Ihedinobi:

........."mommy, I WANT ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!".........

Go read your senior secondary biology, and math.........oh and english as well. Don't bother with physics or chemistry. Your brain'll probably implode if you do

MacDaddy01:


Math= 2 people can not populate the earth in 6000 years, but every i.diot thinks that. You're not an idio.t like us so you know better.


Biology= Humans were not created, they evolved from other animals. It requires pretty strong delusions to think this, but you're not deluded so you know better.

Physics= All the earth can not be seen from a high point in the sky. It takes a sizeable amount of idiocy to think that's an important point to note, but you're no i.diot so you know better.

Chemistry= Water can not miraculously turn into wine. But it's only fools that put "cannot" and "miraculously" into the same sentence and think they've made sense, but you're no fool so you know better.



Yet, you are the one telling me to go and read. Dumbazz Smart christian

Ihedinobi:

Little Phillip Attention-seeker

MacDaddy01:

[s]Were those meant to be rebuttals?


Everyone can see the liar that you are. Clearly from the variations in humans we came from at least 10,000 ancestors (and not two people). That is science. Maths plus biology
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_and_Eve#Science_vs._literalism

Satan took Jesus to the highest point to see all the kingdoms of the earth but that relies on a flat earth to happen.

Water can not turn into wine. To make wine, there is a chemical process[/s]

NOBODY LOOK NOW, I'VE GOT MY HEDIOT FACE BRAINS ON RIGHT NOW...

Ihedinobi:

ijawkid:

I'm doing my part already to make 9ja a good place........I'm law abiding and I help my neighbours...

But I just told u a real fact...wether u got good intentions for 9ja or not[b],to rule this country u must be part of the ogboni frat....

Got it??

If not u'll be killed nigga...[/b].

MacDaddy01:


lol.


#Ihedinobi debunked

Ihedinobi:

Lord! If linguists know what you do with that word @bolded, they'd expunge it from English dictionaries to protect the English language from your cancer of stupidity, man. Geez!!!

MacDaddy01:


#Hyperbolic stupidity

Ihedinobi: Ok. Enough games, man. Let's talk, ok?

You live in the UK. You've seen the transportation system there and I believe you've lived in Nigeria and seen the transportation system here as well. Tell me how you think they compare and what you would suggest for the improvement of the Nigerian system.

MacDaddy01:


First and foremost, roads should be made with maps and central planning, not by doing only the governors village. Roads should spread from the city centre (middle of the city). This easily districts the city and creates numerous routes around the city


The roads should be wide enough to have painted bus lanes. There should be bi-monthlu checkups and maintenance of the roads. Each local govt should oversee the roads in their district. Failure to do this should result in suspensions and sackings.


A railway/tram will cost billions and so, the govt should either save up for that or ignore it for now.


Also, to avoid accidents, we need better street lights and they could be solar powered (which are cheaper nowadays and wouldnt need to rely on phcn/nepa)




Furthermore, al federal roads between states must be done- especially roads that leads to the capital and business cities (lagos, abuja, PH, Delta, Jos) since they are the ones that are used most frequently

Ihedinobi:

I actually applaud this post. I think pretty much the same, in fact I hold a more ambitious view.

It would be nice if we could have all that happen, but political and economic realities in Nigeria make it a tall order.

What if the government backed reformation in the public transport system, opening that market up to enterpreneural innovation? As it is, public transportation is run by powerful unions that do their best to eliminate non-conformity and government transportation that actually helps in keeping growth in that sector impossible.

I think that if the sector were freed up a little, it is possible that public transport companies will drive improvement in the condition of road and rail networks. I believe you see what I mean.

MacDaddy01:

That is a great idea but the problem is that private interests when it comes to public services is dangerous. We can see the results in tollagtes in lekki for the private guys to recoup their money which they have done but still collect the toll