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Hello Mr Victor Ojeanelo, is it that you can't find my transaction details on your bank statement? You are behaving funny these days o.
Hello, good morning. Please help.me fund my wallet. I paid 2000 naira on your access bank account on Monday through my access bank app. And immediately my account was debited. It is so regrettable that since then my wallet has not been credited. Mr Victor Ojeanelo please do something. I'm already fed up of this.
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[12/23, 10:03] Ajiboye Abiodun Jude: Narration: 08169345178

Agbafs2005:
What can I do to live dis fueless country....? Lolz

Gerrard59:


You asked for a country that moved from third world status to first world and got independence during the same period as Nigeria. I gave you the answer and you're shifting the goal post in the middle of the game.

SLIDEwaxie:
countries like..?
Oya, state naming them..
Lukatiu.. just wan talk

Automotive1:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BdGWPrfy20

Japan is one of the world’s most civilized societies, a country where no one and nothing is above the law, no exceptions. Even the most minor of driving offenses like the one that got the driver of this orange Lamborghini into trouble aren’t left to slide.

It all started when the driver of an orange Lamborghini Huracan ran a red light and was seen by a patrol Officer , who was patrolling the area on a bicycle. 

Without thinking twice, the officer proceeds to chase the traffic code violator, and miraculously catches up with the 610-horsepower supercar shortly after, pulling it over. 

The driver submits, and in another unexpected turn of events, the patrol officer kneels down so that he can talk to the driver at eye level.

[img]https:///a/img923/8002/2Hptnp.png[/img]

From this position, the patrol cop proceeds to write a ticket, after which the two went their separate ways, and everyone lives happily ever after.

If you thought that it’s strange for the Huracan driver not to resist getting a ticket, don’t forget that politeness is an integral part of Japanese culture, and it’s utmost important to be humble when caught in the wrong.

Do you think the Nigerian police and traffic officers can show these kind of politeness and respect to the citizenry?

Source https://autojosh.com/watch-japanese-police-officer-bicycle-chase-pull-lamborghini-huracan/

FrenchWay:

Let this happen in Nigeria and see how the Police force would budget 2B naira on procurement of 'electronic' bicycles...

God! My prayer is this: Please don't allow this my French student visa to expire. I would keep having carryovers so that my programme never stops.

I shall delay my return to the zoo

SLIDEwaxie:
he's not. And Ghana is far from being a developed Nation.
Mind you, I am not trying to justify the stupidity of Nigerians, I am just saying, unless a Nation that got Independence by secession, you shld name a country that got Independence in 1960 and are a developed Nation.
Lobatan..

SLIDEwaxie:
countries like..?

Oya, state naming them..

Lukatiu.. just wan talk

DrayZee:

Dear Lord. Ok let me do this.
"Third World Country" is not a status. It's simply groups of countries which aligned with either Britain and the U.S.(First World), The Soviet Union (Second World) or remained neutral (Third World) after the Cold War. The etymology lies based around that. That is why I asked you to check the meaning repeatedly.

Sha, let's go with your premeditated definition. The truth is that "third world" countries have been exploited by the "first world" in one way or the other. That's a characteristic that most of them bear. For example, India (which may also be classified as second world) sending large amounts of food to Britain, even while they were facing a famine. Or slavery in Nigeria by the British and the Portuguese. Singapore never faced such exploitation. So it was never really "third world".
Besides, this is just a simple occurrence in life. Those who are rich, stay rich by exploiting the poor. That's exactly how the relationship between First and Third world countries are. Till today, we still get majority of our imports from those countries. Proper development does occur like that. And all this is taken aside from the fact that we have our own corruption and tribalism to deal with.

DrayZee:

Dear Lord. Ok let me do this.
"Third World Country" is not a status. It's simply groups of countries which aligned with either Britain and the U.S.(First World), The Soviet Union (Second World) or remained neutral (Third World) after the Cold War. The etymology lies based around that. That is why I asked you to check the meaning repeatedly.

Sha, let's go with your premeditated definition. The truth is that "third world" countries have been exploited by the "first world" in one way or the other. That's a characteristic that most of them bear. For example, India (which may also be classified as second world) sending large amounts of food to Britain, even while they were facing a famine. Or slavery in Nigeria by the British and the Portuguese. Singapore never faced such exploitation. So it was never really "third world".
Besides, this is just a simple occurrence in life. Those who are rich, stay rich by exploiting the poor. That's exactly how the relationship between First and Third world countries are. Till today, we still get majority of our imports from those countries. Proper development does occur like that. And all this is taken aside from the fact that we have our own corruption and tribalism to deal with.

ImpressionsNG:
Japan of life. It's the closest thing to heaven on earth. Too bad their immigration policy is extremely tight. They don't want too many immigrants to come and pollute their impeccable society.

Firstcitizen:


You are wrong. Nigerian Police will respect those able to afford a Lamborghini in Nigeria. Like our comrades below

SLIDEwaxie:
countries like..?

Oya, state naming them..

Lukatiu.. just wan talk

Ogaonos:
u jux speaking my mind.it in their ancient culture.hav ask hw nigeria can reach dis level of japan.nd d answer is our rural areas.if u notice countries dt hav developed villages also hav develop cities.because is d state governors dt determines a country development.b4 u say if d head rotten d bdy is rotten luk at trump d guy is f*king up but is nt affect america infrastructure.y because americans hav spend yrs 2 strengthen their state govt.d problem wit 9ja is our governors.luk at my niger delta d governors ar d reasn y d region is lacking presently.ph 4 example has moni dt if dey spend 40% on d state infrastructure ph go shine lik cape twn.

oooduancalmdown:
Japan is a monoethnic society so what do you expect?

Reference:


Japan BECAME a monoethnic society. It was not always so. They were a nation of many subcultures and religions some of which still exist today. They had their own civil wars but the great war of 1941 to 46 against external adversity finally crystallized the geographical entity into whatis called Japan today. Without that it would have been one empire and emperor at war with another. Same thing with much of Europe. The maps you see today were largely drawn post conflict in the tens of wars that ravaged that continent throughout history. Even the United Kingdom was not as united as it is perceived today. And they did not start out speaking english. It could be that if Nigeria survives another 500 hundred years, hausa, igbo and yoruba may just be a distant memory to generations to come. And they will view all these tribal warlords on Nairaland to be primitive neanderthals.

It is inevitable Nigerians will speak one language in the future, willingly or compulsively. Either a new one or one of the three major ones and though we will have our religious beliefs they will become personal, and not as tools of public politicking.

Gerrard59:


Singapore that the British used anyhow they liked? China that was used as sh!t by the Japanese (who did worse to the S.Koreans)? Very few countries were not exploited, if everyone uses the same reason for not developing, most countries will be currently undeveloped.

Subtle excuses for Nigeria's non-development in 57 years.

I'll pass.

whitebeard:
Pls don't compare Nigeria with Japan/Korea/China. These countries invested heavily in morals and they have been doing this even before the brits thought of coming to Africa.

ImpressionsNG:
Japan of life. It's the closest thing to heaven on earth. Too bad their immigration policy is extremely tight. They don't want too many immigrants to come and pollute their impeccable society.

DisGuy:


What about Nigeria. We have invested heavily...we have the biggest churches..some of the shinyest* mosques..well paid ifa royals, sultans and elders...

What do you think we have been investing in...business centres