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Just like all big cartels, the church too is fighting back. Fear big Oil. Fear big Tobacco. Fear big Gun. Fear big Insurance. Finally, fear big Church. |
See metamorphosis! |
mrvitalis:The corruption and criminality in that sector has always been below the radar. It's as if the successive governments never cared for the revenue potential that abound in that sector. |
This sector is still at the potential level. It should ordinarily measure up to the oil industry if well positioned. |
Homeboiy:All income generated usually funds projects in the next budget year, or projected income funds the current budget year. |
Coming from the same man who said that the 2007 election is a do or die affair for PDP. Even the PDP beneficiary of that election, admitted the election was plagued with electoral fraud. |
The society will fall apart as all systems will fail. Be it financial system, family system, religious system, educational system. We will go round back to the middle ages but without any morality. |
This OP for his level of ignorance, does not even deserve a reply. He must be a Cameroonian to be so ignorant of political events in Nigeria. |
FreeWorld23:My thoughts exactly. Even the buyer is not a clean enterpreneur. He his also shady. |
aolawale025:So it is a lie now, but if it concerns the current government, every accusation is true? |
Funnicator:Very young at which age? What age did Donald Duke, James Ibori or Fashola become governors of their respective state? Soon a 60yr old man would be called party youth leader. |
Even APC did better than PDP. |
Rokia2:It is typical for one to hide under the claim of sarcasm when shown to be inappropriately opinionated. That your parochial mindset and that of others have been educated is enough consolation, even if I hurt your pride. |
This is Hard Rock Cafe. |
Rokia2:Because Paul has his own house, his own wife and kids and his own friends too. Because they are twins, must they lose their individuality? Must Omotola be friends with both of them? Peter is in his house, let him enjoy his own life. Paul is also enjoying in his own house, so how is that a problem to the society? Must Paul leave his own house to have a lowkey get together in Peter's house, for a birthday that he is also a celebrant with a wife and family and friends to merry with? Mind you, this is not an elaborate birthday celebration, where you can say one planned to have a bash without involving the other twin. This is just a guy having friends over at his house and celebrating, yet a nosy world won't just let him have peace in his own house. |
Rokia2:I didn't know they were living in the same house, such that one twin entertaining guests in his own house should equate to both being at the same place. Maybe they should have married the same woman to ensure they won't be parted? |
Even without their boycott, the turnout percentage of registered voters in the 2013 election was only 30+% . This year's election voter turnout might even be higher despite their boycott. At the end of the day, Mama Nkechi has made lots of sales of Ofe Nsala condiments, while Chibuzor has wasted 1 month family feeding budget to eat and drink. |
shurley22:I am only telling you to put your eyes on your own family, and let others live their life with their own family too. Very soon you will ask why they are not sharing boxers. |
shurley22:Are you sure you are okay too? A full grown adult man is celebrating his birthday with his own family and friends. His twin brother equally has a family of his own to celebrate with and friends too. You should have asked for Paul to also share the same bedroom, wife and kids with Peter. Better still, also ask for Idowu and Alaba. |
Rokia2:He is with his own family and friends too. |
Ok |
PrecisionFx:My version is the national and international version. No one is asking of the Northern or Yoruba soldiers and NCOs who Nzeogwu marched about the Sardauna's palace in the disguise of covert training exercises. We are talking of the Igbo coup planners and masterminds who planned the coup, and who gave the orders, and who fired the shots that killed Northerners and Southerners that were not Igbo, and who got to the Eastern region only to sit at the table for discussions like gentlemen with their own tribal kin and regional premier. Enough of your Igbo revisionism. You have already been fully paid back with compound interest rate for your treachery, so stop with the fear of another backlash. |
IPOB has refused to give up on its circus show. A clown cannot resist the temptation to amuse. |
PrecisionFx:He already listed the top 8 members of the coup, with only 1 Yoruba and 7 Igbos, yet you are still asking for Yorubas who were integral part of the coup? More integral than the already listed top 8? Even if the top 20 were listed, 18 would still be Igbos while Captain Ganiyu Adeleke will take the Yoruba tally to 2 out of 20 coupist. Even Major Ademoyega fought with Major Ifeajuna while both were in jail, because he realised he had only been used for the tribal agenda of the Igbos. The January 1966 coup was an Igbo coup that was fully embraced by them, and celebrated by them. Infact, the Northern Igbos made sure to remind the Northerners how their leaders were killed by them, the Igbos. They were so proud of their actions, an admiration that would eventually condemn that generation of Igbos to misery and gnashing of teeth. |
Madam, abeg use make-up cover this abomination. This is a warning to all ladies bleaching now and thinking they are doing fine. You are not doing fine ooo, you are only doing yourself and your future. When you age, nature will nab you like nabila. |
I support this wholeheartedly. If the federal government is useless and clueless, the state governments must rise to the occasion to the disgrace of the FG. Farmer dey work, cow dey chop, Fulani herdsmen dey make sales. That scenario is not acceptable anywhere in Nigeria. |
correctguy101:Exactly! No proud country will accept such rubbish behaviour directed at it. The brainless guy just wants to court diplomatic trouble. |
legitnow:International disgrace of the statue holders who never begged you to give them a statue? I trust Ghana and SouthAfrica to exact their own pound of flesh for the same International entertainment and disgrace. Look for trouble, and find double trouble. You think you are doing Okorocha who would have moved on? You are only doing yourself? |
legitnow:Typical IPOB acting without thinking. How it would affect Okorocha is what I need you to explain. |
legitnow:Someone pointed out the stupidity in your agenda to destroy the statues, then you suddenly lost your cool on realising that indeed your agenda is truly aimless when money had already been wasted. In addition, I am certain that Igbos in Liberia, Ghana and South Africa, will be praying that brainless kin like you do not create a hostile host society for them in those countries, when its citizens watch you topple the statues of their presidents. Think before you act like an animal without bearing. You cannot invite international leaders to come grace the unveiling of their statues, only for a new state government to come in and topple it because it never supported it from the onset. Does that action bring the money back into the state purse? Are you ready for the reaction to the diplomatic insult you have projected across International boundaries? |
HITdemUP:I'm pained that an educated tribe could begin to compete with the almajiris of the North, as it concerns idiocy. |
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