ha ha ha. guess you are right

danielorde:


I think it is time we start calling ourselves to order as individuals, if I am disciplined and you choose to be disciplined and say 1 percent of Nigerians choose to be , the country will improve. Ask yourself when last did you tell a simple truth? Ahah! u cannot even remeber, ok for those who do tell the truth. when last did you correct the errant bike man (Okada rider) for going on the wrong lane, or the Bus driver for going on the wrong lane, interestingly you were probabaly in the bus but because you are in a hurry, u were actually thanking God that the guy was doing the wrong thing! The bus guy was facing on coming vehicle.

So true! @danielorde

well said @ omoge

bolaoni:


Omoge, will you be willing to send your child(ren) to Oke Odo High School or igbo Elerin Secondary school? You need to come and see some schools that don't have roof over them. No chairs and students sit on mats. My church donated some sets of seats to a school and there and then Teachers were struggling with the students for chairs just because they were not provided with one.

Abeg no be all naija high school be like dt oo but if na African church Primary school, u get point. But sincerely speaking we have quite a lot of schools here with high standards that could well be compared to best high schools abroad.

how many of our people can afford those?

Nothing good comes easy my broda, poverty has eaten up just too much but dont lets pretend as if nothing good wont come out of naija.

We have it and if we dont have pls lets claim it and work towards it. Hope raising for naija, it can only get beta

It will be so stupid of anybody to think that nothing good will ever come out of our country.
Talking about the future, it is colorful and bright but we have to start working towards it now.

i've got bare plans for 9ja, when the time comes, u all will knw. but first thing first, obj shd b replaced by a better person, and someone who'll listen to me when i begin to unleash ma plans,preferably, odili

kellorah, share some of your plans.

In all honesty, you are naive to think that these degenerates would listen to an 18 year old. Making matters worse, an 18 year old GIRL.

the plans r confidential, between my sisters and i, cnt share soz

Afeni:

kellorah, share some of your plans.

In all honesty, you are naive to think that these degenerates would listen to an 18 year old. Making matters worse, an 18 year old GIRL.

bout dat comment, suit yasef!

I am being honest.

like i said, confidential,

lol. Of course. Keep your ideas, or lack of, confidential.

My idea for Nigeria is simple. Spill the blood of the degenerates. Kill millions if you have to. Till an acceptable solution is reached. Most likely in the formation of independent States out of the abomination they call Nigeria.

hmm, sounds gd,
the killin part was in ma list as well lol
cos i planned dt if obj refuses to step down, i'll make him lol

I am more worried about Ibb becoming the next President than Obj getting a third term.

In all honesty, there would likely be a coup in 2007. A very bloody coup.

i dnt reckon!
when's d nxt election for presidency?

I think it is around may 2007. The exact date has not been set.

kellorah, what ethnic group are you a part of?

my mom is ibo

And your dad?

he's english. u?

Both my parents are Yoruba from Ogun.

kellorah:

he's english. u?

Omg! A teenager, half blood, girl, am I missing anything that counts towards a negative?

If you like, share your ideas. lol.

You would be labeled a silly foreign girl that is disconnected from the reality on the ground.

trustme,i got nthn evil planned.i want wat's best

I do too.

I think it would be better to incite a revolution than to try and work within the system.

Why won't they be negative about Nigeria, Haven't they been disappointed a lot of times by their leaders(though I believe they are disappointing themselves) Nigerians need a mentality revolution.Why should we believe we cannot make it? then if we do, how can we ever make it? Aren't the leaders a reflection of the people and vice versa?? the "make I chop my own" mentality has eaten deep into us, pathetic enough - even the youths. We simply need to get positive.We can make it -- it takes God though.

LMAO!!!!!

This thread was started back on on: May 19, 2006, 09:32 PM ». It is December 18th 2007 and we are only a few days into 2008. Look around you at the current condition in Nigeria and notice how in over a year, it is almost as if nothing changed. Please let the Nigerian man be. Leave him with his bitterness cause the more you think of it, the more you realize he is not without reason .

And what's so funny about your statement@kobojunkie?

Ndipe:

And what's so funny about your statement@kobojunkie?

If you do not see it, I can not help you there!!!LMAO!!!

The Nigerian economy is improving.

Anyone who cannot see that is either blind or mischievious.

ROSSIKE:

The Nigerian economy is improving.

Anyone who cannot see that is either blind or mischievious.

Here's the problem. The Nigerian economy has been improving since the beginning. Infact, that same line was used during Obasanjo's first term in office and this year, it was reported that over 75 million Nigerians NOW happen to fall under the VERY POOR bracket. Yes, the economy has been improving for decades now but the state of so many of our institutions as in such delapidated states that the government concludes that starting from scratch would be cheaper for the people. Anywho, please let us not be decieved again by the use of such statements as " THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY IS IMPROVING". It has always been in that state, problem is, the average Nigerian has yet to feel the effect of the so called improvements in so many years.

I have a love/hate relationship with Nigeria. I often find myself expressing negative my negative feelings about the Nigeria on boards like these and to other Nigerians. However to non-Nigerians I tend to always express love and heartfelt sentiments about the country.

To the person who said something about Nollywood being part of Nigerian culture. While I appreciate some of the films that have come out of that industry, I actually lean more towards the idea that Nollywood is a big joke and not reflective of real Nigerian society at all. At times some or even most of the films come across as a parody, anyway I suppose that rant is for another thread.