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Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by eduson33(m): 7:16pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
look at this man remove it for whatzi? dont provoke me oo informatix: This Film have been Banned by National film and Video Cencorship Board. Nairaland please remove this link. Bako himself is already under surveilance by DSS. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Dacore: 7:36pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
Nigeria...a country ruled by monkeys dressed like humans. Nigerians always saying GOD will resolve, yet things get worse day by day. The numbers of rich pastors is on the rise everyday....to whom do these pastors pray...because i don,t think their prayers are answered for nigeria to continue in this situation it is today. Nigerians have no courage to do what it takes to turn the table around. In the past 20 years ou more...there was no president that did right for the people. The truth is that corruption is so deep in the nigerian culture that it will be almost impossible to govern nigeria with out being part of it. Cutting this short....The Nigerian story is that type of hollywood movie that makes you cry in the end. Nigeria does not need to break down completely for people to see that the situation is critical. As the common Nigerian man talks...GOD DEY. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by nep2ra(m): 7:40pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
informatix: This Film have been Banned by National film and Video Cencorship Board. Nairaland please remove this link. Bako himself is already under surveilance by DSS. Let the Federal Government go phuck itself. Nairaland ain't removing nothing. This video will spread like wildfire and I will do my bit to make sure it spreads far and wide. 2 Likes |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by eduson33(m): 7:50pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
thats ma mahn.. nep2ra: |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by nep2ra(m): 7:55pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
ade2008: Ive not been able to watch that video but one thing i know is that nothing is new in that. We have been seeing so many wierd things all around us more than what uve seen. its only GOD that can save us. There is nothing we can do, we are powerless. Even if u make people see reasons why we have to fight for our right some will use religion to counter u. Let us see it as our own fate and continue praying for this country . The bold part makes me sick to my stomach. I feel like throwing up. It's time we realize the Jewish and Arab gods are laughing hard at us. We have become an object of entertainment in heaven. Even Satan joins in the fun. If these gods ever gave Nigerians a brain, then they are wondering how come they fail to use it. It is weaklings and superstitious dorks like ade2008 that deserve the suffering they receive in Nigeria. We live as slaves in our country and not as free borns. God will NOT save us. We will save ourselves when we realize we have the POWER to change things in our country. 1 Like |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Dacore: 8:10pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
It is something when a country that has 20 million people breaks down for what ever reasons (corruption/tribilism/war/unemployment/poverty) as we have been seeing recently. Nigeria has 150 million people as today. If this country one day really breaks down...Africa as a whole will be in trouble too. So these leaders ruling Nigeria should think right and act now.....the time for the talking has gone...the time to act is now...i mean now and not tomorrow. 1 Like |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by successcertain: 8:49pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
Time for serious uprising and gun circulatory for those interested in putting an end to the black vampires government and their horrible accent while spending pronouncing and sharing billions like it was nothing. We shall start by killing off the men in black and bombing whoever tries to stop us from doing the right thing. We will crush them to pieces from the ground to the top, the mend,massob and book haram, jtf will be killed too because they are all dangerous to a new world order. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Yujin(m): 9:18pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
After watching the documentary, get emotional and after a while go back to your default state. Nigerians have seen nothing yet. Such a revolution most of the youths crave CAN NEVER happen under the present political structure. If the parrots here are serious, organise and go after the past leaders that embezzled the common wealth. Most of them are alive(Shagari, Obasanjo, IBB etc. and they have lesser security. This will pass a strong message to the present ones and may likely cause a change. Is this possible? NO. Let those who believe in Nigeria go out first and die for it in their large numbers, then those of us who do not believe in it can be convinced that indeed many people really want a positive change for EVERYONE irrespective of tribe, region or religion. Meanwhile, no Igbo man whether from SE/SS should join the first batch of revolutionist lest some people turn around when the heat is on and label you a felon as was the case before. Anyone who has been stung by a bee before becomes cautious when a big housefly appears. We are watching. 1 Like |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by frond: 10:08pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
liloelawwal: i was close to tears when i saw the documentry.the amala iya iyabo prepared 4 me i couldnt eat itna lie! |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by AjanleKoko: 10:40pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
Orikinla: [size=18pt]But the poor are the most ungrateful people in Nigeria. Food for thought. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by okparafestus: 6:52am On Apr 15, 2013 |
Nigeria is a premature baby or better still a child of circumstancy |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Litmus: 11:43am On Apr 15, 2013 |
successcertain: Time for serious uprising and gun circulatory for those interested in putting an end to the black vampires government and their horrible accent while spending pronouncing and sharing billions like it was nothing. We shall start by killing off the men in black and bombing whoever tries to stop us from doing the right thing. We will crush them to pieces from the ground to the top, the mend,massob and book haram, jtf will be killed too because they are all dangerous to a new world order. Hmm...let me ask you this, the poor in India are even more wretched than the poor of Nigeria and yet the Indian state is light years ahead of the Nigerian state.If the poor of India do as you advocate do you believe that their lot will improve or be worst in the next decade? |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by sportlover: 11:54am On Apr 15, 2013 |
Everything that was shown in this video is all we nigerians fault, from our forefather's,grand parents,our parents and finally you and me. How can we say its the government fault wasn't you that voted them into office with your thumb during the election. Then why complain or have we forgotten the fuel subsidy scandal,police sense less killing and corruption,presidential pardons to corrupt govt officals and terrorists. It all we nigerians fault. Once you hve a job that earns you N250,000 what is happening in the country doesnot consign you because of N2.6 million Naira per annual. Rubbish you forget there are no good roads,poor health sector,no electricity,insecurity,poor education. All you do is send your kids aboard forgetting that those counties had similar problems but the citizens stood up to fit it. Let ask American how they did it and they said "Ask not what your country can do for but what you can do for your country". How many nigerians are ready to do the right thing let us be sincere to answer this question. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by mankand(m): 11:55am On Apr 15, 2013 |
What a shame. Are Nigerians ready to take their destiny back? |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by leverage12(m): 12:35pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
Well as for me what I will say is that Nigeria CHANGE stands with EVERY MAN, be it Citizen or President, Nigeria can only change with you and I having honest and God fearing mind. Unless we do this-Nigerians will always be feel empty, unless we are our brothers keeper, we will always FEEL EMPTY. How I wish am capable of changing things alone, but am not, I can only do my best and leave the rest for others. God help us |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:10pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
Okay I didn't watch the video but read the comments and as usual the government receive the most blame. Funny cos Libyans, tunis and egyptians toppled down a corrupt government and have more negative than positive aftermath. You and I are the government: whenever you watch such documentary don't just point to him there, point to yourself too. Stop calling THAT MAN/EVERYMAN, call yourself! |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by anulaxad(m): 5:52pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: Any one who thinks corruption and poverty in Nigeria can be solved by changing a governor or president is SOPHISTICATEDLY IGNORANT. YOU ARE AN CONNIVING person,YOU EVEN SAID THE ROOT PROBLEM IS OUR GOVERNMENT,AND WHO IS IN CHARGE OUR GOVERNMENT MR.MAN. IF YOU HAVE THE GUTS TO COME BACK AND SAY ITS NOT GEJ,YOU WOULD HAVE NOT MADE A FOOL OUT OF YOURSELF BUT YOUR OWN IDIOCRACY OF YOUR GOVERNMENT(gej). 1 Like |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:38pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
informatix: This Film have been Banned by National film and Video Cencorship Board. Nairaland please remove this link. Bako himself is already under surveilance by DSS.Another reason why Nigeria is not making any headway.Instead of you to make yourself useful by thinking of how to make this video hit the streets of Nigeria, u are here chatting nonsense.SMH!!!! 1 Like |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:51pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: Any one who thinks corruption and poverty in Nigeria can be solved by changing a governor or president is SOPHISTICATEDLY IGNORANT.So who's gonna change the structure of the government? Animals? Everything still boils down to our leaders.So yes, I think corruption and poverty in Nigeria can be solved by changing a governor or president, and I'm not SopHISTICATEDLY IGNORANT. 1 Like |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by ologunduduabra(m): 8:27pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
it's well. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:46pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: Any one who thinks corruption and poverty in Nigeria can be solved by changing a governor or president is SOPHISTICATEDLY IGNORANT.The trouble of Nigeria, writes Chinua Achebe, is simply and squarely a problem of leadership.Nigeria as a nation is synonymous with tears, sorrows,etc.this would definitely change, if we have selfless leaders that are willing to fearlessly thread on toes to ensure that things are done right...till then. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:33pm On Apr 15, 2013 |
ROSYL:Some people are just MENTALLY LAZY. I find it strange that some people want to be spoon fed all the time. Yes, I said the problem with Nigeria is the political structure. Yes, it is the responsibility of the govt to change that structure. But I said it will be easier for a camel to pass thru the eye of a needle than for the current political structure to be changed. The reason being that to change the structure, you need a constitutional amendment and no northern legislator, irrespective of political party, will support re-structuring of the country. QED. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by ceah(m): 7:25am On Apr 16, 2013 |
Why is this topic still in page 2 ? |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by Godmann(m): 8:44am On Apr 16, 2013 |
Orikinla: [size=18pt]But the poor are the most ungrateful people in Nigeria. You are yet to appreciate the impact of poverty on their psyche. Poverty destroys one's humanity and makes him an animal. They behave the way they do because of the poverty they have exprienced not because they are created bad people. The corrupt men in power who created the grounds for poverty to exist should be held responsible |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by KokoBeware: 10:22am On Apr 16, 2013 |
*solid*: Nice but.. these countries you named have not been rebuilt oooo.... Libya comes to mind.. |
Re: Documentary On Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria by anulaxad(m): 4:41pm On Apr 16, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: GRAMMAR GRAMMAR GRAMMAR,YOU ARE NOT DECEIVING ANYONE. 1 Like |
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