hypeman:

Why do you lot love using words you don't understand??

Stop it bro.

ok sir, you don't mind pointing out my fault and umm correcting me. . . Please??

hypeman:

Great stuff - however, you need to include the people living in the country vis-a-vis how they generate/acquire wealth...

So, the UK is definitely not on the same level as Nigeria - Nigeria is still a poor country...

Yeah, comparatively to the U.K., we still have a long way ahead, nonetheless, like I said, we're reach in both natural and human capital (getting there)...but we've not harnessed the true meaning of our wealth and resources.

wonlasewonimi:

Seriously, I don't think you can match him in any intellectual discourse. All you would resort to is calling him person and cretin.. so go to bed!

Hehe lol

manny4life:
Yeah, comparatively to the U.K., we still have a long way ahead, nonetheless, like I said, we're reach in both natural and human capital (getting there)...but we've not harnessed the true meaning of our wealth and resources.

True that... However, it's going to take a long time to get to that level with the massive population, corruption, lack of good governance etc..

I agree with you, anyway..

manny4life:


Yeah, comparatively to the U.K., we still have a long way ahead, nonetheless, like I said, we're reach in both natural and human capital (getting there)...but we've not harnessed the true meaning of our wealth and resources.

Even our human capital is an inferior wealth compared to the UK.

hypeman:


I'll be on here chirpsing Vanneni...

@Vanneni

Hiya babes, are you the one on your profile??

Muhehehe qstn!

Vanneni: Muhehehe qstn!

Answer na...

manny4life:


Yeah, comparatively to the U.K., we still have a long way ahead, nonetheless, like I said, we're reach in both natural and human capital (getting there)...but we've not harnessed the true meaning of our wealth and resources.

You are very right. This is why I earlier stated that should we have the right system in place in Nigeria based on the natural and human capital resources we have, no one needs to depend on top government officials to make it in Nigeria.

Just imagine the multiple 'Alakijas' that Nigeria will be proud of.

OMO IBO:
ok sir, you don't mind pointing out my fault and umm correcting me. . . Please??

It's not about correcting you, it's about communicating with others which is the unwritten first-rule of language/use-of-English...

You broke the rule, bro..

Go and sin 'nomore'.

hypeman:

Why do you lot love using words you don't understand??

Stop it bro.

Vanneni: Muhehehe qstn!

Every question deserves an answer...

Vanneni:

I'm falling in e-love with you...

Have you checked what's on the front page??

Pataki:

You are very right. This is why I earlier stated that should we have the right system in place in Nigeria based on the natural and human capital resources we have, no one needs to depend on top government officials to make it in Nigeria.

Just imagine the multiple 'Alakijas' that Nigeria will be proud of.

True that. Question remains though, when are we gonna have the "right system" ?

hypeman:

It's not about correcting you, it's about communicating with others which is the unwritten first-rule of language/use-of-English...

You broke the rule, bro..

Go and sin 'nomore'.

oh right. . .i see
Surely, im allowed to think aloud. especially in whatever language that best suits me.

manny4life:


Yeah, comparatively to the U.K., we still have a long way ahead, nonetheless, like I said, we're reach in both natural and human capital (getting there)...but we've not harnessed the true meaning of our wealth and resources.

True...

manny4life:

Answer na...

, I'll answer...