, Alhaji Ismaila Gwarzo a retired Nigerian high ranking security and intelligence official and who was also a police officer was once NSA but under[b][/b] [/b]late Gen Abacha, a military president[b][b][/b].

lexy2014:
How is a democrat and firm believer in the rule of law?

What had rule of law got to do with the topic?

frank14011991:
I don't know why ibos are jealous of akpabio.

inoki247:
Lol Shetimma no dey hide him feelings...

nnamdi640:
Just see your mentality, foolishness runs in some people DNA. You mean all the Labour party members that won in Lagos, Abuja, Delta and rivers are all Igbos? You guys should always use your common sense sometimes

Yugoslavia247:
Lol.


If na your pikin you go tell am to stay.

People whose children can not even study in naija are the ones doing the most to prevent doctors from going.

Tinubu can not stop corruption..

A country like Nigeria needs someone to stop the corruption.

talented321:
the manchi never believe he will shake jaga one day, over excitement want kill the manchi

muykem:
The man is so excited. He doesn't know that there will be an opportunity to shake president of Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Ogene001:
What you prefer is irrelevant, Enugu people didn't vote for him. He bought PDP ticket with money. He looted Enugu under Chimaroke

Ogene001:
Mbah will be removed by the courts. Tinubu cannot save him

iammo:
I watched him speak on how he would tackle water challenges.. His project funding method and many more

The guy is quite sound and he knows what he wants

Hamachi:
HmmmmmmSad truth😥😥😥😥😥 This real-life story of Uncle Owusu, after living in the UK for 38 years and at the age of 71, Uncle Owusu finally relocated to Ghana this year—to live in his 6-bedroom mansion which took him 9 years to complete.

Apparently, now in Ghana and in his mansion, Uncle Owusu lives in the living room of the house while his caretaker lives upstairs in his huge master bedroom. This is because Uncle Owusu cannot climb the stairs without the help of another person. Even with help, it will take him 15 minutes to make the climb.

As such, Uncle Owusu has decided to stay downstairs of his mansion (in the living room) as all 6 bedrooms are upstairs. The house has a living room, toilet, and kitchen downstairs and 3 rooms on the first floor, and another 3 (including the master bedroom) on the second/last floor.

This is surely not how Uncle Owusu anticipated his retirement. But that is the reality of his journey. This will be the life of many other Africans living abroad—building mansions back home without caring about their old age.

In fact, if you are building a dream house for yourself to live in and by 50 years that house is not done, forget it.

Uncle Owusu almost wasted 38 years of his life doing menial jobs abroad hoping to go and retire back home in his mansion and enjoy life. Now, he has no life to enjoy and someone is really enjoying the mansion.

Like most aged persons, Uncle Owusu is not even able to enjoy a bottle of malt at his age—because that will shoot up his sugar level. Yet, he said he was working hard all his life to enjoy his best life which included eating and drinking the finest when he retires.

Now, he is only able to eat salads—and even that, without dressing. He cannot even chew any of the fine meat out there without his cholesterol sending warning signs.

How is this life and the great retirement? Yet, this will be the life of more than half of us.

The solution is to take mini-retirements now and enjoy your life and luxury now.

[/b]Life starts when you start[b].

lomprico:
I read the post over and over I dint see anywhere deji mentioned Igbo. I just know one idiotic bigot will call out igbos and here he is.

tommykiwi:
Nepotism loading .............

Tilumbu continue dey play.

Shikini:
A Mechanical Engineer is CBN governor?
Lol ... tribalism is Nigeria's biggest problem

sonature1:
The soldier thought that the train captain was a bloody civilian who could do him no harm. RIP

Daytonbale:
when I was in Calabar in 2018 a plate was 300 or 400 in some places at Etta-Agbor . White soup was 500 I miss Calabar though

Jibabs2:
Noodle is for kids.

tesppidd:
Wike's frequent visits at Aso Rock is getting ridiculous.
At this rate if this man is not given minister his beef with Tinubu will surpass that of Atiku oohh.

[/b]I won't be surprised if he says he is fighting for Southern ministers[b].

TemplarLandry:
Way to go!
This govt seems to be alive to modern-day realities.