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By: Ken

Ken — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 10:14:17 +0000

Chido, this is a very intriguing piece. It is amazing that our Nigerian government continues to walk on this path, working NOT to achieve. It is a shame that our leaders go to foreign lands to enjoy what we should but, do not have in our blessed country. What does the future hold for our children? Sadly, our leaders continue to mark history that discourages the new generation at home, especially our children abroad. Our system of government is weak. It is mostly controlled by the weak in spirit. Men and women in power need NOT be weak but, be strong enough to tackle any struggle despite the heat of temptation to foster selfless thoughts. When a country progresses, it shows… All that we need and do not have will be restored when we decide to elect strong, dedicated and God fearing leaders. I do not know when but, it will happen at God's own time.

Thank you Chido for sharing.

By: Ken

Ken — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:43:52 +0000

Well Ahmed, our president is obviously NOT sacrificing his health for "his" dear country. He is basically trying to continue ripping where he never sowed, even it would mean jeopardizing his health. Greedy people are clouded. When it comes to our leaders, sacrifce is a stranger.

By: Obi

Obi — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 07:04:57 +0000

The former blind indonesia president Mr.Abdurrahman Wahid rules his nation blindly so,we dnt want a president who is sick to lead Nigeria.when he was fit he did nothing so,what do we expect him to do now that he is down?. Welcome home Mr.yaradua and good bye,never come back to aso rock.

By: Emmanuel Buttau

Emmanuel Buttau — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:22:43 +0000

Concerning this issue the president & his Advisors have not handle this issue proply, becos when the president was away the people in charge of this matter where playing hide & seek with the citizens they refuse to tell us the truth. By right he is not suppose to enter seat anymore because his condition is critically bad.