Ikengawo:

but here's the thing.

anything anyone says anything good about nigeria half of you bastards start attacking him on this site.
you have 0 patriotic drops in your blood and often wish the worst for nigeria

then when nigeria isn't doing well you blame the politicians.

this is a country none of you will pay tax to, none of you will die for, and none of you have anything good to say about, so when it's having a hard time existing stop pointing fingers. you people don't know what a country is, and[b] ALL of you open your legs for white people on a regular basis[/b] so why are you faulting you government officials.

shevchenko:

Useless editor,do your work,let others do theirs.your own work of xposing corrupt pple,u r non challant about it,yu rather paint their name in gold

~Bluetooth:

Even on NL,some people here are proud supporters of supplying information to the west especially through the media all in the name of white supremacist versus black-mentality.

obowunmi:

These politicians are busy chasing the toto of uni lag babes ---- they're clueless.

Nigeria has every potential to be great. This has nothing to do with the white man, we lack good leadership.

Kobojunkie:

^^^

Show yourselves capable/even better and you won't need to dream of REVOLTING at all.

Ikengawo:

but here's the thing.

anything anyone says anything good about nigeria half of you bastards start attacking him on this site.
you have 0 patriotic drops in your blood and often wish the worst for nigeria

then when nigeria isn't doing well you blame the politicians.

this is a country none of you will pay tax to, none of you will die for, and none of you have anything good to say about, so when it's having a hard time existing stop pointing fingers. you people don't know what a country is, and ALL of you open your legs for white people on a regular basis so why are you faulting you government officials.

googles:

Forget the Nigerian dream . . . Its a failed state already 

ola olabiy:

Talk about the dregs of the human society and that is a very apt description of the black man.
Yet, we claim to be brilliant. Brilliant my foot.

Blazay:

What did Nigeria do?
A sick country indeed. . . a sick country full of anecephalic, loud/foul mouthed, morally-bankrupt, spiritually-depraved, psychotic citizens( with passive agressive ethnic and religious bigots). Damned souls without redemption. Poor Jesus! When he came to save the world, I don't think he knew Nigerians existed. . . or he would have made a beehive turn without a re-think. Honestly.

Blazay:

Only a white man can do that. . . no fear of the consequences. . .all sheer guts and a matter of principles.
A black man would have been thinking of his wallet and his precious dusty black skin that lead into all evils and temptations.
Foolish, baseless empty pride without any meaningful underlying principles.
What a curse!

nitrogen:

Aganga is a coward.

AjanleKoko:


At the end of the day more  of the much-vaunted self-hate has been spouted by almost everybody commenting here:


My take: I thought since the start of this decade we'd have learned that the Great United States of America is also run by multinationals. Enough books have been written, enough Michael Mann movies have been made, what is the point of ranting exactly?

So Shell says they have links in every government department in Nigeria. What's new? They probably do in most of everywhere they operate. Nigeria can't be an exception. Espionage, particularly corporate espionage, is a multi-billion dollar business.

shevchenko:

Useless editor,do your work,let others do theirs.your own work of xposing corrupt pple,u r non challant about it,yu rather paint their name in gold

Kobojunkie:

Very silly conclusion in my opinion. The man lived for a period, and even operates his business out of Sweden. if he did commit sex crimes in Sweden, should he not be arrested and brought to book for it? What has arresting a man for possible sex offences/crimes to do with Mugabe or African dictators? What the heck?

The case he has in Sweden is NOT the same case he has or the US is trying to bring against him in America. Anyone with half a brain would have. not only figured that out by now but also realized that if he is extradited to Sweden, there are chances that America will not be able to get it's hands on him to charge him for espionage since Sweden's laws do not prohibit that.

best_sales:

i dont agree with you,  this is not just the best time to say such,  im sure he saw holes in the claim and it would be very difficult for him to defend such claims,

BetaThings:

But the stories told by the ladies are wooly!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1336291/Wikileaks-Julian-Assanges-2-night-stands-spark-worldwide-hunt.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

slap1:

Nigerians are capable and some are even better than these white things. We just have an insupportive government.

BetaThings:

Of course, Aganga is a Coward! There was the question of what he said. Look at the chronology
"I am going to reduce NASS (national secret society) recurrent expenditure" - the papers reported
NASS to Aganga. Did you say that? "No, I never did. I was misquoted. As public officials, we should be careful of what we say to ensure that we are not misquoted"
Then Mon last week Aganga said "Recurrent expenditure is too high, we need to reduce it"

Beaf:

He is not a coward. He was only being diplomatic in the presence of the NASS while his mind was made up all the time. All he did was employ an oblique Strategy to achieve the exact same goal as Sanusi, while Sanusi's approach was the frontal, railroad sort. The major difference is that Aganga will likely succeed, while Sanusi will fail and be punished.

Beaf:

He is not a coward. He was only being diplomatic in the presence of the NASS while his mind was made up all the time. All he did was employ an oblique Strategy to achieve the exact same goal as Sanusi, while Sanusi's approach was the frontal, railroad sort. The major difference is that Aganga will likely succeed, while Sanusi will fail and be punished.

AjanleKoko:


At the end of the day more  of the much-vaunted self-hate has been spouted by almost everybody commenting here:


My take: I thought since the start of this decade we'd have learned that the Great United States of America is also run by multinationals. Enough books have been written, enough Michael Mann movies have been made, what is the point of ranting exactly?

So Shell says they have links in every government department in Nigeria. What's new? They probably do in most of everywhere they operate. Nigeria can't be an exception. Espionage, particularly corporate espionage, is a multi-billion dollar business.

ola olabiy:

Our grouch is not about corporate espionage or lobbying but the blatant disregard for rule of law. It's true lobbying by corporate giants is a worldwide phenomenon. But, would journalists from Nigeria have easy access to the corridors of power in America? I doubt that.
Would they allow their resources to be plundered by MNCs? It is impossible!
Would their state corporation like the NNPC be reduced to a glorified contract-awarding, muribund and overhead-gulping entity just to satisfy the pecuniary motives of a greedy few?
Would they allow this espionage at the expense of their people?
Would they allow a corner of their territory to be reduced to a raging battlefield all in the name of resources?

xoxo, :

okay, so he was less brave and more diplomatic than sanusi. but given the state of things in this country, i think its about time we threw diplomacy out the window.

BetaThings:

Of course, Aganga is a Coward! There was the question of what he said. Look at the chronology
"I am going to reduce NASS (national secret society) recurrent expenditure" - the papers reported
NASS to Aganga. Did you say that? "No, I never did. I was misquoted. As public officials, we should be careful of what we say to ensure that we are not misquoted"
Then Mon last week Aganga said "Recurrent expenditure is too high, we need to reduce it"