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Subsea101:The problem is that, most of you don't understand what you are reading if you read at all, or you read such news with any semblance of success from government with a very biased mind. Part of the below excerpt was clearly in the story; he said. A domestic intelligence operative working with locals told PRNigeria that scores of terrorists were killed during the airstrikes. |
Well, he has the resources to do that, many here will do same given the opportunity. I am surprised he took to road in the first place |
Base on your story, you have a very good heart. Try to be careful with your parents, do not fight them, just continue doing the right thing. If it were really comfortable for you, I would have suggested you bring back your aunty's son as well. Just keep with the good deeds, one day your parents will come back to their senses |
oglalasioux:okay then |
Then build the road once and for all. What is the point in going through the circle of destroying shanties, rebuilding them, and destroying again? |
owobokiri:Upset when the same Abuja you mentioned are the biggest customer of Innoson? Innocent has made this clear on several occasion but most of you will not listen. Soludo cannot ever buy up to a quarter of what the FG has bought from Innoson so far. Do not try to create an imaginary enemy when there is none |
Xwizard:Why not adopt positions she cannot be able to lay her hands on your neck |
Judolisco:The difference is there and I did not lie. It is just that I am not bias ethnically or religiously. I said it again, if Jonathan is the president now, Nigeria most likely would have collapse totally. He had the highest earnings in crude of all time and we lived below poverty line. What would have happened if he continued during the total collapse of oil prices? We were suppose to live far better than how we lived. Buhari is a failure but Jonathan is bigger failure considering the circumstances within which they ruled |
JosephXavier:He told you the bitter truth. That is what is obtainable in our political space regardless of what you think. Nobody will call you to come and take the presidency, you MUST build alliances. It looks as though you know little about politics when you asked who Buhari consulted. Firstly, Buhari had a very strong political base prior to his alliance with Tinubu, who himself was strong. Buhari had already challenged the then legendary powerful rigging machinery of PDP almost to a stand still before joining forces later on. The truth is, no politician of the south east extraction has the political machinery Buhari or Tinubu had currently. Again, they will be called names like unity beggars, caliphate worshippers etc by the same igbos if they try to form alliance with the hausas. Igbos and Yorubas are also Cat and Rat. Without an alliance of two of the three major tribes we have, it will be difficult for one to produce a president at the polls. That is the sad reality. |
Judolisco:Which useless vindication? I doubt if Nigeria would have even existed by now if Jonathan was still in power. With the high revenue generated during his tenure and the way he mismanaged everything is an indication to the fact. Like Buhari, Jonathan is even a bigger failure if you consider the circumstances surrounding their reigns without bias. |
Was the meeting permitted by PDP's owner, Mr Wike? If not, they are wasting their time. Wike will lead his gang of governors to scatter every plan |
Dikaveli:What are the prices of those in USA, Canada, UK that we and the Hatitians are scrambling to relocate to? Maybe when you answer, you will see the reason why relocating to Nigerian maybe more favorable to them. |
Well, Nigeria is still better than Haiti. They will live a better life here if they wish to relocate |
It is bound to happen. Those category of people live on daily pay. They will be affected |
owobokiri:You are right. Many people, especially of the east are trying to justify this, but change the situation now, to say, a an Uzondima caught in this act, they must have sang Fulani unity beggar on five pages now. I hate hypocrisy |
Adabite:But please, can you really point out what is bad in government paying waec fees for students if it can afford it? That assuming his promise to pay such is the issue here. Again, assuming he said he will ensure no government pays such fees for students if he becomes president, what will your opinion be? |
Is it not better for some of the youtubers to just upload their videos without commentary? What sort annoying commentary is this? |
Joeblazeochola:And he went ahead to give Tunisia penalty and also Mali red card. He also prevented Tunisia from scoring the penalty. Maybe he fixed it with the tunisians |
Baawaa:is it that una no d read or what? Didn't you read where one of the teams refused to accept the fourth official from taking over the match? |
crash-land verb Save Word To save this word, you'll need to log in. Log In \ ˈkrash-ˈland \ crash-landed; crash-landing; crash-lands Definition of crash-land transitive verb : to land (an airplane or spacecraft) under emergency conditions usually with damage to the craft intransitive verb |
Great, let them be punished. |
Can he offer a credible opposition to APC in Lagos? If yes, then it is a welcome development. For long the opposition in Lagos State has not done much, they are always fighting themselves over selfish interests. In as much as Lagos has an average leadership performance compared to other states, strong opposition is needed for continuous improvement. |
Ekealterego:Or Chibuike Amechi? Many Delta and Rivers names sound like that |
Truthisunique:you only agreed with the guy you quoted. He has but he will not disclose now or never, only the body language will point to the person until he finally emerges as the party's candidate. |
gannod:You don't have any idea talking of leniency. People in the prison the guy lives wish to die. The prison is described as being buried alive. Read about Alcatraz or ADX Florence |
Jack005:This is quite harsh. The father committed no crime, neither did he terrorize anyone. If anything, the man was a very successful career person in the corporate world, a career many dream of is what he had. He was only trying to get his son a better life by sending him abroad for studies, which I am sure you and I will do given the opportunity. The son was radicalized without his knowledge. He is just speaking as a father ,his blood is involved, many parents will do. Again I don't blame you totally, his son gave the opportunity for you to drag the gentleman in the mud |
Olayetan:If I was part of the landlords, I will quickly collect the land if it is Ibeju Lekki. Once Dangote refinery starts operation, the value of that area will increase multiple times. It will surely overtake magodo in the nearest future |
BlackyOne:Well, it is your opinion. I am glad you understand the tyranny angle we were talking about. Again it is about our attitude as human beings especially Nigerians where we are highly sentimental about issues. Look at the cas of the CP who arrested the guards for wasting his time. Many people condemning Sanwo-Olu for his civil approach insulted the CP for abusing his powers. It is simply because of the general hatred for the police, not because they know the basics. That is how it is in every facets of our life in Nigeria. |
BlackyOne:What are you saying? Wike is not fighting any lawlessness, rather he is a tyrant on another level. Just that many of you are hypocritical and two faced to accept one form of tyranny as good and another as bad. Do you know how many people died in Obigbo? Who ordered the killings if not wike. Yet you comfortably condemn Sanwo-Olu on lekki while turning a blind eye to what happened in Rivers. Those hotels he demolished then, how lawful was it? If what you typed about being educated is what education is, then I am not educated |
do4luv14:Yes, I am just telling you the system we operate. It is not about me. It is the system which personally I don't like. The FG or powerful people above can use the police or the security architecture against any governor in a manner they wish if they mean to do so. It doesn't matter if you are wike or any governor. I have seen the worst under Obasanjo when Ngige was kidnapped for a whole week. There was a commissioner of police in the state, what did he do? Nothing. He simply followed orders from his superiors to stand down with his men. That is the system we operate, except the issue of state police materialize, we will continue to see this type of issues when high powered interests are at play |
He is useless. Who sang after ragae play the blues then? Where is he? His song was national anthem then, but no one hears of him today. Just one useless song and you are here vomiting nonsense |
do4luv14:you are forgetting that when push come to shove, the CSO tag is only on paper and not reality. You must be joking if you think the police commissioner reports directly to the governor, he does only on dotted line. When there are higher vested interests the line is completely broken. Ask Ngige who was kidnapped as a sitting governor under Obasanjo. Where was the police? |
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