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Thumbs up if he can pull it through but Mehn, Ogun state is highly underdeveloped especially that village called Abeokuta |
we lost nothing. Afterall, NTA showed it live when it mattered most. peace bro, rather you lost!!!!!! |
eggheaders: Berem is too intelligent and advance for her kinsmen to figure out.y'all need to grow beyond sick ethnic and religious sentiments. that has put us in this hot mess administration.use your head folks. |
I wonder why this good news is not on the front page. if to say na bad news or the usual propaganda e for don front page even without no comment. |
[quote author=jas_o]Where is the factory located and what are the measure in place to check judicious spending of the loan? I can seen some dreaded brains applauding this empty project design to loot as usual![/quote]I think you are sick upstairs. must you comment when you really have absolutely nothing to contribute. emergency commentator like you |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Cyber tory. Of course your bunny toys will keep you company. Pink thingz.[/quote]seems you're lonely and bored; here on nairaland looking for who to vent out ur frustrations on. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Something tells me you're going to be lonely this valentine. O'eranko.[/quote]Sorry to burst ur bubble; till the day I die I can never be lonely cos I'm highly blessed in all facets of life. Moreso, I think tis better you go and look for your fellow lowlives cos you never reach. Ashewo oshi |
Since we have O-ambulances, we should expect O-mortuary and O-cemetery. |
[quote author=GARRI (x7)]Where is O-Gbawe to bring us some O-Pictures of the Ambulances??[/quote]You actually took the words out of my mouth. Abeg, where is O- Gbawe to come and tell us how those 'state of the art' O-ambulances will rather use wings to fly rather than ply those deplorable highways. |
Sincere 9gerian: I just realised that history has been made on this day, 6th of Feb 2013. The thread referenced below is the first non-ethnoreliguous thread to hit the 1,000 views mark WITHOUT making the front page.Seems you are still a learner; even if it reaches 100000 views, pls don't expect it to hit front page. Afterall, that post is not intended to critisize or make jest of Gej. |
In as much as no right thinking govt condones alms begging, Is sending poor beggers to prison the right way to solve the problem? Why do Lagos state govt detest the poor so much like this? How many agberos/ area boys who are the real menace to our societal welbeing have they sent to prison? Rather, they are engaged to fight their political battles and encouraged to harass and rob other law abiding citizens of the country. If not for sheer hypocricy, why should a sane person hail this anomaly and, at the same time condemn the Fct minister who have chosen to rehabilitate these poor beggers/ LovePeddlers?Rather than send them to prison for the failure of leadership, why can the Lagos state govt rehabilitate or betterstill, provide them with jobs. Being poor is not a crime rather failed leadership should be. I rest my case. |
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[quote author=Dudu_Negro]my problem with you guys is you are thin skinned, not hardcored to stand and finish the battle you start. the rest of nigeria want to live on a mutually guaranteed safety to life. even some of your brothers are beginning to see the wisdom and rewards of mutual cooperation (what you term butt licking and slavery). the new age igbo has realized that isolation (standing up) leads to irrelevance and dead end. so they are learning and joining with yorubas and hausas in building compromise (what you call kneeling down). it is paying off for them (in your code this is called coward). igbo has all kind of terms and codes that african empires used to wage war of expansion into Greatness two hundred years ago. igbo is coming into its own, trying to build empire in an age when imperial strength is no longer in trend. nobody talk anymore about brave, coward, slave.......people are united in a global concept of mutual benefits and win-win.[/quote]Pls, stop yarning dust and tell us with facts what ihejirika actually did wrong. Your reknowned hatred for the Igbos has beclouded your sense of reasoning rather than tell the world with facts what wrong the guy had committed, you're here spewing thrash as usual. |
[quote author=sweet_gala]He allocated disproportionate quotas to his state and region, and the Yoruba are suffering from that decision thou we don't like aggressive action like our northern and eastern neighbours. We are smart and patient. I'm sure the next time a Yoruba military man finds himself in a position to correct things a balance that favours everyone would be done unlike the scale topping these aboki and Biafra losers prefer.[/quote]Can you objectively elucidate further on these accusation with facts and show us the full promotions carried out the military? Thanks in advance |
In as much as no right thinking govt condones alms begging, Is sending poor beggers to prison the right way to solve the problem? Why do Lagos state govt detest the poor so much like this? How many agberos/ area boys who are the real menace to our societal welbeing have they sent to prison? Rather, they are engaged to fight their political battles and encouraged to harass and rob other law abiding citizens of the country. If not for sheer hypocricy, why should a sane person hail this anomaly and, at the same time condemn the Fct minister who have chosen to rehabilitate these poor beggers/ prostitutes rather than send them to prison for the failure of leadership to provide them with jobs. Being poor is not a crime rather failed leadership should be. I rest my case. |
[quote author=Dudu_Negro]ihejirika is facing controversy that may affect his career and. possibly limit the elevation of another igboman to that position for a while. there is need for ndigbo to soften the risk and help the man complete his military career. at this time when you start talking about building a network of military schools in other parts, you automatically flag the wrong interpretation. do not give your rivals any opportunity to view you as a risk or threat to their status quo.....achieve your goals with sealed and indiscreet lips. igbo love to shout their bravery n public places but when it comes to time to exhibit bravery they start shytting on themselves.[/quote]In your haste to condemn anything Igbo, you have failed to tell us what Ihejirika actually did wrong. If it is the normal propaganda being peddled by the so called owners of Nigeria and their butt licking slaves from the Sw, then, you've met a brick wall cos every discerning mind knows the truth. Ihejirika is winning the war against boko haram and no amount of propaganda will stop him. He is a thorough professional and he deserves the maximum support of all and sundry. |
why is this man so blood thirsty? Everything about him reeks of hypocrisy and violence. I wonder who takes him serious these days. |
warrior01: STFU, the (Abati) said the obvious truth known to all truthful and discerning minds. we know the true lovers of Nigeria. if all those hypocrites had performed then, why are we in this mess today?The question remains that if all these 'righteous' yesterday's men had performed, then, why are we still in the mess we found ourselves today? |
eggheaders: who just release you from aro.which obvious is the fu.ckard saying.he should get his heart together and go facee aunty oby open debate.their is still more defending to do cos the g-8 will be discussing about their wasteful spending in north ireland next week.maybe by next week what we will be hearing is that g-8 are now member of cpc/acn.fools like you should go get a life asap.Thought I was discussing with someone that has something upstairs; Abeg, go and look for your gutter type. I ain't got no time for senseless hypocrites |
eggheaders: all abati a55 lickers in here.should go and save his denting image in the other thread.where it has been confirm as a standard example of selling his soul to the devil. hurry up Jonathan by Reuben abati .........2010 is so opposite of yesterday men and angry children.double speaking slow headed fool.STFU, the (Abati) said the obvious truth known to all truthful and discerning minds. we know the true lovers of Nigeria. if all those hypocrites had performed then, why are we in this mess today? |
atikubaba: Cluelessness of today men nd women u mean?No! we are talking about 'yesterday's men n women' and you guys know urselves. |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]They paid the same or am I missing something? Dude all I am telling you is any business whose model is government patronage will die a natural death! INNOSON should make in roads into West Africa, ourBanks have, glo is expanding across West Africa, Arik Air is building her route network into West and Central Africa, INNOSON should do the same! If it were a case of asking government to create a scheme to allow employees under her books to buy these cars with government guaranty, then that is understandable not this talk of government come buy from us thinking![/quote]Yeah, you really missed something; MTN paid $285 million for only Gsm licence while your hard working Globacom only paid $20 million for all encompassing Second National Carrier which includes Gsm licence et al. so what do you think happened? |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]Must government do everything in Nigeria these days? Did government buy 3million mobile lines from glo before it became a symbol of Nigeria's emerging greatness? Let INNOSON compete with other manufacturers in the continent. If His product is of good value for money, He will give the Asia giants a run for their money in Africa.[/quote]How much did glo pay their licence and how much did Mtn pay? |
Obiora4life: May THUNDER FROM ABOVE strike their god forsakken mouthAmen!!!!!! |
[quote author=bola-dex]AM AN ACCOUNTANT BY PROFESSION, AM CURRENTLY WORKING AND EARNING A MODERATE SALARY THAT CAN NOT CATER FOR MY COMPLETE NEEDS. AFTER LOOKING FOR A GOOD JOB WITHOUT ANY RESULT AND TRYING SOME BUSINESS WITHOUT A GOOD RETURN. I BEGIN TO SEARCH FOR A NEW BUSINESS AND IDEA AND DOING FEASIBILITY STUDY OF ALL THE BUSINESS. THE ONLY BUSINESS THAT CAME UP TOP IS FARMING IN COMMERCIAL SCALE AND I MEAN FARMING INCLUDING ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. NOW ALL I NEED IS LAND AND WORKERS. AM CHECKING OUT LAND IN IFO AREA IF ITS OKAY I WILL BE LEASING SOME ACRES OF LAND TO BEGIN. I HOPE THIS WILL BE BEGINNING OF A GREAT THING IN MY LFE[/quote]wishing you the very best of luck but what specific branch of agriculture do you wanna venture into? |
This is all part of the game plan; as 2015 is fast approaching they would declare a cease fire and hope gullible Nigerians especially Southerners would as usual forget and vote in a Northerner for ' peace' to reign. We are no fools as the so called Boko haram is being sponsored by northern elites to destabilize the present govt and make it seem it effective in the eyes of Nigerians. |
This is all part of the game plan; as 2015 is fast approaching they would declare a cease fire and hope gullible Nigerians especially Southerners would as usual forget and vote in a Northerner for ' peace' to reign. We are no fools as the so called Boko haram is being sponsored by northern elites to destabilize the present govt and make it seem it effective in the eyes of Nigerians. |
Interesting. Op, pls where is your farm located I would like to pay you a visit. |
[quote author=GARRI (x7)]What manner of bad-belle-ish criticism is that?? There's no basis for calling for his resignation... Only a M0R0N would say the bolded. So even answering all their questions isn't still enough for the... What arrantly yeye-ish statement..!!![/quote]Lol, just imagine how you described yourself( remember Gej) what a hypocrite!!! |
Let them gather and field any northerner they feel like, it doesn't stop Gej from winning if he decides to contest come 2015. Though not perfect, PDP remains the only national and serious political party in Nigeria. coming together of two regional idi.ots that feels that they own Nigeria, doesn't have any national outlook and are infact very tribalistic. They always believe that presidential candidates must come from their regions. In as much as the trend continues like this, we too, we know where we are from and who to vote for. |
mimifonwon: learn to read between the line, if i wanted i would have said it was a nightmare , but it was a dream because most likely it will happen and positive things will happen-atleast that is what i believe.Seems you are not feeling too well, pls try and get some drugs before it gets late |
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