Eh! This not a new thing. Election in our country Nigeria is nothing to write home about.

Posted: at 20-02-2011 08:04 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

Eh! This not a new thing. Election in our country Nigeria is nothing to write home about.

Posted: at 20-02-2011 08:04 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

BIA MICHAEL JACKSON WHAT IS IT? WHY ARE YOU REPEATING YOUR SELF OVER AND OVER AGAIN? ABI YOU WAN HOT SLAP? lol

Posted: at 21-02-2011 06:55 AM (13 years ago) | Hero

 
na jjc now

Posted: at 21-02-2011 09:51 AM (13 years ago) | Grande Master

It is just unfortunate that the poor will continue to die so that targeted rich will leave. People kept on asking the same question that have the obvious answer that the venue and the locking of all the gates except one is to secure the rich and the dignitaries,I wonder what the downtrodden might have gone to do there ,if not for the commitment of some naira.

Posted: at 21-02-2011 01:03 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

GOD dey

Posted: at 21-02-2011 07:45 PM (13 years ago) | Grande Master

GOD dey

E no dey sleep.

Posted: at 22-02-2011 11:29 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

[The April national election is fast approaching and as expected Nigerians are all worshipping their present leaders from local officials to governors and the president. No one is taking a good look at the candidates past performances in office. What have these candidates done to make lives of the average nigerian citizen better?Problems beneath the surface:1. Massive corruption on every level.2. Lack of transparency.....how is the oil revenue spent? What happened to all the oil revenue?3. High unemployment in every sector and region. Many university graduates are without JOBS.4. segxwal harrassment of women of all ages from secondary school to (NYSC) corpers seeking employments.Women (and girls) in schools and universities are harassed to trade sex for grades. When they graduate, they are asked to trade sex for employment. None of the candidates running for election offered to make segxwal harrassment a crime.How are we picking our candidates? What have they done or will do for the people??dan fulani]

The April national election is fast approaching and as expected Nigerians are all worshipping
their present leaders from local officials to governors and the president. No one is taking
a good look at the candidates past performances in office. What have these candidates done to
make lives of the average nigerian citizen better?

Problems beneath the surface:

1. Massive corruption on every level.
2. Lack of transparency.....how is the oil revenue spent? What happened to all the oil revenue?
3. High unemployment in every sector and region. Many university graduates are without JOBS.
4. segxwal harrassment of women of  all ages from secondary school to (NYSC) corpers seeking employments.
Women (and girls) in schools and universities are harassed to trade sex for grades.
When they graduate, they are asked to trade sex for employment.
None of the candidates running for election offered to make segxwal harrassment a crime.

How are we picking our candidates? What have they done or will do for the people??

dan fulani

Posted: at 23-02-2011 01:21 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

GOD dey

E no dey sleep.

for sure my brother

Posted: at 23-02-2011 10:44 PM (13 years ago) | Grande Master

What a sad story. However, my concern is; what`s the lessons that had been learn? Is there any preventive measures put in place to avoid further occurrences? Or, are they just another "blood feast ritual"?

Posted: at 25-02-2011 05:25 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

[The April national election is fast approaching and as expected Nigerians are all worshipping their present leaders from local officials to governors and the president. No one is taking a good look at the candidates past performances in office. What have these candidates done to make lives of the average nigerian citizen better?Problems beneath the surface:1. Massive corruption on every level.2. Lack of transparency.....how is the oil revenue spent? What happened to all the oil revenue?3. High unemployment in every sector and region. Many university graduates are without JOBS.4. segxwal harrassment of women of all ages from secondary school to (NYSC) corpers seeking employments.Women (and girls) in schools and universities are harassed to trade sex for grades. When they graduate, they are asked to trade sex for employment. None of the candidates running for election offered to make segxwal harrassment a crime.How are we picking our candidates? What have they done or will do for the people??dan fulani]

The April national election is fast approaching and as expected Nigerians are all worshipping
their present leaders from local officials to governors and the president. No one is taking
a good look at the candidates past performances in office. What have these candidates done to
make lives of the average nigerian citizen better?

Problems beneath the surface:

1. Massive corruption on every level.
2. Lack of transparency.....how is the oil revenue spent? What happened to all the oil revenue?
3. High unemployment in every sector and region. Many university graduates are without JOBS.
4. segxwal harrassment of women of  all ages from secondary school to (NYSC) corpers seeking employments.
Women (and girls) in schools and universities are harassed to trade sex for grades.
When they graduate, they are asked to trade sex for employment.
None of the candidates running for election offered to make segxwal harrassment a crime.

How are we picking our candidates? What have they done or will do for the people??

dan fulani

You have highlighted the scourge of Nigeria. A nation of corrupt and visionless leadership. No facet of government or life is free of this scourge. The police, the Customs, the Army, NNPC, the Ports Authority; name any and sure as daylight, they are also on the take. The academic staff of our universities and other institutions who should be leading the fight for Nigeria's emancipation and greatness are as corrupt as the word itself. They demand sex from female students and money from male students. Can you imagine the half-baked graduates Nigeria is churning out every year? The roads, hospitals, schools, railways etc rival that of the most backward nation on earth. Yet with a few Naira, votes are bought to thrust those least qualified to lead us. We need to shake the Nigerian people from it's great slumber to demand effective leadership and transformation of the country to modernity.

Posted: at 27-02-2011 03:38 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

na dem sabi i know want know wetin dey happen becouse even Jonathan na for him family not for me that is nigeria for you.

Posted: at 1-03-2011 10:56 AM (13 years ago) | Newbie

There is nothing we can do but to say may their soul rest in peace amen.

Posted: at 5-03-2011 08:28 AM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

There is nothing we can do but to say may their soul rest in peace amen.

Posted: at 5-03-2011 08:33 AM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

Why the sporadic air shootings by Jonathan's guards at a jam packed rally for that matter. Na wa for naija o. Egytians have tried and conquered in their mission for good and better life, but who would 'bell the cat in Nigeria' -full of religious, tribal and political sentiments?

may God continue to bless and strenghten ur brain. just exactly what i was thinking

a WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE NIGERIAN SIGH YOUR EYE, AREGESOLA HAS DONE MANY THINGS WITHING TWO MONTH.

Posted: at 11-03-2011 01:20 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

There is nothing we can do but to say may their soul rest in peace amen.

there are alot we can do , preventions is better than cure

Posted: at 11-03-2011 10:51 PM (13 years ago) | Grande Master

 

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