Bonapart:
Shame!!!!

We need to also credit Nigeria bloggers most times.

They pulled a big one on this. People were calling for their head when they revealed this shameless relationship

Very shameful! To be honest money is not everything for goodness sakes.

Agugbadin:


If you don't keep your mouth shut you will bring courses upon your generation, be guided.

Shut it, superstitious cunt! Ok I will bring "courses" on myself but you will bring "curses" on yourself. Olodo!

Yoruba boy inside Igbo woman freezer? In Yoruba land? I don die oooo!

adetes:
What kind of cars is this In this era

Unsmart comment

adecz:


All dem own na baby pyramids.

Only Pharaohs had the resources &
capacity to build the giant ones seen
in Egypt.

Just like today, we in Africa can hardly
build structures of beyond 20 to 30 storeys.

Go to developed countries, you will
routinely see 50 to 100 storey & beyond.

That's true today. But the opposite was the case thousands of years ago. Something went seriously wrong somewhere. The Britain that ruled the whole world a few years ago is in fatal decline and on its way to oblivion right before our very own eyes. Egypt is evidently and clearly not Arab or Arabian.

Orpe7:
AFRICA the birth place of civilisation
Now looks like the shitty place of the entire continent because of leaders who dont know thier worth

We have been blaming leaders and poor leadership for 70 years. Are the leaders not our people?

kennypedia:
This op has problems with reconciling with the truth, the documentary made mention of Arabs not Muslims. Africans have mostly been subjects of labour in the history of civilization this also sharpened their skills and art.

Written by whom and from when?

Blacks lost the lot somewhere.

Pchukwudi is here! Kikikikii

surgebitcoin:

Am sure you didn't read the story

I read the story Sir.

IMASTEX:

Those that are well traveled don't even need to mention it. It is just naturally obvious in their conduct & line of thought. Seeing that millions are living far below 1 dollar a day. He will surely know the basic standard of living which is for all over there. And won't reference regional, tribal, etc politics of greed & what to personally benefit at the expense to enslaving others. Ask those around you to verify for you where you are.

That's your own headache sir. I am heading to 'Forest Gate' as we speak. Just leave our PMB alone. If you divide the Federal government's total income by the total population of Nigerians, you will realise why life is so hard. It will take 2 generations to correct. PMB is on the right track and that's why I support him.

This is the way relatives beg for help initially. You offer them help and suddenly everybody is coming until they RUIN you!

Me I sabi say NO! Lailai! Mba! wella

IMASTEX:

Pray to God to get the chance to travel out. Only then you will know the difference between existing & living. Religion, region, tribe, etc are tools to keep the masses under control to their advantage.

Hahaha!

I dey LONDON right now. Precisely on Lower Marsh in Waterloo. I will be back in Ajao Estate on Friday next week 3rd of May. Rubbish you wrote up there!


Cc LZAA Immhotep

Pastor Oyedepo did not see this coming?

Igbo Amaka.........too much connie!

From Nnamdi Kanu to his minions - no be me talk am oooo, ask Alhaji Asari Dokubo

The Igbo leader (Nnamdi Kanu) has learnt something Igbos are not known for..........DIPLOMACY and HUMILITY

Well done Mr Kanu


cc LZAA Immhotep - Please come and learn something ooo. Time to ditch that mor*n called Adaibeku

aribisala0:


This is not about the relationship between the IIjaw and Europeans but the Ijaw and the Eboes so why are you posting irrelevant videos

The relationship between Europeans and Africans persists tothis day. nothingg new

But in Nigeria we have a pecking order for whotakes meat first when we are eating together from the same dish

Eboes cannot just grab meat anyhow before Ijaw

That is the point

cc Immhotep and LZAA YOU HEAR?!!!!

Kai! Igbo y'ave suffered!

Slaves!!!!!!


Cc lzaa immhotep

Joyboy1:


people are going through a lot of things in this country. How can a comment you can simply ignore/correct spring up curses like this! No wonder we aren't growing as a country. Things we simply can settle via dialogue is settled by curse. What a pity and Shame!

Yeah you are right but don't wish slavery on to my people. As hard and difficult as it is we have to find the solutions to all our problems. If only we can stop increasing the population in the meantime. We are poor and hungry yet we are increasing our population astronomically. Haba!

IMASTEX:
Private visit
Abi na the usual rest & the usage of all the good facilities that is forbidden to be replicated in your country.

Saintp:
Shithole president making London his home. How will Nigerians get the respect they deserve when her president is reliant on another man's country for his survival. Shame no dey catch the idiot at all

IPOB please leave our PMB alone!!

God forsaken flat head tribe.

kenomobola:


I fully agree with you. How can you place a fox in charge of a hen house? I am tired of hearing of people stealing billions, how did they have access to such money? Through a deliberately compromised system. How about we make it nearly impossible to have access to such humongous amounts? How about we make it such that, if anyone scale all the hurdles and eventually steal from our Commonwealth, such a one will book a one way ticket to the afterlife.
People think what Lee Kwan Yew did in Singapore was child's play, I laugh. The west labeled him as a dictator, an authoritarian, and so many other demeaning names. Is Singapore not better off now? Do people think he just came, and people fell in line? No, it took decades.
Is every Rwandan happy with Paul Kagame in Rwanda? No. In Paul Kagame's vision, Rwanda is more important than any single Rwandan. When Rwanda was engulfed in a genocide, nobody cared, they were left to kill themselves. Rwanda has learnt its lessons, have we?

We, we , we .......who are the WE?

nograv:


Bros couldnt have said it any better..

Further to that point a good leader would surround himself with good men so he can implement his vision for the country.

You think all Japanese agreed with Emperor Meiji's reforms? The Samurai in particular were very much against his plans which greatly diminished their status in Japan..(they were the highest military caste that dominated Edo Japan for 600 years).

Meiji bribed some of the Samurai with companies (which exist till today) and had to fight the rest who rebelled against him militarily. The film 'The Last Samurai' covers the rebellion of those samurai..

Finally on laws, if I was leader I could kill corruption dead by warning that if you misappropriate a certain amount (say over 50,000 USD) then instant Death Penalty. It would be extreme but it would work, especially if enforced.. If a few Babas lost their heads, people would soon respect the rule of law again..

In Dubai and Singapore penalties for crime are severe, those cities are relatively crime free. One of my friends rearing his children in Singapore lamented his children would be easy pickings outside in the real world as they have no appreciation of criminality!! Can you imagine!!!!

Okay, who should do the above in Nigeria?

kenomobola:


What you have said is true, however, why do the same Nigerians ,travel out of the country and; stay in a queue, drive like sane people, obey laws? The answer? Laws and consequences. Even our so called smaller neighbors are more law abiding than we are.
Have you noticed that expatriates who come to Nigeria are not exempted from shameful behavior on our soil? When they get here, they are usually possessed by the spirit of lawlessness. Why? Because there are no consequences. Guess who is responsible for upholding the law? You know who. When law makers and enforcers become law breakers, what do you think will happen in such a society? Anarchy, chaos.

Please please please, don't tell me the president is responsible for upholding the law! Abeg don't go there otherwise I will see you are thoroughly ignorant.

The common man, the citizens and the people (in the police and in the judicial system) are responsible for upholding the law!

Joyboy1:
We have nothing to lose if the whites re-slave us

You and your hopeless generations will be slaves. Why don't you go and ask your parents why they born you without any plan, into grinding poverty.

Keep fantasising about USA! Foolish people borning unnecessary unneeded children they cannot feed or bring up properly into the world. Becoming a frustrated adult like this Joyboy1. Pity!

nograv:


The problem lies with Nigerians who foolishly accept the status quo. But ultimately government is to blame..

I have addressed this foolish viewpoint elsewhere, so I will just post what I have said previously

I agree that Nigerians are partly responsible for their choice of leaders.

I have studied the rise of other nations, particularly non white ones. A good proportion developed significantly without democracy Japan, Korea, China and UAE.

The people had no influence on their choice of leaders. Great men stepped up and pulled their populations forward.

In the case of Japan Meiji Emperor (period Meiji Restoration)

In the case of Korea Park Jung-Hee Military Dictator (Period Miracle on the Han)

In the case of China Deng Xiaopeng Dictator (Period Four Modernisations)

In the case of UAE Sheik Al Maktoum Monarch

You have other examples in the guise of Lee Kuan Yew who pretty much ruled Singapore from independence up to the present taking it from developing to developed in ONE GENERATION (hardly a great example of ever changing party based democracy)

In Nigeria's case since independence not one leader has proven capable of governing the nation and propelling it to first world status. As I have shown you, the will of the people is often IRRELEVANT. What matters is the competence of the leadership at a National Level. Nigeria's leadership has shown to have been lacking..

People do not make big decisions on things like power and water drainage, their leaders do. Nigerian leaders have been at fault everytime.

I respect your view point though I totally disagree with it.

Development lies with the people and the leadership benefits from the people. The leaders you mentioned in your write up succeeded because of one factor (the most critical factor), they have the support and commitment of the people. Not in Nigeria.
If you become the president of this country, your own people, associates and friends etc will ruin your good name for nothing.
All the money you allocate to contractors will be diverted and stolen yet the people of the country will come after you, just you.
Ask GEJ.

You allocation Billions to the hospitals, and yet most of the money will disappear. What about universities, the military, road and housing projects, MDAs. The problem is with the Nigerian people and their mindset.

loopman:


Maybe because this is the story shared in your beer parlor joints in Ibo land

Let me tell you for free! Only two people or perhaps three people stopped obj 3rd term with God help

TY DANJUMA
IBB
Ibrahim Mantu.

Your Ibo leaders are clueless.

Very clueless!

Born2Breed:



There is no big deal in maintaining a car. If one can own and maintain a car as a student with meagre monthly allowey from folks why can't bambam with all her endorsements maintain a car.

Bambam is also an actor. That girl can maintain two crosstours without stress.

Not true!

Rossikk:


Nigeria HAS progressed considerably in the last 60 years. At independence we we had no power stations, expressways, or universities, and there was mass illiteracy, poverty and malnutrition. We have come a long way since then, even though we still have a long way to go.



Blaming the citizens for the government's failure to build proper roads is madness.

Fair point - very true and I take that statement back.

immhotep:

t9ksy will soon attack you for saying this

Immhotep, I am still waiting to see the land your papa bought in Lagos ooooooo.

Abeg please stop showing us pictures of random stranger/Landlord that has repeatedly be disprove. I just want to see the one your papa or mama has bought.

Tell your sidekick LZAA that I am also waiting to see his papa own....talk is cheap oooo.

nograv:


Proof that Nigerians themselves are the problem. No developed city has open Sewers.

Oga!! so you are supporting bad CITIZENS dirtying our environment like this.....because the government can only afford underground sewage?

So we should continue with this behaviour abi?

Na war oooo!

Rossikk:


You lived in Europe for a decade and you still come here supporting OPEN DRAINS and NO SIDEWALKS?

In what European city did you see that?

Why did you bother going abroad at all? You should have just remained in your village where you really belong.

Let me tell you some realities Brother, Nigeria is a very very poor country and the governments that cannot pay N18k minimum wage cannot be expected to build sidewalks and underground drainage across a haphazard city like Lagos or the country.

We have to manage what we have .......and look after what we have diligently. Open drainage is what we can afford for now and we as citizens are supposed to look after it as best we can as possible.

The citizens of Nigeria are animals in human skin, I tell you. Let's look after what we have for now.

Rossikk:


So MONEY is now the problem? Sorry. Not buying that. If we can build all these huge edifices and transport systems like Oshodi interchange and BRT, Railways etc, we can build covered drains and sidewalks on our streets.

There is a reason Nigeria has no progressed for 60 years or so.

I will (because I am intelligent, knowledgeable and exposed) resoundingly put the blame on the citizens of the country.

Very irresponsible lot, and that is why I have stopped feeling their pain and anguish. They will wilfully have children they know for sure they can never bring up properly or do not have the means to bring up. Yet they will turn round to cry government government government.

You can all continue living in misery and pain, refusing to understand the roles citizens play in developing their own society and country.

Rossikk:


You're talking RUBBISH. Build the roads PROPERLY and stop complaining.

Why has Abuja not turned to Ajegunle, since they have this modern system there? Since it is Nigerians that live there?

Quit making excuses abeg.

You are talking bigger RUBBISH!

Central Abuja is not Lagos and many Nigerians have effectively been banished from Abuja. Lagos is a truer representation of the average day-to-day Nigerian people. It is the citizen's problem. Why did I say that? Because I lived in Europe for at least a decade.