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vislabraye:yes, i am for real. |
Only when the common man start realising that praise singing our corrupt political elite is doing more harm to the country and its people and decisively stand against them can we begin to fashion out a way forward. I cant imagine, an erring company bragging about having the nigerian political class in their pockets, meanwhile in china, the moment ur papers expire, u become a fugitive, here foreigners roam free without adequate papers and when the notic of relevant authority is drawn, the nigerian calling their attention is persecuted. Daily, i am beggining to get convinced that it really is a zoo. |
You want a definition of house wife? Check the Koran. |
For what its worth, this observation seems kinda stale...the cbn governor already addressed this topic extensively months ago when it was hot as a topic. As for the airlines, they have been known to cut corners over the years wether forex be available or not. I am of the opinion that the airlines can pull thier resources together in a consortium and buy up or partner with one of the oil well owners, and refine their needed aviation fuel. Ps, i agree that the state should distance itself from religion...i just feel this particular scenarion here has been addressed months ago and is a case of flogging a dead horse. |
That moment when you ask a judge... What do you plead to all the charges levied against you? Guilty or not guilty?....you know the jungle is a matured one. |
Progressive01:was thinking in this direction before i saw your comments... There have been a lot of praise singing about Obiano and his projects in Anambra. His people should return the favours. Its rare for a working governor to not return for a second term. Power ultimtely belongs to the people. |
Yeaaaa...we share the same date. ccaramel: |
Fayose if you think that account wasnt involved in any alleged embezzlement or misapropriation of funds, patiently allow it to be probed. You often pride yourself as a man of the people, this is an opportunity to portray yourself as an upright man. Be tried, be found guiltless and be more honoured. Otherwise, pay for your crimes. |
24SEVEN:thank u...it just tires me to see we the populace turn against ourselves which only serve the interests of the elites. On the political front, they portray to the masses that one party or one tribe is negative but on the economic side, they keep marrying eachother and consolidating on their gains and wealth, showing to us that those divisions(ethnic or political party) are not worth the headache but economic survival. As such, as the populace, we should also put up a united front and focus on ensuring the economic survival of this country iss guaranteed. God bless you, God bless Nigeria. |
treasuremi1:amen...God bless you too. |
Whats the verdict? |
omoplaycool:lol...thanks...i am glad i share these thoughts with u. |
Tinubu might have been the biggest facilitator in funding the APC, it will however be myopic to submit that he funded the APC from his personal coffers, his hard earned money. Truth remains that incubents often have more access to state funds which is used to fund their second term agenda... Tinubus withdrawal of support will certainly deal a huge blow on the APC aspiration but i doubt it will really be felt financially. Our political elites remain corrupt, amoral and insensitive. Mortgaging the future of this country for the opportunity to get four more years to loot this country. Our focus definitely shouldnt be on who is financing any one's ambitions, our concern should be whose money is being used. Personal incomes or our collective/nationa wealth. Note, the contradiction is not really a party vs party thing rather it is an elite vs people struggle. We shouldnt be celebrating the rise and fall of political parties every four years, rather we should be celebrating accountability aand transparency in public office. We should strive to consolidate on our democracy rather than be addressing petty foot notes that only serve as distractions to the true challenges currently bedevilling our dear nation, |
lovelygurl:lol...i didnt tink u were a football fan...i imagined ur brodas or bf were in charge of the remote at the time. |
lovelygurl:that statement is only true sometimes and maybe during the breaks as it is now |
lovelygurl:wow...are u watching too? |
lovelygurl:lol...my day was fine too o, watching football now |
rickyrex:my worry is why u av to quote me for this post... |
So what exactly is the policy on gun control in this country. I believe this either a cult/gang battle or motor park tout factional battle(nurtw). Hopefully, concerbed stakeholders can be reached earlier as i doubt the npf will tke charge and curb this menace. |
Jenny1010:bae invite me nah |
vickylala239:sure u know the story is fiction. |
lovelygurl:thw story is obviously untrue...hes just one of dem lazy bloggers. Hows ur day going |
lovelygurl:oh maam, why the hiss? Share ur opinion please. |
PoliticalThuG:my man i tire o...as if its dat easy to kidnap. |
Good story...people need to be observant...i however feel these stories are usually incomplete. If all it takes is the handkerchief touching u and u are unconscious, i dont see how u can be totaly vigilant against such...your permision does not need to be sought before a handkerchief brushes over ur body or clothes. Everybody who uses public transport know you can hardly avoid body contact in these vehicles. Congrats to the person for returning unharmed. As much as i feel the story is incomplete, i do not wish to detract from the moral of the story wich is that we all be vigilant especially in this ember times. Happy new month, hope we all share good memories in the new year. |
mejai:damn...i go like know u...love the sarcasm....harlem shake to twerking |
Damn it mehn...all the tribal comments above makes me regret booking this space...oga op, take ur space back. |
Award for exceptional duties in the kitchen and most especially, "the other room!" |
"he who says organisation, says oligarchy'' Roberto Michels This is not news. Please make this country work, habitable and enjoyable for its citizens. In every country there are always oligarchical tendencies(governments within govenments) the serious governments however find means to work with the contradictions and ensure the make the lives of their people better. Enough with the excuses. |
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