Gej till 2019

THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT BUHARI
In a more responsible society, the candidature of General Muhammadou
Buhari would have been received with ice cold excitement by 99.9
percent of the populace. But Nigeria is a peculiar country, where the
ignorant pumps him or herself up to appear the most knowledgeable, the
corrupt play saintly, the traitor condemns the patriot and is applauded by
the confused, the thief calls the thief catcher a thief and the confused
people applaud him. Nigeria is a place where the most horrible leaders
are celebrated while the most humble are derided. This situation
explains why there are still people who are either so shameless or so
ignorant to mouth the mutest support for the man who should be the
most hated villain in the chequered history of Nigerian democracy.
These are the different categories of people who support Buhari:
1. THE REAL OPPRESSORS: These are the elites who have built their
entire lives around politics, and cannot survive without having one or
two ways to corruptly enrich themselves through the national till. Due to
the massive transformational policies of the Goodluck administration,
most of the areas through which these people corruptly enrich
themselves have been successfully closed by the present
administration, hence, their desperation to get themselves back into
power, in order to resume their filtering of our commonwealth into their
personal pockets. Chief among this set of supporters are; Former
Governor Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Bukola Saraki, and a good number
of their elitist supporters of the retired but illiterate General.
2. THE BIGOTS: Ninety percent of the ordinary people who are supportive
of General Buhari's presidential election bid are either from the core
Northern part of the country or are Muslims. To these people, even it is
not Buhari, all they want is Northern Muslim President, because
according to them, Nigeria belongs to that set of people. These are the
SAI BUHARI chanters. They will never tell you what makes Buhari better
than Jonathan, or why he can be a better President, because they do not
know. They are only interested in seeing one of their own answer
President, Shikena. Chief among this class of supporters are Lawal Keita,
Ciroma, Coomasie, Kwankwaso and the likes.
3. THE WANNABEE PROGRESSIVES: These are people who support the
unschooled General because they think Nigeria needs change, and they
want to be seen as change agents, hence they are lending their voice to
the change slogan. These set of supporters are chiefly youths from the
Southern part of the country. A very mild voice in their conscience tells
them that Buhari does not represent this change they seek, and they
know it, but they want to be seen as progressives, hence they do not
want to be seen as supportive of the present PDP government. When I
was younger, and still sniffing the concept of progressiveness, I had this
problem, but with time, I defeated phantasm and became more realistic.
That is why I can afford to stand against the whole world in pursuing
beliefs I am sure of. This set of Buhari supporters have failed to see the
CHAINS in the change they are chanting. I have and I will not be
deceived. Some of them are actually aware that a vote for Buhari is a
vote for retrogression, but they are afraid of being tagged as PDP
followers, they are afraid of not been seen as progressives. Their
desperation to wear the cloaks of Soyinka, Fawehmi and the likes is so
intense that they forget to take their time to understand the real colours
of such cloaks. Being an activist or a progressive does not mean that
you must always stand against incumbents. I hope Petra Iyabo Akinti
Onyegbule, Soni Akoji, Theresa Ugwuanyi and others like them would
understand this and quickly retract their support for this analog
uneducated and perennial presidential contestant. No doubt, these set of
young and not too young 'youths' are desirous of giving Nigeria a better
deal, but they need to understand that Buhari will throw us back into the
dark days of the eighties, and they may be at the receiving end of his
intolerance at the end of the day.
4. THE VINDICTIVE: These are people who seek for a way to get back at
President Jonathan by any means possible. For this set of SAI BUHARI
chanters, it does not matter if Buhari will take over and throw the nation
into abyss, what they want is for Jonathan to be removed by any means
possible. I do not know what my former friend, VIO has against
Jonathan, but she was one of those who mouthed this rubbish some two
years ago. She said then that GEJ must be removed by any means
possible and some of us interpreted it that she wouldn't mind if
Jonathan is assassinated. Chief Olusegun Obasanjo is the ring leader of
this set of supporters. They are the most committed in the Jonathan
Must Go project. The curious thing about this set of Buhari supporters is
that they cannot come out and convince any sensible Nigerian how
Jonathan has failed, but they keep disturbing our peace with their
frustrated bleats of CHANGE, which in the real sense is CHAIN.
5. THE BANDWAGON FOLLOWERS: These are people who are following or
at least mouthing support for Buhari because their political ogas at the
top are supporting Buhari. In Imo State most of those who are
appointees of the Rochas government fall into this category. They do not
know why they have to support Buhari, but they tell you it is Buhari
because they have seen their oga talking about Buhari. The funny thing
about this set of GMB supporters is that they have more reasons not to
support Buhari than most of us, who are not supporting Buhari, but
these peoples political support is slavish. They do not have a mind of
their own, or they deliberately suspended their independence for the
pittance they get from their principals. I will not be wrong to classify
this set of people as slaves.
No matter which category you fall into in the Buhari project, I gladly
wish you GOODLUCK. *Copied*

BimiOne:
I remember one of his movies 'Jagua na yeye man', i think there was a girl 'Veronica' that he was constantly wooing despite having a wife, his love for rice and telling his kids to be fetching the rice small-small while he took huge gulps, and there was the time he took his village people all the way to the city to show them a sculptured cow. So many sweet and funny memories, God bless his soul, and he would have said Amu-amu!!

Hahaahahhaahahhaha

Miss those good old days

Three7Ty9:


"My head oh"

Lol

Caracta:
"My belle o, my head o..."

I remember him very well. I still remember the songs we sing back then. Jaguar was one of a kind. Good talent he had.

Yea, very talented. May his soul rip.

More than four decades,
popular comedian Afolabi
Afolayan (a.k.a Jagua) was a
phenomenon in the Nigerian
entertainment scene, taking
comedy to unprecedented
height.
His rustic and down to earth
comedy act created a cliché
that made many homes a
happy lots creating laughter
for many children, providing
answers to many housewives’
frustrations and actually
hooking on many youths who
became influenced with his
famous pre programme signal
tune ‘my belle o my head o’.
Afolabi Afolayan was a class of
its own in the Nigeria comedy
scene.
The mercurial actor who
started his comedy series in
1968 died suddenly in 2000, no
thanks to the debilitating state
of the Nigerian health system.
He was one of the most
sought after personality on
NTA through the 1980s and
1990s up to the time of his
untimely demise.

Omexonomy: You try. But their is more to entreprenurship that all these which u mention. Can such work for any body in iraq syria and northern nigeria

I believe in iraq, syria and northern nigerian, I believe opportunity lies in the aforementioned, is left for you to observe and know the kind of business to go into. Opportunity lies everywhere!

10 Traits Of a Successful Entrepreneur
any of these names ring a bell:
Bill Gates (Microsoft), Michael Dell (Dell
Computer), Larry Ellison (Oracle),
Ted Turner (AOL- Time Warner)? How
about Phil Knight (Nike), Vince
McMahon (WWF), Rupert Murdoch (News Corporation), and Steve Jobs (Apple Computer)? What all of these men have in common is that they are successful
entrepreneurs. They are some of the
most successful entrepreneurs of our
era. They have built their respective
companies from small businesses into
international powerhouses. They may
have different styles, but they are all
cut from the same cloth. They are the
go - getters who don't take "no" for an
answer and believe everything is
possible. If we take a closer look at these tremendously wealthy self-made men,we'll find that they all share certain
characteristics. In fact, they share
many of the same characteristics as
most other entrepreneurs. It doesn't
matter if their businesses earn $10
billion or $100,000 annually;
entrepreneurs tend to share certain
character traits. Entrepreneurs are a very particular bunch. They usually don't fit a common mold. When they look at the world around them, they do not dwell on how things are. Rather, they focus on how they can transform things into how they want them to be, as well as how they can make a profit in the process. Here are some of the
characteristics of a successful entrepreneur. Do you possess any of
these traits?

1. Self-Starter -- Being an entrepreneur entails initiating something. Entrepreneurs see an opportunity to make money and seize it, and start a business.
2. Enjoys big challenges -- Entrepreneurs like challenges. They like to push the limits and test themselves against the world. The thrill of beating a challenge is just as rewarding as the profit that follows.
3. Does not quit -- Real entrepreneurs never give up. If they fail, they regard it as nothing more than a temporary setback. They go back to the drawing board, fix their plan and try again. Most successes only come after many failures.
4. Desire to succeed -- Starting a business is risky. Entrepreneurs cannot stand the idea of living an uneventful life. They need to be challenged and succeed. They have a genuine appetite for success.
5. Creative Entrepreneurs are usually very creative people. Creative here refers to the ability to see a business evolve where nothing existed beforehand. They can spot an opportunity and work to profit from their observation.
6. Hard-working Entrepreneurs are always hard-working people. Running a business is not a walk in the park. Ultimately, they must put in the hours to get the job done and make sure that the business achieves its full potential.
7. Flexible Entrepreneurs wear many hats. If there is a problem, they simply can't call up Herb from Legal or their VP of Marketing for a solution. They usually
need to figure things out on their own
and get all aspects of the business
running single-handedly, at least in
the beginning. A first-rate entrepreneur also knows when it's time to bring in additional managers to help with the business.
8. Competitive The world of business is the ultimate shark tank. In our capitalist society you are either the hunter or the prey. Thus, entrepreneurs like to compete with others. They relish the
opportunity to measure wits with others and come out on top.
9. Independent A big driver to starting one's own business is the desire to work for oneself. Entrepreneurs are notorious
for this characteristic. They generally
hate having a boss and having to
report to someone else. They want to
call the shots and make their own
"destiny."
10. Success-oriented Entrepreneurs are driven by success. That is, they don't imagine failing, only thriving. Sound obvious? isn't it. If you fell in the water and could not swim, would you think, "I'm a dead man, I may die here," or would such a thought never cross your mind because you were focusing every
ounce of your energy on "swimming"
to shore? You'd be surprised at how
many people think negatively first.
Now that you know what makes a
successful entrepreneur, get off your
butts and start making some money.
Life is short!

Action movies have always been dangerous business because,the more realistic the stunts,the more people appreciate it,thus legendary actors/stuntmen such as Jackie Chan,Sylvester Stallone,Jet Li and many more suffer great injuries to bring their stunts to life.

Jason Statham had a near death experience while shooting The Expendables 3, and co-star Terry Crews shared the story of how it all when down while talking to Jay Leno. "He basically drove off of a cliff into the Black Sea and lived to see another day. This makes me wonder why Warner Bros. didn't cast Statham as Batman, he's basically Batman in real life anyway". 
http://screenclues..co.uk/2013/10/jason-statham-almost-died.html?m=1
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Quite a shame

So sad

Fear and uncertainty grip Niger Delta University (NDU) students as NUC withdraws accreditation. The students of the University are now uncertain of what the future holds for them in the school as there were withdrawals of accreditation of some key courses.
If this issue is not resolved on time, it might go the way of the UNIABUJA Accreditation Crisis that saw students transferred to other Universities where those courses were fully accredited.
Students of the Bayelsa State owned university, Niger Delta University (NDU), Ammassoma, are gripped by uncertainty over the withdrawal of accreditation of key courses in the university by the National Universities Commssion (NUC).
According to the Students, who spoke with LEADERSHIP,  accreditation for seven key courses of study, including Law, has been withdrawn by the NUC.
LEADERSHIP gathered that the NUC also placed 20 other programmes of the university on interim accreditation during its last accreditation exercise.
It was also gathered that the university put forward 31 courses for accreditation but the NUC approved only four for full accreditation.
There are fears that the programmes under probation may still be denied accreditation in the next accreditation exercise slated for September and October this year if the conditions for full accreditation are not met.
Reasons given for the non-accreditation of the courses, sources hinted, include inadequate teaching staff, especially professors, PhD holders and senior lecturers.

Others were inadequate library facilities, laboratory, lecture buildings and poor power supply.
While students currently studying the non-accredited programmes will continue with their studies, new students will not be offered admission pending the accreditation by NUC.
Reacting to the development, the Chairman of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), NDU chapter, Beke Sese, said the non-accreditation of the affected courses was a justification of poor funding of universities for which ASUU had been on strike.
Sese stated in an interview on Wednesday that NDU had remained a “glorified secondary school” ten years after it was established.
“Poor funding of universities has been the issue. This is what ASUU has been emphasising over the years. We’ve been pointing this out even in the current national strike action”, Sese said.
When contacted, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the university, Domo Alagoa, said he would not react on the matter over the telephone phone.
http://www.newsinnigeria.org/2013/08/niger-delta-university-ndu-accreditation-withdrawn-fear-grips-students.html

Fear and uncertainty grip Niger Delta University (NDU) students as NUC withdraws accreditation. The students of the University are now uncertain of what the future holds for them in the school as there were withdrawals of accreditation of some key courses.
If this issue is not resolved on time, it might go the way of the UNIABUJA Accreditation Crisis that saw students transferred to other Universities where those courses were fully accredited.
Students of the Bayelsa State owned university, Niger Delta University (NDU), Ammassoma, are gripped by uncertainty over the withdrawal of accreditation of key courses in the university by the National Universities Commssion (NUC).
According to the Students, who spoke with LEADERSHIP,  accreditation for seven key courses of study, including Law, has been withdrawn by the NUC.
LEADERSHIP gathered that the NUC also placed 20 other programmes of the university on interim accreditation during its last accreditation exercise.
It was also gathered that the university put forward 31 courses for accreditation but the NUC approved only four for full accreditation.
There are fears that the programmes under probation may still be denied accreditation in the next accreditation exercise slated for September and October this year if the conditions for full accreditation are not met.
Reasons given for the non-accreditation of the courses, sources hinted, include inadequate teaching staff, especially professors, PhD holders and senior lecturers.

Others were inadequate library facilities, laboratory, lecture buildings and poor power supply.
While students currently studying the non-accredited programmes will continue with their studies, new students will not be offered admission pending the accreditation by NUC.
Reacting to the development, the Chairman of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), NDU chapter, Beke Sese, said the non-accreditation of the affected courses was a justification of poor funding of universities for which ASUU had been on strike.
Sese stated in an interview on Wednesday that NDU had remained a “glorified secondary school” ten years after it was established.
“Poor funding of universities has been the issue. This is what ASUU has been emphasising over the years. We’ve been pointing this out even in the current national strike action”, Sese said.
When contacted, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the university, Domo Alagoa, said he would not react on the matter over the telephone phone.
http://www.newsinnigeria.org/2013/08/niger-delta-university-ndu-accreditation-withdrawn-fear-grips-students.html

I'm happy for this two brothers.

geefasee: is he a physical ghost?

Kul one

I just pray things change for good in this country.

Just last week, Dr Sid gave an indication he
would be proposing to his long time girlfriend
Simi Osomo. Well I guess he couldn't wait
any longer after Peter Okoye made his own
proposal to his girlfriend earlier.
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IAMBREEZY: Chai straight to pot,this ppl they vex sha.

yes o

carzola: Kill! Kill!! Kill!!! If na obodo oyibo we for hear 9ft python rescue and set free in the wild..

I dey tell u

Serious peppersoup

9ft Python Killed By A 13 Year Old Boy In Yenizue Epie Community Bayelsa State

A 9ft python that has been killing poultry animals in the above community was killed by a 13 year old, after many tried killing it but couldn't because of fear. Below are photos of the python, killed and are being shared.

Dis z really bad. Na God go purnish that woman

Gud ;DGud

dis is not possble, iz he mad or wat?

thank GOd for everything.

very disgusting. i can't stand that

fatherly love and care please let them be. the truth will come out one day.