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sunnedee2:
As per No.1: That's bound to happen whoever you are.

The others: I really don't give a fu.k

u sounded more like a politician already.. Pls b safe bro

Annie939:
hahahaha I only answered your question u know

sure my LADY... Its a pleasure havin u here...

sunnedee2:
Nope.
Please enlighten me.

no1.. U wil av a lot of enemies... 2.. No one wil ever trust u again... 3.. Being ambitious in politics can endanger ur life.. 4.. U wil now make this slogan "NECESSARY LIES" ur watchword..


E.t.c

Annie939:
hahaha you are funny .just to bring down fuel pump price to 60N per litre and dollar to l00N .1 dollar 100N

nice vision dear... Buh remember, President Buhari also promised dat b4 he got into power, nd now he's there, Petro price skyrocketted to 145naira/litre nd 1 dollar is equivalent to 300naira +.. Don't u tink there are som unseen forces that are preventing all campaign promises frm being kept?

sunnedee2:
And if I am?

we both know the consequences of being a politician bro

Lalasticala...

Lalasticala...

Lalasticala... Where are yhu?

sunnedee2:
Respect....

be safe bro... So far u ar nt a politician

sunnedee2:
Ok, I won't go into the technical aspects about increasing Megawatts etc.

I will send a bill to the effect that every consumer, REPEAT, EVERY CONSUMER should be issued with pre paid meters with immediate effect. No consumer should pay for electricity until you get one.

Any company that doesn't want to comply should bow out.

You will see constant electricity soon cause it will now be "no light no pay".

That's one aspect...

I really don't have time for this discussion tonight.

Good night..

hmmmm.. Nice one bro... I share ur opinion bro... I doff my hat

sunnedee2:
Believe me sir,
Solve Electricity problem in Nigeria and you have solved 70% of the problem.

As an insight, someone confided in me in December 2016 they spend 4million Naira monthly at one Teaching Hospital ( name withheld). That's about 48 million annually. Now tell me, how many people's salary will 48 million pay per annum?

Bro, lets forget Nigeria matter Abeg.
Have a happy night rest.

sure... Electricity is one of the paramount catalyst needed in solving our problems in Nigeria, buh what u avnt told us, is how u plan on solving it in just a year...

Annie939:
yes dear , I will .

ok... Ok... Accepted, buh, assuming this is a National debate, can u propose to us how u think u can alleivate the poverty of our people in just a year...? Madam President

psucc:
Another Buhari sighted. Longer throat and money monger.

By the way 'pay for what you consume - electricity'

lolz... Guy.. U funny o

Annie939:
poverty

u sure u can handle that within just a year?

sunnedee2:
No. 1: Electricity

No 2: Electricity

No 3: Electricity

I can go on and on about the reason(s) for the above.

At least, doctors will no longer use I better pass my neighbor to perform C/S section again.

And you average Seun and Chkukwuma can start small business like barbing salon without first spending half of his savings on buying generator.

Somebody should continue jare.

i can c dat, all u ar clamouring 4 is Electricity.. Na inside Nija we dey na... Buh do u tink u can end eletricity problems in just a year?

Horlufemi:
It won't, to make it easy I feel there should be a campaign on doing right and doing your job on how it will be done. Gradually it will sink into their hearts.

You can only change Nigeria from the heart of Nigerians, not by force. It will take time 20, 30 years, but it will work once it gets to their sub conscious.

u ar right, buh, am just hoping u understand fully well the mentality of the people of this country... Nija i dey hail o

Ahmadgani:
One man, one house


One man, one car


One man, one wife


One man, one child


One man, one job


One man, one bank account


One town, one bar


One town; one big mosque, one big church and one big shrine


One state, one university


One state; five psychiatry and ten rehabs


One state; plenty police


I could go on but lets stop here

chai... Omo see plans... U really think all this can really be implemented when we have a lot of sturborn goats in the upper chambers?

Horlufemi:
It's a simple thing, but we have visionless leaders.

No 4. It's to enforce law properly.

bro, i doff my hat 4 u o... U b gud nigerian... Buh do u tink it wil b easy doing that?

subtlemee:
6....i'll take my time and loot then use the loot to bribe my way out and or sue EFCC on top

ahahahahah... Even as a woman, u've got the heart of a Man.. Kudos...

samincredible44:
no 7:kill every politician in pdp and apc

ah bro, u wicked o...

Horlufemi:
1. Power supply 2. Health care 3. Security

nice1 bro... Ur head dey dia u are indeed a gud nigerian..

Hello fellow Nigerians, this thread was created just for the purpose of knowing which of the current problems we are facing in this country is more general (facing everyone) so out of all the problems, which one will you as an individual, tackle first assuming you were given just a 1 year Mantle to steer the leadership role of this country.. (i.e to be our President for just a year)


Here are the few problems i personally think we are generally facing in Nigeria..


1. Epileptic power supply


2. Corruption


3. Recession



4. Oil and Gas sector



5. Security

OR


6. YOUR OWN Zero bank account


as for me o, na number 5 i go first tackle o, follow by the rest..

How I wish NYSC were to be WYSC Worldwide Youth Service Corp After you graduate, they
post you to New York to serve,
Post some to Dubai or Canada.


Then the middle east will be like the north
east, If they post you to Afganistian,
Syria or Iraq, you redeploy back
to Jamaica, Brasil or Spain!
Kaii!! That one go sweet die,


Then USA, Canada and UK Will be like Abuja, Port Harcourt and Lagos... where everyone is rushing! Chineke!


Calabar and Uyo are like Caribbean and Hawaii. Omo you'll see Nigerian students
taking school very serious... so
they can go and serve!

And if you serve well, they retain you maybe in Google Office, Or
Facebook USA
Blackberry Canada or Apple!
Guys!!!


E go sweet like.....# chocolate


#cpd

The full The Emirates FA Cup quarter-final draw:

Chelsea FC v Manchester United


Middlesbrough FC v Huddersfield Town or Manchester City


Tottenham Hotspur v Millwall Football Club


Sutton United FC/Arsenal v Lincoln


man u in 4 another thrash

Premier League leaders Chelsea reached the quarter- finals of the FA Cup with victory over Wolves in an entertaining tie at Molineux. Wolves, just five points above the Championship relegation zone, took a positive approach in the first half as George Saville lashed an early strike against the post. Chelsea's defence was repeatedly tested before the visitors finally upped the tempo, forcing Wolves back and allowing Pedro to dart in and head home unmarked at the back post. Diego Costa sealed Chelsea's place with his 16th goal of the season as he slid a low finish past Carl Ikeme. The draw for the quarter-finals takes place on Sunday at 18:30 GMT on the BBC News Channel,

Reaction and coverage of the FA Cup fifth round Chelsea sparkle beats Wolves grit Pedro breaks the deadlock for Chelsea Chelsea, eight points clear at the top of the Premier League, were put under pressure by Burnley in their last outing - a 1-1 draw at Turf Moor - and although Wolves' defence did not have the bite of the Clarets', the hosts were quick to close down. Blues boss Antonio Conte made seven changes to his side, breaking with the consistency that has been key to their success this season. A lively start from Wolves rattled Chelsea in the first half, but as the Blues grew into the game the hosts left them too much space to exploit, never more so than for the opener, as Eden Hazard and Willian were afforded time to tee up the unmarked Pedro. The second goal felt inevitable and it duly came as the hosts committed men forward, the ball breaking kindly to Costa in the area off a Wolves body and swiftly dispatched into the corner. Wolves show change of pace Wolves have not reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup since 2003, and had they been able to keep their intensity across 90 minutes against the Blues they may have ended that barren run. But the final result was perhaps to be expected in a season marred by inconsistency. Impressive wins away to Stoke and Liverpool to reach this stage of the cup have been in stark contrast to their league form. Paul Lambert's men are winless in the league in February - a run taking in defeats to fellow strugglers Wigan and Burton - and have now lost their last three matches in all competitions, all of which were on home soil and all without scoring a goal. Nevertheless, this latest performance was a spirited one and much appreciated by Lambert and the Molineux crowd, who gave the players a warm ovation as they left the pitch. 'Chelsea passed a test' - Analysis Ex-Wales striker John Hartson on BBC Match of the Day: "Wolves started the game really brightly and caused a lot of problems in the first 25 minutes. Chelsea came into the game more in the second half. They have got a fantastic squad and in the end it was pretty comfortable." Former England winger Trevor Sinclair on MOTD: "Antonio Conte has started something at Chelsea. There is a culture at the football club. Players on the periphery are still fit and when they play, they do a job. They may be favourites for the FA Cup too." Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder Andy Townsend on BBC Radio 5 live: "It was a very good game and very competitive, the top third was the difference between the sides. Wolves had lots of half- chances but when Chelsea had theirs, they took them. "Chelsea made lots of changes today, but their attitude was good, they have passed a test today. "You do not question Diego Costa's work-rate. He is running everywhere but he has the knack of being in the right place at the right time. The best striker in the Premier League at the moment." Man of the match - Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea) Pedro's FA Cup streak - match stats Pedro has now scored in the third, fourth and fifth rounds of this season's FA Cup. The Spanish forward has scored seven goals in his last 10 competitive appearances. Diego Costa ended a four- game run without a goal (413 minutes). Chelsea have now won 10 of their last 11 games in all competitions versus Wolves (L1), keeping eight clean sheets in the process. Antonio Conte's side have failed to score in just one of their last 12 away games in all competitions. This was Chelsea's 24th win of 2016-17 in all competitions, despite only playing 31 games overall (77% win ratio). They won just 20/53 in 2015-16 (38%). This was Wolves' fourth successive defeat in all competitions and they haven't scored in any of the last three. 'There is no easy games' Chelsea boss Antonio conte

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[quote author=ufuosman post=53846869][/quote]u dnt av to remind me... Just let barca fail to qualify and watch me commit a very nice sweetcide.. 10k no b small tin na!

ufuosman:
no worry, just commit the suicide. na die u go just die, you no go think anything again

u tink even death can stop me frm tinkin abt my money? Not certain bro.