ROSSIKE:

You're running on generator eh? Tell me something, you and all these other goats that have been typing nonsense here. Are you the only ones using generator in Nigeria? You have no shame. A whole man like you has set up an entire vehicle manufacturing plant that's now supplying various govts and businesses across the land, with top class vehicles. In this same Nigeria. Not in Japan. Not in Germany. HERE, in Naija. He set it up, and is making massive profits, using the same generator that you're using. Same as millions of other businesses in the country. Meanwhile you're online now, typing dust on NL, wasting your generator money, when you could be using the opportunity to fashion your own multi-million dollar Nigerian 'Amazon.com' or 'facebook'.

But then again, much easier to blame your slackness on generator.

PapaBrowne:

On point. On point. In the same Nigeria where many graduates are complaining of no jobs, I know of a woman who has a mamaput joint and sells over 80,000naira daily. I know of a purported motor park tout who started a transport company(Agofure)and today has over 1000 buses with sales of over 20 million Naira daily. I know of young people that start with nothing, go through the grind and make something out of nothing.
Nigeria is filled with opportunities and many people see it and take advantage. Others, many of whom are graduates, sit down and wait for government to call them for the next job interview. They will keep waiting and complaining about no eletricity. They will complain about the rich getting richer and poor getting poorer. They will attribute success to voodoo. Look around you and you will see businesses doing very well despite the hardship that surrounds it all!!

We need to stop complaining and start thinking. We need to start seeking to convert the numerous problems in society to amazing opportunities. We need to stop thinking job opportunities and start thinking entrepreneurship. It starts by seeking to add value to society.

The internet is a leveller. It gives Seun Osewa the same opportunities that Mark Zuckerberg has. Many Nigerians, rather than think up how we can create solutions with with the internet would rather blog to get $200 from adsense monthly. We need a rethink. One that focuses our energies on creating solution and adding value as against making money!!

Area_boy: 256 kbps no be internet oh. Na torture

afam4eva:
I beg to disagree...i'll address your assertions later.

jackbauersballs:

I am NOT in Nigeria...





...Id1ot...

naijathings: Such news is always BIG NEWS in a backward 3rd world country where most of the citizens and illegal immigrants (NIGER REPUBLIC) will never touch a computer till they die while some others get to touch it for the first time at the age of 20 and above. it is sad to see that many Nigerian internet users have only used the internet on a phone and not a proper computer. more sad to note that their internet usage is limited to facebook, 2go and BB. LMAO. some of those with proper hi-tech knowledge of how to use the internet and many short cut keys use it for evil than they use it for good. in a country where you can not walk on the road with your laptop without attracting attention of robbers and police and you better have your bail money in your pocket when going to a cyber cafe.. Anyway, congratulations to the 60 million people who are about to get access to this old thing. by the way, i thought someone said the world would end this year.

ROSSIKE:

How did you manage to type your garbage without power?

ROSSIKE: By next year internet access in Nigeria would be approaching 60 million, according to the latest studies. If that is not an opportunity for all kinds of business start-ups with limitless potential, I don't know what is.

http://www.mobileworldmag.com/nigeria-to-have-direct-internet-access-in-2013.html

hackman90: Who would gv the 60million laptops and phones cause i cnt imagine how they came across dis figure "60million" that should be all most the nigerians but nt reali cause we are 160million in population.omg so i would be experiencing the worst speed of ma internet and the price of bundle would increase,scammers,yahooboys.WTF *GOES BACK TO ENJOY MA INTERNET FOR THE REMAINING 29DAYS BEFORE NEXT YEAR*

ROSSIKE:

How did you manage to type your garbage without power?

afam4eva:
I beg to disagree...i'll address your assertions later.

UNLEASHED:

At last, the daftest comment of the year

Agbgift:



I will take dis as a complement nd nt an insult. God Bless u.

afam4eva:
ROSSIKE, pls this is not the way to go about being patriotic, Just look at the question you asked? Are you not aware that majority of Nigerians now run on generators?

igbsam:
Them pack 14days fufu for your skull in replacement of your brain ? Don't you think he might be typing from his smartphone ? which he already charged with his Generator ? I wonder how some people dey reason sef.

naijathings: [b]Such news is always BIG NEWS in a backward 3rd world country where most of the citizens and illegal immigrants (NIGER REPUBLIC) will never touch a computer till they die while some others get to touch it for the first time at the age of 20 and above.

it is sad to see that many Nigerian internet users have only used the internet on a phone and not a proper computer. more sad to note that their internet usage is limited to facebook, 2go and BB. LMAO.

some of those with proper hi-tech knowledge of how to use the internet and many short cut keys use it for evil than they use it for good.
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so its only in nigeria or 3rd world countries that uses internet for evil right? so who hack, scam, etc on computers in ur 1st world countries are angels... is this an inferiority complex of what?



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in a country where you can not walk on the road with your laptop without attracting attention of robbers and police and you better have your bail money in your pocket when going to a cyber cafe.. Anyway, congratulations to the 60 million people who are about to get access to this old thing. by the way, i thought someone said the world would end this year. [/b]

afam4eva:
ROSSIKE, pls this is not the way to go about being patriotic, Just look at the question you asked? Are you not aware that majority of Nigerians now run on generators?

caseless: 60 million nigerians i'm sure are without power...so na internet access we go come get? Scam!

ROSSIKE:



My brother na wa o. Is there an intelligence deficit on this forum?

naijathings: half of Nigeria is going to get internet by next year!!
oh my God I am so excited that i piss all over this thread.

ehhm... excuse me.. are you saying they are going to add 60million people to those of us that have had it for years or you are saying the govt is planning on building giant internet cafes for the aboki people and fulani so they too can have internet access. forgive me say i no read the write up i only read the topic because no time. please write the write up here again.

*continues pissing on the thread*

Ada Nri1: Internet access for underage children to start downloading X-rated materials

deolumike: . Guy, what is the matter with you? Is it that you are being insensitive or just plain conceited. People are raising a fundamental issue which may undermine the great prospect that should attend this new development and you are just insulting them. It is a cardinal function of govt to provide electricity. If it fails to do that, it deserves due critism. You may not be aware that many people cannot afford to keep running their generators for as long as PHCN electricity should run, you must know how difficult it is to get pms in some places. Currently, there are long queues in gas stations in certain places around the country (we've always had that in this country and God knows when it will end). Given the inimical circumstances, you still expect people to jump for joy because there 'might' be easier access to the internet by 60mmillion Nigerians. You've got to be more objective and realisitic. No offence meant.