Lol, So Nollywood has got 2 factions now -Yoruba and English Nollywood. What of Igbo and Hausa Nollywood    Uche or what is your name again, eschew tribal and bitter sentiments in Nollywood.......

I guess this is part of the cold rivalry between the Yoruba and Igbo in Lagos.However the fact remains that i have seen Americans watching English speaking Nigerian movies here in the states and not Yoruba movies which portray elements of immorality and fetishists.

Stop preaching tribalism or sectionalism. Majority of the states in the North voted for him in the primary. While Nigerians are trying to come together and build a modern country without prejudice or tribalism there you are fanning the embers of tribalism. Wise up!

Stop preaching tribalism or sectionalism. Majority of the states in the North voted for him in the primary. While Nigerians are trying to come together and build a modern country without prejudice or tribalism there you are fanning the embers of tribalism. Wise up!

We have a nation of about 150 million. Seventy percent of this figure are people under the age of 30 and 50 percent of them are very young people, under the age of 19".
I want to ask' if these information about seventy percent are correct them, where are to stand up and take over power. for years now our youths are suffering eating from hand to mouth and, the so-called goverment of the people by the people and for the people are watching us dieing like chickens' i bet you all, the 60% of our resources suposed to be using in giving the youth life a deffinition in the society just like every other rich countries does.
Only a group of people are sqaundering the nations funds' so bad my dear people of Nigeria.
A nation whereby a president is only concern about his re-election into power and' likewise every other government officials, at this age Nigerian has no steady electic light, no water in every houses, no good roads, no expansion or reconstruction of schools.
There is no oil producing country without REFINERIES, but God knows just like we all knows' there is no REFINERY'' right here in our dear country Nigeria.
And so therefore our government are only minding their own family affair' buying houses outside the country and' building refineries in other countries.
May God help us and give us mind to stand out and say no to bad leaders.
President Goodluck Jonathan i wish you all the best and' if you are a God fearing person, believe me you are going to deliver and' God will stand with you.
God bless Nigeria.

only god will help us and how be love President good luck Jonathan the only man who make fuel to be 50 naira go hard we are with you   

I say Amen again.

Mr President !! start now to implement this move to assure us about the next term oo.

I first greeted you all. to talk about the topic, the guestion is that did mr president really sure of what is saying

fellow nigerians it is an unconpromising fact that we are angry with the way our leaders have been presiding on us in this country.l want to belive that the agony and pain been bestowed upon us by our leaders is just too much.infact one thing that concerns me alot is the monthly take home of our so-called legislators[seventeen million 4god sake.just too much].and for over six months,they ave been dragging the issue of 18,500 minimum wages.this is absolutely crazy.my dad use to say;WE NOW LIVE IN COUNTRY WHERE PEOPLE NO MORE LOOK INTO THE FUTURE FOR HOPE BUT RATHER LOOK BACK TO THOSE DAYS OF CONTENTMENT THAT WERE MISSED.nevertheless,lets hold on to our faith that one day a powerful change we come upon this country.LETS GIVE GOODLUCK JONATHAN A CHANCE.he might be the long awaited massiah.thanks

OWERRI— President Goodluck Jonathan, has promised to build a Nigeria where everywhere will be home for every Nigerian citizen, irrespective of tribe, religion or state of origin if he was voted into power during  April elections.

Dr. Jonathan, who made the promise in Owerri while flagging off the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, campaign in Imo State, also warned that there would be unimaginable crisis if youths were not adequately provided for in the next 10 years.


“We stand for the unity of this country. We are going to run a government where we will not discriminate against anybody, irrespective of your tongue, religion, nationality or your place of birth,” Jonathan said.

He also expressed hope that his administration would create a Nigeria where every citizen will have equal rights and justice, stressing that the issue of marginalization would be removed in the country.

“We hope to work with you to recreate the consciousness and  awareness that any son or daughter of Nigeria, from Owerri to Enugu, Ibadan, Katsina or Maiduguri, will have equal rights in Nigeria. You will get whatever you deserve, whatever you are qualified to get and nobody will discriminate against you. That is our aspiration. That is our commitment,” the President said.

He also disclosed that the federal government had a number of infrastructural development projects going on in Imo State, adding that government would continue with it until the entire nation was transformed.

“We have a nation of about 150 million. Seventy percent of this figure are people under the age of 30 and 50 percent of them are very young people, under the age of 19. So, we must prepare for this coming generation of youths, otherwise in the next 10 years, we will have crisis on our hands,” Jonathan said.

It was the considered view of the President that “to do this, the nation must industrialize and we must encourage commercial agriculture, and that is why we are emphasizing on power generation.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/02/jonathan-promises-to-rid-nigeria-of-tribalism/

A positive impact to Nigeria.

hmmmm

I lik dat,nija we are movin forward them go here us 4 d whole world.

good to hear that some Nigerians are doing good things out there. 

It is refreshing to hear something nice about a Nigerian. Congratulations.

hmmmm

I think our LEADERS has so much to learn from this instead of JUBILATION. Our MOTHERS, SISTERS AND CHILDREN ARE DIEING of this ailment yet we have a DOCTOR as qualify as this, its shame on us.

A Nigerian, Dr. Olufunmilayo Falusi Olopade, was  among six individuals appointed into key administration posts yesterday by United States President Barack Obama.

A statement by the White House Thursday said Olopade, who is the Walter L. Palmer Distinguished Service Professor of Medicine and Human Genetics, Associate Dean for Global Health, and Director of the Center for Clinical Cancer Genetics at the University of Chicago,  had been appointed by President Obama as a member of US National Cancer Advisory Board.



Olopade, who is an authority on cancer risk assessment, prevention, and individualized treatment based on risk factors and quality of life, is also a practicing clinician and director of the University’s Cancer Risk Clinic.

A recipient of numerous professional honors and awards, including the MacArthur Foundation Fellowship,  ASCO Young Investigator Award, James S. McDonnell Foundation Scholar Award, and the Doris Duke Distinguished Clinical Scientist Award, the White House said: "She also works with educators, doctors, government officials and pharmaceutical companies to improve access to quality education and
medical care in low-income communities.

Olopade holds an M.B.B.S. from the University of Ibadan in Nigeria, did her residency in internal medicine at Cook County Hospital in Chicago, and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in hematology and oncology at the University of Chicago. Others appointed into key administration posts by the US President include Thelma Duggin, member, Board of Trustees of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; Marcia Cruz-Correa, member, National Cancer Advisory Board; Kevin J. Cullen, member, National Cancer Advisory Board; Olufunmilayo Falusi Olopade, member, National Cancer Advisory Board; Jonathan M. Samet, member, National Cancer Advisory Board; and  Bill Sellers, member, National Cancer Advisory Board.

Announcing the appointment, Obama said: “These dedicated individuals bring a wealth of experience and talent to their new roles and I am proud to have them serve in this Administration. I look forward to working with them in the months and years to come.”

Source: ThisDay