Gbawe.:
Jonathan talking wistfully about his village home? Surprise, surprise. The man's mentality and outlook is 100% village-like and agrarian. This is the simple truth.

LastApostle: People just dey talk anyhow dey abuse our president like say na him spoil Nigeria. If to say na during military junta era, Seun and mukina for don lost and na DAT time nairaland members go quiet by force.

Rossikk: You sound really stup.id. It's obvious you're the type who doesn't know where his village is.

Zona.com:

though gej misyarns some times but its not enough for you to display your foolishness

Sharrks: I bet you,that nobody in his/her right frame of mind, will delibrately insult the exalt office of the presidency, except being compelled to do so, by some rather absurd,illogical and puerile behavior that fall short of the societal expectation of the holder of such prestigeous insignia

Eko Ile:


And who is this bingo asssehole?

fcukkkk you and that aso rock retardeeen and everything both of you stand for..


Dumb asss double ID coward.

taharqa: Bros, are you talking about yr Father dis way? You are just too damn disrespectful. Your own Father again, who gave life to you? Haba! He does spew Gabbage from his azzz now; he usuali does so from his mouth. Plz, shld sm respect.

sheyie2007: Which one of the houses?

Walexz02: WTF!
Why is this man always like this(spewing gabbage) from his а$$ ? Why does he like kidding his self? Yestarday he was shoeless,2day he is homeless....lol! What a president of a country.

Zona.com:

Even a litle child needs only to take one glance at your post(s) to know you are a f'ool

oyb:




better read again, desperate liar , or do you need the liar at the top's permission before you can comprehend?

the man has 3 buildings in yenagoa

the man did not say, i am struggling to repair my house - he said i am struggling to build my house

maybe he wants to build a 500 million naira house this time around

kingjoe: It is a shame that everyone that has commented on this topic is either a half baked graduate or simply being mischievous.the undergraduates and school holder i dont know what to say. I cant beleive that such no of nigerians will go through this write up and interprete it out of context,its shamefull ,the quality of education in nigeria.back to the topic first,wrong headline.secondly,when the president said he is strugling to build his house in the village,strugling in this context means putting effort,effort is both mentally ,finacially etc.thirdly,he is saying with respect to what we should put much of our efforts in doing to help majority of people,he said his children may decide nt to even care abt his village in the future,so it would become a waste .that we should channel our effort in more humanitarian activities rather than personal ones.i will stop for now .God Bless Nigeria.

kingjoe: It is a shame that everyone that has commented on this topic is either a half baked graduate or simply being mischievous.the undergraduates and school holder i dont know what to say. I cant beleive that such no of nigerians will go through this write up and interprete it out of context,its shamefull ,the quality of education in nigeria.back to the topic first,wrong headline.secondly,when the president said he is strugling to build his house in the village,strugling in this context means putting effort,effort is both mentally ,finacially etc.thirdly,he is saying with respect to what we should put much of our efforts in doing to help majority of people,he said his children may decide nt to even care abt his village in the future,so it would become a waste .that we should channel our effort in more humanitarian activities rather than personal ones.i will stop for now .God Bless Nigeria.

taharqa: Bros, are you talking about yr Father dis way? You are just too damn disrespectful. Your own Father again, who gave life to you? Haba! He does spew Gabbage from his azzz now; he usuali does so from his mouth. Plz, shld sm respect.

nony30: How can dis rubb!sh topic with •̸№ credibility even make Į̸̸̨ƭ τ̲̅ȍ the front page When we know some one is allocated #1BN for food alone ‎u now tell us that he's struggling τ̲̅ȍ build his country home!! I honestly think the MOD who put this on front page should have his or her head examined for traces of sporadic insan!ty!!

2iic: I am struggling to build my village house –Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday said he is struggling to build his house in his Otuoke village, Bayelsa State.

He said he might give out the house before he dies if he found out that his children are not ready to live in the village.

Jonathan spoke in Lagos at a fund-raiser for St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre, Otuoke.

He said, “We are all mortal beings, we are all biological specimen so we will all die but when we die, what will we be remembered for, what will we leave behind?

“I use to tell people that even the house I am struggling to build in the village, these days in this global age, how am I sure that my children will even stay in my root. They want to go to West Indies, they want to go to Latin America.

“So, I was even joking with people that if I look at the behaviour of my children and if I don’t see any of them that will patronise the village, I will donate my house before I die.”

The President urged wealthy Nigerians to make meaningful contributions to the development of poor communities in the country in order to better the lives of the youth and empower them to make useful contributions towards national development.

He said the project for the St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre was dear to him because he wanted to make sure that the younger generation passed through a better system of education different from the one he experienced while growing up.

“I feel the only thing I can do is to make sure that from nursery school to primary and secondary school, there should be a standard educational facility and youth programme, so that it gives opportunity for the younger ones to grow. Even if we die in the next 100 years, people will remember that those before them have something for them,” he said.

Present at the occasion were Chairman of Visafone, Jim Ovia; Chairman Capital oil, Chief Ifeanyi Uba; Chairman of A-Z Oil, Chika Okafor, Chairman Arik Air, Joseph Arumemi–Ikhide, Oba Otudeko and Tony Elumelu.

Also present were Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Tunde Lemo, ministers, senators, members of the House of Representatives and prominent indigenes of Otuoke.


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-am-struggling-to-build-my-village-house-jonathan/

2iic: I am struggling to build my village house –Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday said he is struggling to build his house in his Otuoke village, Bayelsa State.

He said he might give out the house before he dies if he found out that his children are not ready to live in the village.

Jonathan spoke in Lagos at a fund-raiser for St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre, Otuoke.

He said, “We are all mortal beings, we are all biological specimen so we will all die but when we die, what will we be remembered for, what will we leave behind?

“I use to tell people that even the house I am struggling to build in the village, these days in this global age, how am I sure that my children will even stay in my root. They want to go to West Indies, they want to go to Latin America.

“So, I was even joking with people that if I look at the behaviour of my children and if I don’t see any of them that will patronise the village, I will donate my house before I die.”

The President urged wealthy Nigerians to make meaningful contributions to the development of poor communities in the country in order to better the lives of the youth and empower them to make useful contributions towards national development.

He said the project for the St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre was dear to him because he wanted to make sure that the younger generation passed through a better system of education different from the one he experienced while growing up.

“I feel the only thing I can do is to make sure that from nursery school to primary and secondary school, there should be a standard educational facility and youth programme, so that it gives opportunity for the younger ones to grow. Even if we die in the next 100 years, people will remember that those before them have something for them,” he said.

Present at the occasion were Chairman of Visafone, Jim Ovia; Chairman Capital oil, Chief Ifeanyi Uba; Chairman of A-Z Oil, Chika Okafor, Chairman Arik Air, Joseph Arumemi–Ikhide, Oba Otudeko and Tony Elumelu.

Also present were Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Tunde Lemo, ministers, senators, members of the House of Representatives and prominent indigenes of Otuoke.


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-am-struggling-to-build-my-village-house-jonathan/

2iic: I am struggling to build my village house –Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday said he is struggling to build his house in his Otuoke village, Bayelsa State.

He said he might give out the house before he dies if he found out that his children are not ready to live in the village.

Jonathan spoke in Lagos at a fund-raiser for St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre, Otuoke.

He said, “We are all mortal beings, we are all biological specimen so we will all die but when we die, what will we be remembered for, what will we leave behind?

“I use to tell people that even the house I am struggling to build in the village, these days in this global age, how am I sure that my children will even stay in my root. They want to go to West Indies, they want to go to Latin America.

“So, I was even joking with people that if I look at the behaviour of my children and if I don’t see any of them that will patronise the village, I will donate my house before I die.”

The President urged wealthy Nigerians to make meaningful contributions to the development of poor communities in the country in order to better the lives of the youth and empower them to make useful contributions towards national development.

He said the project for the St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre was dear to him because he wanted to make sure that the younger generation passed through a better system of education different from the one he experienced while growing up.

“I feel the only thing I can do is to make sure that from nursery school to primary and secondary school, there should be a standard educational facility and youth programme, so that it gives opportunity for the younger ones to grow. Even if we die in the next 100 years, people will remember that those before them have something for them,” he said.

Present at the occasion were Chairman of Visafone, Jim Ovia; Chairman Capital oil, Chief Ifeanyi Uba; Chairman of A-Z Oil, Chika Okafor, Chairman Arik Air, Joseph Arumemi–Ikhide, Oba Otudeko and Tony Elumelu.

Also present were Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Tunde Lemo, ministers, senators, members of the House of Representatives and prominent indigenes of Otuoke.


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-am-struggling-to-build-my-village-house-jonathan/

2iic: I am struggling to build my village house –Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday said he is struggling to build his house in his Otuoke village, Bayelsa State.

He said he might give out the house before he dies if he found out that his children are not ready to live in the village.

Jonathan spoke in Lagos at a fund-raiser for St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre, Otuoke.

He said, “We are all mortal beings, we are all biological specimen so we will all die but when we die, what will we be remembered for, what will we leave behind?

“I use to tell people that even the house I am struggling to build in the village, these days in this global age, how am I sure that my children will even stay in my root. They want to go to West Indies, they want to go to Latin America.

“So, I was even joking with people that if I look at the behaviour of my children and if I don’t see any of them that will patronise the village, I will donate my house before I die.”

The President urged wealthy Nigerians to make meaningful contributions to the development of poor communities in the country in order to better the lives of the youth and empower them to make useful contributions towards national development.

He said the project for the St. Stephens Anglican Deanery and Youth Development Centre was dear to him because he wanted to make sure that the younger generation passed through a better system of education different from the one he experienced while growing up.

“I feel the only thing I can do is to make sure that from nursery school to primary and secondary school, there should be a standard educational facility and youth programme, so that it gives opportunity for the younger ones to grow. Even if we die in the next 100 years, people will remember that those before them have something for them,” he said.

Present at the occasion were Chairman of Visafone, Jim Ovia; Chairman Capital oil, Chief Ifeanyi Uba; Chairman of A-Z Oil, Chika Okafor, Chairman Arik Air, Joseph Arumemi–Ikhide, Oba Otudeko and Tony Elumelu.

Also present were Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Tunde Lemo, ministers, senators, members of the House of Representatives and prominent indigenes of Otuoke.


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-am-struggling-to-build-my-village-house-jonathan/