@tpyga4 In a country like ours, and at this particular time, how can any government make any impact on the well-being of the larger population without reforms? I think we should start questioning our candidates instead of running with whatever they say
@MzTaiwoO@Accoid@AfolabiBB My first job after NYSC was at a Bank, and I struggled to call people by their first names (as a Yoruba boy), which was the bank's policy, until my line manager sent me a query. We called everyone including the CEO by their first name.
Just so we are Clear. I am an APC card Carrying Member
I was born into the progressive fold and I remain one , Infact My father Died as An APC serving ward chairman in Ijegun.
My family Home was used for ward meetings for well over 15years
As the campaign Season is Upon us ,I am Making it clear ,I Support APC with my full chest.
If it doesn't align with you, Kindly lets respect each other by blocking each other in advance.
The only thing we owe each other on this space is to respect each others God given right. No more no less
If you insult me, I either block or insult you and your ancestors as the spirit leads. Mi o gbadun pupo when you insult me o. Koje bo se je
Pep left the Premier League and you all allowed Arteta to have both Bruno and Rice in the same team. Welcome to another episode of Spanish football dictatorship
Lol, those days you are talking about, the government was borrowing money to subsidize the naira. Everything was artificial, and that is what everyone is paying for now
There was a time when ₦1,000,000 was about £4,000. Today? It’s barely a fraction of that. A whole currency that used to hold weight has been reduced to not much.