Fellow Nigerians, Isn't it funny that after our all knowing Mr president allocated about a fourth of our 2012 national budget to security, things have actually gone from frying pan to fire in the country security wise?
We can't help but ask ourselves then, what is happening to the 921 billion naira (5.756 billion dollars) set aside for security since there isn't any significant improvement? Since last week up to today, the residents of the ancient city of Kano have been living in fear, not knowing when another round of violence would erupt.
What do you do in there when you go to do the nasty,number 2,defecate,private business,pass the brown gold,what ever name you decide to call it.Seriously,what goes on in there? When I go,yes I do go *serious face* I spend as little time in there as possible.I just want it to be over as quickly as possible.It definitely is not the prettiest sight and contrary to what young boys think,pretty girls do go too,yes Aneto goes twice a day.*rolling my big eyes*
After all this Occupy Nigeria movement started,I have been literally waiting to see the video of Prophet T.B Joshua talking about it and I have finally seen it.Apparently he talked about it in October of last year,but if you think about it,you do not need a prophet to tell you there would be a protest.
Nigerians like to take advantage of situations to cheat innocent people.There would not be a change in the economy unless we start loving ourselves unconditionally.Just because the President decided to remove fuel subsidy, does this mean people should sell fuel at 300 naira a litre.It is very unfair,we are too greedy.In Festac,a 5 litre keg sold between 1200 and 1500.A filling station sold at 200naira per litre. Some of the filling stations around Kosofe, Somolu, Surulere, Alimosho and Apapa Local Government Areas, were seen only dispensing fuel at odd hours of the day– in drums– to middlemen and we all know what that means,sell it to hawkers who would sell it to people for expensive prices.Its this how we expect change in Nigeria? we say our politicians are mean and greedy and call them thieves but have we looked at our selves,wouldn't we act the same way if we fill their shoes? If we can take advantage of the situation in other to cheat the masses,then we are no different from the politicians.
Apparently there is going to be a nation wide strike in Nigeria starting tomorrow.I was talking to my Mom and she was like ''we are suffering o!! Nigeria is too hard'' then I asked her if she was going to stand on the road with other people to protest the subsidy removal and she was like,''of course now.I would be there as far as I won't be the only one shouting like a fool in front of government house''For my mom to consider this,then her butt cheeks must be on fire...lol what if they have to run away from olokpa (police).I seriously doubt she knows how to run after all the eba she swallows with no form of exercise,it wouldn't be a good sight...
The funniest threat messages to thieves I have ever seen in my life.It got me laughing like crazy.Please see it,especially if you are having a bad day,sure would make you smile...
I woke up this morning scared to turn on my laptop because I did not want to see ''boko haram- church bomb blast'' but curiousity got the better part of me and I turned it on with mixed feelings, waited anxiously for the system to boot, then went to LIB, no news there, heaved a deep sigh of relief then went to my beloved vanguard and there it was ''BREAKING NEWS: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REMOVES FUEL SUBSIDY'' We knew it was eventually going to come but please is January 1st 2012 the right day to announce that you, Mr President like an authoritative leader, removed fuel subsidy? Na wa o and the only song I could think of to quench the fire in my burning heart is omawunmiz if you ask me song.*pause to play the song*
The PPPRA (Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency) made this announcement TODAY that a litre of Petrol(Primary Motor Spirit) would now sell for N141. ”Consumers are assured of adequate supply of quality products at prices that are competitive and non-exploitative and so there is no need for anyone to engage in panic buying or product hoarding.The PPPRA in conjunction with the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) will ensure that consumers are not taken advantage of in any form or in any way.
”The DPR will ensure that the interest of the consumer in terms of quality of products is guaranteed at all times and in line with international best practice.”
So Nigeria how far? Is this how we start the new year by the way, people rush now and stock up your freezers with meat, tomatoes, pepper, fish etc before price of these things increase oh!!!!!!! I forgot we do not have steady electricity...so we are finished!!!
P.S do not tell me the subsidy does not affect the common man.It does!!! all the crayfish,meat,pepper,cost of transportation,tomatoes and hair cut in barber shop,you do not need a car for all these...Mr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, why should we pay for your inability to deal with the people you claim are the ones benefiting from fuel subsidy? Please let me calm my soul with omawunmiz music:
