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Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:47am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Oga Saga, please I ask for clemency on their behalf. Chei... I missed all the fun while you were away and even felt you had been banned indefinitely. School them, man. Sagamite: Example of them wanting 100%: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Sagamite(m): 10:59am On Aug 26, 2013 |
2s£xy: No one banned me o. If I was banned indefinitely on NL, it would be NL's loss, not mine. I would be on another platform sharp-sharp and no one in the world has my intellect plus the delivery genius to replicate me. I am a faultless logical and objective thinker! I am the common sense and Godly intellect virtuoso. I stand out with my idiosyncratic approaches. Na Baba God noni! |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by ono(m): 11:03am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Sagamite: Example of them wanting 100%: Spot on, ''very current'' example of the greed in Naija. |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by imauri: 11:08am On Aug 26, 2013 |
THE GOVERNMENT IS A BY-PRODUCT OF THE SOCIETY.... WHAT WE HAVE IN GOVERNMENT IS A GENERAL REPRESENTATION OF THE SOCIETY...THE PEOPLE.... LIKE IT OR NOT BUT UNFORTUNATELY THIS IS THE NIGERIAN IN US.... NIGERIANS DONT WANT CHANGE.. NIGERIANS DONT LIKE CHANGE... BRINGING CHANGE TO NIGERIA IS BRINGING A DEATH SENTENCE TO URSELF.....WE REFUSE TO CHANGE BUT WE WANT A BETTER COUNTRY.....dont lie to urself... pick one thing remarkable about the society.. apart from the madness for material posession at all cost...... this guy got it all right... unfortunate but true... hence its not the government to be held responsible ... it is us.... 1 Like |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by imauri: 11:10am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Kairoseki77: This man has a distorted view of Naija from working in the oil and gas industry. We ALL know that the Nigerian oil industry is one of the most corrupt institutions on planet earth. If I worked in oil and gas, and then encountered minor corruption out of the office, I would come to the same conclusion as the author - that we are hopelessly and desperately corrupt.delusion of grandeur |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 11:42am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Travel around your Country and Tell me the percentage of Nigeria's improvement after 14 years of Democracy Rossikk: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by alajor(m): 11:42am On Aug 26, 2013 |
God help nigeria, nigerians help nigeria! |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Sagamite(m): 11:47am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Mitch D Leo: Travel around your Country and Tell me the percentage of Nigeria's improvement after 14 years of Democracy The person gave a link to recent figures and said that is "evidence" that things are improving in Nigeria. "Evidence"! The cretin did not produce previous figures to make comparisons with current figures to see any sign of improvement. He just gave current figures and labelled it as "evidence". And trust me, the person would claim he is a graduate o. That he has multiple degrees. Walai, our education system na baaastard! |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:51am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Thank you. The greatest problem we face as a nation is Nigerians. We can't even boast of anything... We are the ones plaguing this country. Mitch D Leo: Travel around your Country and Tell me the percentage of Nigeria's improvement after 14 years of Democracy |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:53am On Aug 26, 2013 |
Sagamite: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Sagamite(m): 11:58am On Aug 26, 2013 |
2s£xy: Ah, no get it wrong o, we can boast of empty boast o! GIANT OF AFRICA! 1 Like |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:02pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
I understand your Feeling but who will bring Order and peace to Naija if we keep running Away from our Fatherland. Let us start learning from our mistakes and try to make Naija better. stillwater: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:11pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Yeah He tasted alright but dont forget I was Nigerians that asked him to Come to Our Land, and took care of hime Like a King. Brother we are the ones killing ourselves and we always try to blame it on someone else. lynpetra: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Sagamite(m): 12:14pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Mitch D Leo: I understand your Feeling but who will bring Order and peace to Naija if we keep running Away from our Fatherland. Let us start learning from our mistakes and try to make Naija better. Your leaders and the others that cannot "run away" (when they decide to stop kissing arsse and defending the cretins ruling them because he is from their tribe or just because they are too dumb). A very close buddy of mine recently called because he was taking up a job in Nigeria and he was telling me he hopes to go there and make a change to the country through engagement in policy. I told him bluntly not to waste his time about making a change in Nigeria because those he wants to save from their suffering would be the first to beat him (if not kill him) FOR FREE for the people he is saving them from. They don't even need bribe, they just need to see you condemning the big man from their tribe and they will deal with you for attacking them (them as in attacking a man from their tribe is like attacking them). I told him the mentality is too fcked up for his grammar to make a difference. The only way he can make a difference is if he is a rich man because Nigerians respect money more than tribe. Those of us that can "run away" will give you bountiful of moral support. We will only give financial support and even join you when majority of you wake up. Only few are awake at the moment. The rest need a lobotomy. See these fucktards for example: https://www.nairaland.com/1383611/james-iboris-55th-birthday-celebrated/4#17233943 https://www.nairaland.com/1383611/james-iboris-55th-birthday-celebrated/4#17235347 https://www.nairaland.com/1383611/james-iboris-55th-birthday-celebrated/4#17237988 1 Like |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:23pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Are we not the ones making him live like a King yet majority of Our people live in poverty some will even do anything to achieve the goal of being his butler. zaynie: I've alwaiz bin an ardent believer in " e go better" buh last week I found out dt d modern man(homo sapiens) actually was african n frm migration n interbreeding and natural selection, other races evolved. Den I stopped believin dt africa kan eva get better.d african ancestors of dose odha races improving in leapbounds had to leave africa in groups, dey moved far frm dre lands for a reason. Todae dose dt stayed behind still aff dre generations wallowing in corruption n all. Check out all african countries n guess what unifies us; leaders dt don't wanna leave dre seats, opposition dt don't mind killing ppl jes to make a statement,corruptions @ all levels,tribalism,nepotism,profit maximization @ d expense of ppl(imajin some1 tellin me dt I shdnt sell cheaper so dt I won't incur d wrath of awon iya", witchcraft n voodooism,political unrest in abt 50% of african soil. |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:25pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Bro, Fela say' my people dey inside bus, suffering and smiling. Everyday na d same thing: Suffering and smilling' I was just a kid while that song was often played at a nearby restaurant somewhere around Lawason. Since that song was released and now, what has changed? NOTHING! I watched Femi reitirating what his father had said and how he never enjoyed power supply and his children as also suffering same now. How long shall we continue like this? How about we suffer and frown? How about we say no more to this babarians? But I know we wont. I have never seen a country as gullible as we Nigerians who could easily be sold at the click of a media hype. In the last few weeks, GEJ's 'achievements' has graced the front page of NL and as usual, they have been praising him, which also equates to sure win come 2015. But do I need to remind you that it's because 2015 isn't far that all this so called commissioning are springing up? That is PDP's strategy and how they often play their politics. I know because we look at the track records of this bastards, it's the same pattern. After re-election, they cease to do anything. OBJ did it, Gbenga Daniel did it, Luck Igbinedion(the worst) did it... Etc GEJ didn't do anything all this while until now. Why? My pain is that Nigerians have fallen for the trick again and PDP will win again. Like I said, we the problem facing us. Mitch D Leo: I understand your Feeling but who will bring Order and peace to Naija if we keep running Away from our Fatherland. Let us start learning from our mistakes and try to make Naija better. 2 Likes |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:29pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
May God bless you and you ink of wisdom will NEVER run dry. Nigerians are plagued with back-biting. Sagamite: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:29pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Is it not Atiku that brought Mikano wat makes yu so sure that GEJ has not invested in this Scam as well. Everyday we abuse and accuse Government without knowing how smart they are. They knew we will buy the generators that why they plotted the scam. Symphony007: What jumped out to me is something i have been thinking for ages. "there are people deliberately sabotaging the nigerian refinaries rehabilitation so that they can keep making profit from fuel import. There is also a cartel sabotaging the power sector so that they can keep importing generators for profit. And i am inclined to belive this people are working together because generators also need fuel to work......so what is pres. Jonathan doing about this people? Because with them lurking, his "transformation agenda" will never be achieved, or are they his buddies? |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Sagamite(m): 12:36pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
2s£xy: *SMH* The same person that (as the PRESIDENT with support of the Attorney General of the Federation) helped a convicted felon rob the country of $1bn, through falsification of identity, is the one our fellow fucktards are praising. One person even said he is transforming the country. skimarvel the Senior Consultant from Oyingbo, Iyana Ipaja and co Transformation Consultants. 1 Like |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by gemini35(m): 12:36pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
osaroodion: Mod don't even dare put this shitty article in the front page. What learner the op is. Just onlined all negative things he isn't sure of. Bias analysis. It could be true to an extent but a more objective analysis wud av been fair.front page jari nigeria is corrupt to the core,his is on point, like he said some that is not qualified,they give him job,just becouse his brother or relative got upper hand there,, |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:40pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
And yet there's lot of killings in the middle east. Sorry but it wont work because the Sharia law wont change how a typical Nigerian man Thinks about wanting more than he already has, it only make it worse. And dont forget There's more poverty in the North than The south because of how they rely to much on the Government. Everyone has to put it in their effort. By the way it was not the British that corrupted, it was Us because we chose to follow their footsteps. alnaijiri: It is the British with their western predatory culture that have corrupted us. The only hope for this country is Sharia law being implemented by God-fearing Muslims across the nation, from the Niger Delta to the shores of Lake Chad to the islands of the Lagos Lagoon. |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:45pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
My brother I have asked about hundred Nigerians wat they'll do if they became Governors or President and the first thing they could think of is how much money they'll make for themselves first before they do any thing in Naija. Iyfe Namikaze: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Tantoo: 12:49pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
@Sagamite, My bro, I see you are still fighting the good fight, well done. We must stand firm on the truth, folks like they can continue to live a lie, which most Bongo folks do. Always prepared to attack the messenger rather than the message. The typical Nigerian disease. Typical comments My Governor is a thief, ehen, na im first thief abi na im thief pass? after all im build road My friend just commit fraud, ehen what is the big deal, shine your eye make you chops your own. My neighbour wife just phuck to get that job, So? if you want get better job na wetin you go do be that. Buhari and Utomi are honest people, let us vote for them. No way, they cannot win so I will not waste my vote. And the list goes on and on Forever making excuses for our failure, never accepting what is so obvious to everyone but ourselves. My brother, I tire, rather that deal with the issues the Oyibo boy has raise, folks are trying to discredit him, even when we stand in a position of no credibility, not as if there is anything actually to boast about. 5 Likes |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:53pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
May yout days be long... God bless you. I didn't read this thread initially because without being told, I know whoever the expat is, he couldn't be farther from the truth... trillville: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by MitchDLeo(m): 12:56pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
We already have the Blessings, Intelligient people, Natural Resources, Mass population. But the basic things The Devil used to curse us was Greed, Religion, Tribalism. This are the three basic things that are preventing Nigerians from working together as One Country. Igbo will Fight Yoruba, Hausa will fight Igbo, Yoruba will Fight Igbo, Muslims will Fight Christians, Rich will prevent Poor from progressing to get rich. Tell Me Where am wrong ??. If God or Allah can bring Unity into this Country things will massively Change. alnaijiri: |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by otondo55: 1:16pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Its Pathetic a Nation...95% true What is the way forward ? |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by egariyi(f): 1:24pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
saintneo: I don't blame this dude. I agree with you that "mediocre reigns supremen in Nigeria". There are cases where unqualified people get scholarship, militants being paid allowances without working, people getting promotion from doing nothing! also our value system needs to be reviewed where every political appointment is seen as means to being rich. Let every Nigerian examine his ways, repent and be patriotic! |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Katsumoto: 1:25pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
What happened to Rossike? Wasn't he here informing everyone how great Nigeria is? Did he run after many turned on him? |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Nobody: 1:36pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
Their likes do desert threads where truth is spoken. They didn't bother to even comment here : https://www.nairaland.com/1410420/where-three-3-refineries-promised where GEJ has failed to keep most of his promises... Katsumoto: What happened to Rossike? Wasn't he here informing everyone how great Nigeria is? |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by demmy(m): 2:00pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
We don't need him to diagnose for us what we already knew. He should go do in-depth analysis about corruption in his own country. |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by successking: 2:17pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
These are old stories we have heard over and over again. Tell us something new or keep quiet forever. |
Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by Tantoo: 2:20pm On Aug 26, 2013 |
demmy: We don't need him to diagnose for us what we already knew. He should go do in-depth analysis about corruption in his own country. So you know you have a problem, what are you doing about it? Same thing as always, self deceit. |
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