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Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by emceedcent(m): 1:30pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
Even the stupid aregbesola wan go senate... He was a commissioner in Lagos before he bacame gov in osun state... Now he want to run for senate in Lagos again... Naso our politics be.... Switching state and gullible youth will still vote.... That's arrant nonsense... Rada rada.... Am angry right now.......in lasisi elenu voice. |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by Alanzazani: 1:30pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
It is mind boggling how youths come here to defend and campaign for these leaders that have nothing to offer this country. We have a long way to go in this country. It seems hopeless. Maybe they will look around one day and not find any resourceful Nigerian youth. Everybody is leaving. But a radical will rise up one day that will take on these worthless politicians who are the enemies of the common man 1 Like |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by Nobody: 1:44pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
We have so many empty brains that can't think further than their stomachs. It's like a woman who dates a broke guy because he has a flashy car. Most Nigerian youths are mumus, I mean prostitutes , they will worship anything with money or anything that looks like money. Things we must do instead of worshipping looters who use our money to oppress us. 1 Unite , the battle will be between good and evil , those who want the best for Nigeria and those who don't. 2. Select leadership that is interested in monitoring the gini coefficient along with GDP indices. 3. Change our money first approach to everything and realize the value in little things. We must maximise our resources to the fullest like China. 4. The Senate must be made unattractive by cutting salaries, same with other political positions , remember the power belongs to the people. 5. Have a world view , don't be a local champion. 2 Likes |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by ebenice(m): 1:49pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
are there no sane people here on nairaland again or what? why must all political discuss end in buhari this apc that, pdp this how can we sanitized our polity if we keep eulogizing these old names and agenderless no-good political parties? cant we think outside the box?. some of us here dont even have pvc, the social media is a big tool in our hands if only we maximized it well. i support revolution but on a different level..not voilent revolution. we should stop giving relevance to old politicians and political no-good old face by stop discussing them and start discussing and supporting new young breeds with a different vison. we can start from our LGA's, the lower house and hopefully the senate. lets mobilized young vibrant blood for these offices. it is easier to hold such young people responsible and put them in check if by any means they wanna go astray(pls dont mention yahya bello) wake up youths, its not too late to be leaders of tomorrow |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by BobTeeJoe: 1:52pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
I agree with your submission mybestlove. Political stage have been hijacked by old political class. The youth of this our country called Nigeria must stand up for revolution otherwise nothing will pave way if forces are not applied. 2 Likes |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by Coldfeets: 3:13pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
Sometimes it's not just a retirement game plan. It could be the fear of EFCC. |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by obatoro: 3:16pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
They usually do it to avoid prosecution. |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by JAWBONE(m): 3:26pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
I'm of the opinion that ex-governors who have become senators should not be paid their 'ex-governors' entitlements since they are still in public service. Collecting entitlements as ex-governors and senators at the same time is ridiculous and a huge drain on the economy |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by uba1991: 4:13pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
Omeokachie:continue fooling urself .GOD BLESS PMB |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by hargunbiahdeh(m): 5:13pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
Retirement home indeed. But a saying goes thus....Children are leaders of tomorrow, do we really mean this?... No room for fresh blood but just recycling position. Its high time God take control of this nation. |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by megama: 8:51pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
Islie:were are the youths.in the gambling and casino hoyseses. Nigerian youths have been brainwashed. Their only hope is on bet7 ja. And coo.loll |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by EDOSBROWN: 8:57pm On Mar 24, 2018 |
even Oshomole is warming up for Senate. |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by mikolo80: 1:28am On Mar 25, 2018 |
soon all the slots will be full and govs will challenge each other same noni |
Re: Worries As Governors Turn Senate Into ‘retirement Home’ by lereinter(m): 7:26am On Mar 25, 2018 |
how i wish the electorate can use their head to know that No ex gov should be elected to the senate |
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