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Politics › Re: Bianca Ojukwu And Ebelechukwu Obiano At Handwashing Day Celebration (Photos) by 24SEVEN: 10:01pm On Oct 19, 2016
Shymm3xx:
Lol, cos of you - I'll forgive these Ipod youts. grin

But tell these mofos to stay out of my path...I'm vicious and I hit where it hurts the most. grin
Well, i aint Igbo..and id say its nice of you to forgive.

You're the troll king, so anyone best know to avoid you. grin grin
Politics › Re: Bianca Ojukwu And Ebelechukwu Obiano At Handwashing Day Celebration (Photos) by 24SEVEN: 9:15pm On Oct 19, 2016
Shymm3xx:
Lol. I know this is meant for me. They troll people as well and it's right that I return the favour on topics that will make them emotionally riled up as fvck cos of their emotional impulses. grin

See, I left NL for a while, came back and the first topic I created about the true size of Africa - they trolled the shyte out of it. A week later, I created a next topic about Yorubas and they spammed it with pictures of Ibadan's brown roofs. grin grin

So, what's wrong with me doing the same thing? No pity on them till they stop trolling me. And I could care less about their hearts and Ojukwu. grin grin
Well said.

There are too many emotionally riled up Nigerians. It isnt limited to Igbos tho. For fun, i told a Yoruba guy today that Lagos belong to the Binis and the Bini guy in our midst supported my positiom and the Yoruba guy almost exchanged blows while i watched in glee.

Nigeria is rily fccked up. Even the very irrelevant of arguments usually stir up unbelievable emotions. If no tolerance, how do we forge ahead. Wish we could al just separate and form new countries. A fresh start for everyone could be all we need.
Politics › Re: Lagos Economy To Grow Bigger Than The Rest Of Nigeria – The Atlantic by 24SEVEN: 9:06pm On Oct 19, 2016
Orikinla:
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Lagos can become a country or the federal capital of an indepensent South West nation.
So technically, Nigeria is impeding on Lagos growth. cheesy cheesy

I dont know why i do not believe this report. I think the analyst failed to observe that Nigeria has literally put almost all her eggs in one basket, and that basket is Lagos.

Lagos did not achieve its position without help from the FG. Its huge infrastructures were invested on it by the FG over a period of 30yrs and some govt policies have favoured her especially.

Granted, Lagos proximity to the atlantic ocean has set it apart from Abj(another city with huge federal investment) but Lagos has no known natural resource and doesn't have the landmass for industrial agriculture or animal husbandry. Lagos only has proximity to the ocean, something half a dozen other states have.

The writer failed to realise that Nigerias skewed system of governance cannot carry-on for long and when this system collapses and eventually gives way to true fiscal federalism, some monopolies and special treatment enjoyed by Lagos will cease and wealth will be more evenly distributed amongs the states who are currently being deprived by the unfortunate situation we find ourselves.

Instead of actually rising, there may just be a decline in the growth forecasts of Lagos. Any growth forcast done when the correct system is in place can actually be considered to be real. Else, every forecast is lopsided, and therefore unsustainable.
Politics › Re: Bianca Ojukwu And Ebelechukwu Obiano At Handwashing Day Celebration (Photos) by 24SEVEN: 8:40pm On Oct 19, 2016
moupe:
This shymm3xx's gotta be FFK. Cocaine fried brain , feel sorry for his wife. The fool is obsessed with bianca.
You are a very excellent troll.

Pls pity the Igbos, as any thing Ojukwu is very close to their hearts.
Politics › Re: Lagos Economy To Grow Bigger Than The Rest Of Nigeria – The Atlantic by 24SEVEN: 8:16pm On Oct 19, 2016
Some dunderheads will claim to have not seen the obvious.


The biggest challenge posed by the growth of Lagos and the consolidation of an enormous, sub-regional economic zone around it, however, is not to the city's minuscule neighbors. Rather, it is to Nigeria's continued existence as a unitary nation.


arresa and aigbofa, what does the bolded mean.

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