Something that couldn't be achieved when the man from south was in power.

Until the south and West play the "two to beat one" tactics, the north will keep fvcking Nigeria without condom.

Heartlessbanker:
I know there's a male,with saggy balls behind this moniker.........

but balls are meant to be saggy bro

Flango:


As a long suffering Milan fan, I just hope the club will rise again. But it seems they are getting it right this time

Forza Rossoneri

Yobabad:
This is 21ist century, you don't need war to gain independence mean while Biafra war has already been forth, Scotland is not in war but if Nigerian leaders think of another war with Biaufrans then the should think twice

War is not a good thing.. there are other ways to achieve Independent with out war.

IamWonderful:
So disheartening, him knowing the obvious that await the girl should have done more

A journalist's first responsibility is to expose the truth bro.. maybe there's nothing he could have done.

mabea:
War is a terrible thing. Imagine a situation where seeing a malnourished child or a near death situation is seen as a normal. I believe that is the reason why Carter did not rescue the child. Too bad he stopped being human at that point.

When the rich wage war it's the poor who die..

Simplyleo:
The op is very correct in his narrative of the situation especially on the suicide committed by the photojournalist out of depression.

I think the journalist probably killed himself out of regret for not developing the initiative of saving the starving lil girl knowing very well the hungry-looking vulture may just start feasting on her alive.

Having said that, it is worthy to note this is just a tip of the iceberg regarding consequences of war, for the information of all the illiterates chanting war songs from sunrise to sunset everyday.

Your situations may not really be favourable to you as compared with others but talking about war? Your generation can be wiped out of existence within hours and heavens will not fall.

In recent times, super power countries like US, Germany, Russia etc mostly fight psychological wars through diplomacy and propaganda, not because they lack the military might but because military wars are always characterised by havoc to both the victors and the vanquished.

Perhaps, experience is actually the best teacher and some need to have that experience. If you think war will improve your situation, then follow your instincts and I wish you goodluck.

I'm done talking.

Critics drew that man to an early grave. He abided by his code of ethics and did exactly what he was there to do.

I pity those beating war drums for they obviously lack the knowledge of how the dance may look like.

Below is the photograph that was taken by a South African photojournalist, Kevin Carter, while he was on assignment to Sudan. He took his own life a couple of month later due to depression.


In March 1993, Kevin Carter made a trip to Sudan. Near the village of Ayod, Carter found a girl who had stopped to rest while struggling to a United Nations feeding centre, whereupon a vulture had landed nearby. Careful not to disturb the bird he waited for twenty minutes until the vulture was close enough, he positioned himself for the best possible image and only then chased the vulture away. At this point Carter was probably not awere that he has shot one of the most controversial photograph in the history of photojournalism

The photograph was sold to the New York times where it appeared for the first time on March 26 1993.. practically overnight hundreds of people contacted the newspaper to ask whether the child had survived, leading the newspaper to run a special editor's note saying that the girl had enough strength to walk away from the vulture but that her ultimate fate was unknown. Because of this, Carter was bombarded with questions about why he did not help the girl and only used her to take photograph

As many dramatic photographs, Cater came under criticism. The St Petersburg times in Florida wrote: "The Man adjusting his lens to take just the right frame of her suffering, might just be a predator, another vulture in the scene". The attitude that the public opinion condemned was not only that of taking the picture instead of chasing the vulture immediately away, but also the fact that he did not help the girl afterwards - as Carter explained later - leaving her in such a weak condition to continue the march by herself towards the feeding center.

However, Carter was working in the time when photojournalists were told not to touch famine victims for fear of spreading disease. Carter estimated that there were twenty people per hour dying at the food center, that the girl was not unique. Regardless, , Carter often expressed regrets that he had not done anything to help the girl, even though there were not much he could have done.

In 1994 Kevin won the Pulitzer prize for the disturbing photograph of a Sudanese child being stalked by a vulture. That same year, Kevin Carter committed sucide.
(Story credited: Bored Panda)

Now, some criticised Carter for not helping the struggling girl while others commended him for taking a rare photograph of the event. What's your opinion??


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_vulture_and_the_little_girl

Guy hustle oo
So that you go get visitor's room

Oldoinyolengai:
Commiting to only one woman is kinda a risk taking enterprise.

Never allow a woman to be your priority while allowing yourself to be her option.

DrayZee:

Lol. Maybe. Because to me, whether in looks or in power, the 330 is better...A 350 is an unfair candidate for comparison.

see finishing

DrayZee:


Wouldn’t even pick the Venza over a 330

Lol!
E be like say you no just like venza at all.

Good for you.

You should have just ignor the oaf.

proeast:


You're the comedian here. You won't be arguing with him if you have been to Abakilike in recent times. Abakilike has made giant strides that state capitals that were even created before them can only dream of. And mind you, it's not flyovers alone because it cuts across several sectors.

If you want to make comparative analysis, you can compare the infrastructure on ground in Abakilike against what you have in Oshogbo, Ado Ekiti or even Akure. The problem with you guys is that you hardly travel outside your village and if you mistakenly get to Lagos, you feel that's where the whole world ends.

RuddyFusion:


You're making a suggestion without putting thousands of traders there into consideration. if I'm to go with your DEMOLITION where will there stay in the interim? i didn't see that part

To me to best option is

- Build and relocate
- Or expand and move the bad part of the market to the new location because i don't belive that the whole market is bad

"Build and relocate" is the only good option. The whole of that market is bad.

fergie001:



Ask yourself: Is Ikpeazu in Control?

You don't seem to understand how this works...
Once FAAC comes in....the money is shared right there from Abuja before it even gets to Umuahia. They give it to 5 or 6 people, he collects his own share, and the rest of the State can die off for all he cares.

From the first moment I saw him in 2014, he doesn't look to me like someone who will challenge the establishment.

Let him just do-and-go, let's know what to do about 2023.

bro! If Ikpeazu wants to work he will work.. The dude is not ready to do anything.

proeast:


The dude is a big disappointed. They will travel abroad, visiting places like Dubai and seeing how people like them who were able to think outside the box, developed their cities yet they will return and do nothing.

I don't know if it's mental laziness, irresponsibility , corruption or just wickedness that is making them to behave this way.

This is terrible.

As if repairing Aba would make them go broke for life..

See Ebonyi of yesterday don turn Paradise for whr Abia dy.

fergie001:

Ikpeazu is Governor but he isn't in Control.

who's in control?

proeast:


Abia is ever scarcely in the news for the wrong reasons. However, if you check the news you will see that most is due to state government failure.

I tot Ikpeazu would be the Messiah since he's from ngwa, but the guy is just another big flop

jagorinho:

please enlighten me!!! toughest in what sense? that is the cheap opium the English press feeds you people, LA liga has 7 out of last 11 champions league trophy same with Europa, so I do not know your own definition of toughest .in the last 11 years, EPL won 2 champions league....so I do not understand your logic

help me tell them jare

EPL na just over hyping that's why their national team always flop. The way those guys dy hyp their players no be here..

Just imagine say Lawandowski or Mbappe na English player, hmmmmm we no go hear word

What of Mikel obi ?

Follygunners:


Did you just type this? For real? The future of Nigeria is definitely bleak!

And what have you done so far?

Follygunners:
Dis pple again? I wonder when 9ja youths go wake up and start fighting for their rights with dis corrupt Politicians instead of being distracted with dis useless show.

there's what we call "division of labour" and "there's time for everything" don't expect everyone to do the fighting..

I'm not a fan of bbnaija thing, but trust me, when the time to fight comes we'll all fight. For now, let those who fancy the show enjoy it while it last.

NLPsychologist:


If l hear.

You will meet a Hausa man dressed haggardly yet is a millionaire. Kano people are the real people who had been there always in terms of local and international people right from the 1800s.

In Kano, you can make it without a dime. Alhaji can give you items without knowing you worth hundreds of thousands to sell till you get money to pay back.

The Hausas mostly are people of the heart, just that some people spoilt Nigeria and the Hausaness with their greed and 'smartness'...

Don't t quote me if you want to prove a tribal point. I know your tribe for who they are.

very true..

Arrewa:
Ohhh.... My lovely city!

I love my city!!

Kano kanawan Dabo!!

tumbi giwa
Ko da me ka zo amfika

majamajic:
Barbing is a very nice cash out , low cash set up
But woman be their problem !

they don't go to church on Sundays

ucheuzor1:
pocohantas my secret crush. Someone admires you from a distance o. Can you show me some love?

I hope say you get money

That girl like money die

ndidigood:
please tomatoes is there o
Jus small 2-4 is okay
Na we be ofe akwu specialist.
Tomatoes enhances the taste

Tomato stew should be tomato stew and ofe akwu should be ofe akwu

egalitarianism:
Damn. Fvck ur ol. Youths need to take over come 2023. We're tired of these m'fvcking old thief politicians. #NoToOldLeadership

who will bell the cat ?

Ybaby:


It was a man's world for many centuries biko let others to have the world for a few centuries- the clocks will turn again but not now

sadly, it's still a "man's world" in many parts of the world, especially in African..

Afolabimills:
Abiola is a great man a relief to many even after his death I wonder what buhari will be remembered of after his evil regime kiss d truth buhari is a bad luck

Then he'd be remembered for that..