₦airaland Forum

@ jamace, U are such a dummin, Jst go to ghana down and c wot is happenin, it is disheartin to knw dat a country dat parades its self as d gaint of africa has nottin to show for, no good roads, no light, no infastructure among others, al our leaders is to make empty promise and embezzle monie, I pity u

Right now, we are groping. Yes, groping in the dark. Stumbling through the darkness in search oflight. Like a people without a shepard, Nigerians are wondering who really our leaders are and what the h” they are doing to resolve the daily suffocating problems they face. Nigerians are wondering whether this is really a country or just a pretence.
A nation in denial or just a mere geographical expression. In the last few years we have seen our country wither before our very eyes. Things are not getting better, they are getting worse. Take it from me. Ask the ordinary Nigerian, the millions of unemployed youths, the father who has a family of seven to feed and clothe, the small scale entrepreneur who needs electricity to eke out a living, the commercial drivers who ply our so-called roads that consume lives and destroy their cars and you will agree with me thatthings aren’t getting batter. You then wonder where are our leaders? What are they doing? What are they thinking?
From the summer of hope rekindled before and after the recent elections, Nigerians are now backin the winter of frustration and near hopelessness. For the government, politicians andlawmakers, it is back to business as usual. The prolifigacy, the sharing and squandering of millions of public money continue unabated. Government goes on making empty promises, delivering empty rhetorics that things will get better, yet there is no evidence that those in power are applying themselves to solving Nigeria’s problems. Rather, there is a preponderance of evidence that they are only concerned about their own welfare and that of their cronies. We are back to the hollow ritual and as millions of Nigerians groan under the burden of a gluttonic leadership, I am afraid something will soon give. The people will begin to demand for answers and action. The islands, fiefdoms and landmarks of the oppressors who claim they have the people’s mandate will first come under attack. Not for too long, the breaking point will be reached and those in power who have continued to abuse Nigeria will have no cover.
But before the spring of discontent comes upon us, we need to act. First, we need a president. Yes,we have one right now, but we need a president with guts. A president who can go for broke. One who can rise above his party politics, one who canride the storm of parochialism and make bold decisions. Nigerian needs a leader, a strong man with the positive attributes of decisiveness, sharpmind, a grip of the issues and one with resolute political will to turn Nigeria around. We are yet tosee these attributes on display. When merely constituting a cabinet consumes so much time, energy and attention and in the process becomes acrimonious, one is worried that the Sheriff is not in control. An ambivalent leader begets nothingness.
Indecisiveness leads to self destruct. Nigeria cannot afford such ambivalence and delay in taking important decisions at a time like this. We watch and we wait. We wait for the leader in President  Jonathan Goodluck to emerge. For nowwe are not yet convinced that the President has the right tools in his tool box. We are not sure, if he is ready take the road less travelled and prevent Nigeria from self destruct. The time for petty politics, ethnic politics is gone. It’s time for national service. In Nigeria today, we are unsure, if the moment has found the man we need to lead us at this point in our history. We now run two countries. One by President Goodluck Jonathan,  and the other by the Boko Haram Commanders. The government continues to stumble in its response. The army, Police and security agencies are working off different scripts. The country is under siege.
Nigeria needs a president that will not dither. One that will look our problems in the eye and deal with them. The rot all around us wreaks of government incompetence and failure. Nigeria needs a president that will implement without delay an action plan on fixing our roads. An actionplan on fixing the power sector, not just fantastic ideas on paper that fail to translate into more megawatts for our homes, businesses and industry. An action plan for some form of public transportation system that serves millions. We need an action plan with a time frame to deal with the menace of insecurity and an overhaul of the police system. More importantly, an agenda point for head hunting for the best Nigerian brains who can execute the action plan mandate. Nigeria is where it is today because of the pandering and nepotism that determine who gets appointed. Mediocrity has been taken to new heights in Nigeria. There is something wrongwith a country where only the crooked, the half-smart, those with a penchant for corruption, ethnic jingoist and those with godfathers only getinto powerful positions or pick up the most juicy contracts. No wonder, we are stuck with a nation now the 14th most failed state in the world according to the recent global ranking  out of the 177 countries considered by the Fund for Peace, an American independent non-profit research and educational organization.

Robana atih'na fidun'ya hasanata wa fil'khairati hasanata wakina azazba nar, Amen,
Drop ur important muslim prayers.

It's one years you left, Buh your memory is evagreen in our hrt, R.I.P Barrack - O- Grin, We love u, we miss you,

Is it until i met a girl in a bank or school b4 i can take her Home, Wat wrong metting a gurl in a brt bus, Na una sabi Ooo, Una dey form decent guyz, Well she later went home dat 9it, Promised to pay me a visit some day, na unilag babe,

I met this gurl in a brt bus, I spoke to her and accepted to follow me home, We had sex all day. Ok now start going home this girl refused she said she's spendin the night with me, Abegi nairalander help me out ooo , na jst 3 rounds I do oooo

I was posted to yobe state, Yobe is abt 20hrs from lag, Camp life was very interesting, Infact I enjoyed all camp social activities , The worst thing in yobe is the weather, Very hot Infact harrmattan don start , I was posted to community health centre in machina lg, Share ur camp experience ,

yeah, Dats's y d parents handed her to u, so teach her Hw to fork very well. But be gentle on her ,

pls I need d cause , symptoms and control of Stroke.

Drop your prayer points here ,

Bismillahi ramoni rohim , all praise to almighty Allah , lord of d universe you alone we worship and you alone we seek 4 help, guide us 2 the right path, the path of those whom you have restored your favored on and not d path of those you have lead astray . AMEN

Check the hotel , ,,