Northern Oligarchs.

I give it to these two.They worked their way up even if they got a little push by the powers that be.

tishbite41:
dat afonjas re slaves does nt mean dat Igbos should join dem in their servitude to d fulanis. enjoy ur slavery bt dnt brag abt it.

Enjoy being second class citizen in your country, slaughtered and massacred on daily basis, chai no hope for your generations

I am a passionate livestock farmer, i have always wished on making it big in animal farming but I have been faced issues beyond my control which is finances. God knows how many financial institutes I have visited to seek for loan to expand my pig farm but all efforts to secure a loan has failed.
All I seek for is a little finance or a soft loan of 700k to embark on this project. I will be so happy if a Nigerian or anybody out there can change this life of mine.
I will also be glad if anybody out there with the money to invest in pig farming in any part of the country can contact me so I can help build and operate a pig farm for him/her. Pig farming is very profitable among all animal it yields more profit than any other livestock farming especially when u stock ur farm with exotic breeds.
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Na person weh don chop and get reserve they listen t shake your bumbum

Thank God fr your own and enjoy life.here no sleep.

9jvirgin:
I heard Timaya's Shake your bum bum track in Montego Bay Jamaica 4 weeks ago; I was surprised and extremely happy to hear that song in Jamaica as a Nigerian, it was the greatest feeling I ever had. But the irony of life; I dont like Timaya and never bought any of his album. It's a mystery how we dont like these artistes but their songs makes us feel special in foreign lands.

I just hate when people refer Dangote as the Richest man in Africa..

Dude is the "Richest Black Man in the World"

"Richest Black Man in the World"

Bolustical:
Some people will be like Financial Times has marginalised them because it's only northerners that they see.

I will Rather ve millions of thousanians than 10 billionaires while others are almajiri or badoo and omoniles

WHITE folks know how to make a black man feel special and keep him loyal like a dog.....

9jvirgin:
I heard Timaya's Shake your bum bum track in Montego Bay Jamaica 4 weeks ago; I was surprised and extremely happy to hear that song in Jamaica as a Nigerian, it was the greatest feeling I ever had. But the irony of life; I dont like Timaya and never bought any of his album. It's a mystery how we dont like these artistes but their songs makes us feel special in foreign lands.

Timaya is big in the carribeAn.

Some of them dont even know hes nigerian. Dt "shake ur bumbum" song was a megahit dts made him a star over there.

WowSweetGuy:

Nigeria is just a wicked country to the common man. The rich keeps getting richer while d poor keep struggling daily.

d earlier yu stop d blame game, d better for yu...in all countries of d world, we only have two sets of ppl:d haves and d have-nots...you're d one that should determine where yu wanna be

JayJohnson:


Enjoy being second class citizen in your country, slaughtered and massacred on daily basis, chai no hope for your generations

foolishness has no cure. we are enjoying it and still fighting for Biafra? Afonja use ur head for once.

tishbite41:
foolishness has no cure. we are enjoying it and still fighting for Biafra? Afonja use ur head for once.

Stop whining!
He pain am well

JayJohnson:

Stop whining! He pain am well

haha ,kwantinu in slavery, thou son of Afonja

ChangetheChange:


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They aready strategizing from London how to send Buhari (Jubirin) packing fromAso Rock in 2019

This is obsession at its worst, it seems you can't have two thoughts without mentioning Buhari, he sure is your worst nightmare.

tishbite41:
haha ,kwantinu in slavery, thou son of Afonja

Kwantinu being murdered and slaughtered oh ye flat_head

i just had this conversation with my cousin, he just returned from Benin republic and he told me he was elated hearing Nigeria songs there and the love the people had for it, he said it reminded him of the days Congolese musicians where the most influential on the continent

9jvirgin:
I heard Timaya's Shake your bum bum track in Montego Bay Jamaica 4 weeks ago; I was surprised and extremely happy to hear that song in Jamaica as a Nigerian, it was the greatest feeling I ever had. But the irony of life; I dont like Timaya and never bought any of his album. It's a mystery how we dont like these artistes but their songs makes us feel special in foreign lands.

aldrick:
Chai.. God bless my hustle. Amen

at this your 78 years of age?wetin remain? abeg forget it

Enjoyment Emir

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