ifyalways:

@OP as it seems its just YOU that can prove that igbo men marry late at age bracket 45 to 60,it would be YOUR duty to find out WHY and your RESPONSIBILTY to tell us .

akwuna kawa nka,ya ewibe akwa ocha si na owu mmiri nyega ya nsogbu.

RichyBlacK:

If those foreign airlines insist on treating Nigerians badly, they can go to HELL! We don't need them anymore than they need us!

Airlines are posting record losses (in billions of dollars) and some yeye airlines want to do shakara for us! Our Lagos-London, New York-Lagos, and Atlanta-Lagos routes are gold mines! They should gerrrout if they can't treat us with courtesy! Rubbish!!

deor03:

Apply for One year OFF and manage the research. _{It is so easy to sit in one comfort zone and complain}

RichyBlacK:

True.

But why hasn't that happened? The "negative forces" in Nigeria are way more than the "positive forces". Yar'Adua is fighting an uphill battle!

I have sources in the presidency and I can tell you it's not easy ruling that country called Nigeria.

Kobojunkie:

This is sad, but, if it is the only way we can get better health in that country, I am all for it , LMAO!!!

RichyBlacK:

Nne get what biko?

The guy has not even been in office for a year, and you people want miracles! Yar'Adua will deliver, but we all have to help him. One man cannot change Nigeria!

Kobojunkie:

[b]It's not even the going that bothers me, it's the using of this as excuse for almost no visible progress both now and back when he was governor for 8 solid years in Katsina. Somepeople actually feel this should be an excuse. Aaaggggrrrhhh[/b]hh

For all we know, the guy is healthy and just has a bump of some sort, but there are Nigerians already making excuses for him using his HEALTH as reason?? aaaarrrggghhh

RichyBlacK:

Yes, but we don't have a Pearl Harbor-esque incidence in Nigeria, plus our health infrastructure is subpar. So, why not let him seek treatment abroad?

I agree that the government has to do more to better our health infrastructure, but I don't agree that Yar'Adua should die because of it. The mess was their well before he came into office.

RichyBlacK:

Your main man Dick Cheney has not heart, literally and otherwise! But still had time to rule the US (GWB is just a moronic figure-head, at least let's admit that).

RichyBlacK:

What are all these "I love America pass my papa and mama" people yarning again?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the only American (dead or alive) that was ever voted for the presidency of the United States [b]four times was a cripple! He was on a wheel chair, a clear handicap, and still led the United States even as the battles against the Third Reich and the rest of the Axis powers intensified during WWII![/b]
So, what is all this talk about Yar'Adua's "handicap"?

abidex_008:

@everyone.Thank u so much everybody,i'm very grateful 4 your advices to me concerning my post,i really appreciate it.I think majority caries the vote and that is:I'll leave her to herself,though,it wont be easy but i'll definitely do that so as to keep d relationship between my friend and i.
Thanks a lot everyone.

deor03:

That is it. The president does not do the day to day governance of the country

Kobojunkie:

Yeah, This is good. The man was Governor for 8 years in Katsina and because he himself had kidney dialysis, he built a kidney dialysis center in Katsina. So, the people who have heart problems, leprosy, other diseases, all needed to wait for him to get hit with the same before he would feel it necessary to built centers that would actually handle other cases at the same level at least? hhmmmmm

4 Him:


Lets be serious, what if the doctors recommend 5 weeks bed rest for him? We'd suspend governance?

deor03:

@4him

I thought you are talking about developed countries. How came his fundermantal human right to vote and be voted for will talen from him by NOT ALLOWING to contest.

The present governor of NY is blind mind you. The present president of Ukraine ( i think Yuvshenko but not sure) contested and won the presidential election as a sick man.

If he has the mental capacity to rule why NOT!!. His mental state is the most important. People like you SEE this things only when it happens in Nigeria.

Kobojunkie:

I seriously can not believe that someone could actually excuse his inaction as state governor for 8 years with such an excuse. OH MY GOSH!!!! is this for real LMAO!!!

lucabrasi:

he wasnt a governor in zamfara,it was katsina and he tried his best in spite of his health as far as i can recall he is one of the few governors who hasnt had any allegations of corruption all through his 8 years in office,like they always say health is wealth and a man's health will be his first priority no matter what the country is going through,im sure if resigning as the president will give a 100% good health his wife and children plus he will happily agree.

according to sahara reports, Yar’adua, whose illness was recently revealed  by Saharareporters as Churg Strauss Syndrome -a rare disease that features inflammation of blood vessels (also referred to as angiitis) in the lungs, skin, nerves, and abdomen- has been told by German doctors to stay back in Germany until his condition improves or risk possible organ failure during the flight back to Nigeria. The ailing 'president' of Nigeria spent four days in intensive care last week during which his wife, Turai was denied access to him.

~Lady~:

Hmm if the man does nothing, we will crucify him, if he does something it is either not enough or a waste of time.
Abeg what do you want him to do?

Funny thing is those who are calling Nigerians goats are not better off themselves. If they were treated in the same manner that the boarders were, they would raise hell fire.

Point is regardless of how Nigerians may act, they are still the customers. Customers are always right. If I pay for it, damn it suck it up and deal with me. If it was a free ride, it's for me to suck it up.

God forbid I pay my ticket on a plane and then beg to be treated fairly or like a human being. What did I pay for?

The Sly:

Go and eat your akpu then.

4 Him:

3 bags of rice this weekend, where's that my jotter?

The global food crisis is hitting consumers in the USA, with the nation's top retailer announcing that it's rationing rice because of "supply and demand trends," according to Reuters.

“We are limiting the sale of Jasmine, Basmati and Long Grain White Rices to four bags per member visit,” Sam's Club, a division of Wal-Mart, says in a statement cited by Fox Business News. “This is effective immediately in all of our U.S. clubs, where quantity restrictions are allowed by law.”

This follows reports of rationing at Costco.

The New York Sun says a sign above the rice at one of that wholesale club's stores said: "Due to the limited availability of rice, we are limiting rice purchases based on your prior purchasing history."

The U.N.'s World Food Program blames a "silent tsunami" of global hunger on the rising price of food.