Yes it is.

I honestly don't know why movie critics keep giving BvS low ratings. Imagine rottentomatoes.com scoring it 30% ratings

Trunaijian:
Like seriously? Am supposed to read all this about s movie?

You can... If you want to. The post is for DC fans that are yet to watch the movie.

LEX LUTHOR & BATMAN: WHO IS “HE”? Following Lex Luthor’s arrest in connection with the senate bombing and creation of Doomsday, Batman visits the LexCorp head in his jail cell – vowing to watch Lex’s every move. In the scene, Lex replies that it doesn’t matter what Batman or any other hero does, the bell has been rung and cannot be unrung – aliens from beyond the stars have heard the call: God (Superman) is dead. Showing that Superman has helped restore the good in Batman, the Caped Crusader refrains from “branding” Lex – but as Bruce Wayne leaves the cell block, Lex continues raving about dangers that will soon arrive to threaten Earth. Luthor makes specific mention of a “He” and a “Him” that is coming – after referring to aliens that exist in the darkness beyond the stars. A reference that, for anyone who wasn’t totally lost during Batman V Superman ‘s post-apocalyptic “Knightmare” scene, hints that director Zack Snyder is already paving the way for one of the Justice League’s biggest foes: the New God known as Darkseid, ruler of the planet Apokolips. In the comics, Darkseid is an imposing threat, capable of ripping people out of existence using only his Omega beams, and more terrifying than anything else, is able to corrupt heroes and villains alike with his “essence” – clouding how they perceive the world and bending their actions to serve Darkseid’s will. In service of making the teaser clear to viewers who aren’t familiar with Darkseid, it’s important to revisit the Knightmare scene in Batman V Superman – which not only features the villain’s signature mark (the “Omega” symbol), it also depicts Darkseid’s winged minions, known as parademons. Add to that the out-of-nowhere “message” from The Flash, warning Bruce that he was always right about “Him,” and a different picture begins to take shape. Where the warning, which appears to be an actual message from the Flash reaching through time itself, seemed to suggest that Bruce was right to suspect Superman was a threat to mankind, adding all of the pieces together reveals a cleaner interpretation – that the post- apocalyptic dream isn’t a dream at all, it’s a premonition of a potential future where Darkseid has arrived and managed to corrupt Superman (turning the Man of Steel into a lethal enforcer). Bruce Wayne was right, a war is coming and Superman will be at the center of it (either on the side of Earth or the side of Darkseid). Yet, the warning also means the future is not yet set, and in this context, the suggestion that Lois Lane is the “key” likely means that, in addition to encouraging Bruce to find his future Justice League heroes (Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, and The Flash himself), the team needs to protect Lois Lane – so that Superman does not lose his tether to mankind, and become susceptible to Darkseid’s influence. So, how does Lex Luthor learn of Darkseid? It can be assumed that information on Darkseid was included in the kryptonian archive that is opened to Lex when he gains command of the crashed kryptonian scout ship. Lex begins the movie as a twisted sociopath who was neglected and abused by his father – and, along the way, becomes a twisted sociopath with knowledge of a malevolent alien threat. How much Lex now knows is unclear but his warning, paired with the information/feeling Bruce Wayne already has about the future, suggests General Zod’s invasion (and operation of the world engine) put a target on Earth – for other power-hungry aliens who might be interested in enslaving a new world. With Superman policing the planet, those alien forces might have been reluctant to attack but, with Superman dead, Earth is more vulnerable than ever before. If Lex is to be believed, Darkseid is now familiar with Earth and aware that it is susceptible to attack and/or corruption. His perspective on the situation is further exemplified by the painting he had previously referenced earlier in the film, which is now hung upside down in his father’s office – with grayish winged devils descending from the sky to battle virtuous heroes on the ground. – CLARK KENT’S GRAVE: SUPERMAN REBIRTH One of the biggest surprise in Batman V Superman : in killing Doomsday, Superman also suffers a mortal wound – and appears to die. The sequence is a loose adaptation of the “Death of Superman” storyline – where Doomsday arrives on Earth and eventually faces-off in a battle to the death with Superman. In the original comic, Doomsday (a genetically modified kryptonian) and Superman collide in a mutually destructive strike that mortally wounds both of them simultaneously, and they each appear to die. Superman does succumb to his wounds – and a funeral his held for the fallen protector. Heroes, villains, and everyday people from all around the world come to mourn Superman’s death – Lex Luthor even erects a crypt to honor the Man of Steel, his greatest adversary. While the scene plays out differently in Batman V Superman , with the Man of Steel driving Batman’s kryptonite-tipped spear through Doomsday’s chest and Doomsday impaling the Man of Steel with his newly- formed arm growth (after Wonder Woman severed his hand), the outcome is the exact same: the hero and the monster mortally wound each other in a moment of sacrifice and self-destructive rage, respectively. Like the “Death of Superman,” a funeral is held for Superman; however, Snyder takes the idea one step further – with humanity mourning the Man of Steel in different ways. The people of Metropolis gather for a candlelight vigil at Superman’s monument in the city, the U.S army buries an empty black and silver casket (bearing a striking resemblance to the Man of Steel’s rebirth suit in “The Death of Superman”) in Arlington Cemetery, while Clark Kent’s friends and family gather for a funeral procession and bury Superman/Clark Kent’s body in a plain pine casket in Smallville Cemetery (next to his adopted father, Johnathan Kent). As Lois Lane says her goodbye, with Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince watching from afar, she throws a hand full of dirt on the casket – and walks away. Moments later, the dirt begins to rattle and levitate, just like the ice particles that surround Superman’s fist prior to his first flight in Man of Steel . In certain versions of the Superman mythology, levitation of surrounding objects is explained as a byproduct of the Man of Steel’s bioelectric aura (more on that in our breakdown of Superman’s powers ) which can manipulate the effect of gravitational forces in the hero’s near-vicinity. That’s all to say, the presence of gravitational anomalies means that Superman is not dead – he’s just in a hibernation state (until his body can fully repair itself). After all, there’s only thing that actually tells the audience that Superman is dead: Batman, Wonder Woman, and Lois Lane’s assumption that Superman is dead. Earlier in the film, Superman was struck by a nuclear blast – and presumed dead, floating lifeless in space, until direct sunlight kick- started (or at the very least sped- up) his natural regenerative abilities. While a nuclear blast might sound worse than death by impalement, Superman was near the kryptonite spear when he was stabbed by Doomsday, meaning it could take significantly longer for the kryptonian to recover from this injury – especially given that he’s about to be buried underground (where sunlight is in short supply). That’s all to say: just because the dirt is shown levitating doesn’t mean that Superman is going to erupt out seconds later; though, it certainly suggests that this Man of Steel will return (a no- brainer given that he’s set to appear in the Justice League team-up film). Exactly how long it would take Superman to recover from his Batman V Superman injury isn’t entirely clear either. In “The Death of Superman” comic book, it took awhile for the Man of Steel to reemerge – but there’s a caveat. Superman’s body was returned to the Fortress of Solitude where he was placed in a regeneration matrix – but an Superman (known as The Last Son of Krypton aka the Eradicator) was harvesting the Man of Steel’s regeneration energy (which proved to be a bane and a boon for the real Superman). As a result, it isn’t entirely clear how long Superman would have recovered from his battle with Doomsday – had he simply been left alone to heal. Similarly, it is unknown whether the DCEU’s Superman will suffer from any lingering effects after his rebirth – good or bad, physically or emotionally. The resurrected comic book Superman emerged with increased strength (and longer hair) as well as a few other enhancements to previous abilities. It’s unlikely that the movie hero will be changed much, if at all, by Snyder after he resurfaces; instead, given the larger DCEU story (and inevitable appearance by Darkseid), it’s much more likely that Superman’s absence will be a driving point in the overarching story. After all, the people of Earth turned their back on Superman before the Man of Steel gave his life to protect them; even if Superman emerged from his grave seconds after Batman V Superman cut to black, would he return to superhero duty right away? If not, what does this post-kryptonian invasion world without Superman look like and who else will step up to carry his mantle? Maybe a speedy kid from Central City, an amazonian warrior princess, an atlantean king, an advanced cybernetic being, and… a bat vigilante?

10. PA KENT (AND KEVIN COSTNER) RETURNS ADVERTISING Johnathan “Pa” Kent is essential to any Superman origin story; yet, the character was especially important in the Man of Steel movie – since the DCEU’s Superman is built on the dichotomy between Pa Kent’s sacrifice to protect his adopted son (by keeping his powers a secret) and Clark Kent’s longing to be a symbol of hope and guardian of Earth (even if it kills him). The juxtaposition recurs in Batman V Superman , as Clark struggles to keep his personal life, work life, and superhero life in balance – all while attempting to deal with a world that isn’t sure whether Superman is friend or foe (no matter how many people he saves). Despite his best efforts, the destruction of the Senate hearing (and death of everyone in the Capital Building) causes Clark Kent to question whether Superman is doing more harm than good – and the hero decides to hang-up his supersuit, at least temporarily. However, as Clark backpacks across an isolated and frozen mountainside, he has a vision of his adopted father stacking frost- covered bricks. Pa Kent tells Clark an allegory from his own life – about the challenges (and pitfalls) of being a hero. The pep talk sets Clark straight – convincing Superman to return and face the people of Metropolis. 9. WHY SUPERMAN FIGHTS BATMAN We’ve known for awhile why Batman would want to fight Superman – since early trailers showed that Bruce Wayne blamed the Kryptonian for his role in Zod’s siege of Metropolis. Given that Batman V Superman was going to feature a hardened and resentful Caped Crusader, hell-bent on taking down potential threats, it was easy to see why Batman would throw everything he had at Superman – even if it was a suicidal endeavor. Conversely, it was less clear why Superman would want to fight Batman. Clark Kent perceived the Bat vigilante as a law- breaker in need of justice – but what would cause the Man of Steel to actually take part in a grudge match against the Dark Knight? After putting Lois Lane in danger, Lex is able to deduce Superman’s identity – which means he also knew who else Clark Kent might do anything to protect. To that end, Lex kidnaps Martha “Ma” Kent to force Superman into a fight with Batman – giving the Man of Steel one hour to return with the Bat’s head. Should Superman fail to kill Batman, Lex had mercenaries on call to burn Martha Kent alive. Despite the stakes, Clark flies to meet Batman in the hopes of explaining the situation and enlisting Bruce to help him apprehend Lex – and locate Martha. Unfortunately, Batman wasn’t prepared to hear him out (yet). 8. BATMAN USES KRYPTONITE TO WEAKEN SUPERMAN Ever since Batman V Superman was first announced, most filmgoers questioned how Batman could ever beat the god-like powers of Superman. Early-on we suggested that a tech-savvy strategist Bruce Wayne could lure the Man of Steel into a trap – and use kryptonite to gain an upper-hand. Which is exactly what happens in the film. After stealing Lex’s kryptonite, Bruce begins weaponizing the irradiated rock, repurposing it for use in his arsenal (he also toughens-up and builds the armored exoframe batsuit). While the suit offers him increased protection, and is surprisingly agile thanks to integrated hydraulics (at least in the comics), the kryptonite-infused smoke bombs are the true ace up Batman’s sleeve. After distracting the Man of Steel with sonic emitters and machine guns, Bruce manages to trick Superman into catching a smoke grenade – which erupts into a cloud of kryptonite dust. Inhaling the kryptonite weakens Clark enough to even the playing field – and the two trade blows on relatively equal footing. However, a second dose of kryptonite dust weakens Superman even further – to the extent that he cannot even defend against the Dark Knight’s strikes. Beaten into submission and crippled by the kryptonite residue in his lungs, Superman is helpless to fight back. 7. WHAT ENDS THE BATTLE BETWEEN BATMAN & SUPERMAN? With Superman weakened by kryptonite dust, Batman drags a helpless Clark into his makeshift kill room – where the Dark Knight planned to finish-off his opponent with a kryptonite-tipped spear. However, before Batman can deliver the death blow; Superman begs Bruce to find and save “Martha”. Without context, Batman misunderstands Clark’s plea – unsure of why the Man of Steel would be speaking the name of his deceased mother, Martha Wayne. Lois Lane arrives in time to explain that Martha is the name of Clark’s mother – causing Batman to pause long enough for Superman to explain that Martha Kent is in danger. Realizing they had both been manipulated by Lex, Bruce promises to save Martha Kent from Lex’s mercenaries, so that Clark can return to the scout ship and apprehend Lex – before the malevolent sociopath could unleash an attack on Metropolis (read: Doomsday). Surprisingly, the scene moviegoers saw in the final Batman V Superman trailer, of the Dark Knight infiltrating an enemy stronghold, is actually the site where Martha Kent is being held – with Batman, now friend to Superman, coming to the rescue. 6. WHY WONDER WOMAN JOINS THE FIGHT While Dawn of Justice may have been titled Batman V Superman , the movie features a prominent role for Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot). It’s unclear what Diana Prince has been up to since she was last seen during World War 1; however, she infiltrates Lex’s mansion party and steals an (encrypted) copy of LexCorp’s files from Bruce Wayne. Given that the files are ultimately revealed to include surveillance footage of metahuman activity (including The Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg, and Diana herself), it’s made apparent that Wonder Woman was seeking to erase records of her movements from Lex’s database – most notably a picture of her from 1918. Regardless, Wonder Woman forms a mutual respect for Bruce Wayne – who decrypted the stolen files and shares them with Diana. In addition to modern surveillance footage, Lex’s file also includes the aforementioned photo taken at the end of World War 1 – with Diana in battle armor (alongside Steve Trevor). Wonder Woman plans to take the metahuman files and leave Metropolis but deplanes prior to her flight home when Doomsday is unleashed. After the battle, Diana reveals that, following her contributions to World War 1, she abandoned mankind, since humans had built a hostile world unworthy of defending – a storyline that will, no doubt, be unpacked in the upcoming Wonder Woman solo movie.

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16. ALEXANDER LUTHOR BACKSTORY REVEALED ADVERTISING While the basic setup for Jesse Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor was made apparent in the film’s marketing (a young tech mogul who loves “bringing people together”), Batman V Superman quickly establishes that this Luthor is the maltreated son of AlexanderLuthor Sr. Lex explains that his father was a second- class citizen in East Germany who fled to America and made a fortune in the oil industry – a fortune that, after his death, Lex reformed into a Silicone Valley tech company. In his face-to-face with Superman, Lex suggests his father was physically abusive and exposed his son to “abominations” – both of which, it can be assumed, turned Lex into a sadistic sociopath. After all, the claim that was hinted at in Fortune ‘s “interview” with Lex where he suggested that his father never planned to have a son – and used Lex as a pawn in building the LexCorp business empire: “ Dad named the company after himself ten years before I made my unexpected entrance into his life. But investors seemed to respond to the idea of an adoring father building a legacy for his precious son. He used that to his advantage. It was a good shtick and, whatever else he was, he was a good businessman, ” 15. THE METAHUMAN THESIS ADVERTISING Lex invites Kentucky senator Judy Finch (Holly Hunter) to LexCorp – in order to strike a deal with the United States government. He has discovered kryptonite and learned it can be used as a weapon against kryptonians. However, as Lex attempts to strike a deal with the senator, Finch makes an off-hand comment about a “ Metahuman Thesis“. Lex uses this Metahuman Thesis as an explanation for why the U.S. government needs to be proactive about super-human threats. The scene, and later reveals suggest that Lex has begun to suspect that other super- powered people, in addition to Superman, already exist on Earth – and are, for the time being, living in secret. The Metahuman Thesis is put into context when Bruce Wayne hacks into LexCorp’s servers – and finds that Lex had already compiled evidence of four different metahumans. It is not clear, within the context of the scene, whether or not Lex developed the Metahuman Thesis – or the “Thesis” is a common theory within this corner of the DC Extended Universe. 14. KNIGHTMARE BATMAN SCENE DETAILS Long before release, it had been suspected (and even confirmed by several crew members) that the “Knightmare Batman” scene would not actually occur in Batman V Superman ‘s present and would, instead, be a cautionary “worst case scenario” dream- sequence that galvanizes Bruce Wayne to take-on Superman. This proved to be true for the final film – as none of what is seen in the post-apocalyptic scene actually happens (at least not yet). The Knightmare scene features Batman and a squad of soldiers (including a mysterious masked woman), attempting to hijack a shipment of kryptonite in the war-torn ruins of Metropolis, to take-down a tyrannical Superman. The scene parallels Batman’s present-day plan of stealing Lex’s kryptonite in order to forge anti-Superman weapons; yet, in the dream, Batman is trapped by mercenaries/members of Superman’s elite guard – before the Man of Steel appears and incinerates Batman’s collaborators and confronts the Dark Knight for taking away a woman that was his “world”. The symbol of DC villain Darkseid is also teased, etched in the sand, and his parademon minions are shown to aid Superman in subduing Batman – suggesting that Wayne is fearful of a future where not only has Superman become a threat, he’s teamed-up with other aliens to wipe out humanity. 13. FLASHPOINT MESSAGE ADVERTISING Much of what happens in the Knightmare scene was revealed in Batman V Superman ‘s trailers and other pre-release marketing. However, the sequence is topped-off with a major reveal: a Flashpoint-like message from The Flash (Ezra Miller) – who is attempting to warn present day Bruce Wayne through a portal in time. In the scene, Barry Allen (dressed in full Flash armor), begs Bruce to find “ us,” referring to the heroic metahumans of the Justice League that are hiding on Earth, before offering a stern warning. Barry suggests that Bruce was right to fear “ him“; though, who exactly “he” is remains somewhat unclear at this point. The Flash asserts “ Lois Lane is the key ,” leading many to interpret the message as a warning that Superman could eventually become a liability and turn on humanity when something happens to Lois (especially since the prior Knightmare scene concluded with a rage-filled Superman blaming Batman for taking Lois, or possibly Martha Kent, away from him). Still, others will posit that ensuring Lois Lane survives is the “ key” to keeping Superman connected to humanity – in which case that “ him” would be the larger threat Wayne perceives in his dream, Darkseid (who was also hinted at in the Knightmare). The message ends abruptly, and Bruce wakes up at the batcomputer as if he was only dreaming; yet, it’s highly likely there was more to the scene (read: he actually received a message from the future) than the hero realizes at this point. 12. LEX LUTHOR’S PLAN A: FALSE GOD ADVERTISING As indicated, the extent of Lex’s sociopathy is not fully-developed in Batman V Superman ; however, there’s enough information to piece together his motivation and ultimate plan. Lex asserts that his father was born in East Germany and suffered under the rule of Soviet control; as a result, Luthor Sr. became obsessed with amassing wealth, power, and influence after his immigration to the U.S. – a value that made him tough on his son while simultaneously driving Lex to achieve the same sense of control in the world. When Superman appears (not to mention yet-to-be- discovered metahumans), Lex begins preparations to instill fear and panic around the world – in the hopes that Superman, Batman, and any other threats to Lex will destroy each other or, at the very least, become targets of public outcry and quit. To that end, Lex learns of Superman’s soft- spot for Lois Lan, early-on – and exploits that knowledge to stage a coup in Africa, putting Lois in danger to attract Superman, then frames the Man of Steel by hiring mercenaries to slaughter villagers and bribe survivors, all to make it appear as though the kryptonian rage-killed innocent bystanders. In order to further discourage Superman, Luthor arranges to intercept disability pay that Bruce Wayne had promised to Wallace Keefe, a former Wayne Industries employee who lost his family and his legs below the knee, during Superman and Zod’s battle in Metropolis. Despondent, Wallace blames Superman for his misfortune – and Lex steps in, offering Wallace aid (and a new wheelchair), as well as encouraging him to speak at Superman’s congressional hearing. However, unbeknownst to Wallace, Lex hid a bomb inside the wheelchair and he detonates the explosives, killing everyone except for Superman inside the Capital Building. The attack is enough to turn the world against the Man of Steel – with many wondering if Superman was actually complicit in the bombing. 11. LEX LUTHOR’S PLAN B: NEW DOOMSDAY ORIGIN One of the most divisive aspects of Batman V Superman ‘s pre-release marketing, the reveal of Doomsday made it clear that, at some point, the Dark Knight and Man of Steel would work out their differences in order to take-on a common enemy. Still, it was hard for fans to believe that Zack Snyder would throw one of Superman’s most threatening foes into the DCEU so fast – and with little build-up. In the end, Doomsday is exactly what rumors had suggested and fans had speculated: the kryptonian killing machine is a mutated Frankenstein’s monster grown from General Zod’s corpse. While Lex had hoped that public outcry would be enough to discourage Superman into quitting, he was also making moves to ensure that other means to take out the Man of Steel were also ready and waiting. In exchange for his help in developing anti- kryptonian weapons for the United States government, Lex requests access to Zod’s body as well as the crashed kryptonian scout ship from Man of Steel (which has not been moved from its impact crater in Metropolis). With kryptonite surgical tools, Lex uses Zod’s fingerprints to override the ship’s control console – giving Lex access to the entire kryptonian knowledge archive. Applying what he learns from the database, Lex delivers Zod’s body to the ship’s genesis chamber, sprinkles his own blood into the mix, and (despite the A.I.’s warning) initiates a long-forbidden protocol – which, after a set amount of time and energy, results in the creation of a kryptonian-killing beast that Lex refers to as Superman’s “Doomsday”. When public outcry and Batman both fail to destroy the Man of Steel, Lex unleashes Doomsday: “ If man won’t kill God, the devil will have to do it. ”

The Teen Wolf season 5 finale airs Tuesday, March 8 at 9:00 p.m. ET, and we’ve got five exciting spoilers ahead of the episode. Episode 5×20 promises to wrap up the story of The Beast and give us a hint of what’s coming next for the pack in Teen Wolf season 6. We managed to get our hands on the finale, and we’re here to l you take a small peek at what’s in store on Tuesday night.  Marie-Jeanne’s pike has been hidden in plain sight all along. In episode 19, Chris and Gerard were looking for the pike that brought dow The Beast the first time around. Someone is going to get their hands on it, and you may be surprised wher it ended up after all these years.  We get a sneak peek under the Dread Doctor’s mask. We got a glimps of one of the Dread Doctors’ true fa in a promo released last week, but we’ll also learn the remaining Doctor’ name. All we can say is that it’s significant, and it makes more sense than you might imagine.  Plan A works. Scott has been working on a plan for awhile, and this time it works exactly how he had intended it to. Keep an eye out for a surprising alliance, and when it happens, embrace it with every fiber of your being.  One of the villains comes to a shocking end. Let’s just say, fans hav been calling for this baddie’s death f most of the season, and their demise extremely satisfying.  The episode wraps up a lot of loos ends. The final shots of the finale fee like the end of a chapter, but in the best possible way. It’s satisfying, but at the same time, we get a solid hint what is to come in season 6. It’s less of a cliffhanger ending and more of the beginning of something new. But before things can get better, they’re going to get a whole lot wors Just ask Tracey. Do you think she’ll b able to wriggle her way out of Theo’s grasp?

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Mizzzbeee:
lool you paid 4k and it's all God's doing kontinu

I tire for the guy

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True talk... Nigerian celebrities ain't the right model to the upcoming ones. All they do is flaunt their money (Males) and cleavage (Females)


STC sha...

DesChyko:


I think your sentiments are clouding your judgements. You're asking a person who left NTA DG many years back how many Innoson vehicles he bought for NTA, the same Innoson vehicle that was commissioned under President Jonathan's administration?

I'm not saying you're wrong though, but can you give a corroborative evidence that indeed Silverbird was brought up with illegally gotten wealth via NTA? Just one. And then, y'all say he ran NTA aground. I'm trying to remember what NTA was like before 1999 when he took over.

Perfect reply to that sentimental comment. You literally typed what's in my mind

It's obvious the comments are personal, probably catching feelings over long time beefs.

Can't we just to fast forward to BvS dawn of justice release date Mehn i can't wait no more!

dobosky:
Ben Bruce is a fraud. A man that was senseless during PDP 16years suddenly have common sense cos him and his party are now oposition. Why has he not have the sense to comment on the massive corruption that happen under his brother Jonathan? Or he has no sense to comment on it? Instead of him to focus on his duty as a senator he choose to make twitter his chamber with all his stupid propaganda. He will eat local food, twitter will hear, he wear made in Nigeria twitter will hear, he ordered Inosson motor twitter will hear must he tell the world?

I think its high time this Bruce is investigated to know how he set up all his businesses cos he once head NTA, maybe then his common sense will be useless sense.

He's actually doing more good than harm to the current government. He's not ranting like you may have believed he was, but he's actually making #Commonsense

I think Ben Bruce is actually making sense, though it is not necessary all the ministers must be youths.
We need a correct mixture of zeal and balance of vibrant people in ministerial posts.

Am i the only one that thinks Ben Bruce #Commonsense campaign is a good thing