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Commentor:


Say something that proves you are capable of critical thinking.

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FrLukas:


Open a thread and tell us what's the matter.

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FrLukas:
My fellow bounty hunters, who's with me on this mission?

Let's congregate fast...

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FrLukas:


Seek the fellow out and make peace with him.

You'd be surprised he didn't do anything to you. You are just breathing life into your situation by allowing fear to master you.

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FrLukas:


True.

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FrLukas:
So stupidity is a thing after all.

This generation of humans are becoming dumber and dumber.

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Commentor:


How much do you generate for the economy?

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FrLukas:


Those we need to get out...

First, who are the we? Are you Yoruba now?

Second, you need to understand that Yorubas don't need the Igbo to get out of Nigeria. The Igbo will tell you that they can't make Yorubas their allies because they are "backstabbers". Which is fine because Yorubas haven't said anything about forming allies across the Niger in any way.

Third, does that post of mine sound like I'm antagonizing the Igbos? You Igbo always think criticism of your inept governors or even your people is an insult. You think you are perfect, so there's no room for improvement. Read that post of mine again with a fresh mind. My concern is the Igbo people not dying like Benue people are being killed like children without parents.

Chest beating about who saw what first doesn't arise here.

Fourth, Enugu established forest guards and you think that's the equivalent of the Amotekun wave sweeping the whole of Yorubaland?

Really?

When Fulani herdsmen start killing in Anambra, shebi those forest guards from Enugu will rush to Anambra to protect them, or maybe the Anambra residents will run to Enugu for safety.

But, if you say that's your strategy in Igboland, well, who am I to complain?

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OgunLaakaye:


Ask Google

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NGpatriot:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/11109852_1111_jpegbbfc9bc65a3d1b02a868718fb2e787cf


First, the same SIGNAL blogger claimed it was Zahra Buhari, now the same new fake news SIGNAL all of sudden switched to Hadiza Buhari...

These ipob propaganda bloggers no go kill pesin I swear..

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NGpatriot:




The fake news started with the PPPRA employing Zahra Buhari

The new fake news all of sudden switched to Hadiza Buhari...

This is what you call fake news confusion.

So, which one of PMB's daughters PPPRA employ?

Fake news people, abeg come help me clarify this confusion o..

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NGpatriot:


You are here insulting people while at the same time talking about insults? Is your problem hypocrisy or inability to police your hypocritical self from embarrassing yourself on the internet.

Back to IQ, low IQ was the reason why the sacked and irresponsible senator sat on the internet to turn a deadly virus that's killing people all over the world and the same virus that his fellow countrymen and women here in Nigeria are on the front line as first responders putting there lives on the line to prevent protect and prevent the idiotic senator into a joke or mockery about releasing name?

This is when responsible people and adults with decent IQ rally around to send positive messages of support to the brave men and women at our ports, hospitals, labs, testing and quarantine centers, pray for their safety, send out and virus public service announcements to members of his own community and how to stay safe and healthy.

...but that's the unpatriotic, useless coward and low intellect loser and his ignorant and bigoted fans obsessing over on the internet? How we should be people's names, violating people's privacy and their rights.

The fact that the sacked senator is dumb and ignorant doesn't mean you have to be like him.

Btw, what's enjoying emolument got to do with the virus that's killing people all over the world? Is enjoying emolument prevent you from getting infected or dying from this horrible virus.

The only low IQ you need to be worried out is yours.

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OgunLaakaye:


What an excuse.

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Commentor:


One of the signs of hunger in a human being is being incoherent apart from always being angry.

My friend, you are incoherent.

Starting sentences with lower cased letters. Babbling in general.

Make sure you get ewa agoyin in the morning otherwise....

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Commentor:
How was he expecting preacher to rise from pastor to Daddy G O?

Even in death he should pay up.

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Commentor:


You appear hungry.

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Commentor:


You know better than Bloomberg.

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Commentor:


Tertiary learning is usually between 3 and 7 years.

So many people make more than decent living after this.

No guarantees anywhere.

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Commentor:


Kidnapping pays better.

Or bank robbery.

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Commentor:


There is nothing to explain.

You threw out numbers without a source.

In my case, I've provided the same source over a time lapse of 6 years.

I'll stick with it rather than yours.

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Commentor:


From Bloomberg in 2014:

The revision may boost the size of the economy by as much as 60 percent to between $384 billion and $424 billion, according to London-based Renaissance Capital Ltd., lifting Nigeria ahead of South Africa in the World Bank’s global rankings.

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FrLukas:


Unfortunately we can't do that as long as we are still yoked to Nigeria.

Nigerians have freedom of movement to any part of Nigeria, and we can't start killing them because we want them to stay in their region. Apart from the fact that it won't work, Yorubas will never engage in such wanton destruction of innocent lives.

So, the only thing to do is increase the volume of secession.

The truth is, other Nigerians are straining the resources of the Western Nigerian government.

The region is huge in terms of landmass and population, and despite the fact that other regions flock there for economic reprieve and safety of lives and properties, allocation from the federal government doesn't take this into consideration.

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OgunLaakaye:


And the chest beating starts...

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Commentor:


Nigeria’s economic growth beat forecasts in the fourth quarter, helping its economy to expand the most in four years in 2019 as oil output increased and the central bank took steps to boost credit growth. GDP in the West African country stood at $476 billion or $402 billion, depending on the rate used.

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FrLukas:


Seyi Law has done absolutely nothing wrong.

If Kanu has said Yorubas should be killed, then forming a Biafra army is a threat to Yorubas.

It's logic.

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OgunLaakaye:



STFU please

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Afamed:

You and your opinions are inconsequential

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FrLukas:


Point to where I ever said that on this forum or forever keep shut.

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FrLukas:


Wonderful.

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