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Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by Beautyaddy: 12:45am On Oct 03, 2019 |
lilwetdick: That's not true...may be in Nigeria because there's no database system in place with citizens informations like they have in most western countries in the form of SSN or National Identification Numbers. |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by ednut1(m): 4:27am On Oct 03, 2019 |
lilwetdick:i give up on you bye. |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by ednut1(m): 4:30am On Oct 03, 2019 |
Suspectzero:the guy is a big dunce. Financial illiterate 1 Like |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by Nobody: 4:40am On Oct 03, 2019 |
timesup234:This isn't intelligent! Missile defence systems aren't even supposed to protect from drones, well let's assume it is; give me a reasonable answer to this. Iran was blamed for bombing the Saudi Oil Field causing a shitstorm around the world. But last year the Saudi's spent millions on the MIM-104 Patriot missile defence system which they have scattered all over and throughout the said oil fields to prevent such an attack happening. So is this a case of this patriot missile system doesn't work (definitely didn't work here) or it was turned off so an act of sabotage could commence. Also, what are the punctureholes nobody seems to be mentioning in the oil silo, as looks like some smaller missile has hit the target,but big enough to cause extensive damage to it. If Iran was going to go for such a large target, they wouldn't of just fires 1 or 2 rockets, nor would they of stopped after hitting 1 or 2 pumping stations. It would of been 50+ missiles and they would of devastated the entire area, as what was hit damaged about 2% and production will be back to normal within the week. It so doesn't make sense to the average person that is, and people think Iran are some mediocre Middle Eastern Country, but they spend billions each year on their military, and for the last 200yrs have never list a conflict, all of which have been taken to them. 1 Like |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by TONYE001(m): 6:40am On Oct 03, 2019 |
timesup234: We have better schools? Tourism is a waste of money? Are you for real? Our schools are better in what regard exactly? And tourism, you call it a wast of resource? I once toured West Africa. It gave me a better perspective about life. I wrote a memoir on my tour. If I had sold it, I would have made some good money. I now see Africa from a first hand perspective. Talk about touring the world. And you mentioned our schools. Where's the tech? Can you do science without tech? We still practice mundane medicine. We still do a lot of things the crude way in medicine. Tech has improved the prognosis of many diseases but no, ours is a thousand years behind the world. I once told a colleague that conditions that are acute already, having them in Nigeria automatically makes them more acute. In other words, the patient's death is hastened. Because you are in Nigeria. What's our life expectancy sef? Brother, let our patriotism be based on facts (we still have some advantages over them) and not on fallacies. Bonjour. 1 Like |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by timesup234: 7:25am On Oct 03, 2019 |
TONYE001:If you tour Africa then you are my friend. I just dont want to see you in America or Canada 1 Like |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by Nobody: 8:14am On Oct 03, 2019 |
Beautyaddy: it has nothing to do with database. As i have written before, no sane man uses bank loans to start a business even bank wont give you loans to start business, you are high risk, bank exist to make profit not to make donations you start business by using your personal savings, reinvesting revenue or profit to grow and then if you like, you can use bank loans and even negotiate interest on loan you need to have leverage, when you have leverage, banks will be the one looking for you |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by ubcandid(m): 10:45am On Oct 03, 2019 |
timesup234: You killed me!!!! Hahahahaha 1 Like |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by TruthFM(m): 6:06am On Feb 23, 2020 |
[s]Thanks for the mention. I am totally against Nigerians traveling in any form. Be it to study (We have better schools here and school in general don't guarantee anything), greener pasture (Nigeria is the best place to become successful, the opportunities in Nigeria can't be found in Europe and America combined together), tourism (Waste of money, use the said money to invest in something lucrative and you will become a billionaire in just 10 years). Nigeria is a goldmine, the Nigerian dream is the only dream. The American and Europe dreams were lies told to fool us. They never existed[/s] |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by 0taPiaPia(m): 1:39pm On Feb 24, 2022 |
The loans comes from their home country dude |
Re: Australia Man Advises Those Leaving Nigeria by Nitingale(m): 8:17pm On Mar 20, 2022 |
Who will teach me how to reply comments here? I really need to attend to some questions � |
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