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Lord make Me an instrument of Your peace. Where there is hatred let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon. Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope.
Where there is darkness, light.
Where there is sadness joy.
It’s looking like the older politicians are better off without involving young people in their affairs.
They make progress in their meetings, while their young supporters come online like headless chickens and scatter everything
No tact, no plan, just noise and clique fights.
There is a toxic type of person to avoid— the kind obsessed with hierarchy, constantly ranking everyone: net worth, IQ, number of publications,academic titles & citations, cycling FTP, 5K running speed, education, etc.
They are miserable & want you to be miserable too.
The ability to do hard things is perhaps the most useful ability you can foster in yourself or your children.
SAnd proof that you are someone who can do them is one of the most useful assets you can have on your life resume.
Nigerian Politicians are so wicked. It’s a special brand of wickedness.
Empowerment is now bucket of water.
I, as private citizen has done borehole for the community. Why can’t you a govt appointee do same if water is an issue. (Pipeborne water running into homes should be the goal anyways)
And people will defend what he’s doing.
Most Nigerians have become opportunists willing to sacrifice truth on the altars of their self interest. so whatever it is will continue to thrive irrespective of any party, it is about people and not party.
“Whatever evils the APC has done to our elections, the PDP laid the foundations for it.”
Blame the PDP.
Not INEC that forged results for the ruling party in Edo State.
Not the Judiciary that is endorsing criminality.
Not the Executive that has turned Nigeria into a one-party state where governors are afraid of sneezing.
It’s the PDP that is responsible for all that ails Nigeria today; 10 years after we lost power because we had built an electoral system and country that made it possible to unseat a president.
Anyway, my default is to believe that we all want to build a better nation. Maybe we just have different approaches to achieving that task. All I’ll suggest is that we focus on the problem today; instead of being distracted by the impotent past.
Una well done. ����