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 Celebrities › Re: Chiwetalu Agu: I Am The Most Handsome Actor Alive NO Arguments (photo) by anago40: 5:14pm On May 27, 2020 |
 i swear na juju the man go use finish you.Weedsmoker: |
| Autos › Re: Sold by anago40: 5:02pm On May 27, 2020 |
Alright, thank you. Daniboygeorge22: |
| Autos › Re: Sold by anago40: 1:00pm On May 27, 2020 |
But you said the car is going for 850k. Why are you quoting N1M ? Daniboygeorge22: |
| Autos › Re: Awoof Clean 010 Toyota Venza Reg Fabric 4plugs Thumbstart For Just 2.650m by anago40: 8:23am On May 25, 2020 |
Is this car still available? |
| Autos › Re: A Neatly Used 2014 Accord Upgraded To 2017 For N2.8m by anago40: 10:28pm On May 15, 2020 |
Please quote the sellng price of this Honda again. Thank you. |
| Autos › Re: Best Car For 500k! Sold! by anago40: 10:14am On Apr 16, 2020 |
Hi, Have you sold this jeep? |
| Travel › Re: Nigerian Asylum Seeker ‘Spent 21 Years Sleeping On London Buses’ by anago40: 9:26pm On Jan 12, 2020 |
We need to focus on the problems of the nation. We need to focus on the problem of federalism; we need to focus on the problem of resources. For a nation of about 200 million people, we just passed a budget of $29b, a bit more than the budget of Harvard University for one year. Egypt with only about a hundred million people passed a budget of about $90b. South Africa with only about 34 million people, that is about 17 percent of the population of Nigeria passed a budget of about of $130b. We are in a mess. We are pathetically poor and Nigerian politicians are acting as if things are honky-dory. They are not! Dayo Adeyeye 2 Likes |
| Autos › Re: In Need Of Toyota Corolla Bank Type Urgently by anago40: 5:52pm On Dec 07, 2019 |
Trustme2:There is one available in Abuja. Auto transmission. Where is your location? |
| Autos › Re: ... by anago40: 11:29am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Cricciautos:If it's Car45, my dear run for your life. They sell junk vehicles. I don't want to start telling my experience with cars45 here. |
| Autos › Re: 2013 Registered Camry @2.55m Last. Toks Standard by anago40: 9:22am On Nov 30, 2019 |
Let's c the front bumper in order to ascertain the extent of damage inflicted on it. |
| Autos › Re: Crystal Clean Registered 2013 Camry At Just 2.75m by anago40: 1:10am On Oct 22, 2019 |
Good morning. Is this camry still available? |
| Car Talk › Re: Keep Your Vehicle In Shape By Maintaining These 7 Fluids by anago40: 6:30pm On Sep 13, 2019 |
Thank you. |
| Politics › PDP Heads To Supreme Court. Read The Full Press Statement by anago40(op): 7:35pm On Sep 11, 2019 |
September 11, 2019 Press Statement Verdict, A Subversion of Justice, Says PDP...Heads To Supreme Court The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) completely rejects the judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal describing it as provocative, barefaced subversion of justice and direct assault on the integrity of our nation’s justice system. The party is particularly shocked that the tribunal failed to point to justice despite the flawless evidence laid before it, showing that President Buhari was not only unqualified to contest the election but also did not score the majority of valid votes at the polls. The PDP finds as bewildering that a court of law could validate a clear case of perjury and declaration of false information in a sworn affidavit, as firmly established against President Muhammadu Buhari, even in the face of incontrovertible evidence. The party is also rudely shocked that the Court took over the roles of the Respondents’ lawyers who clearly abandoned their pleadings by refusing to call evidence in defense of the petition. The court raked up all manner of excuses to make up for the yawning gaps occasioned by the total absence of any evidence from the Respondents. Nigerians and the international community watched in utter disbelief when the tribunal ruled that one need not provide a copy or certified true copy of educational certificate such individual claimed to possess, contrary to established proof of claims of certification. The party notes as strange that the court even went ahead to provide rationalizations in favour of President Buhari, even when all hard facts before it shows that he did not possess the claimed educational certificate and that the Army was not in possession of his WAEC certificate as claimed in the affidavit he deposed to in his Presidential nomination form. The PDP also described as shocking that the court approved the flawed declaration of President Buhari as the winner of the election despite evidence to show the perpetration of illegalities, manipulations, alterations and subtraction of valid votes freely given to Atiku Abubakar by Nigerians. Indeed, the pervading melancholic atmosphere across our nation since the verdict is a direct indication that the judgment has not fulfilled the desires and expectations of Nigerians. The PDP however encouraged Nigerians to remain calm and not to lose hope or surrender to despondency or self-help, as our lawyers are upbeat in obtaining justice at the Supreme Court. This is more so as the tribunal itself admitted that there are several errors in the judgment. Signed: Kola Ologbondiyan National Publicity Secretary |
| Car Talk › Re: 6 Cars Our Fathers Rocked Back In The Days by anago40: 2:23pm On Sep 09, 2019 |
PerfectMatchNG:True life story. This is pathetic. Create a thread for this narrative. Perhaps, Aregbesola will read it. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Population Of Foreigners In South Africa By Country by anago40(op): 6:52pm On Sep 08, 2019 |
anago40:
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| Politics › Re: Population Of Foreigners In South Africa By Country by anago40(op): 6:43pm On Sep 08, 2019 |
So many foreigners in SA |
| Politics › Population Of Foreigners In South Africa By Country by anago40(op): 2:24pm On Sep 08, 2019 |
Population of Foreigners in South Africa by country. Zimbabwe 649,385 Mozambique 381,386 Lesotho 312,537 Namibia 174,043 United Kingdom 123,764 Malawi 102,327 Germany 93,660 Zambia 92,075 Swaziland 87,362 Botswana 69,160 Angola 65,716 DR Congo 50,340 Portugal 44,925 India 39,907 China 38,684 Italy 38,515 Netherlands 33,217 Congo 32,497 Somalia 30,847 *Nigeria 27,326* Kenya 27,143 Ireland 19,989 United States 16,713 Pakistan 16,517 Poland 16,276 Tanzania 15,823 Greece 14,912 Mauritius 14,043 Belgium 13,128 France 12,506 Australia 11,898 Ghana 11,013 Burundi 10,822 Source: United Nations (2017) What do you think? 3 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Robert Mugabe's Academic Qualifications by anago40(op): 1:04pm On Sep 07, 2019 |
ROBERT GABRIEL MUGABE - ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS ACADEMIC DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts (History and English) (BA) degree from the University of Fort Hare (1951) Bachelor of Administration (B.Admin) from University of South Africa (Unisa) Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) from the University of South Africa (Unisa) Bachelor of Science (BSc.) in Economics from University of London (External Programme) Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from University of London (External Programme) Master of Laws (LL.M) from University of London (External Programme) Master of Science (MSc.) in Economics from University of London (External Programme) The two law degrees were earned while he was in prison (between 1964 and 1975) and the MSc while leading the Zimbabwe government after independence. REVOKED HONORARY DEGREES: Honorary LLD degree from University of Edinburgh (1994), which was however revoked in June 2007. Honorary LLD degree from University of Massachusetts (1986), which was also revoked in June 2008. Honorary LLD degree from Michigan State University (1990), and was revoked on 12 September 2008. HONORARY DEGREES: Honorary LLD degree from Ahmadou Bello University (Nigeria) Honorary LLD degree from Morehouse College (Atlanta, Georgia) Honorary LLD degree from University of Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe) Honorary LLD degree from St. Augustine's University (Tanzania) Honorary LLD degree from Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia) Honorary LLD degree from Solusi University (Zimbabwe) Honorary D.Litt. degree from Africa University (Zimbabwe) Honorary D.Civil Laws degree from University of Mauritius (Mauritius) Honorary D.Com. degree from For Hare University (South Africa) Honorary D.Tech. degree from National University of Science and Technology (Zimbabwe) Honorary D.Phil (African Heritage and Philosophy) degree from Great Zimbabwe University (Zimbabwe) |
| Politics › Re: I Have Lived In South Africa For Almost 20 Years. Hear Is My Experience by anago40(op): 10:35am On Sep 06, 2019 |
MelesZenawi:Let me componund your woe Read the story below. THE KILLINGS IN SOUTH AFRICA THE NIGERIAN COMPLICITY THE TRUE STORIES I tried to keep my peace over this attack on Nigerians by South Africans but the increased calls by Nigerians over here for boycott of this and that and for our ambassador/Nigerian government to act this and act that has spurred me to pen this down here! I condemn in its totality, the violence meted on Nigerians living in South Africa! I abhor the violent taking of life even one done legally....... BUT IT MUST BE STATED THAT NIGERIANS LIVING IN S.A. HAVE SYSTEMATICALLY DESTROYED THE VERY FABRIC OF THAT COUNTRY..... MORALLY, CULTURALLY, ECONOMICALLY AND SOCIALLY! Let us take stock: 1. It was Nigerians that immigrated to South Africa and turned it to one of the major capital city of drugs in the world! The drug cartels began with the Yorubas and increasingly overtaken by the IGBOS in S.A.! In fact, right this moment, the IGBOS in the drug business have effectively run the Yorubas out of S.A. to other southern African countries like Mozambique etc. 2. The Nigerians in S.A. have presently turned the country into a drug-war zone!....killings galore.....Igbos killing Igbos! Do you know that every day in S.A., a Nigerian.....precisely an Igbo man is killed in a drug-related case?? .....I said every day not once a week!....or once in 3 days!..... EVERYDAY! In fact the Igbo boys running the shows in S. A. have dominated areas they control and all these to the chagrin of the law enforcement agencies! Let me tell you a secret that is not so secret.....do you know that every week at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport here in Enugu, corpses of IGBOS.....slain in "drug battles" in different streets of S.A. are flown into the country?? I have personally witnessed the receiving of 7 corpses in 3 weeks in one instance! In fact at one of those occasions.....(normally the corpses arrive on the Thursday cargo flights of Ethiopian Airlines)....I was present when 3 different families were in the manager's office to receive their slain sons......two of those families were represented by the aged biological fathers to the dead boys!....the third family, represented by a younger man in age...an uncle to the third corpse! They were making small talks between themselves as they waited for the cargo (the coffins) to be disembarked.....(to be "off-loaded"  !One of them asked the other elder which city his son was in? He answered Jo'burg!....on further enquiry as to whether his own son was married, he retorted... No!....to which the first man commented that his own son has a son from a white South African.....and that the lady simply packaged some of the personal documents/items of his son and informed him of the date of the arrival of the son's corpse to Enugu but that she has blatantly refused all entreaties to accompany the corpse home!.....That they are certain that that son of his son (his grandson) would never return home to Nigeria! The other silent man (the uncle to one of the dead) remarked that "his own family were indeed lucky in that their slain son had been coerced to come home and marry a Nigerian girl and has 2 kids (girls) already". Then told of his own story of seeking greener pastures in S. A. and how he couldn't fit into the street hustling..... According to him.......basically all IGBOS in S.A. are on the streets......from Hillbrow... Jo'burg to Capetown!....from Pretoria....to Durban! He said he never bargained for such a life and quickly left his host....a maternal cousin and took his return ticket back home! That he has since engaged in his petty trading and is doing well enough and has 4 kids! As this conversation was going on, I was quietly musing to myself: How on earth could these gentlemen.....soft-spoken elderly men take all these agony......for surely it must be agony for them to be the ones burying their scions!....how could they sit in those swivel chairs in front of the manager and stoically be discussing the end of their eras??......do they have other sons and daughters probably??.... Maybe they did their best to counsel and chide their sons to desist from the fast lane and have accepted their sons' fates?? I wondered about their wives/mothers to those sons they would never behold again....not because they died from ailment or accident but simply because they sought wealth......this fleeting wealth the wrong way! I wondered if they would heal or forgive their sons or they would look upon the wealth and groan in satisfaction that all was not lost after all?? I imagined myself in the shoes of their grief and I swore to myself that I would sooner let go such a son from my heart who refused to heed my counsel than be forced to mourn his untimely death in pursuit of meaningless riches! I watched them file out of the office one after the other and shuddered unconsciously again!! 3. This will shock you...... Are you aware that Nigerians living in S. A. have literally turned little/young South African girls into strings of well-oiled prostitution rings?? .....I am talking of girls between the ages of 10-14 years old! These young South African girls are introduced.....scratch that!....these girls are immersed in drugs and turned to addicts and then they are set on the streets to be prostituted and their lives are effectively and totally wrecked! ..... Now put yourself in the shoes of these South Africans! Would we all as Nigerians stomach a situation whereby in Lagos State or Anambra State or Bauchi State or Enugu State or Yobe State or a combination of those states, Kenyans or Zimbabweans or South Africans or people from neighboring Ghana would populate our cities....legitly or illegally and begin to sell drugs to our young men...turn our school girls into prostitutes....and litter our streets with dead bodies of their gang wars? Would Lagosians allow their children to be used as pimps and prostitutes by FOREIGNERS who desecrate daily our value systems?? Would Enugu inhabitants allow Ghanaians to run our streets into crime zones.....such that we can't sleep at night and worry if our kids sent to schools are really at school or in a drug hotel somewhere sniffing white powders....and our girls violated daily sexually?? Wouldn't we someday just scream enough is enough and take up arms to rid our city of such devilish foreigners?? Are you aware that Indians populate a city in S.A. called Durban?? Do you know that Indians at one time recently, carried out systematic killings of Nigerians living in Durban?? What was the cause??....there was some Indian youths that were sold a harsh substance by the drug cartel which would literally liquefy the innards of the person leading to instant death! These drug pushers know that this substance is adulterated and causes death (not addiction) yet they push it out there to their peddlers! The Indians decided to help themselves and their community and embarked on a killing spree of Nigerians in Durban engaged in the drug business and left their calling cards in their victims! Ask yourself this: Did the South Africans begin to hate us all of a sudden or they had always hated us all these while?? How come we all used to migrate to South Africa easily and many of us married their girls (I know some friends who did and are still living happily with their wives) but now they hate us all?? OR Would you close your eyes to the evil we Nigerians have unleashed in South Africa simply because we saved them from apartheid era?? So because we assisted them that now gives us the gumption to destroy their society like we've persistently done ours?? Some home grown truths will serve us in good stead here than this pontificating all over the place I plead! Picture those attackers on our people....beating and burning them up as mothers or fathers or brothers or cousins who have lost a son or daughter or sibling to the cold hands of death by drug intake or whose virginity has been brutally lost and who is a human wreck to her society! Before you cast your stone.....imagine that you lost your own dear child to crime...and not just any crime but one perpetrated by your own visitors! My take on all these: NIGERIANS SHOULD FIRSTLY DEMAND THE CLEANUP OF SOUTH AFRICA and that includes the incaceration and/or deportation of these miscreants giving us all bad reputation in S.A.! The drug war raging in that country engineered by our countrymen must be stopped! Then the two countries should rapport to safeguard the lives and businesses of the many genuine Nigerians living and contributing to the economy of South Africa! PS: Pls after reading this post, but before you start the deluge of insults upon me, kindly call up your own brother doing legitimate business in S.A. and he will confirm these facts to you as the absolute TRUTH! Chinedum Agwaramgbo Copied from Chinedum wall. I found it very interesting to share. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: I Have Lived In South Africa For Almost 20 Years. Hear Is My Experience by anago40(op): 10:16am On Sep 06, 2019 |
[quote author=MelesZenawi post=81970386]Take it again as I pray u finally succeed in life. That's how awolowo ended up with rat poison. Whatever is written here is a barefaced lie to what I have read and known. That you spent donkey years in SA and return with nothing is not a reason to start looking for opportunities to reel out ur frustration and anger on free people. What do you gain spreading lies or try to paint everywhere black? If they are selling drugs, do they also force them to buy thee drugs? Even you as a grown up man do they force u to go and eat or even urinate when pressed? Do someone force you to fend for yourselves... You guys should stop looking for a way to spread out ur unsuccessful life with lies laced with I have been there for 20 years? If you have been there for 20 years people have been there for 40 years and they didn't make or write this rubbish? Please get a better life than spreading lies to score cheap political goal... Ozu nwuru anwu. I know you are pained but let me add to your sorrow. That you can read and write does not translate to intelligence. Below is another narrative that will further compound your blood pressure and increase your grief |
| Politics › Re: I Have Lived In South Africa For Almost 20 Years. Hear Is My Experience by anago40(op): 9:48am On Sep 06, 2019 |
MelesZenawi:I won't be surprised if you or your brother living in south Africa are the ones destroying our image. Stop destroying precious lives with drugs on the altar of money 1 Like |
| Politics › I Have Lived In South Africa For Almost 20 Years. Hear Is My Experience by anago40(op): 10:33pm On Sep 05, 2019 |
I know the SA thing is paining you as you say, also me too. But please hear my perspective: I have lived in SA for almost 20 years. What you see as pure xenophobia is actually community Vigilantism gone wrong or hijacked by criminals. Some of the shops looted and destroyed are actually covers for a serious crime. Some of our brothers take over entire areas and turn them into drug markets. But because the law in SA does not allow police to arrest criminals unless with evidence or unless shot at, so what happens is the drug guys hide these drugs in shops, restaurants etc and use as a face. There are up to 30 public "drug" markets in Joburg alone. These are areas where 50 to 200 Nigerians converge on street corners to sell drugs. That's just in Johannesburg, and excludes other places. The community knows and they try to inform the police. Sometimes these guys get arrested and bribe their way out when it fails the community takes laws into their hands. Nigerians are not being targetted per se. The target is street drug dealers and yahoo boys who are mostly Nigerian. Personally, in an area of Johannesburg, some years ago, drug dealers almost took over my property. We bought it and in the process of renovation, they invaded it and turned it into a drug hotel. It took God to evict them without being killed. It was led by Nigerians. In that property, there were families with women and children. One strategy of selling drugs is to befriend young secondary school.Girls and introduce them. They get hooked and they start stealing and prostitution to feed the habit. Soon the entire area deteriorates. Now, why I am sharing this with you is that the drug dealers are distracting attention. They are trying to make the Nigerian Government arise in anger and defend "Nigerians" ie defend drug dealers. if they succeed, they'd have staged a powerful coup. They'd have entered an official mafioso level, protected by Government. Please see the article below: The Nigeria ambassador to SA said the majority of killings are perpetrated by fellow Nigerians. It's a drug turf war. he is right. I know some who've been killed. So how can we accuse others of killing us when we are perpetrating it? Those videos and pictures circulating of Nigerians in SA- how is it that we are shown only in the light of guys on the street? I know top Robotics engineers in SA, I know people in Top IT firms, developers, in Amazon, Google etc, I know top bankers, property company owners, many doctors, Superintendent of hospitals, professors, Pastors, etc. So in summary here are my thoughts - A vast majority of upright Nigerians in SA are very comfortable. They are doctors, teachers, business owners, etc. If we don't get the right story, we can set off a diplomatic war, everything collapses and these guys become targets. Currently, they are not being targetted by anyone. many are married to South Africans. Some head Government agencies and private companies. - Yes, there are some xenophobic South Africans, but just like we fought against stigmatizing Fulani, we must also fight against stigmatizing South Africans. There are VERY many good South Africans, who don't buy into any form of oppression. Let us encourage our government to join with the South African Government and carry out a security raid on drug dealers. If the Government announces this, you will see they will flee because they'll know the cover is blown! xenophobic attacks will reduce 95%. The biggest donation event in the history of SA was in 2007 when people gave to victims of xenophobic attacks. The amount given was a record. It shows that the nation is not buying into that mindset. - Please use your powerful platform to create a voice for good Nigerians in SA. You will be surprised. Many are afraid to talk because even Nigerian organizations in SA are infiltrated and even controlled by drug dealers and kingpins. No one wants to be killed. These guys are very powerful. - Communities fighting to save themselves should not be hushed but helped to do it in a better way. Not jungle justice. - Yes the SA Government must not also be left without responsibility in the matter, they should be tasked to step up their game too. While Nigeria targets drug dealers and yahoo buys, South Africa should target miscreants and criminals in a joint operation. SA Government also needs to purge bad eggs in its police force who are compromised. It Also needs to take its own share of blame for unemployment, poverty and economic challenges and social issues that allow drugs to be demanded. I close with a prophecy by Pa Elton "Africa is like a gun, Nigeria is like a trigger, South Africa is like a barrel South Africa will be free. It will partner with Nigeria. When that happens, Africa will arise and lead the world in many ways." This prophecy was given in the hight of apartheid when it seemed impossible. Today it is half done South Africa has more bilateral agreements with Nigeria than any other nation on earth. We MUST NOT allow miscreants and criminals on both sides to hinder it, because if our national relationship fails, Africa will fail. This is Buhari's "Mandela" moment. Will he rise up and shake off the pain and anger and mobilize Africa to unify or will he take a position that reverses the building of unity? I think he will do the right thing by God's grace, but I also believe publicizing the truth will help him and citizens. I am open to discuss with you further on this matter, and if you feel the need to publish the above anonymously, please feel free. And if you want to do a tour to SA, I'll host you and we can go out and do a strategic mapping. I'll show you things that will make you see another perspective. https://allafrica.com/stories/201808140022.html 24 Likes 6 Shares |
| Politics › Where Is Governor El Rufai? by anago40(op): 10:39pm On Aug 25, 2019 |
Before, when and after the ministers were assigned their various portfolios, little or nothing has been heard from El rufai. He has suddenly gone quiet. |
| Crime › Re: Corpse Of An Unclad Lady Tied In A Nylon, Dumped On The Road In Rivers (Graphic) by anago40: 2:27pm On Aug 22, 2019 |
Simplyleo:I can bet you were shedding no tears. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Crime › Re: Woman Beats Daughter To Death In Plateau State Over N350 by anago40: 9:18pm On Aug 21, 2019 |
EkunKekere:Ethnic bigots are not here yet. Probably, they are busy with bigotry in other thread with Ibo, Hausa or Yoruba related ethnic crime 9 Likes 3 Shares |
| Crime › Re: Young Shall Grow Driver Foils An Armed Robbery Attack Along Ore Road by anago40: 11:40pm On Aug 16, 2019 |
Oyerinde16:Are you a professional robber? 16 Likes |
| Business › Re: Femi Otedola Doesn't Wear Wristwatch, Here Is Why by anago40: 12:35pm On Jul 24, 2019 |
bigerboy200:@ the sentence in bold, and so shall you be, say amen |
Small boys barely 18 are there for Crimes they did not commit or know absolutely nothing about