@Famico_10@0esq0 Insecurity, everyone runs to the safety of their rooms now ...it isn't bull crap, those who experienced didn't cook up stories, there used to be midnight markets too
@KaySoyemiEsq @NationalGridNg Thank you for putting this out there, this is clear daylight robbery. Nothing stops them from temporarily charging Nigerians according to the level of supply we are getting and revert accordingly when they're able to get their act together
@KaySoyemiEsq@OlayinkaLere@ruffydfire Ha!!!😀😀Reading you first line , I thought you were rising in defence of "the guy" who called people in government "you guys", then, you further drove in the dagger. Not nice!!🤣🤣
@KaySoyemiEsq@Omojuwa They are simply bitter. If the president invites them they wont hesitate to honor him. They envy him because they want so badly to be him
@NigeriainfoFM@jimidisu Happy birthday uncle Jimi.
@NigeriainfoFM educate your OAPs not to talk about topics they no little about. You can't talk about all topics with authority. This guy on radio this morning talking about taxes in relation to population just displayed ignorance
8. As we do this, the military have to also re orientate the soldiers and teach them how to behave in the society..
God bless the Armed forces of Nigeria
God bless Nigeria.
RIP to the departed souls.
&THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.
1. Spurred by the interview i said "Thank you for your service" to a naval officer on my street this morning. He looked at me in a rather awkward manner and asked respectfully in yoruba what i was thanking him for. I had to explain that it is for his sacrifices for the nation.
7. As we remember these gallant heroes. it is important we celebrate and appreciate those who are still alive.
We must develop a national culture of saying "Thank you for your service" or anything thats sounds like that and in anyway or language we can say it.