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Nigerians are too complacent and extremely adaptable to suffering. That's all I'll say. |
They always complain about inadequate financial resources, and yet the little they have (choose to borrow) is wasted on freakishly capital intensive unnecessary projects instead of being funneled into things that actually matter. But then again, you shouldn't expect better from individuals who are utterly clueless on what to do. Individuals who gleefully slash the budgets for education and health, so this shouldn't surprise anyone. |
You shouldn't expect better from a government like this, so it's no surprise. Their inability to be truthful for once speaks volumes of their intentions. A government in which different representatives speak differently on the same issues, shows that their only form of unity is in their joint ambition to better their own lives and that of their allies. Virtually all of them have no idea of the reality Nigerians face and if they do, it's obvious they're less concerned. My only advice is to hustle make u sef become big man/woman, cos the state no get anything to offer u |
This year has just been a cascade of unnerving events!! |
Quite unfortunate. This is almost certainly a case of paranoid schizophrenia, with the main psychotic symptoms of command hallucinations or delusion of control. This man is suffering from a mental illness, so there's really nothing the police can do but send him to a psychiatrist, cos he'll definitely lack insight and speak out of context. |
A big congratulations to the State for this progress! |
If there's such a thing as a 'curse', I'd say Nigeria is definitely operating under one. I'm not going to support the PDP or anything like that, but the APC, who say they're the better party, in the 5 years they've been in power, which reforms have they brought to the petroleum sector which is Nigeria's cash cow, in order to make sure we get the best benefits from our crude oil. I submit that this entity Nigeria is on a downward spiral to the abyss. apologies for being so dark |
Congratulations to him!! |
Hopefully this pans out for the state as well as all involved parties |
Will any Nigerian govt official agree or accept any accusations brought up against them? Let's wait and see how things unfold. In my personal opinion, I'm more inclined to believe that Malami is as corrupt as they come. |
Wonderful news for every interested party. |
Not everything has to be spiritual!! This lady could be suffering from 'acute or brief psychotic disorder', which is a mental illness involving the sudden onset of at least one psychotic symptom such as delusions, hallucinations or catatonic behavior. I work in a mental health clinic and these things are more common than most Nigerians think. If she's given proper care and medications, there's a high probability of her symptoms melting, and she returning back to her normal self and proper functional. She should be referred to the hospital for accurate assessment. |
I guess the level of fraud he witnessed was so enormous that it destroyed his vision and rendered him blind. Virtually every institution in Nigeria has become a playground for fraud. All the very best for this country |
It's rather disgraceful the way the so called elites flouts the laws. An individual close to the president behaving so reckless and yet they still have the guts to defend him. I wonder which business trip he went for? business that couldn't be conducted online abi? business that couldn't wait for two more weeks. They still believe that people would trust them. I've lost my faith in this country and it's leadership, it's better to work on and for yourself to live your best life, rather than waiting for individuals who in truth have nothing to offer. |
Great means for further disagreement between these countries |
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okay o |
Quite unfortunate for him, I guess he'll have to move on and hope he's not convicted |
I've safely received my good. Thanks Nsonaso! |
Nsonaso:Thanks man, I'm awaiting delivery patiently. |