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Business › Re: Nigerian Man Calls Out Distributor Who Disappeared After Owing Him N700K by Asour: 6:45pm On Apr 25, 2019

markidoo:
Trust no one with your hard earned
money

But TRUST is definitely needed to achieve anything substantial in life.

There's only so much you can do on your own.

No one alive today has never had to trust someone at one point or the other in life. The fellow said he had known the debtor for years (close enough to stay with him).

The Nigerian tendency to always blame the victim isn't right here. Matter of fact, One of the Major reasons our private sector isn't as big as it should be is a deep seated lack of trust in our economic system.

Those contributing to this distrust aren't wise although they think they are. They're sacrificing a greater good for less.

Sports › Re: I'm Staying At Juventus "1000%" - Ronaldo by Asour: 7:44am On Apr 21, 2019*

blowjohn:
35 league titles.
3 different countries.
Just how far can a man go in life and outside his comfort zone to create success.
Be inspired.
Be like Ronaldo.

Hello! error check Sir !

No player, dead or Alive has possibly won 35 League titles. Yes. Not Messi. Not Ronaldo. None.

I reckon you didn't give this a second thought. The 35 titles here are, I think Juventus'.

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Politics › Re: "Why Nigeria Is Poor" - Ben Bruce by Asour: 1:17pm On Apr 20, 2019*

Wiseandtrue:
So many countries have so much population and no crude oil and they are doing very well!!!

You need to see their infrastructures, you will shake your head for Nigerian leaders!!!

When you ask them to build infrastructures, they will frustrates the contractors for their own cut! The contractors will end up with inferior work

The money they are stealing is more than enough to make Nigeria the richest country in the world

But they keep giving us excuses, population today, militant tomorrow while they keep smiling to the bank!

Sorry but what are examples of the 'So many' countries that have 'so much population'(i.e. More than 100 mn), no Oil (or other natural resources)and are doing 'very very well '?

I totally agree with you that Corruption/Inept leadership is our biggest bane. BUT you should also see that between now and when these Ills are completely tackled, population growth control could be a vital near term palliative.

I am a big believer in copying/imbibing the policies of the successful as an effective model for one's success. on this note besides limiting corruption and addressing competence HOW MANY DEVELOPED COUNTRIES of the world are growing/have grown in population rate as we have as a Nation ?

How many countries with or without Corruption, do you desire that we be like, does not have an Obvious population growth management model (either employed by its govt or self engendered by its enlightened people ) ?

All over the world, one does not need to look too far to see that the quality/regard for human life is cheapened in countries with high population growth rates (which itself is usually positively correlated with extreme poverty).

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Education › Re: Male Hostel At The University Of Sule Lamido, Jigawa (Photos) by Asour: 12:52pm On Apr 18, 2019

tactius:
It costs money to keep hostels well maintained...

And you can't do that on very low school fees.

You can. one good start is to require all hostel occupants to pay a security deposit (in addition to their hostel levy). A hostel committee is then installed (made up of students with a president). Now if at the end of a session (which is typically how long a hostel allocation lasts), damages arise, the security is withheld and students aren't repaid.

The idea is that if students want their security deposits repaid, they must restore the hostel to a pristine (or whatever) situation it was before being allocated.
Rest assured that whoever damages anything would be made to pay by the student committee.

Simple. else they'll pay for it themselves with their deposits.

Celebrities › Re: Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde: They Use Taxes To Attack Me Each Time I Speak Up by Asour: 5:29pm On Apr 16, 2019

NairaMedia:
You don't have right to talk against the government if you don't pay your TAXES!

Go and argue with you forefathers

Hahaha! What about those duly paying their taxes ? Any Updates for them ?

Are there people who think our PRIMARY bane now as a Nation is taxes ? really ?

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Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop David Oyedepo Wins With Canaan City Estate - Thisday by Asour: 5:06pm On Apr 16, 2019*

barojana:
The same duplex winners is selling 35 million is being sold by adron for 70 -90 million naira in the same Ota. And I don't think adron has the sort of services canaancity offers. So anyone who talks down on the church is saying rubbish... There are spaces for high rise buildings in the future plan and it would accommodate thousands of people. 90% of Winners adult members would be ablte to afford the housing self.

The only thing I hope they are working on is how to bring in the business community into that place. I advise the Bishop to reserve a chunk of the land for an industrial estate. The presence of 24/7 electricity and good road networks would be too enticing for businesses to pass over. And with that, banks would start moving in. The presence of a thriving middle class of hundreds of thousands of people would further encourage other businesses to come in.

Really?! people fork out 90 million for adron's duplexes in OTA? You don't say.

N.b. It's not the amount I'm particularly surprised about. it's the words OTA and DUPLEX — at that amount.

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Politics › Re: Bashir Ahmad Replies Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Again by Asour: 2:21pm On Apr 16, 2019*

jayfolarin:
I mentioned something similar in one of the threads I created a while back.

Nigerians want the best things. You know, things like the Europeans have but dont want to pay for it. How do expect world class infrastructures to be built when 90% do not even pay taxes. Just with Oil money

It doesn't work that way my friends. Nigerians have to collectively contribute to achieving the Nigeria of our dreams.

Edit: there are so many mentions, I can't reply everyone. So i'll just write this as an edit....

I think we all (at least most of) agree that taxes needs to be paid for infrastructures to be built but corruption and unaccountability is still a huge problem.

One day though, we will have to trust a government to do the right thing with taxes earned. I sincerely think this government is heading in that direction (I might be wrong). And when we have that government, I sincerely hope that everyone in the country will then contribute their fair share of taxes to build Nigeria up.

No one is gonna help us develop Nigeria if we don't. It's our house, our home, our land. if we don't take care of it, who will?

Payment of taxes is always a good expectation.

But that's certainly not the problem with Nigeria.
This is clearly a case of an incorrigible fellow fighting back.

The Nigerian Government, I repeat the Nigerian government can collect any amount of tax they want to. ANY. It would mean nothing to them.

Waste + Incompetence + Corruption is the bane here, not taxes.

Take for instance, a recent tax imposed on Nigerians in the financial system called transfer Surcharge. for each transaction to a current account.
Be sure the govt has probably raised (Hundreds of millions) maybe Billions from its citizenry OUT OF THIN AIR without doing anything.

VAT may soon be raised(I hope not). Import duties on Imported Vehicles are at an all time high. The Federal government raises millions (in $) in Licenses from multinationals from time to time (Telecoms) and the Federal government also sells its assets occasionally.

My point is Money isn't the issue here. Money's never enough BUT justify the use of the one you have.

Everytime I hear of Railway projects in Nigeria I shudder.

Mr Andrew Forrest, an Australian Businessman created a Multinational Resource company in 2004 called Fortescue Metals Group. This company built its own railway infrastructure. not government. 280 km length railway. completed In 2008. 4 years. 1 man's vision.

Nigeria's total railway infrastructure currently stands at just over 4000 km. After Many years/governments.
Waste + Incompetence couldn't let us.

I'm no railway expert. Andrew Forrest isn't too. But you get the point. If you're serious it would show.

Taxes are Important. But Anyone who tells you non payment of taxes is our bane Now (the reason things are so) should go home and drum up a more potent excuse for non performance. I'll probably prefer telling me that excessive population growth is the bane, but that's a story for another day.

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Sports › Re: John Ogu To Leave Hapoel Beer Sheva After 5 Years by Asour: 12:29pm On Apr 16, 2019

Aieboocaar:
Dude will still end up in another israeli side or even lower divisions sef

Asides Wilfred Ndidi, i don't see which other super eagle player that has a good "2nd Hand value" at the moment

Really? Heard of Villarreal's Chukwueze ?

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Travel › Re: Onitsha Niger Bridge In 1967 And 2019 (Photos) by Asour: 11:14pm On Apr 14, 2019

Cadec007:
dividing Nigeria into federates under isn't a bad thing....... You can ask UAE

But that's not what these guys want ? is it? they want an outright split. don't you hear them. Matter of fact, I am just hearing this your 'proposal' for the first time.

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Travel › Re: Onitsha Niger Bridge In 1967 And 2019 (Photos) by Asour: 11:05pm On Apr 14, 2019

Jeboy:
If you have come to learn Nigeria history of what and how the civil war started please press the like button. Such a nice thread but the hate between Afonjas and Biafra's no be here.

That one no prevent Afonjas from marrying Biafra's. One Nigeria is mission impossible.

One Nigeria is very possible. As a matter of fact, we are in one Nigeria.

I will only agree we are not when those saying so put their money where their mouth is. what do I mean?

All over the country Nigerians work together when Economic exchanges, transactions and everyday realities require it. whether it is an Igbo working in a Yoruba man's Company or Yorubas working in an Igbo man's company, Or both Igbos/Yorubas working in a Fulani/Huasa man's firm and various other combinations.

Or do you mean when an igbo/Yoruba allows an hausa) Fulani man to be his 'maiguard', fetch water, carry loads in a market, dig his ditch or repair his shoes they don't know they are practicing one Nigeria ? How funny can we be?

Do you know that there are Igbos/Yorubas who are above 30 years calling for a split, but have never spent a cummulative of more than 20 days in their home states/regions yearly ?

If you able to evade all of the above, then the next time you take a cab/bus never join until you are sure the driver is of your chosen ethnicity.

You get my point?

All this No one Nigeria talk is sweet for 'beer parlour' conversations and maybe forum banters like you see here, BUT the real deal would be to not do business, sell to, work for, or live with/in ethnicities/ethnic locations you disagree with.

That's the real deal. I don't see this happening in this interconnected world, do you?

hahaha.

By the way if/when their is a split, do Current Nigerians expect free movements across the prospective countries or they know VISA requirements/restrictions may apply?

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Crime › Re: Jessy Gold: Police Officers Involved In Shooting Arrested by Asour: 1:16pm On Apr 14, 2019

gypsey:
Good Question, They are Suspected co-conspirators pending investigations, (if there will be any) if they were not Are not suspected co-conspirators they wouldn't not have been Arrested.

And why did they not report the main perpetrator ( the one who took the shot) before their Arrests if their were not trying to cover the crime up?

If you are a forthright police man and have severally called them out? calling them out would not have been enough you needed to report it formally, follow it up and make sure they are purnished. For the fact also that they have commited crimes numerous times for you to call the out numerous times Makes you a co-conspirator. you should have done everything in within your power to stop them the FIRST time before the escalation of their crimes, even if it means runnning. the risks of losing your own Job.. That's how forthright you should be.

Thanks. first you didn't say 'suspected' before . good to see you have added that.

2nd, I totally agree with you saying the 'innocent' (if any) should have come out of to report them due to the severity of the issue here(death).

However, your other admonitions of "Report", "Follow-up", "everything within your power", "to see to it" ,etc. ARE in fact not as straight jacket as it seems, In hierarchical backward systems like our forces, you can almost not achieve anything other than more problems for yourself by 'reporting' and 'following-up' issues.

One might as well just resign.

Nice conversation though. thanks.

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Crime › Re: Jessy Gold: Police Officers Involved In Shooting Arrested by Asour: 11:59am On Apr 14, 2019*

gypsey:
The 5 of them may not have shot her, but they are co-conspirators.

How do you know so? I'll advise that you not be quick to pass verdicts(I'm not saying they are not). In Most professions, work is done in teams. while you and your colleagues support each other on the job, YOU have no control over what each teammate has in mind, fraud etc.

I suppose it is so with the police. While a lot of them are bag eggs, If I am a forthright policeman posted to work with these guys and I have severally called them out on their wrong deeds, Am I also a "co-conspirator" if a team mate goes trigger happy as one/two of these guys went?

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Crime › Re: Jessy Gold: Police Officers Involved In Shooting Arrested by Asour: 11:48am On Apr 14, 2019*

ednut1:
They shud be beheaded and fed to pigs

Very bad act though. Terrible one. But "they"? How many people actually pulled the trigger? Most Nigerian policemen are very terrible fellows but is it that all 5 of them had "shots" fired at her?

Politics › Re: Video Of Illegal Gold Mining In Kano Emerges by Asour: 3:17pm On Apr 12, 2019*

stephleena:
parasites..if north had the resources south owns Nigeria would have been a thing of the past..in fact khafirs won't benefit from God's given resources.

But the North has accommodated traders from all parts of the country who own businesses and Property since the 1970s when Kano held sway as a Major Commercial hub.

TRADE is the most valuable resource.

Till date, many Non-northerners [Nigerian Business people] still Call the North home. for some, they'll eventually live there their whole lives.

Things are not White and Black always. "Painting with a broad brush" rarely comes out nicely.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan Military Has Seized Power by Asour: 9:30pm On Apr 11, 2019

OGHENAOGIE:
man d military is illegitimate govt...ponder if d military had not sack the ist republic and it was allow to grow till date...in Nigeria..d damage of military rule in Nigeria is still been felt in d country

Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan Military Has Seized Power by Asour: 9:24pm On Apr 11, 2019

OGHENAOGIE:
man d military is illegitimate govt...ponder if d military had not sack the ist republic and it was allow to grow till date...in Nigeria..d damage of military rule in Nigeria is still been felt in d country

Sure. You could be very right. But then again civil rule has been on for 20 years. yes?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan Military Has Seized Power by Asour: 4:29pm On Apr 11, 2019

OGHENAOGIE:
explain why there have been no military rule in America since de are decisive in governance...two fuckin years of military rule in Sudan is nonsense to....they ought to allow a civilian handle d situation...

I didn't say Military rule is the best. America may not have had military rule but have thrived. fine. Paths to success may not be the same. I am not a fan of military rule but they are not always worse than civil rule.

Consider, for Instance, why Ghana's Jerry Rawlings is celebrated around the world/Africa when he was a military administrator. If all military= bad, then he shouldn't be celebrated right?.

All I am saying, is , it is a man that's good/bad not necessarily the platform he stands on.

The overriding disadvantage of military rule over civil rule is the very high tendency for abuse of office — something still VERY common in current civil rules across Africa. So what's really the difference? If abuse of power is possible both ways.

Politics › Re: Wale Ogunade: Ambode Would Have Surpassed Achievements Of Tinubu, Fashola If…’ by Asour: 3:40pm On Apr 11, 2019

Afroban:
If Ambode doesn't deserves a second term, Buhari is not even qualified for his first term, politics is just a dirty game

We often don't remember that democracy isn't perfect. It has its flaws. namely populism. I.e. an appeal to people. Many people.

This means that in a democracy, No matter how well one performs(I don't know how well he performed but even if he did do well by any objective basis), If "the people" don't want you anymore (for even the pettiest of reasons), you have to go.

So he lost. This flaw of democracy can only be reduced where the vast majority of citizens are politically very rational. Most Nigerians are not politically rational.

Accept it or not. that's the bad side to democracy many Ignore.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan Military Has Seized Power by Asour: 1:36pm On Apr 11, 2019

Badonasty:
two years of military is worse than 20 years of civilian rule

Not necessarily.
Depending on what a society wants/can afford to sacrifice.

Inherently, military governments are by their nature tough and "Generally" tend to be associated with repression of human rights. But like Alexander pope (an English poet) hinted:

"For Forms of Government let fools contest; whatever is best administered is best."

The military has an Important advantage of being decisive in terms of administrative execution of governments' responsibilities. It also does not suffer a grave ill of Democracy called Populism.

I am generally not a stickler for military governments (due to tendency for human right skirmishes) but a good military government, I believe, is not necessarily better or worse than a good democratic government.

A bad government is a bad government DISTINCT from its form. Consequently, there's no basis for saying that 2 yrs of military rule is worse than 20 years of civil rule.

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Education › Re: Winners Chapel University Abuja - Nasarawa Kicks Off by Asour: 10:29pm On Apr 09, 2019*

CodeTemplar:
By Nigerian standard they have some heavy weight institutions but I honestly don't think those can match what winners will bring in.

What they will bring? Really?

So we now make Categorical comparisons between things that exist and those that do not?

I am just saying that However good what WCW brings onboard is, it doesn't make the North without 'Something worthwhile' NOW. I.e. they don't have to wait for WCW to have Worthwhile Institutions. Implying this is Condescending and demeaning. I am sure you know... If it wasn't a joke.

That's my point.

One more thing... By Nigerian standard? You really had to say that, didn't you? hahaha!

I am not a stickler for Rankings of Nigerian schools But let's say we rely on a few recent rankings (in Africa/Nigeria). We've seen a few Nigerian schools, albeit 1, 2 or 3 of them Outranking WCW's schools in most of these rankings (I accept CU is usually top 3/4 though).

If this is so don't you think your use of "Nigerian standard" is also condescending?

Since "Nigerian Standard" would only be appropriate if WCW's schools ALWAYS ranks No. 1 in ALL Assessments on ALL rankings. Isn't it ?

Education › Re: Winners Chapel University Abuja - Nasarawa Kicks Off by Asour: 10:17pm On Apr 09, 2019

CodeTemplar:
Buhari loves the north so much and I am sure he will subdue all those to allow his beloved north have something worthwhile.

The North have something worthwhile? Wow!

The North does have good Higher Institutions too, you know. Implying that a 'proposed' specialized Higher Institution by WCW is the North's Opportunity to have 'Something Worthwhile' is Demeaning. Unless of course you are joking.

If you aren't then Consider that...

WCW institutions are good, matter of fact, Very good. However there is a tendency to bring other institutions down in a bid to show how good these Institutions are. I don't know if this is subconscious BUT it is not necessary.

Nobody needs to be bad for you to be good. said differently, You can be good without Implying how beneath everyoneelse around you is/ must be. That's if those people are actually bad in the first place.

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Business › Re: Burj Khalifa: Tony Elumelu Poses In Front Of The Tallest Building In The World by Asour: 1:02pm On Apr 09, 2019

Propsvilla:
Just wish this man is the president of my Country, I will beat my chest anywhere and say that I am a Nigerian.

Right now I am hiding my head under the table because one herder is still the president of my dear country

Sure. looks more like it from the outside.

Outstanding chap. No doubts. Enviable achievements? sure.

BUT, I must add, looks can be deceptive. A good start should be to ask if those within his immediate circle (i.e. stakeholders in all organizations he's been associated with share the same sentiments).

Now I don't know him personally. But I am very sure he's HUMAN. and that's means a lot.

I think most Successful Business people can often be Very, very, very, Ruthless. The type that'll make public servants' misdeeds look mild.

Nevertheless he's an Outstanding individual. BUT private sector success doesn't always translate to sound Public leadership. If he eventually does venture( into Public service), I hope he does well though.

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Celebrities › Re: Drake Followed Ninola First On Instagram. Her Reaction by Asour: 6:44pm On Apr 08, 2019

freemanbubble:
Who nor go happy say drake follow am
I guess if na Nigeria artiste follow am like that she nor go happy at all because everybody know say Nigeria artiste dey sing crappy
Especially that frogged voice called Davido.
2face and burna boy are the only ones talented.

I wonder how her reaction would look like if bigger boys and bigger girls whose voice can make you love music totally follow her on Instagram

Bigger boys and bigger girls like:
The weekend
Sia
Katty pery
Passenger
Bruno Mars
Avicii
Twenty one pilot
The Chainsmokers
Dig the kid
Cold play
Khalid
Maroon 5
Calum scot
John legend
Selena Gomez
Post malone
Ellie Goulding
Christiana aquilera
A great big world
Rita ora
Clean bandit
Dua lipa
Martin garixx
Major Lazer
The night

Sir, Avicii's late.

Politics › Re: Market Women Gift Wike Groundnuts As They Celebrate His Governorship Victory by Asour: 10:21pm On Apr 07, 2019*

LoveMachine:
Arabs/Middle Easterners/Mediterranean People are considered white/Caucasian.

Really? I seriously didn't know Arabs are referred to as whites.

Generally though I don't know of a truly Nigerian (Read: Senior Technical Staff/Experts) Road Construction firm that has effectively delivered Landmark Large scale road projects. Again I am no Road expert just mere observation.
Setraco looked like the Nigerian unicorn in this regard(even though they are partly foreign owned), Alas, they obviously underperformed in their (I suppose) most landmark project: AKA the uncompleteable East/West Road.

Politics › Re: Market Women Gift Wike Groundnuts As They Celebrate His Governorship Victory by Asour: 5:14pm On Apr 07, 2019

LoveMachine:
Only white foreigners get construction contracts? Embarrassing...

White?

Those aren't whites.

Politics › Re: Why Tinubu’s Dynasty May Not Crash Anytime Soon - By Abdullah Abdulganiy by Asour: 12:46pm On Apr 06, 2019*

Cletus77:
So all this note just to give credit to Tinubu..

I won't be surprised if someone wrote this about Saraki in the past.

Let APC become the opposition, and PDP with federal might witchunt APC let's see if Tinubu dynasty will survive.

Someone will just sit at his house and be forming political analyst for the case of someone who has achieved great in politics

I personally am not a Tinubu fan. But Tinubu's "Dynasty" has existed since the 1990s when the PDP held power at most levels.

You said "let's see if Tinubu's Dynasty would survive".
Have you not been in Nigeria since 1999? When did Tinubu stop being in the Opposition?

He, as a politician, may not be a saint but truth be told , There's not a more effective/consistent opposition party politician in Nigerian Democracy post '99 or do you know any?

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Christianity Etc › Re: Father Mbaka Visits Woman Who Gave Birth To Quadruplets, Pays N1.5M Bill by Asour: 1:05pm On Apr 05, 2019

KingSatan:
Incubation and Postnatal Fees.
Go get an Education My Son.

Thanks. I myself wondered.

Travel › Re: Air Peace Orders 30 Brand New E195-E2 Jets In $2.1bn Deal With Embraer by Asour: 9:54pm On Apr 03, 2019

RTSC:
Reinforces the theory that blacks cannot build anything worthwhile.

It's very hard but I think we can. In fact, a number of inventions/innovations in history have been made possible through the contributions of unmentioned blacks.

However, blacks have it(have made it, in some cases) tough for themselves through perennially inept leaderships. Innovations in Developed countries build upon the shoulders of older innovators/leaders because there's only so much one can achieve in a lifetime. Building upon the work of others is the most effective way to ensure continued progress.

This requires selfless leadership at many points in a Nations quest for growth.
God help us all.

Travel › Re: Air Peace Orders 30 Brand New E195-E2 Jets In $2.1bn Deal With Embraer by Asour: 8:33pm On Apr 03, 2019*

RTSC:
Embraer is a Brazilian company.

Brazil that was at the same level with Nigeria at a point in our history is now among the big boys in aerospace engineering.

Brazil has a sizable euro-inclined(Read: Privileged/White) population.
It is hard to see past this advantage. see South Africa.

Almost Everything about Embraer, A 'Brazilian' firm reads 'White', typical Euro/American Outlook. see for yourself. It appears 'Whites' can readily draw from their privileged origins to whatever country they finally take to.

N.B. I am not saying it's Impossible to achieve great feats without being white. I am just saying the Brazilian Embraer example looks like an all too familiar 'White man' Success.

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Crime › Re: Last Video Of Handsome Kay Low Cooking Before SARS Shot Him Dead In Lagos by Asour: 6:12pm On Apr 01, 2019

saasala:
I can see a ticking time bomb in Nigeria, about to detonate. It is speedily reaching its apex.

Yahoo Boy makes money and becomes a celebrity in his neighbourhood because he shares part of his ill gotten wealth with his hungry niggas.

SARS tried to extort money from him but he wouldn't succumb, so they killed him and lied on stray bullets. Both the SARS and the Yahoo boy are mad.

One day Yahoo will no longer pay, and these boys who are already used to the wasteful and extravagant lifestyle will do anything to maintain that standard. Soon, young boys will go around with guns in broad day light, beating people and stealing from them. By then SARS will have a real work to do. They will attack the boys and they will shoot back at them. Its going to be a real war, just watch out.

The level of hunger and joblessness sometimes makes you not want to blame these Yahoo Yahoo miscreants, but then again, Crime is Crime and should never be encouraged.

Nigerians, if you have a means to run out of this country, just get out. Things will get even worse.

PS: Does anyone have a link to migrate to Canada? Make una helpe me o.

I hope that you are wrong. But your logic is perfectly reasonable.

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Politics › Re: Abike Dabiri Reacts As Nigerians Rob Bureau De Change, 2 Days After Arriving UAE by Asour: 4:56pm On Apr 01, 2019*

GavelSlam:
Those guys had been into robbery from Nigeria.

Regular people do not summon such courage without prior experience.

Some of you may know them.

Hahaha!

Maybe but there must be a first experience.

If a prior experience exists then when was the first experience?

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Romance › Re: Plus-Sized Lady Shares Her Love Success Story by Asour: 5:27pm On Mar 31, 2019

Davidson267:
what does she mean by"he was a graduate" � ?

How else could she have said that he is graduate while Implying that he didn't go to school after they met(i.e. in the intervening years)?

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