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I don't really blame her, she loved him with everything including her money. She got angry and tired of tolerating him and she snapped. She is human hence the reation. The guy was helpless without her, she was an angel packaged by God for him and he really clung to her and her resources but he was actually helpless all that while. However, he loved her till death. They both made mistakes: she snapped after so many years of tolerance and lost it all; he wasn't gonna work any other job but his battery project, even the brown collar job he took was reluctantly and you saw how he handled it. She should have been satisfied with the house and $10million grant. Everyone would have lived happily ever after. She got jealous, greedy and desperate. As for the guy, there is no hell worst than the fury of an angry, wounded and raging woman. |
Nnemuka:Let me chip into your mind an advice: stop generalizing about men or even women. It will be strange in your mind when you meet different men. |
Nnemuka:Excluding me! |
lonlytroy:The lifeless one will not come for the debate, mark my words. |
GavelSlam:Your assertion is not constructive, it makes me wonder if you are keen to instigate an argument. |
I can't stop reading and appreciating the extracts of Peter Obi's punchlines delivered yesterday during the Vice Presidency Debate. I say: Peter Obi was wonderful; you can say it again.
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babyfaceafrica:It helped you and every doubting Thomas out there to decide. Get Atikulated today. |
PDP Press Statement PDP Hails Peter Obi’s Performance At Presidential Debate …Berates Osinbajo On N8 trillion Subsidy Scandal The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) congratulates its Vice Presidential candidate, Governor Peter Obi, for his outstanding performance at the 2019 Vice Presidential debate on Friday. The party says Peter Obi amply displayed an unprecedented understanding of the dynamics of the critical sectors of our economy with practical solutions to the myriad of problems as against Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who dwelt on false performance claims and displayed scanty understanding of economic issues. The PDP applauds Peter Obi’s articulation of statistics; of practical steps to revamp our economy, trigger wealth creation, massive employment and return our people to productivity, through the revitalization of our productive and manufacturing sectors under our Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar. The party said Peter Obi’s spontaneous presentation of solutions on critical sectors including education, health, energy, power and security among others, shows PDP’s unparalleled preparedness to take over the reign of government, in line with the yearnings and aspirations of Nigerians to return our nation to the path of good governance, national cohesion and economic prosperity. The PDP however berated Vice President Osinbajo for not being able to articulate any solution or show what the Buhari administration intends to do differently, if re-elected but rather dwelt on lame excuses, blame games and playing to the gallery. This debate has further exposed the humongous corruption in the Buhari Presidency, as Vice President Osinbajo could not provide answers to the exposed N8 trillion sleazes in the fuel subsidy regime under the Buhari administration. It invited Nigerians to note how the Vice President was jittery and ill-at ease throughout the debate, particularly as his most of his performance claims especially in food provision, infrastructure and security were all fictitious. The party further faulted Prof. Osinbajo's attempt to brand the pdp as corrupt, saying all records and statistics show that corruption escalated under President Buhari and that his administration ranks as the most corrupt in the history of our nation. The party submitted that Prof. Osinbajo and the Buhari administration lack every moral standing to speak on social welfare when the Vice President is yet to explain the whereabouts of the N33 billion meant for the provision of food and other items for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) suffering in the North East. Finally, the PDP awaits the main Presidential debate and challenges President Buhari to perish the idea of sending a proxy but to get ready to face the PDP candidate, Atiku Abubakar, before all Nigerians. Signed: Kola Ologbondiyan National Publicity Secretary |
Zieina:You still dey dream when scores are almost settled, wake up! |
lconised:Peter Obi all the way! |
ntyce:Did that figure make the economy unworkable; grounded. No, infact Nigeria was more prosperous under PDP than the APC, the GDP figures and economic variables over the years can corroborate my point. |
They sneaked subsidy back into the system even when they deceived us that it was removed. The NNPC became the sole importer of petroleum products at the detriment of the private sector which is suppose to drive the forces of demand and supply of petroleum products in a free economy. |
My people, listen to the annoying figures of the govt spending on health and education and tell me you wanna justify subsidy. |
Osinbajo, you mean we should continue to tolerate subsidy. |
Osinbajo, I ask: should the NNPC be the sole/major importer of petroleum products in Nigeria as we have today? |
IamAtikulate:Gba be! |
Arabiandude:All the annual budget for the years we have been in democratic government, how much of it was stolen in the shop? |
ZACHIE:Explain how it is an economic policy, not issue |
Just listen to Peter Obi on unemployment, GDP and Stock market. Peter Obi said: You can't shut down your shop and be chasing criminals. |
Rikidony:We are tired of the emphasis on "where we came from" , we are talking what APC has done within 3 years in office to see if the change is positive. Alas! It is negative change; killing the economy and the Nigerian people. |
crestedaguiyi:That is the trend with APC; blame it on PDP. They have had 3 years to rin Nigeria but they keep blaming their challenges on PDP |
Osibanjo just talked about infrastructure and keeps making a mountain out of the mole hill of corruption like they always emphasize. Again, we would like to emphasize. Anti Corruption is not an economic policy! Osinbajo, please note. |
jomonic:I see you are feeling Peter Obi |
IFearGod:Oga, learn to spell "Shiver". Peter Obi made points about the VP being the Chief Executive of the Economy of Nigeria. He speaks with figures, facts and valid points. Stop fooling yourself; disabuse your mind. |
Wallade:Osibanjo talking trust between the President and Vice President. Peter Obi emphasized that the Vice President has a role to build the economy. He also emphasized loyalty to the President in the effort to make Nigeria work again. |
Osinbajo, how tasking has the job of Vice President of Nigeria been? |
Jonathan:APC robbed in Osun, we leave that to the tribunal and courts to decide. |
amaechi1:I dey laugh in Daura! Anyway, we will chat after January 19, 2019. |
The administration of Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi will provide jobs for Nigerians. Noted! |
Can't wait to feel the next Vice President - His excellency, Peter Obi. |
ECOWAS single currency will be detrimental to the Nigeririan economy. |
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