@saga//Honestly, Nigeria's education system has completely collapse.

The amount of reetards that just pick moronic conjectures from thin air and vomit it like a cretin NA WAH



well, u re not paid for having a brain but for using it,,u see urSelf as the NL super mario i guess,, u think u re a so smart person eh? so act in a way that your principle of action might be made a law in 9ja, anyway i will ignore your nonsense for thinking that u re making any sense,,
MORONIA

42yrs old is strong nd bold enough to do things her/his way,what's your business in this? Did she ask for opinion?   Or come to anyone for consultation?  Looks like some ppl are not just happy for,maybe for that fact she is not in any way connected to them, join hand to praise the woman effort for tracing something that really matters to her,support or hang or even jump from your window,see jealousy in NL

Na waoo! When a dog bites a man it wont be in the news but when a man bites a dog it makes headlines with bold red colour, this is not the first time things like this is happening,some  ppl just dey voice out opinions while some slowpoke's just seeking attention! The funny thing is that none of theses cockroaches knows nothing abt any  tradition of the igbos,so why not just stop the hate nd be real? If any other tribe is performing their stuff then its kool,some of dem are just jealous cos that kind of reunion no go ever happen in their own family, I bow 4 ppl sef

because he has a constitutionally protected right to do so

because he has demonstrated a zero tolerance to corruption while serving as the president of EFCC

because he has enough exposure serving as consultants to governments of foreign states on corruption issues

because as a trained lawyer he understands the innings of the national constitution and has demonstrated a resolve to abide by it

because he has demonstrated an interest to always put the national interest above personal interest

because political experience is not only obtained by being in a politically appointed role, serving as a leader in a public office is enough to provide you with as much political experience you requir







i guess the reason why grandpa and grandchildren get along is just cbcos they have commom enemy,, not making any sense here

slow and steady win the race,,for those saying gej dont or doesnt have balls or all the bla bla stuffs abt him,,ITS NOT THE SIZE OF THE DOG IN THE FIGHT THAT MATTERS,ITS THE SIZE OF THE FIGHT IN THE DOG,,its good to shut the fvck up sometimes

[table]All in all, they are all not bad candidates. The only negatives I have are:

Buhari - I can never trust or approve of a man that blatantly told Northerners not to vote for a XtiaN
Jonathan - Dull and uninspiring in every situation I have seen him. Does not come across as sharp or strong minded.

Ribadu - I have no negative against him. He is a smart, inspiring, dedicated, passionate, uncompromising and progressive perseverer.[/table]
i guess ppl should also know that action springs not from thought only but from a readiness for responsibility, which is the case of GEJ or Oga Ribadu, sorry for atiku, he was just in full pursuit of the unbeatable, SOUTH SUDAN NOW  BIAFRA NEXT

first question is-- where is the origin of that name OLUMBA OLUMBA? can any1  help me out?

14 January 2011 Last updated at 05:55 GMT my time



Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has won party primaries, making him the favourite ahead of April's elections.

Mr Jonathan's main challenger was ex-vice-president Atiku Abubakar, who was supported by some northern powerbrokers.

The People's Democratic Party candidate has won every poll since the end of military rule in 1999.

Mr Jonathan became leader after the death of the elected president, Umaru Yar'Adua, in May last year.

"I declare Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to be the winner of this presidential primary," the chief returning officer, Tunde Adeniran, told a party convention in the capital Abuja, after votes were counted.

Mr Jonathan won with 2,736 votes compared to Mr Abubakar's 805. However, a spokesman for Mr Abubakar alleged rigging and intimidation.

The PDP has a tradition of alternating power between north and south after two terms of office but this was interrupted when Mr Jonathan, a southerner, succeeded Mr Yar'Adua when he died last year.

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At The Scene
Andrew Walker

Abuja

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Delegates who filed through the seven security checkpoints in Eagle Square were dressed in the traditional costumes of Nigeria's different regions.

Wide-brimmed hats and gold-buttoned suits from Rivers state were first to come - their sharp-looking outfits are often worn by President Goodluck Jonathan, a son of the southern oil-rich Niger Delta region. Their look told the story of how they would vote.

Last to enter the square were the flowing blue, pink and white robes of delegates from a handful of northern states.

They stayed away for a while in protest as northern candidate Atiku Abubakar complained the voting process was not fair.
In December, a group of Nigeria's powerful governors said they would back President Jonathan's candidacy but only if he stood for one term before standing down in favour of a northerner.

He is the first president from Nigeria's southern, oil-producing Delta region.

Electoral reform promise

Some 5,000 PDP delegates gathered in the city's Eagle Square where the vote took place.

Journalist Andrew Walker told the BBC News website that some northern delegates, wearing their flowing gowns, boycotted the start of the process amid disputes about the process.

They accused allies of Mr Jonathan of threatening to "fish out" anyone who votes against the president.

Nigeria's recent elections have been tarnished by fraud and violence.

Mr Jonathan has promised to introduce electoral reforms, but correspondents say it will be difficult to implement radical changes before April.

The main opposition candidates are former anti-corruption campaigner Nuhu Ribadu and Gen Muhammadu Buhari.

gbammmmmm ;d

See ladies! So fast! His dis his dat, anyway sha, but I'm just stunned dat nobody talks abt his bank acc,cos its usually the most attractive in a guy,(sorry not all gals though) so guys; our pockets no matter again,lets acquire more brain nd we should try to be funny too! The most attractive in a guy is his balls,a guy with big ball could turn a crack or a stone to a mountain!   We all have brain but most of us don't use it,simple

Ro 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.
Ro 16:5 Likewise greet the church that is in their house. Salute my wellbeloved Epaenetus, who is the firstfruits of Achaia unto Christ.
1Co 15:20 ¶ But now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept.
1Co 15:23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ's at his coming.
1Co 16:15  I beseech you, brethren, (ye know the house of Stephanas, that it is the firstfruits of Achaia, and that they have addicted themselves to the ministry of the saints,)
Jas 1:18 Of his own will begat he us with the word of truth, that we should be a kind of firstfruits of his creatures.
Re 14:4 These are they which were not defiled with women; for they are virgins. These are they which follow the Lamb whithersoever he goeth. These were redeemed from among men, being the firstfruits unto God and to the Lamb. {redeemed: Gr. bought}
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dont u think that those ppl who stupidly give out their january kini ko wld also look stupid to god himself,if its so why did they asked for money? why not,EWA yam,GARI AND CO,lets open our eyes aNd stop fooling ourselves in the name of pleasing the so called pastors,,UWA NKEA SEF

Oga bakare, if u wan relocate to aso rock then u re on the right way,or beta beat this drum in your church,thou shall not slay with tongue an innocent person,thought u re a pastor or? Anyway don not take gej 's humbless for weakness

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[/list]The man wan import cosmetics for his hair,dats why the gate fee was planned and imposed, some so called men of god sef, that's just the beginning of the end for his reign

nigeria is really a movie and our politicians re all good actors, ;d ;d ;d

-- 9ja? i luv this country,,, abeg who rep the W n W here in NL? me sef wan join

tickling like a time bomb and it goes -TIC TAC TIC TAC AND BOOOOOMMM,,islamic state of boko haram,odudua rep,and Biafra, congratulations on the waiting,,,

It doesn't matter where I live.  Do you like my picture?  I look okay to you?
u re really btfl but i prefer the lolly pops

GBAM, APART AFROM THE  NAME -NIGERIA -, THE PEOPLE -NIGERIANS ARE IN NO DOUBT THE MOST HAPPIEST PPL ON EARTH, TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT, MY GAL ALREADY ASKED ME SO MANY TIMES, MOST OF THE TIMES SHE USUALLY CM UP WITH, IS THAT DUDE SITTING OVER THERE A NIGERIAN? AND AS IF SHE KNOWS  -MOST OF THEM ARE NIGERIANS, I MEAN BY LISTENING TO THE CONVERSATIONS, NOE TIME TO BLOW UP AGAIN--- WHY ARE U GUYS ALWAYS HAPPY? WELL ITS A KIND OF NATURAL ,FELA SAID IT, WE RE THESE KIND OF PPL WHO SMILES EVEN WHEN WE RE DYING OF HUNGER,CMON IM ALWAYS HAPPY,INFACT WE KNOW HOW TO BE HAPPY, DOESNT DEPEND ON THE LENGHT OF INFRASTRUCTURE OR HOW GOOD THE SYSTEM IS, ITS WHAT WE HAVE INSIDE OF US THAT MATTERS,, JUST MY VIEW

, me sef tire ooo

same 9ja, same lame ducks in power, big heads wtout brains. i wonder if these guys really think abt ordinary nigerians, hell no, they dont

under 18 and so rantin abt invading privacy,which privacy sef? u re just lucky u got dad dat cares°, oh u re sad abt de old man trying to protect what he value most? anyway im sure u just bring this up to make up a topic on NL,but if u re really serious abt how sad it makes u,my advice is-- if u re in kano then let sharia take it crs,, if u re in the lagos then drag him alagbon then to court,if u re in the USA inform your district att, invading ko ,privacy ni, umuaka these days sef

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Emerging details of this year’s budget proposals indicate that the Presidency has proposed to spend N574m on food in 2011. When this total is spread over the 365 days in 2011, the average amount that the Presidency will spend on food per day is a little over N1.57m.



The N574m is N168.7m more than the N405.3m spent by the same office on ‘food stuff supplies’ in 2010. However, the 2010 figure is exclusive of the sum expended on foods eaten during summits. A separate sub-head for “meals/entertainment” for summits held at the State House last year totalled N73m.



It (N574m) is also part of the N13.9bn that will be used to fund sub-heads and the overhead cost of the State House or Presidential Villa.



The details, which our correspondent obtained on Monday, showed that the rehabilitation of the State House Guest House in the Marina, Lagos, would cost N1.2bn.



Similarly, “residential furniture” items for the Presidency are to be purchased for a whopping N1.1bn this year.



The furnishing of Vice-President’s two guest houses — one in Asokoro and the other called “Aguda House,”— will cost N500m.



The furniture for the guest house in Asokoro will cost N100m, while that of Aguda House will consume N400m.



Incidentally, the lounge of Aguda Guest House was extended in 2010 for N50m. Another guest house was also furnished for the Vice-President’s use in 2010 for N50m.



This year, the “purchase of canteen/kitchen equipment” for the Presidential Villa will also gulp N553.6m.



Further details of the 2011 budget estimates showed that out of the N553.6m, N150m will be used to fund “household equipment and materials for the Vice-President’s office.”



However, in 2010, a provision of N240m was made for the purchase of office, household and kitchen equipment for Asokoro Guest House.



Other details show that the Director of Protocol to the Vice-President, his Aide- De- Camp, and other aides are to be housed in new official quarters to cost N560m in 2011.



Dodan Barracks in Lagos will also benefit from the presidential renovation in 2011, as it has a provision of N400m in the budget.



President Goodluck Jonathan presented a N4.23tn budget to the National Assembly for approval on December 15.



The sum comprises N198.12bn for statutory transfers, N542.32bn for debt service; N2,481.71tn for recurrent (non-debt) expenditure; and N1,005.9tn for capital expenditure.



The government also earmarked the sum of N347.2bn for critical infrastructure development.



This includes capital allocations of N86.25bn for power; N20.74bn for Aviation; N10.27bn for petroleum resources; N136.88bn for works; N48.9bn for transport; N44.18bn for the Federal Capital Territory; N35.01bn for education; N33.35bn for health; N29.46bn for agricultural development; and N24.76bn for water resources.

gbam