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kettykin:Those rhetorics he regularly dished out on Radio Biafra didnt win him any sympathy. It attracted a lot of bad blood his way and he really needed support from as much people as possible, hence the reason why I called him unintelligent. Going out in public to request for money to purchase weapons is downright lousy and it's bound to attract surveillance from the authorities. My conclusion is " Right agitation, wrong method ". Imagine the scenario where Nnamdi Kanu starts using his influence to endorse political candidates, he'll become a kingmaker and he'll be courted by all. He will eventually use his position to attract the positive results he wants for Igbo land........but he used it to attract violence, which has resulted in the clamp down. |
kettykin:Everyone knew it was always going to be scenario 1 with how unintelligent and lousy Nnamdi Kanu was. He gave himself away too quickly with his hollow chest beating. |
darediamond:life is about choices. If you choose pain, you'll receive it in double folds. Good luck with your choice. |
Nnamdi Kanu has just wasted a golden opportunity to become a kingmaker in the south east. He was already commanding the influence to endorse political candidates of his choice into power. |
darediamond:When bullets burst the head of the people beside you, you will forget all these quotes you read in books and run like a chicken. |
[quote author=devindevin2000 post=60494058][/quote]This is the worst you can do. ![]() |
[center][/center] januzaj:Some nairalanders are amongst them in the mud. ![]() |
veraponpo:For over a month now, Power has been stable at my end too. It's only expected that it's the PDP online rats and IPOBS that can't believe it. |
I would have had him arrested and paraded naked. |
headhunter1:Your people have taken the fight to the Nigerian army, you're still here online. You better go and tell the soldiers of the Python dance this your truth to their faces. |
lordkush:The same Kanu hiding under his bed? |
This op just wants Mr Eazy to mumu him by force sha. ![]() |
Gozzzy:If they kill all Igbos, is it their dead bodies that will give birth to the generations yet unborn? |
Meanwhile, I'm somewhere far away in Lagos reading about this somewhere chilling. Life is truly about choices.
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Logician:If you were in my presence, I'll tell you to put your money on it , we'll confirm it online and I'll chop your bet. |
Logician:You never try reach. I'm Yoruba but I'll choose the Bugatti, sell it and buy the Aventador, G-wagon, a house and still have $400,000 left in the bank. |
veekid:.
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Who cares about Nnamdi Kanu when Champions league is on. Lukaku just scored his first ever champions league goal. ![]() |
hunter21:We"re smarter than this. Worse was supposed to happen when those Millitants were killing people but we endorsed bombings to neutralise the situation. If only the responsible Igbos will endorse straffing of these miscreants to bring calm to their society. Imagine Yorubas using area boys to champion their course of secession. It will never happen. |
The Army should just learn to differentiate between hardworking, honest Igbo folks and these IPOB miscreants disturbing everyone online and in the streets. |
enemyofprogress:Some forces have tried to create anarchy in the south west eg Millitants killing in Arepo, it's environs and Baddo cult killings in Ikorodu but the Yoruba society always rises against such situations. The South Eastern society and it's leaders keep quiet and sometimes secretly encourage it. It's now about to blow up in their faces. Same thing with the Northern society tolerating Boko Haram till it grew into a monster they could no longer handle. I have faith in the south west because we have our short comings but we try to speak up against it on time. |
alexialin:The gullibility is saddening. Just post a pix and they automatically swallow it. |
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raker300:This is why afonjas mock people like you. Being handsome is enough reason for you to celebrate meanwhile, his effect on the local government area he presided over is what should be celebrated. |
neoOduduwa:See better Afonja pix. It's only that Demola pix guy that those IPOBs can compare themselves with to feel better. |
Economic outlook gloomy for Nigeria poll winner: analysts | Whoever wins Nigeria's February 14 election will take charge of an economy battered by falling oil prices, leaving the new administration with fewer options to tackle the twin crises of poverty and unemployment, analysts said. President Goodluck Jonathan's government has over the last four years sought to paint a picture of Nigeria's prosperity rising. While the actual gains have been disputed -- some data suggest poverty is on the rise nationwide -- Africa's top economy has averaged roughly seven percent growth over the last decade, despite a brutal insurgency in the north by Boko Haram since 2009.Jonathan's economic team has used diversification as a buzzword, insisting it has taken needed steps to ease the country's reliance on oil, especially by investing in agriculture, a crucial job creating sector. But with global crude prices falling by half in the last six month, Nigeria -- which derives more than 70 percent of government revenue from oil -- has again revealed its vulnerability to an oil price shock. The naira currency and the national stock exchange have both plummeted while dwindling government revenue has squeezed federal and state budgets, with reports of thousands of civil servants not being paid and foreign reserves drying up. "It's not going to be fun at all for the incoming administration," said Sola Oni, an analyst with the Lagos based Sofinux investment. - Campaign promises - The campaign between Jonathan and opposition leader Muhammadu Buhari has been light on specific policy proposals, although both candidates have put job creation at the forefront of their messages -- and with good reason. According to official data, more than a quarter of Nigerians are unemployed but the real number may be higher and with roughly half of the country's 173 million people under 18, the demand for jobs is set to rise dramatically. In an article published last month, former central bank governor Charles Soludo said that whether Jonathan or Buhari wins "it is likely to be a Pyrrhic victory". "None of them will be able to deliver on the fantastic promises being made on the economy and if oil prices remain below $60 (per barrel), I see very difficult months ahead," he wrote in the Vanguard newspaper. He said that both the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, which has promised two million new jobs per year, and the opposition All Progressives Congress, pledging 20,000 news jobs in each of Nigeria's 36 states, needed to spell out their strategies. "Let us know how you arrived at these figures," Soludo said, adding that whoever wins should "declare a national emergency on job creation". Observers, including Western diplomats, have long-argued that crippling unemployment in the mainly Muslim north is partly driving the Boko Haram uprising, as dejected and hopeless youths in the region have become vulnerable to radicalisation. - Tight budgets - The naira hit a record low on Thursday, trading at 194 to the US dollar, down from rates ranging between 150-160 earlier this year. Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, admitting that the country was facing serious challenges, has cut the benchmark oil price used to guide spending, downgraded the 2015 growth forecast and announced belt-tightening measures in unproductive areas such as foreign travel for government workers. She insists that top priorities like infrastructure spending and housing support will not be affected but most experts believe that across-the-board cuts could become inevitable. Compounding the problem is Nigeria's chronic failure to save for a rainy day. When oil was trading above the government's benchmark price of $75-$79 per barrel, the extra cash was supposed to be deposited in a savings account. But corruption watchdogs say that account has been consistently raided and billions of dollars in public money are believed to have gone missing under Jonathan's watch, especially from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, one of the most opaque state oil firms in the world. Buhari, an ex-general who took power in a coup in 1983 and led the country for 20 months, has sought to remake himself as a civilian politician committed to democracy and fighting graft. But even if he wins and his anti-corruption credentials prove legitimate, reversing Nigeria's current economic plight will not be easy and perhaps impossible if crude prices stay low, experts said. "We failed to plan before the current plunge in oil prices," said Muda Yusuf, head of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry. "The bubble has burst and we are in a big mess." |
![]() IamAirforce1:You obviously don't know much but do a lot of talking. OK, just mention the occupation of these your role models or shut the hole in that oily face of yours. |
IamAirforce1:Why is it only successful fraudsters that you know? Don't you know any successful person doing a legit business? ........an online business, service delivery, sales etc..... |
shaybebaby:Nope, I'm lous-jea . That's the opposite of jealous. ![]() |
[sub][/sub] shaybebaby: ![]() Who's the bro? |
Sniper12:The separation must have affected him psychologically. |
Sniper12:https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/dele-allis-estranged-parents-issue-9918748.amp&ved=0ahUKEwiG9qDG1JXWAhVIbFAKHeyNAP4QFggzMAc&usg=AFQjCNHAg2FD7PyWcHybaRHvip9l7Lcj-w&cf=1 |
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