Play-ppqy eh, this our corner dull die. In fact, the place don die finish o, you fit imagine say, if I no talk something or Charlie or Traderbtc talk something, ba em be say, nothing go come board for here via discussion o. E wayh me just now say today like this, e no dey anybody body to write or talk anything for this our corner make e for be like say e active small. E con be like say, all our mouth and talk talk na for telegram e end, e no reach for forum as na there we con get bole for hand finish.
E no go well na, we way dey fine something con be like say, na watin them for award us with just by small trier! No be so na, na continued effort fit make something come out this our struggle o. Abeg, if we dey sleep, make we try wake else, our aim don cast finish.
I dey notice the dullness sha, but I understand say most times people dey forget to stop by here, even me sometimes I dey forget tbh, but anyhow e be I believe say our guys for here probably dey busy na make dem no dey reach here that much again, we fit still continue to keep the place lively till them dey free then them go join us yarn for here. And we go still try to achieve the main goal of getting our own local board, na just time e go take but one day we go surely get am.
I hope this will pass enough message across.
https://punchng.com/why-pantami-must-resign-or-be-sacked/?ampA brewing storm over sensitive allegations unveiling Isa Pantami, the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, as a fervent supporter of extremist Islamist sects, who preached their violent cause should not be overlooked. The minister is under fire for vociferously espousing the violent Jihadist narrative of al-Qaeda and the Taliban before he was appointed minister by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).
Essentially, Pantami’s past is catching up with him. Although he claims that he has “repented” of his Salafist ideology, his violent preaching of those days is damagingly chilling. Among other things, he said, “Oh God, give victory to the Taliban and to al-Qaeda,” and, “This jihad is an obligation for every single believer, especially in Nigeria.”
In 2012, Goodluck Jonathan, the President, claimed that sympathisers of Boko Haram had infiltrated his government. “Some of them are in the executive arm of government, some of them are in the parliamentary/legislative arm of government, while some of them are even in the judiciary…Some are also in the armed forces, the police and other security agencies,” he had said.
Honestly this country na wa sef, how people way we elect put for office go dey pray for the downfall off of the country, truly na some of this people we put for office dey sponsor this boko haram group, I just weak for the country like this, I wonder how we go do, this buhari na weakling, so much for the fighting of corruption dey fight corruption dey forget boko haram, the country dey for God hand na to just dey pray say things go get better for this failed state💔.
