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PoliticsRe: Nine PDP Governors. Float New Party, Apply For Registration. by Anvaller: 12:42pm On Aug 15, 2013
lavivifubs: Wait a minute! Let us, the voters, ponder and ask these people who are parading themselves as politicians. Do not get me wrong, I am not referring to just members of the PDP, APC, PPM or others. I am referring to every person who claims to belong to a Political Party. WHAT IS THE POITICAL IDEOLOGY THAT IS MAKING THEM WORK TOGETHER? Why is it that some so called politians have traversed several political parties, all in a bid to get into elective positions or eat from the table of politicians? Do these people know that what makes a polical party different from other groups, apart from winning elections, is to have same political ideology? What is the politcal ideology of the PDP? What is the political ideology of the APC? What is the political ideology of the PPM? In the US, people stick to particular political parties because of their ideologies. That is why you can say "This is a Republican" or "This is a Democrat". What will I call a person in PDP, APC or PPM? Then what will I call a person that has moved from one party to the other?
The most rational comment here.
Majority are wasting their time rejoicing on the death of this and that party instead of us to start debating on fundamental issues facing us as a ppl... Are we stupid in this countryhuh How relevant is it exactly if PDP is going to die at this level? when even if that happens, those that will remain standing will still be core elements from PDP?

I am surprised that some folks are already throwing permutations on possibility of APC merger with PPM, so what exactly do u wanthuh Does that mean that all PDP itself needs to do before 2015 is simply rebrand themselves with a new name and do a little exchange of politicians from here and there and problem is solved?? is that what u all are saying?? Is new parties and recyling the same old known thieves with new name actually the problem in Nigeria? Or new ideologies, new ppl and different approach to doing things across board?

As much as OBJ was castigated for his recent comments that Nigeria is cursed, he as a lot of valid points. Bad follower-ship is our problem just as much as bad leadership. What I am seeing here on Nairaland is a shocking revelation of that fact. We are bad followers cos we are more interested in the political game and maneuvering of our politicians, which benefits the politicians and not you and you. Instead, we should be discussing about stuffs that benefits us as common ordinary ppl.
RomanceRe: Is It Wrong To Have A Sugar Daddy for School Fees? by Anvaller: 12:56pm On Aug 14, 2013
@OP
Try to explore other options but if that is sincerely and honestly ur last and only option, why not? U need to survive and succeed at the same time. Some of successful ppl that are praised in our society today might have also gone thru some hard times in the past that made them do some stuffs just to cross the hurdle. As far as I am concerned, I love it when ppl keep clean record but I wouldn't judge you if u are not able to due to inevitable circumstances. At least it is not as bad as the popular equivalent in the States, stripping to pay tuition, or prost1tuting, never do those.
EducationRe: Drama In Edo: Teacher Cant Read Her Document by Anvaller: 10:49am On Aug 14, 2013
Too bad, this is reality in Nigeria, most especially public pry. school teachers are overwhelmingly incompetent. I used to know a pry school teacher whose English was very bad. I think she would perform even worse than this woman if put to similar test. And there are many of them, we don't need to deceive ourselves, we need to get serious and fix things.

P.S
Why were those stup1d politicians laughing that hysterically at the shame that was on display? did they think it was funny? I respect the seriousness on Oshiomhole's face. Those guys including Obahiagbon were very unprofessional with that silly laughs. I would have asked them to shut the eff up if I was the governor. Well I don't think they really care, they just wanted to laugh and that's all.
PoliticsRe: Obasanjo - Nigeria Is Cursed, Criticized Atiku, Tinubu by Anvaller: 10:34am On Aug 14, 2013
The problem I have with majority comment here is that u are spending more time castigating OBJ and little or no time looking into the reality of his statement. I think the wise thing should have been to examine the truth and consequences of his statement and concentrate on that. He himself did not categorically state that he is not part of the curse.

Why are we always not smart enough to place our priority right? If Tinubu told some truth... 4get that he steals, deal with the truth. If Atiku told some truth, forget that he steals and deal with the truth. By so doing, the truth they are telling will still come back to haunt them because truth is consistent but unfortunately, we are not.


Jaywilzee: Just asking.....was he not among d CURSED leader'shuh
He did not emphasize his exclusion, that means he left that area for u to judge by urself.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria's State & Commercial Capitals-excluding Lagos & Abuja (pictures) by Anvaller: 6:59am On Aug 13, 2013
THE AMAKA: Skyscrapers don't necessarily make a city great, but the major cities should have a type of skyline. As for the smaller towns, they can be of world class standard without having skylines per say.
Even a major city can have skyline without necessarily having so tall buildings. The height of buildings in a downtown is not what actually makes it, It is what a city has to offer that makes it.


Nebeuwa: Until I see skyscrapers that touch the heavens, then I am not impressed.

Fountains and round-abouts do not impress me. I want to see industries, skyscrapers, and 21st century hospitals.

At least Nigerian cities can start putting sidewalks for pedestrians and CLOSED SEWERS!
Ur comment makes sense but the "skycraper" stuff came off kind of childish. Nigerian cities don't need skyscrapers really, just make the cities work, make it livable, construct infrastructures that make life easy. Provide security and automate ur businesses. That is what ppl are willing to see when they come to Nigeria, not skyscrapers... Skyscrapers can be a city's worst nightmare when things are not working. There are several examples but just check Detroit. Skyscrapers spontaneously evolve after a city's several years of uninterrupted fortune, it is not what u can just invoke.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria's State & Commercial Capitals-excluding Lagos & Abuja (pictures) by Anvaller: 6:29am On Aug 13, 2013
lupey: It sure is an ancient city,but the picture the op put up is like taking an aerial picture of the old oshodi and calling it Lagos!
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Don't mind that guy, he just picked pictures randomly on the internet. I know a couple of pictures on his collections and I have been seeing them online since way back. I have been seeing that Ibadan brown roof picture since around 2009 cos I remember that I used it in a presentation I did back then. If u want to make sense from this kind of thread, there has to be consistence e.g a picture of CBD or CBDs in each state, Or pictures of beautiful/Ugly spots from each states. U can't post pictures of slums from one state and a beautifully manicured garden in another. What sense does that make?
Christianity EtcRe: . by Anvaller: 12:57pm On Aug 11, 2013
Pastor Olu T: Jesus is ok, but don't add Christ which means anointed one for ur child ain't anointed
Contradictions as usual. So by ur explanation, ppl like Pastor Adeboye, Oyakhilome, Oyedepo etc are also "Christs"? because by their followers' admission, all these ppl are anointed.

So by that logic, all Pastors should be "christs" too. Unless you will admit that pastors are not anointed which will then contradit the premise of their followers' beliefs. Or can anyone be a Pastor without being anointed? In fact Pastor Olu,since ur username suggests that u are a pastor, by your logic, you are also a christ aint u? If u however do not agree with me that u and the mentioned folks are christ, then ur above explanation is rubbish
CelebritiesRe: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by Anvaller: 12:56am On Aug 10, 2013
Ayatullah:
I do not believe Oprah suffered racism, her 'self-ego' was only punctured by the shop attendant who do not recognize her, and why should Oprah believe everyone on earth watches her show? I think it's that lack of recognition that shocked her.
I disagree with u, no matter who u are, (black, white, asian, rich, poor) if a sales person told u that u can't look at a product u have requested to look at because its expensive and thereby assuming that u can't afford it, u will be offended. Ppl experience this across class, u don't have to be an Oprah to feel offended (most especially when u can actually afford it).

If it happens to u, U will sure discuss ur experience with some of ur friends "did u see what the sales girl just said bla bla" and because its Oprah, of course it will get into the news. And why would it not get into the news? when BS like "Tonto Dike buys new bag" makes NL front page every single time. I am not a fan of Oprah at all, I can't tell one single episode of her show that I have seen but this is all about common sense and zero sentiment.
CelebritiesRe: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by Anvaller: 12:43am On Aug 10, 2013
[quote author=m-ployer]Dude I am black Nigerian, not even fair in complexion. I don't let sentiments cloud my reasoning.[/quote]Dude, common sense is my benchmark, u r actually the one whose reasoning is clouded by sentiment. No matter the color of ur skin, u shouldn't be mistreated on that basis. But ridiculously, that is what u have subscribed to in ur comment. Such contradicts common sense and that is what i have problem with. U might wanna be more conscious and cautious with ur reasoning.
CelebritiesRe: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by Anvaller: 5:13pm On Aug 09, 2013
[quote author=m-ployer]I see no racism here. Oprah's appearance, conduct and probably skin colour may hav communicated "low class" . The attendant was only using her initiative, though she missed it. Nobody is hating on anyone. I guess she was just trying to save Oprah some embarrassment but ended up doing the opposite. Oprah is the racist here.[/quote]Well I am not writing off the possibility of the fact that Oprah might also have been making too much of what actually happened or the media making too much of it because of Oprah's personality. However, she has the right to express herself if she thought she was treated unfairly.

Having said that, I have a problem with ur comment. So u don't see anything wrong if the salesperson treated her badly because she was black? What do u mean conduct? So u mean Oprah could have been there and started acting ratchet? What do u mean appearance? How strange does Oprah have to look for a sales person to use his/her initiative to conclude that she isn't worth the class of that shop?

Who is this m-ployer? I guess there are too many non Nigerians, non Africans, non-rational human beings signing up on Nairaland and pretending as if they are one of us these days. U are not real dude, take ur BS somewhere.
CelebritiesRe: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by Anvaller: 4:55pm On Aug 09, 2013
Yea yea yea, bla bla bla,

sure racism ain't right but all of u are talking against it now just as if majority of u aren't master perpetrators of discrimination, prejudice and stereotyping across tribes and class within ur own country. I am sure the sales girl would at least still be polite while she told oprah she couldnt buy it. Walk into an upscale shop casually in naija (as a Nigerian, not even a foreigner) and check how the salesgirl would treat u as if u are not even a human being.

A guy on this thread talked about how a dutch jeweler told his friend that he couldn't afford it but at least u are allowed to come in and look, I doubt if u would even ever be allowed into a diamond store in naija if u are perceived as not looking high class enough to be able to pay for it. So majority of u should try removing the heavy log in ur eyes 1st b4 dusting the powder off of other's eyebrow.
PoliticsRe: Gani Fawehinmi, Nigeria's Senior Advocate Of The Masses by Anvaller: 8:02pm On Aug 07, 2013
xykms101: Senior Advocate of owambe masses?

....This poor man had never done anything for his tribe and the nation whil he was alive...he only good at cramming grammar.
U must be a kid who knows absolutely nothing about Gani. But then u should have just shut up instead of exposing urself.
Christianity EtcRe: 'Wombless' Woman Gives Birth To A Baby by Anvaller: 5:29pm On Aug 07, 2013
3kay945: You think this make sensehuh
Sarcasm makes sense in a senseless way... My comment is only targeted at some smart few, who cares if it doesn't make sense to u? Try to learn some physiology may be then u can see the sense in this nonsense.
Christianity EtcRe: 'Wombless' Woman Gives Birth To A Baby by Anvaller: 4:52pm On Aug 07, 2013
I don't have a problem if they said child was born by a woman with no womb as long as they can further explain how the fetus developed? How did she give birth? natural birth, C.S, or did she vomit the child? All these can give a hint to where the fetus developed e.g:

1)If she vomitted the child, that means she may have had the fetus developed within the stomach walls (but then we would ask how was the fetus not digested through enzymatic reactions? well may be that's the miracle)

2) If it was C.S the fetus must have probably managed to grow at some corner in the large intestine (how then was the foetus not defecated? well, that might have been the miracle)

3) If it was natural birth then the fetus must have developed somewhere in the corner of the vag1nal wall (but wait a minute, how did the pastor manage not to crush the fetus' skull while he drills pastor mrs with his spiritual drill bit? well, there exactly must have been where the miracle was)

Praise the Lord!!!
Art, Graphics & VideoRe: Morak Oguntade: Ikebe Super Cartoonist by Anvaller: 4:29pm On Aug 07, 2013
What about Dauda the sexy guy? Oh My Goodness, he always had s3x on his mind. I was always looking out for new edition.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Police Officer Asking For Bribe (Video) by Anvaller: 9:21pm On Aug 06, 2013
Meanwhile, can the OP kindly edit the header as follows:

Either
Video of Nigerian Police Officer Demanding for Bribe
or
Video of Nigerian Police Officer Asking for Bribe

Thanks.
PoliticsRe: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Anvaller: 7:55pm On Aug 06, 2013
bukatyne: Can you explain what is 'foreign Wears'

The cool stuffs happening in the fashion industry, are they not inspired by foreign concepts? Is it not foreign styles made with Ankara or is it the material that makes it African?

Let me guess, it is ok to sew a suit or dinner gown with Ankara right?
Let me spell it out for u. If u sew a suit or dinner gown with Ankara and u are able to sell it, it becomes an invention. U are selling a product that has never been sold or never existed. Why can't u guys think? The 1st T.V was not flat screen but because some ppl are not limited in there thinking, they went ahead and created a flat screen T.V. Though it is still a T.V but it was a kind of T.V that never existed which makes it an invention and u all bought it.

Can u start thinking along this line instead of just thinking its only the white man that is capable of doing something new? Coffee is invented by a black Sudanese but the white folks took it and started refining it, they never thought there is nothing more they could do with coffee despite the fact that it wasn't their invention. I just wish we stopped seeing things only at the periphery.
PoliticsRe: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Anvaller: 2:13pm On Aug 06, 2013
defhenry: My brother, if we are so brainwashed, why do we use cash and not cowries?y are you on a computer or mobile fone typing your opinion rather than arguing it out in the village square?y do we not trek to work or go on horses and camels?The truth is, the world is a global village, the sooner we learn to accept that the better for us.
[b]This is for u and other similar arguments to urs on this topic. The problem with ppl like u is that u do not reason independently and critically, u only look at the trend in the mainstream and form ur reasoning, ur mentality and mindset on it. Meanwhile, innovators and inventors wouldn't have been able to do anything extraordinary if they didn't think beyond the ordinary and that is sadly the significant difference between white folks and black folks. The white folks are constantly trying to defy the status quo and establish a new one. By so doing, the new status quo becomes an invention. Meanwhile all a black man like u are willing to do is only adhere to status quo, by so doing u can never invent anything and the world is not willing to respect dull heads that can't innovate or invent.

There is a difference in adoption of technology and adoption of culture, if u embrace ur culture, it will inspire new inventions because ur passion for ur own culture will spark the desire to evolve it into a new phenomenon generation after generation and that will establish new inventions, that is how u invent and advance as a ppl.

All this mobile phone, internet etc u are talking about are irrelevant analogies, otherwise by ur ridiculous logic we should be able to conclude that the white man's adoption of railway technology is tantamount to trying to be Indians that invented it. But this same white man will never dress like an Indian man whose invention they have found indispensable in their sophisticated transportation. What about the UAE? have u not asked urself why are they the new age biggest consumer of most sophisticated technologies u can ever find and yet their culture, their identity and their brand is still sustained and subsisting? Well it is because they are using their brains, they are thinking, they don't feel inferior to the white man.

We need to move beyond thinking that just going to school and passing exams is only enough to pass smartness test.

Think beyond.[/b]
PoliticsRe: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Anvaller: 11:17am On Aug 06, 2013
[b]It's unfortunate that some people are hell bent on advocating for suits as official attire. This is a height of inferiority complex. U have given up to the white man and in ur brains, u can never initiate or innovate anything. In ur brains, all u have to do is just follow the white man. Instead of us to be discussing how to encourage or enforce wearing more smart traditional attires, u guys prefer not to think or innovate anything of ur own, instead u just want to abandon ur own stuff and copy white man's initiatives. We can never get anywhere this way until u start thinking with ur own brains and creating ur own brands.

If the white folks have the same mentality as urs, they would never be anywhere near where they are right now. They don't look up to anybody to solve their problems, they look within themselves and get things done but we look up to them and copy their solutions. This is pathetic and some of u are here speaking big grammars just as if that means u are smart. i am so disappointed.

Lagos state should have worked together with local designers and come up with an array of standard smart looking designs for officials within which they can choose from and anything outside the array will not be allowed. That is how u enforce uniformity and curb excesses like agbada. But u don't want to think, u don't want to create employment for ur local fashion industry, rather u prefer to always consume ready made initiatives even including stuffs as flimsy as clothes, u prefer to further enrich the likes of Louis Vuitton in Paris at the expense of ur own, that is black man mentality. That is why the white folks never see u as a threat like they see the middle east and China, they know u don't think. U guys need to think deep.[/b]
TravelRe: World Most Dangerous Airports by Anvaller: 7:59pm On Aug 01, 2013
adaobi123: grin grin grin grin


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV28AL0k1kY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Tourist to St Maarten are specifically warned year in year out not to defy the runway but interestingly, many cocky headed tourists travel down to St Maarten to purposely go do exactly that.
Christianity EtcRe: Does Praying For The Dead Really Work? by Anvaller: 6:58pm On Jul 28, 2013
ajasa4link: Ok thank u Prof. ogunmefun... noted!
Infomizer: Laughing out loud at your pedantry. Some posts can be so tempting but you've just gotta cut folks some slack. Nice one tho' grin
LOL.. as u can see above, I am impressed that he took it positively cos I understand the humor in his reply, in spite of the fact that it was an insignificant error. I just believe that if we imbibe the culture of correcting ourselves without being rude to each other, we will be better.
Christianity EtcRe: Does Praying For The Dead Really Work? by Anvaller: 2:28pm On Jul 28, 2013
bad meat: To understand praying or any other ministry unto the death,contact an elder of the church of JESUS CHRIST of LATER DAY SAINTS
U see? and this is the problem. Why can't u use ur own brain...? Will the elder read a script that is out of ur own reach? The fact that u narrowed everything down to elders and of latter day saints really explains a lot.
Christianity EtcRe: Does Praying For The Dead Really Work? by Anvaller: 1:56pm On Jul 28, 2013
Peterjosh: If prayers doesn't work for the dead,why is it that the dead can still come back to life after prayers for such a person on earth. Like Jesus did and Apostle Babalola did?
Through whose prayers was Jesus brought back to life? Is apostle Babablola living a second life? U know what? Just chill and think and think and think, u will realize that the ridiculous belief that prayer helps the dead does not follow any sensible logic. It will even contradict the logic and principles of God. Unless the God is impartial of which I don't think so. Pray for anyone before his/her death.. Basic!
Christianity EtcRe: Does Praying For The Dead Really Work? by Anvaller: 1:51pm On Jul 28, 2013
ajasa4link: Abeg expatiate more sir....
"expatiate" is sufficient and so it makes "more" redundant in context...

Just saying!
PoliticsRe: Ibadan Strange Fish Was Baby -octopus- Police by Anvaller: 10:42pm On Jul 24, 2013
Those inner city Ibadan ppl have inundated their senses with mystical and ghostly hallucinations by constantly listening to various ridiculous super ghost story series on yoruba radio programs. These stories educate them to the reverse and dumb them fatally down. Hence the reason why Ms Ramota's brain could not connect anything normal or natural 2 what she was seeing that this could be another aquatic creature she has never seen before but instead, she immediately concluded it was strange and aligned it with all the strange information already stored in her mental database and cried out for help.

If the government is not ready to at least enlighten the ppl, we can never move forward. Get those ridiculously unfounded super stories off the radio, the majority of low class ppl might like them but it is not helping them. Replace the programs with more educative programs. I might not be updated with the currently popular of those programs but I am sure they will still have them, so get rid of them now!!!
PoliticsRe: Pan African Forum Rejects Obasanjo As AU Observer Head In Zimbabwe by Anvaller: 2:02pm On Jul 24, 2013
Emilo: People think other people are not watching. Just because Nigerians cannot talk (cos of too much garri) does not mean other countries cannot....Serve him right...His time is over!!!
U must be joking, which Nigerians can not talk, what about all the talking u have been talking here on Nairaland and on the streets? Do they have this kind of forum in Zimbabwe? Mugabe will shut down not such forum but the internet if they dare complain about him like u guys complain about ur politicians.
PoliticsRe: Soyinka: The Mad Old Professor (MOP) by Anvaller: 8:10pm On Jul 22, 2013
Koffiman: Sharaap! Ur Wole is nothing but a local champion who seeks to be relevant again this tme with his diarrhoea mouth rather the pen. Real intellectual people are busy out there contributing brilliant ideas and delivering seminars on how to better the world. What we have here is Wole freguenting Rivers State to forment trouble and bad blood among the leaders in return for money. How does he expect us respect him when he has chosen to become a public nuisance.
That in bold is 1000 times misplaced. U are saying he should be doing the very things he is known for internationally and still doing even at 79? Na wah ooo
CelebritiesRe: Wizkid's girlfriend VS Davido's girlfriend who is Hotter? by Anvaller:
And so what's with this fucking obsession with mixed girlshuh When I saw whizkid with his mixed girlfriend, I felt okay no issues it can happen. But now Davido too mixed girlfriendhuh Okay it seems it is not just a coincidence, these guys are deliberately going all out to search them. And this is sad, we are emulating the self hate that is unfortunately already enmeshed in Black America. A situation where black women are considered beautiful if only she is half white or at least 1/4 white. We are subliminally relegating our own race.

Well, I am just saying!
PoliticsRe: Abacha’s Daughter Under-Fire For Attacking Soyinka by Anvaller: 11:36am On Jul 20, 2013
Gbawe: Dude, you surely cannot be unaware of recent history to be unaware of why every child of Abacha may thoroughly hate a man who tormented their brutal, murderous and dictatorial brute of a father while he was in office? This girl simply hates Soyinka because he was one of the main antagonist of her father who would not stop telling the world how evil, brutal and vile Abacha was. She was merely looking for anything to attack the prof with.

This girl's antics directly shows how perverse some Nigerians are. Her father was a nasty, evil tyrant who murdered many, including the likes of Ken Saro-Wiwa, in cold blood yet she has the nerve to hate those who stood against him and are shining examples of what Nigerians can be, i.e the best in their field of endeavour, while her father is a Hitler-type disgrace every sensible Nigerian is ashamed to share nationhood with.

Only in Nigeria, because demonic evil goes unpunished, that this girl will be emboldened to attack others perhaps because they stood against the perverse evil her father exemplified. While off-springs of Hitler and other 'monsters' in history change their name and live 'underground' the children of Nigeria's most evil men, like Abacha, are strutting about proudly and attacking those who have brought nothing but pride to the Nigerian stock while their brutal forebears murdered others, decimated Nigeria and ruined the lives of generations unborn. Sick nation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wole_Soyinka
Well done but u shouldn't have bothered so much answering his question because it was rhetoric. They are desperate to defend stupid actions of the daughter of a wicked dictator just becos they hate Soyinka whom she was attacking. Some of them would even wish that she becomes our next president and turn a dictator like her father only if she would promise to murder Soyinka like her father murdered Kudirat, Saro Wiwa, Rewane etc. Ethnic rivalry is more important to many than actual development. And little do they know that we can never achieve ethnic gratification without development. Unfortunately, these ppl are obsessed with preoccupying themselves with the very element that brutally hinders our progress. Tribalism.

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