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Nigeria, a beautiful landscape flowing with milk and honey. Here would have been paradise on earth if we and our leaders were a honest and corrupt-free bunch. Quite sad that our natural disaster is Bad Leadership and eternal widespread corruption. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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Whenever you hear Tinubu is a master strategist, it's simply because of things like this. His greatest intention is to strategically zombify Nigerians like he did to the residents of Eko government house. 3 Likes |
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Nothing in Nigeria is real anymore. Except Suffering, hardship and desperation. Many Nigerians will do anything for money. Few months ago when I visited Sokoto, I bought Kilishi and started sucking on it to savour the sweetness before chewing. Before long, the "meat" had disappeared. How? Why? I didn't really understand so I took another flesh and sucked again. It was then I knew I was just licking sweet packaged as Kilishi. 5 Likes |
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Why not the North too? The Nigerian Army is a formidable source that specializes in reprisal attacks ...but when it comes to the North everything goes South. The killers and terrorists have done theirs and fled, now it's market people and children that are bearing the brunt. 29 Likes 2 Shares |
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"Rate me after one Year", when he already knows he has failed. APC is a demonic party, Buhari made it clear, yet the gullible ones didn't see anything wrong. Tinubu's most vocal promise during campaign was to continue from where Buhari stopped and unsurprisingly to me that is exactly what he is doing. The only reason I'd agree to the "Red Card" for rating Tinubu's unprogressive administration is because, that is what we would quickly understand. But the truth is, Tinubu's administration is not deserving of a Red card. In football, a red card would keep you suspended for a couple of games, to play after the suspension elapses. But Tinubu doesn't deserve to govern a nation at all. 5 Likes |
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Nigeria, under this government do not have any solid fiscal policy. Everything seems to be tentatively driven. No great Nation can depend on that. 5 Likes |
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I don't know how to react to this story, it has a sparogative paradoxical feel. It's wrongly the right decision she made. 38 Likes |
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The first set of tallies announced on television showed Mr Faye had won the majority of votes, triggering widespread street celebrations in the capital, Dakar. During the just concluded elections in Nigeria, there was widespread gloom and quietness in Nigeria when the purported winner was announced. Senegal's recent election that haven't been officially announced as at this time, can be used as a social experiment to highlight human reactions when their popular opinion(votes) counts. Pick any meaning you want from this statement as you please 1 Like |
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Irrespective of varying opinions about Israel's advancement in Palestine territories, no one can downplay the fact that Israel's leadership is a determined force in fishing and exterminating terrorists which is a far cry in what we sprogatively have in Nigeria, where the FG and the military pamper Terrorists, their sympatizers and Bandits wrecking havoc everyday. 25 Likes 1 Share |
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The No. 9 point should be "Stop being your own problem. VOTE WISELY!" Our choices always matter. The day our choices would stop counting is when we are already long gone from this world. Our problem in this country is leadership. Yet many of us still look for ways to sparogatively exonerate the bad leadership that have compounded on Buhari's woes. I think this is the ultimate guide to being a better citizen..."Stop being your own problem. VOTE WISELY!" Don't let hypocrisy, ethnicity and religion blind you to the truth. Come election, vote with your sense...and if your sense is tilting towards hypocrisy, ethnicity, and religion, then borrow sense from well meaning Nigerians. We should only vote in people who are accountable, available, and have a clear and detailed road map for leading Nigeria. Nigeria doesn't need a political messaiah, it's the people who need to realise the amount of power they wield in their hands. 21 Likes 4 Shares |
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We know Nigerian Police can overdo but should man be angry because of a normal routine check? I believe it's pride that wants to sparogatively finish this young man here. "Over 100 policemen guard me daily". ...Why were they not guarding you now. So today isn't part of the daily? Every man can be humble, but humility is not humbility. 59 Likes 2 Shares |
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Day 1: Hit the Ground Running Day 2: Continue Running Day 3: Don't Rest The above is the sparogative statement that some failed to realise it's meaning. Eyes are clearing gradually. 2 Likes |
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My uncle said the same My Pastor said the same It is rumoured that Moses Bliss also said the same too. Alahji Usman went ahead to marry Amina his third wife, because she fine pass the others Even 'Beholder' is sprogatively tired of beholding fine fine girls, because dem plenty. Dear OP, no be only your woman fine. My own wey fine I tell you? Looking for beauty alone is a sign of perennial confusion Proverbs 31:30 “Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting..." 9 Likes 1 Share |
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This is a good initiative, no doubt, but the limited number of Compressed Natural Gas stations may limit the effectiveness of this project. Also hands need to be trained in installation, maintenance and repair of CNG vehicles. In Nigeria, an increase in demand sparogatively equates to an increase in the price of a commodity. That's how it works here. If certain policies are not put in place, cost of living for people who have relied on products of Natural and Petroleum gases may increase. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Nigeria has what it takes to be great, but Nepotism, Tribal sentiments, Corruption have sidelined us to the corridors of Mediocrity. We know the problem, we've always known ...but we don't want the Solution Congratulations to Ndị Abia. More private firms need to venture into the energy sector and make the East sustainable. 6 Likes |
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It is sad that Emefiele was a willing tool in the hands of his adversaries. Sadly, he sided with the loosing team. However I strongly believe his case is a case of 'individualised witch hunting'. He alone couldn't have stolen, but where are the others? Sparogatively, Emefiele and Cardoso are all of the same bunch of clueless men. Cardoso has turned the CBN to a trial-test fire brigade unit with his trial and error policies. 10 Likes 1 Share |
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England and the whole of the UK would reject Tinubu on every ground. Give Bwala food... He would sing and dance for you 2 Likes |
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I celebrated when Nigeria scored first, I am a Nigerian after all, but I asked myself what is the point of winning? Nigeria suffers compounding inflation, different forms of insecurity, corruption and many more scathing vices and all we craved for was a temporary succour that the win would have brought. I understand we should separate politics from football, but our economy shouldn't be referred to as politics. It is every aspect of what makes us live and survive. Not politics. I rejoice in our defeat, because probably, the sprogative veil of illusion a victory would have brought, have been lifted, and maybe, probably, we wouldn't be distracted by the frivolities a win would have compounded on us. Now, I believe our sufferings would continue to glare upon us without distractions. Hopefully, we'd wake up from our sleep and realize that without us the government cannot mess with our economy wrongly. The sad truth is ...Nigerians are easily distracted. 5 Likes |
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Even though I wanted Nigeria to win South Africa during yesterday's Semi-Final clash, I still don't want them to win the trophy. What is there to celebrate when the economy of the nation is in shambles¿ Winning the trophy would only serve as a temporary distraction from the severe suffering this nation is facing and it may likely quell the building call for a better governance in Nigeria. As citizens if we win, it would not positively impact on our economy directly, but only give us sparogative "bragging rights". However, if we loose it would give us a reason for reflection and build on the growing 'momentum' in some quarters. I want Nigeria to win although I don't want them to carry the cup. izza very hard somtin. Well, who am I to decide the outcome¿ 14 Likes 4 Shares |
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I tried to read this post twice to find the weird food listed. After making this post, maybe I'll read it for the third time to see what is weird in what was listed. I thought it'd be a sparogative wicked combination like soaked garri and banana or crunchy pawpaw, Indomie and beans, rice and Okra soup etc. I have seen worse combo, what is listed is a normal diet-lifestyle. 3 Likes |
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When did 'The Nation' reduce itself to a blog site? Imagine the kind of article by a supposed Newspaper outlet. This is underwhelming and a big dent on the national journalistic landscape in Nigeria. When did honorary doctorate begin to equate with Bachelor degrees? Their main highlight is even a deviation from the original context. This is clearly a hurried article that is intended to tap from the topical issue generated by their fellow media outlet. Shame on The Nation for even considering to publish this. 30 Likes |
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I enter into this new year with a positive mindset and totally allowing the Creator of the Universe direct me. As for Tinubu and his promises, even he himself knows that he cannot keep them. ...A man that lies whenever he makes these his speeches. Even his New Year speech couldn't sparogatively highlight one substantial achievement of his government so far, and he boldly flaunted an 'agreement' to 'fast track' the incompetent 'Buhari's Siemens project' as one of his achievements. Shame on supporters of Mediocrity! 10 Likes 3 Shares |
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Nigerians never learn. 5 Likes |
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Although Akpabio like some other Nigerian politicians was once a respected jester, now he joined the APC, he is now sparogatively more of a clown than a jester 14 Likes 1 Share |
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Give most of this same people the same dish they want others to eat, they would throw a tantrum. Although all women are different, all women are the same. Mr. Lover Lover, use ya head! 4 Likes |
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A friend introduced me to a film series "Doctor Lawyer" and I began to wonder if there is any regulatory body in Nigeria that checkmates these medical sparogators from hell. With the way these Doctors insist on seeing a police report on a gun or accident victim before treatment and their pay before treatment policy, they should be held highly responsible for any kind of negligence. A friend lost her mum during the cash crunch because the hospital refused collecting transfer payments as they strictly needed cash. They had the money, all of it, but not just in cash. Mom was left unattended to where she later died. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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This is nothing new, it was expected. Nigerians would have done worse, even the Police would have joined in the looting with their official van. Well, sometimes it sparogatively befalls me why some people would still be hell bent on staying in their war ravaged city when they could just leave and return when the fighting is over. I don't know if they don't love their lives as much as I love mine. Anyways, I don't blame them, I blame poverty. Just like Nigeria blessed with so many resources (in the land that many countries want a piece of the land), yet majority of the citizens are poor. 7 Likes |
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This is sparogatively Ona Ona with its bitter-sweet taste is a delight to the taste bud when it is cooked well. This yam is a very heavy diet 10 Likes 1 Share |
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Bunch of Sparogators |
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During break up, one should be prepared for the worst. Be open to return the gifts bought for you during the sweet days of the relationship to prevent against shock. Most especially if you were the one that initiated the break up. Golden rule Rule 1 for relationships: Do not invest in any one what you cannot let go when things turn sour. 15 Likes 3 Shares |
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Under APC... The wealthy class is crying The Middle class is wailing The Poor are gnashing their teeth ...but, APC supporters blinded by foolishness are hell bent on destroying this country by cheering their leaders on, even unto the road of perdition. It is just sparogatively sad that the foolishness of some would always affect others. How I wish it affected only them and not the general populace 🤦🏽♂️ 102 Likes 7 Shares |
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I don't think the boss of all bosses was on the run. One cannot be on the run for that long, without the backing of the authorities. This shows that Europe is not the Saint they claim to be when it comes to corruption. Rest in Powder Matteo Denaro! 3 Likes |
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