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Beaf: [size=14pt]Sharap dia!!![/size]

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Anyone who understands the post above should please explain.

^^^^Musiwa, what's it again?

[quote author=Oil_Cabal]Yes truly it's a disgrace. GEJ should be a noble and brave president to tackle corruption head-on.[/quote]GEJ cannot because he's fully involved.

[quote author=Chyz*]The rant was played by the north but now the SW and Igbo are definitely not going to support him. So again, where wil he get his votes from?[/quote]Well said.
Never supported GEJ last year and never will, those Who did i know of are seriously regretting their decision just barely a year after.

13yrs is better than going Scot-free in Nigeria

Ournaija: What a way to humble a man. A whole Ibori of Africa. I wouldn`t believe this, I must be dreaming. How I wish the same spirit that pushed him to UK can also push his mates to same place for money laundry. Since justice is not part of Nigerian culture, then it will be administered on her wayward children somewhere anyhow.

Gbam!!!

^^^^No be small thing o.
Source?

dabrake: i viewed your profile picture yesterday and from what i saw, it wasn't encouraging. If all nigerian girls are like you, then 80% of any cash i come in contact with will go into purchasing of toilet soaps for w@nking. To be sincere, you are expired.

Damn!

You can all see our judiciary is useless. Let him rot there for >50yrs and that infamous judge Who acquitted him of all charges be brought to book.

@CyberG, you started well but while i was trying to settle down to enjoy your write-up, you spoilt it with anti-igbo sentiments. Does it make sense to you really?

Eko Ile: If what Nollywood is projecting is good image for you people, they y'all have some serious issues.....

Stop bringing up issues, argue within the context of what the OP is saying please even your movies portray some of the ills of Igbo 'culturally dominated' nollywood.

^^^^Whichever way is a way, be it station, nollywood, the prints, music etc, the culture is being projected farther than you think bro so relax.

[quote author=ekt_bear]Gross abuse of power by these reps if true.

Take your car to the dealership and have them fix it. Or utilize your warranty.

Don't turn the house of reps into a circus [/quote]You just said it all, same as the SA deportation debacle. A legislator was involved and they became interested as if wrongful deportations hadn't occurred in the past but were they bothered?No. Take the damn car to the dealership and get it fixed. Selfish goons.

Cmanforall: I wonder!!!
Resident doctors are really not happy..
Now other Patient Relatives make reference to d situation....threatening worse things wud happn if care not giving 2those d taking care of

What an insult!

Cmanforall: The Resident... this is wat happnd. True Live Story... ARD ARE NOW ON STRIKE...IN NAUTH...

The basis of d order of arrest by d CMD, is that d mother of d patient whom d CMD spoke with said d drugs she bought b4 d son died was not given by d Dr.

Now, every unit hv thr protocols...
Casualty officer who 1st saw d patient had some management outline...b4 inviting d Neurosurgery team on-call, that initiated their management plan...
d witheld some of d drugs at d moment.
Now d NeuroSurgery unit that hv taken over management cannot give d drugs whch is not in thr outline..

D CMD did not just even discuss wit d unit consultant

Not discussing with the unit consultant makes the case even worse for him. He forgot his post is an administrative one.

This is preposterous, the CMD has a case with MDCN. How would he take such drastic action over the phone without following protocol i.e making all indicted officers face a panel as supposed? Guess he was drunk when he took that decision.

YES!
YES!!
YES!!!

I think Nairaland is all about catching fun, guess why most are addicted to this site including moi. Don't take whatever you see here seriously as it starts and ends here.

Hope no life was lost

@Beaf, please allow him and don't you know you must address him with respect? Take your time o
@Musiwa, annexing Togo. . . is that not taking the boundary too far? Even if Togo is that easy, what about Kwara?

Won't believe this.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Why is everyone shocked because of the 6 years?

didn't anyone read what he said about being trapped by rotating kidnappers, who did not know their victims and when to release them?

Anywaz, sad story all in all. I pray that he finds his family; that's the most important thing. Hopefully she has not remarried.[/quote]Don't just believe this, just imagine he said they were fed bread and sardine for six years. Was he kidnapped to be fed or for ransom because none of his family members were contacted for it. This story get k-leg, believe me.

[quote author=Kilode?!]At the end of the day, this "oyel" can't be enough.

Even if we share it equally. . too many mouths to feed, too little resources (except for maybe human resources) a big "maybe"

. .Plus very little attempt at increasing productivity? e go hard.[/quote]I tell ya

If the allegation is true, i think i support Aregbe on this one. This country sucks and the earlier we all get out the better, my only fear is that Osun state is landlocked and movement of a foreign invading army or mercenary is not possible without the connivance of other border states like Oyo, Ondo and Ogun.

@Afam, i think you are missing something. Mytv has stations dedicated to Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba respectively. I guess you forgot that that the culture depicted by nollywood though mostly scripted in English language is overwhelming Igbo. What about 'nna e', so common around western Cameroon and southern Africa even if they really don't know what it means. This is called soft power and this is being noted world wide so chill nwanne'm?.