whirlwind7:
Whether FG tries to negotiate or not isn't the problem.
The problem is how the "born to rule" class takes the rest of us for granted.

Whatever is happening in Niger Delta now isn't just because GEJ lost the election, as many insinuated. Far from that.
When Bubu got sworn in, he couldn't wait to show his disdain for those he referred to as "the 5%" who didn't give him their votes, and who shouldn't expect to be treated equally as other constituents that gave him above 95%. That was a very parochial attitude. Coming from someone who should be an elder statesman, who is expected to navigate the ship of a multi-ethnic nation, that has deep suspicions of other tribes and their intentions, that was a very unfortunate and a very misguided remark. Asari Dokubo recently commented that Bubu should look elsewhere for the money he will use in taking care of the "95 or 97%" that matters more to him. Very few disagreed with Asari Dokubo over this.

It simply showed that the president is no more matured than he was when he forcibly took power in 1983 or so. Everyone referred to him as an ethnic bigot, and he kept proving everyone right so far.

He approved a budget of billions to fix Borno and adjourning states. He approved billions for importing grasses and creating grazing reserve. These two projects are in favor of his kinsmen and their private businesses. Yet, he showed little concern for the regions that have been the victims of his savage kinsmen, the Fulani herdsmen. He never made plans for communal farmers who have largely been victims of his nomadic brethren. All the money for these projects are coming from the "minor and unwanted 5%". Does that seem fair? What's more, he keeps matching his words with action. His appointments into office of several heads of Federal organizations just three days ago, were mainly people from the north. He leaves no one in doubt that he thinks the Hausas and Fulanis are superior to the rest of us.

He should learn diplomacy. Governance has gone beyond the economics and politics of the 80s when he held brief. He never even bothered to undergo any self improvement by way of education and learning after he left office. Well, we are saddled with this unfortunate situation his narrow mindedness has foisted upon us. I don't see a way out soon, because Bubu is as stubborn as he is ignorant.

You have said it all, nothing more to say.

This is serious!

Michellla:
It would be practical love if a Christian marries a non-virgin even after having the knowledge beforehand.
In the Bible, God asked Hosea to marry an harlot and have children with her. This did not turn Hosea to a sinner. Whatever God declares pure is pure.
If any man is in christ, old things have passed away and everything is new. If she has repented from her old ways then it is ok.
you should show love and accept her because no matter what we do, God accepts us.

Excellent!!!

Oh Lord, this is just so painful, this is too much to take.
Someone should please forward this thread to Femi Falana.

Flickzvill:
Yes why not? Don't let that disturb u sha sofa she can born for u love you contribute and stay faithful errtin gud brov

Those thoughts of other men on top of her, enjoying her makes gasp for breath.

papazboi1:
Am not sure u r ready to marry yet ..

How?

Lalasticlala what do I do?

I met this girl and we have been dating for about a year. We are good Christians and decided on no sex before marriage.

I aske her if she is a Virgin and she said no. I couldn't believe it. I am so hurt now and confused. Should I still marry her?

I am a Virgin man. The thoughts of other men on top of her makes me gasp for breath.

When these guys see her what would they be thinking?










confused.