@LfcZaki Front row L-R: Alvaro Arbeloa, Fabio Aurelio, Steven Gerard, Jamie Caragher, Ryan Babel, Javier Mascherano
Back row L-R: Pepe Reina, Dirk Kuyt, Martin Skrtel, Xabi Alonso and Fernando Torres
“I only found out this year that my local government chairman in Anambra State receives ₦740 million monthly from the federal government” — Belinda Uju
If you are still patronizing random spirits and wine in clubs and pubs with the rate of fake products in town, I pity you.
Just be saving your dialysis money.
Fayose grew up in Ibadan but when it was time for politics, he returned to his home state of Ekiti to contest.
Seyi Makinde spent decades in Port Harcourt, had a business & a wife there but he returned to Oyo state for his politics.
Those who could not assert their political rights in their states or even their region should leave the representative politics of Lagos to its Yoruba indigenes & Yorubas wuth ties to Lagos.
Lagos is not rhe only place you can practise your one Nigeria.
Good back home!
Rabbana ighfir lana waliikhwanina allatheena sabaqoona bialeemani wala tajAAal fee quloobina ghillan lillatheena amanoo rabbana innaka raoofun raheemun
Our Lord! Forgive us and our brethren who were before us in the faith, and place not in our hearts any rancour
“I’m Tired Of Seeing White Box Houses Because They Don’t Work For Us! Nigerians, We Need To Design Houses That Suit Our Climate, Lifestyle And Heritage. We Can’t Keep Importing Architectural Designs From Cooler Countries And Replicating Them In Tropical Nigeria, Then Expecting Them To Be Comfortable. Here Are Some Practical Tips For Designing Homes That Suit Our Climate And Lifestyle, Especially In Lagos.” ~ Nigerian Architect Speaks Out
Anyone caught manufacturing or selling fake drinks or drugs should face death penalty, while their accomplices and sympathisers should be sentenced to at least 50 years in prison.
On Saturday, April 4, 1987, just 35 days before his dêâth, Chief Obafemi Awolowo said: “I think that sooner than later the leaders of the North will see the repercussiøn of their selfïshness and carēlessness in their attitude towards Western education. But the time will not be too late, and if they don’t rēgret it or blame themselves for lack of foresight, the Northern youth may ask their leaders some questions when they see the rate of development that goes with education in many parts of Southern Nigeria. They may then wonder whether it was in their stars or in the selfīshness, carēlessness and lack of foresight of their leaders. If I had been given the chance in 1959 or 1979. I would have changed the fortunes of the North as a place that can be compared favourably with the South in terms of educational, social and economic developments.”
Awolowo, a former Premier and leader of the Western region, said this in a wide-ranging interview with Professor Moses Makinde of the then University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) at Awolowo's residence in Apapa, Lagos.
He passed away on Saturday, 9 May, 1987, but like a seer, what he said is happening already.
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