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olagamalin:They do. Anything in prison can be gotten if you got the dough. |
AkpororoTalk:It will be difficult to "MENT" to them. ![]() |
Agwoden:It didn't just start today. It's been like this since independence so blaming one party is ludicrous. |
Ecoterrorist:You still don't get it. He is an unstoppable force within the REPUBLICAN party. The Republican party does not represent America. I ask again, do you stay in America? You do stay in the U.S. Reason I ask is people who don't live there have a jacked up opinion about him. |
Ecoterrorist:For black America did a lot. Especially during police brutality. For Africa? I really don't care. It is not their job to take care of us. |
Ecoterrorist:America's system is very different from the Nigerian way of doing things. What political ideology does Apc have? Nigerians don't care or want to know. Was there even a debate? Americans don't just vote people in based on promises. You need to have a plan. Trump doesn't. |
Ecoterrorist:Wait. I sense something weird here. Where do you live? There is no freaking way you live in the states and not be worried about the lunatics supporting Trump. |
Ecoterrorist:You have to remember, Americans are not Nigerians, where you can say anything about what you are going to do and get away with it. Your history will speak for you. He is saying a lot of things that he does not live by. Hillary is going to tear him to pieces during the general debates and elections. Even now, she is leading in general election polls meaning if the election is held tomorrow, Trump would lose. |
Ecoterrorist:You must have them confused with the democrats. The Republican party is all about fiscal responsibility. It's the democratic party that spends like drunken sailors. You sure you know what you are talking about? |
Ecoterrorist:As a woman, you should be at the forefront of the voice against him. What with all the negative things he says about women. His values are unbalanced to say the least. Everyone loves a freak show. The same song he is singing was the same song hitler sang and Germans danced to the tune. Granted, America has it's issues but Trump is not it's answer or the voice of reason. Republicans are campaigning against him and that should say a lot. Heck, I'm a republican, and I shudder at the thought of Trump with nuclear launch codes. |
omoplaycool:True. But there are also other ways of getting through to someone. Nigerians don't like the truth. They prefer lies which is what Buhari knows well and this is why he won the election. Right now, Nigeria needs an undiluted reality check and to wake up from it's delusion. |
Ecoterrorist:And he is now the President of the united states right? I don't know why people don't understand the way the American electoral system works. Even though it is on google, youtube etc. When you add up all the electoral votes that could be gotten in America as it stands today, the number of people supporting Trump, though insane is far less than those in the Democratic party and hillary. Plus, you have to understand that as you have normal people, you also have abnormal ones as well. There is no way in hell that Trump will win the Presidency. This is why the Republican leadership is campaigning against Trump vehemently. Even now, based on electoral polls, Clinton is leading Trump, which means that if the election is held tomorrow, Clinton would win. The people supporting Trump right now do not speak for the vast majority of Americans. Remember it is the republican primaries not the General elections. The general populace will never trust him. Why do you think Trump is bankrolling his own election? Because he knows the conventional method of raising funds will never support him. |
Ecoterrorist:I have already post this before, but i will continue to post it till una start to de get sense: The cool thing about the jacked up way Nigerians do business is it is always a case study of how things should not be done. There is no ideology when it comes to the values and political leanings of the average Nigerian. Well, sort of. Their values is often dictated by money and who can provide it. When you go to England, their citizens either belong to the Labour party, because they believe in the rights and power of the average worker, the conservative party, because of their belief in the old school values, or the Liberal party, which believes in changing with the modern times. In the U.S, you have the Democrats, who are very liberal and believe so much in individual expression and personal freedom while you have the Republicans who prefer the old school christian values and the right to bear arms. In these countries, the way you think will determine which party you fall under. If you ask an average Nigerian which party he belongs to, he'll either tell you, PDP or APC. If you ask him why, he most likely will say it is the party that will see the country to Eldorado. If you then ask what values the party holds or stands for, you'll get the deer in a headlights look. They have no clue. No one knows the values or the political leanings of either parties. The only thing holding these politicians together in both parties is the quest for wealth which is why you have politicians "decamping" at will. In America, it is political suicide for a Republican to "decamp" to the democratic party and vice versa. It is akin to an Imam trying to vie for the position of Pope. That politician will never be trusted ever again. What Nigerians don't understand is, until we start to define the values that each political parties has or stands for in this country we will never move forward politically. We'll continue going round in circles. You cannot just support or join a party because of an individual. You have to know if the way you are thinking is the same way the person you are supporting, or party is thinking. Promises don't mean squat when both of you are not on the same page. I hope for Nigeria's sake it's citizens wake up from this mental slumber they all seem to be in since independence. |
gloria34:There is a man named funmi onabolu. Founder and ceo of cosse bates international. Multi billionaire and my mentor. He gave me my first opportunity in life. He was also a past president of advertisers association of Nigeria. He is into entertainment big time. Have you ever heard of him? I think not. Why? Because he keeps his private business private. When you are s.tupid enough to put your entire life on social media, you open all sorts of doors for prying eyes. If anyone does not understand this, then you deserve whatever you get. |
omoplaycool:Prayers will not solve anything. It doesn't take half a century to wise up. Instead of prayers, Nigeria needs a complete mental overhaul of how it's citizens think and do business. |
Oshege:Stup.id Government (police), + stupi.d people (students) = CHAOS. |
drslem:I am not trying to be funny, but i have to ask again; Do you think Nigeria's "elite special forces" know any better too? The level of training the army receives leaves much to be desired. The rule of thumb is, when holding a rifle/pistol, assume it's loaded. With or without a magazine in the magazine weld. At least that is the way i was taught. |
drslem:You think the chief of air staff knows any better? |
destinysaid:Better the relationship for what end purpose? When you have a relationship with something or someone it is usually to benefit selfishly from it. And how does she develop a better relationship with them when she responds the way she does? You forget, she can treat Nigerians living in Nigeria like idio.ts, but not Nigerians living in Places more exposed to the fact that civil servants are what they are and supposed to be; our servants. |
The cool thing about the jacked up way Nigerians do business is it is always a case study of how things should not be done. There is no ideology when it comes to the values and political leanings of the average Nigerian. Well, sort of. Their values is often dictated by money and who can provide it. When you go to England, their citizens either belong to the Labour party, because they believe in the rights and power of the average worker, the conservative party, because of their belief in the old school values, or the Liberal party, which believes in changing with the modern times. In the U.S, you have the Democrats, who are very liberal and believe so much in individual expression and personal freedom while you have the Republicans who prefer the old school christian values and the right to bear arms. In these countries, the way you think will determine which party you fall under. If you ask an average Nigerian which party he belongs to, he'll either tell you, PDP or APC. If you ask him why, he most likely will say it is the party that will see the country to Eldorado. If you then ask what values the party holds or stands for, you'll get the deer in a headlights look. They have no clue. No one knows the values or the political leanings of either parties. The only thing holding these politicians together in both parties is the quest for wealth which is why you have politicians "decamping" at will. In America, it is political suicide for a Republican to "decamp" to the democratic party and vice versa. It is akin to an Imam trying to vie for the position of Pope. That politician will never be trusted ever again. What Nigerians don't understand is, until we start to define the values that each political parties has or stands for in this country we will never move forward politically. We'll continue going round in circles. You cannot just support or join a party because of an individual. You have to know if the way you are thinking is the same way the person you are supporting, or party is thinking. Promises don't mean squat when both of you are not on the same page. I hope for Nigeria's sake it's citizens wake up from this mental slumber they all seem to be in since independence. |
dainformant:Look at the way the mumu in the first picture is holding his weapon. His weapon is pointing at peoples feet and magazine in the magazine weld. Zero muzzle awareness. I am pretty sure most of the deaths by Nigerian soldiers is through fratricide. |
Afrok:Although i liked your post i disagree with the identity of the child being Toke's business. She has put her personal business online for everyone to poke into from day one. Now her life is no longer her business; it is everybody's business. |
Brigadier7:Removing the principal and teachers involved was not a rash move. In fact, they got off lightly. Do you know what would have happened to them in a civilized society? Also, respect is two-way, not one-way. It is give and take. No one has the right to put hands on another person. If you don't want someone to do it to you, then don't even think of doing it to someone else. Removing the principal and teachers ensured that toxic leadership was taken out of the equation. If anything, it is not that people don't respect teachers, It is that people don't respect or value life in Nigeria which is why it is so easy for Nigerians to do harm to one another. |
201320142015ob:The cool thing about the jacked up way Nigerians do business is it is always a case study of how things should not be done. There is no ideology when it comes to the values and political leanings of the average Nigerian. Well, sort of. Their values is often dictated by money and who can provide it. When you go to England, their citizens either belong to the Labour party, because they believe in the rights and power of the average worker, the conservative party, because of their belief in the old school values, or the Liberal party, which believes in changing with the modern times. In the U.S, you have the Democrats, who are very liberal and believe so much in individual expression and personal freedom while you have the Republicans who prefer the old school christian values and the right to bear arms. In these countries, the way you think will determine which party you fall under. If you ask an average Nigerian which party he belongs to, he'll either tell you, PDP or APC. If you ask him why, he most likely will say it is the party that will see the country to Eldorado. If you then ask what values the party holds or stands for, you'll get the deer in a headlights look. They have no clue. No one knows the values or the political leanings of either parties. The only thing holding these politicians together in both parties is the quest for wealth which is why you have politicians "decamping" at will. In America, it is political suicide for a Republican to "decamp" to the democratic party and vice versa. That politician will never be trusted ever again. What Nigerians don't understand is, until we start to define the values that each political parties has or stands for in this country we will never move forward politically. We'll continue going round in circles. You cannot just support or join a party because of an individual. You have to know if the way you are thinking is the same way the person you are supporting, or party is thinking. Promises don't mean squat when both of you are not on the same page. I hope for Nigeria's sake it's citizens wake up from this mental slumber they all seem to be in since independence. |
charix:What is wrong with it. As far as i can see, it is correct. If anything it is your sentence that needs a much needed revision. The whole sentence is wrong. |
raumdeuter: faites:You go school at all? Why do you think she holds the position she does at the moment? Her position exists to ask people "to come home". Nigerians and the way they think. |
Gabaleve:Lol...... |
oganology33:I guess it's the choice we've been given. As for me, I'd rather not be part of any but be a critic of both. |
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The cool thing about the phucked up way Nigerians do business is it is always a case study of how things should not be done. There is no ideology when it comes to the values and political leanings of the average Nigerian. Well, sort of. Their values is often dictated by money and who can provide it. When you go to Britain, their citizens either belong to the Labour party, because they believe in the rights and power of the average worker, the conservative party, because of their belief in the old school values, or the Liberal party, which believes in changing with the modern times. In the the U.S, you have the Democrats, who are very liberal and believe so much in individual expression and freedom while you have the Republicans who prefer the old school christian values and the right to bear arms. In these countries, the way you think will determine which party you fall under. If you ask an average Nigerian which party he belongs to, he'll either tell you, PDP or APC. If you ask him why, he most likely will say it is the party that will see the country to Eldorado. If you then ask what values the party holds or stands for, you'll get the deer in a headlights look. They have no clue. No one knows the values or the political leanings of either parties. The only thing holding these politicians together in both parties is the quest for wealth which is why you have politicians "decamping" at will. In America, it is political suicide for a Republican to "decamp" to the democratic party and vice versa. That politician will never be trusted ever again. What Nigerians don't understand is, until we start to define the values that each political parties has or stands for in this country we will never move forward politically. We'll continue going round in circles. You cannot just support or join a party because of an individual. You have to know if the way you are thinking is the same way the person you are supporting, or party is thinking. Promises don't mean shiiit when both of you are not on the same page. I hope for Nigerians sake they wake up from this mental slumber they seem to be in since independence. |
tpiah01:Even with that, do you know how much a couple of black guys would stand out in Germany of those days? Jews, who were white, were like lepers, not to talk of a couple of black men. They would have stood out like beans on rice. |
tpiah01:Against the German war machine that took over the entire Europe? I say again; against the German war machine that took over the entire Europe? Ok..... |
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