Wizardofoz:

[size=15pt]It is about holding our politicians to higher standard. Demanding more from them and forcing them to justify their actions, and advancing our democracy.

Replacing the more articulate Dr. Mamora with Remi Tinubu isnt just wrong, it is morally contemptuous. We are short changing ourselves with moves like that![/size]

isale_gan2:

  This has taken a hilarious turn!  Leave Cap (and his wife which is not me) out of it.  I got enough to deal with.   

But please quote the insult, rude remarks and the personal attacks.  I repeated a word (which our ever-so-wonderful mod has asked me to remove) used by a poster.  That is all.  If someone (YOU) wishes to belittle a vital and natural part of womanhood, don't be surprised if someone (ME) who was born of a woman takes offense and reads them (YOU) the riot act.  Simple!  

isale_gan2:

I am not a supporter of Tinubu or his wife; I responded to what caught my eye.  Take it however you wish.

isale_gan2:

I reiterate my points in my earlier post above.  Feel free to refute any of them.  Read about the Kennedys and get some knowledge about Hilary Clinton and come back to me.  

isale_gan2:

You don't have a clue about blah blah blah

@dayokanu
Whats corrupt about Remi Tinubu representing her constituency at the senate?

@dayokanu
Princeton one of the best Univerisities in America, Ife one of the best Universities in Nigeria

dayokanu:

Remi is a Lawyer, trained in Ife, One of the best University in Nigeria and is now a Senator

Draw parallels

dayokanu:

If it happens in advanced America why not in Nigeria?

[size=13pt]Yes, Dubya was the son of Bush and GOD told him in church one day to be the president of the land of the free - we all know what the result was.  Thats what happens when corruption prevails and one family gets its way, do you see Jebb Bush running anytime soon? Do we Yoruba people want to follow that kind of example? [/size]

naijababe:

Okay this is part I want you to pay attention to due to their birth.

It's a fact of life that some people are simply going to get ahead by virtue of their birth, from America to Nigeria or wherever.

[size=15pt]As Yoruba people we need to move forward and start encouraging worldclass leadership, based on meritocracy, without interference from people who have power due to their birth.[/size]

naijababe:

Seems to me like you after Utopia. Good luck with that

dayokanu:

The family of the Keneddies have been contesting elections ever since and been winning

dayokanu:

Bill Clintons wife contested for the Democratic ticket

dayokanu:

George H Bush sons were President and Governor of Florida

dayokanu:

I ask whats wrong with Tinubus wife being Senator?

naijababe:

You are a funny man  . My point is ' who would you rather  have as Asiwaju ?'

naijababe:

[size=18pt]Okay Tinubu is a terrible man, he's corrupt and he foisted his crony on Lagos[/size]. Please tell me if the same achievements of his 'crony' are now so negligible that Tinubu should now be cast as enemy number one given that the opposition from Oyo to Ogun to Ekiti to Lagos were abysmal failures. Given the choice, [size=18pt]I'd choose a 'crony' of Tinubu over the opposition[/size] as evidently recorded in recent elections.

naijababe:

So his wife has no right to vie for office because she was once a housewife? I don't follow; please explain.

cap28:

Most people beleive that a college (university) education increases your chances of earning more and making a greater financial success of your life,-  according to the findings set out in this video the  jobs for college grads in the US are drying up while the cost of going to college continues to sky rocket.

For those students who are not from rich familiies and who cant afford to pay upfront for their fees, borrowing from the banks is the only way they can fund a college education, unfortunately this leads to many students ending up with massive debt even before they have secured a job. 

For this reason many commentators are wondering whether the US college system is based on a system of deception ie luring young people into acquiring a college education and getting them caught up in debt without explaining that they may find it almost impossible to secure a job at the end of it.   
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpZtX32sKVE&feature/pyv&ad/6739540474&kw/celente[/flash]

umaru41:

Someone said Ethiopia and eritrea, Are u kidding? Those malnourished people are not even strong enough to man an AK47. I have dogs bigger than those people. The top 3 best military in Africa based on weapons, technology and money to run a war.

1). Egypt - Even though they are located on the African continent, they r not really considered africans. Libyans are more africans than these sand niggers
2). Nigeria - May not have the latest technologically weapons, and not fully trained, they have the money to acquire them. Also have the man power to go further in war
3). SA - Has the current systems but lack the money and man power to go the long haul in a war.

MandingoII:

[center][size=14pt]The TRUTH is that American new killing machines DO NOT WORK very well.

they CRASH into the ground and into each other.

You do hear how cruise missles and drones kill people by accident ON THE REGULAR.  yet the MEDIA do not report it.

besides 33+% of our Tax dollars goes to the MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.

It is a mutha/f/u/c/k/i/n shame that this country spends close to 40% of its tax dollars on KILLING devices.

A country that does this is NOT a health country and is a Predator.[/size][/center]

Eziachi:

The news you got was that the guy is alive after an attempt on his life but you decided to ask if he is killed? What is wrong with you?

playmode:

Ghadaffi helped the South Africans alot during apartheid ,he contributed money and armed the cubans who fought alongside Zuma when he was still a commander of the Mkati Sizwe (ANC military wing).Unfortunately he is the only one who has made an attempt to stand up to Nato.The other African presidents are too chicken scared to dare speak out against NATO.

Sun of god:

The 'Arab League' and 'EU' have more say in Africa than the 'AU' - 


That's the predicament we find ourselves in - Its tragic.

cheikh:

2muchlogic

@2muchlogic  ^^

You are a very optimistic  person indeed .

cheikh:

You obviously do not understand the underlying socio-political dynamics of our society. Cameras are not even tolerated in some public places like airports, around banks, near military and police depots etc.  [size=13pt]There is no law against cameras[/size]

What I would like to ask is what about video evidence in Nigeria? Isn't vivid footage of corruption admissible in court? What stops the local and state government from installing cameras in areas where residents have reported this kind of activity?

cheikh:

You are actually advocating a coup d'Etat . The head is Rotten so the rest of the body follows . In a country where nothing meaningful is manufactured, the President acquires four(4) presidential jets in less than twenty four months in power, what does that say to the rest of the followers? Our priorities are misplaced. Profligacy and inherent tendency to live beyond our means informs our actions usually negative. It's almost like a national culture. A thorough transformation of all our institutions (A-Z) is needed. Backwardness is very costly but unfortunately in our domain it has become naturalised and seemingly normal. It's shameful and disabling. It manifests itself in general [b]indiscipline [/b]and [b]tolerance [/b]for all manner bad behaviour by so called 'gatekeepers' or 'moral guardians' even the religious zealots amongst us are part of the social decay/problem.

JUO:

i don't understand what u guys mean by unlimited. is it mtn 8k for 5gb or glo 7k for 6gb you call unlimited? somebody explain to me