passyjango:

You got it wrong; corruption is a by-product of a society that has gotten its values wrong. Like I said before the problem is not in the systems we have. Although they are not perfect (and non is) they can still get the job done given a better society. Take our education system to America or Japan and it will still run better than it does here. We need to clean up the society. Our problem is insincerity; we pay lip service to our development. We claim we want change but on Election Day we vote on sentiments: North or South, Not born rich or born rich, Christians or Muslims.

How can you say a system is bad when you have not implemented it sincerely and have consistently starved it of funds?

Here is a simple analogy, assuming your TV could not turn on during a low voltage situation. Do you then assume that the system (the TV) is bad and buy a new one? Even if you buy a new TV, at very low voltage the new system (new TV) will still not work, leading to waste of time and money. To conclude that your TV is bad, you have to first provide it with adequate power via your generator or connect it through a powerful AVR. Until the TV is supplied with rated voltage and it still does not turn on, only then will it be reasonable to conclude that the system (the TV) is bad.

We cannot assume that our Education system is wrong until we have fully implemented it sincerely and wholeheartedly. Only then can we objectively analyse the problems of the system.

Inked_Nerd:


I know this is meant to be constructive criticism but I can't help but laugh. I hate his acting [along with other Nigerian actors and actresses] as well. As for his body, although I may not like his body, I think that if he's happy and healthy then he should stay as he is. . . On the other hand it wouldn't hurt if he toned up. There's always pressure on actresses to look good so why not the men? One actor I HOPE, WISH, and PRAY would work on his body is Ramsey Noah

texazzpete:

, if they can't make air transportation 100% safe, is it worth the risk to the people on the ground?

ROSSIKE:

I think you're far too quick to dismiss those energy sources.

WRONG. The USA generates up to 35,000 mw on wind power. Germany generates at least 26,000 mw on wind.

metroguy2:

I have waited for a very long time for this to happen. please NO PLEA BARGAIN OH

bisiaet:

If many can rise up to this kind of occassion it would help alot because so many are in police custody for too long with no charges, some dont even know what offence they commited at all I really appeal to the judge to order the arrest of the IGP if he fails to obey the court order.

1025:

is not only jonathan, it is against the law of pdp as a party to attand public debates. i was listening to dosumu (pdp gubernitorial candidate of lagos) on wazobia one day and i felt too bad. can u invite my state(imo) gov - ohakim for a public debate? the gov of abia state ran away so let us not blame joe rather it is their party.

Sagamite:

Honestly, after watching this, the display by Fashola shows that he is way above and ahead of these other candidates. He is structured, clear and intelligent in his delivery and queries.

The ANPP Tokoya is a reeetard with his constant Divine rubbish.

The JK Randle is a complete cretin with his rant as a 67 year old so he must be able to see the Governor. And he rambles on insisting on his age and making stewpid claims of sacrifice for lagos, not putting forth any logic. What a foool.

The APGA ediot rambled so much and never knew where his argument was or going sometimes that the facilitator had to ask him "So what is your question". I felt depressed and was thinking these are the kind of incompetent mooorons that are in public positions in Nigeria. How the hell do you achieve goals in a meeting with such a fooool.

The PDP Dosunmu was the only credible opposition and he was full of PDP.  

aisha2:

Sorry about the mix up however the translation of what he said has nothing to do with lynching.

congoshine:

Apparently Fashola wasn't being rude. Bashorun Randle actually has a criminal case against him

http://allafrica.com/stories/200801180165.html

Eko Ile:



"Presently my salary in a month is N883,338.00 while a member of the State Executive Council earns a little over N500,000 monthly. The reality of the new wage we are offering is that the most junior doctor moves from N110, 000 per month to N170,000 while the senior doctors moved from about 360,000 to over 700,000 per month", he added.

The Governor reminded the doctors that unlike the Federal Government which they want the State to replicate its salary figures, the State Government also provides cars, houses and free healthcare to its doctors which is not done at the federal level.

jabbok:

How did PDP obtain salami's call logs legally? Abeg which Network Salami dey use?

GEJ is desperate and leading Naija to d abatoir!

Kobojunkie:

I believe Quality is the issue . .  . We are still recovering from the INEC DDC-Machine situation as a nation, and from that we must have learnt that it in our best interest to pay for QUALITY at this time as we cannot afford anything less YET. If you can show that machines made in Nigeria are of equal or better quality than their Chinese made counterparts at this time, please do. Else, let's do away with the BLIND patriotism bull and be realistic.

Kobojunkie:

^^^ An advise is not MANDATORY suggestion. It is simply just that, an advise, and YOU are responsible still. You have to consider your situation to decide if that advice is good for you or not.

Stop pretending OJUJU CALABAR is to blame for all your woes please.