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MrCrackles:If you try that anywhere in the UK, you will likely be jailed for assault . You think Sanusi's jungle laws can work in the UK? Also in the UK, someone would have lost their job for sending the EFCC after debtors; infact it would have unleashed a full fledged crisis in govt. Good peice of advice; when in the UK follow due process and keep a stiff upper lip. |
Perhaps this is the first sign of the "unraveling" of Sanusi. |
^Avoid caps lock. It is rude. |
Sanusi is taking the new bank chiefs to London where our jungle style banking system will be adopted, with the immediate distribution of the new chiefs to the UK's top banks. |
illusion2:The ND feeds Lagos state, just like any other part of Nigeria. You are the one mentioning "tribe" here. Is the ND not feeding Lagos state? Can Lagos state feed itself, why are you running from the truth and reality? Have you cautioned those who are talking about how Lagos needs its taxes and the FG should pitch in even more oil money to help? |
babapupa:This is jankara market (worse than Ibori's cap). Lagos is uncivilised and brutish, they are cannibals.Oh yes, and to top it up, they also wear Oyimbo hats and put feathers on them as well.ugliest Halloween clown costume ever [img]http://mypenmypaper.files./2009/02/human-part-thumb.jpg?w=454&h=591[/img] Lynching by civilised people who deport other Nigerians https://lh3.ggpht.com/_ZL3Kngb81qo/SQmYIi9LhrI/AAAAAAAADeU/SG90v0wfpII/CampQuadroANC_Exiles_learned_murder_rape_as_terrorism_tools_thumb%5B3%5D.jpg?imgmax=800 |
[quote author=OYB_MEND link=topic=314786.msg4422467#msg4422467 date=1251250431]CBN no cook the list of debtors?[/quote] ![]() |
otokx:Really? ![]() I have taken several loans over the years without collateral in the West. |
Foolish little boy. Don't worry, you'll soon be back home from school to sit in your mum's lap to suckle. . . She might even ask you to pay tax for the milk ![]() |
^Love! Na wa o! Fashola's girlfriend ![]() |
sjeezy8:Source? You don't even know the figures for Lagos states internally generated revenue (IGR) and yet you're here making a clown of yourself. Get off your arse for once, google is your friend; reading also alleviates ignorance. "Half of Deltans have run to Lagos"? . You have no shame, do you remember this post you made elsewhere?sjeezy8:I would have asked you to do the per capita arithmetic for Delta and Lagos based on population, but maths is your problem; I remember you posted the above to support your strange claim that Lagos accounts for 30% of Nigeria's GDP. |
Are you talking about the same old and tired weapons we all saw? Or did I miss anything? If anyone has pictures of the "awesome" weapons, can they please post them? |
^Please avoid capitals, its rude. |
sjeezy8:Approximately 40% of Lagos revenue comes from the FG; Lagos cannot feed itself. And nobody pays tax in Lagos, stop being a clown. I'm hoping though that when you join politics you can move your Lagos out of the country and observe for yourself how quickly the state will go Bangladesh style hungry. Right now, we are feeding you guys, so be respectful. |
sjeezy8:Really? Thats like saying because Lagos lives off FG handouts, we should deport Lagosians to fund NEPA. |
sjeezy8:Don't sound like Goebbels! One thing you must remember is that some of the people in those slums are from the Niger Delta. I know you guys have been saying on another thread that Lagos will declare independence. But until then, you must realise that the Niger Delta feeds you, be careful about your suggestions. "Federal governement's obligation" ke! That translates as oil money from the Niger Delta. |
^Really really funny but childish guy |
larez:Na mouth? These guys sha! So funny, Lagos declare independence! Una get de liver? You're very very entertaining. |
larez:See this fool. I'm talking about Lagos and you're talking about Yoruba. Fucking tribalist. |
sjeezy8:Damn! This guy, you are beginning to surpass yourself. So FG imports refined petroleum through Atlas Cove for internal use. . . only for Lagos state to export as "their own oil". My friend, pick your brain from the floor and use it. Abi you tink say dem de squeeze oil from akara? sjeezy8:Damn! Hahahaha! @Afaukwu I feel your pain! |
sjeezy8:So the ignorance goes farther than maths. Na wa, Lagos get oil!!!!
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sjeezy8:. . .Now I understand. So you don't know maths, you just scream these rubbish figures at the top of your voice? [Quote author=sjeezy8] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG8o5y5BmGs&feature=fvw LAGOS IS 90% OF NIGERIA FOREIGN TRADE AND 30% OF NIGERIAS GDP[/quote]Dream on. The Niger Delta feeds you, all states are beggars. |
[Quote author=sjeezy8] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG8o5y5BmGs&feature=fvw LAGOS IS 90% OF NIGERIA FOREIGN TRADE AND 30% OF NIGERIAS GDP GO TO SLEEP FASHOLA CHANGING LAGOS IS CHANGING NIGERIA[/quote]I wonder where you got those ridiculous figures from. My friend, you're beginning to sound as brainwashed as a suicide bomber. We from the Niger Delta feed you in Lagos. If as someone on this page has suggested, Lagos is now more of a nation than a state; they can well leave the country, for the ND it will be one less mouth to feed. Ingrates. Lagos is a begging state like every other (including ND ones). |
bombsquad:Reasoning of this type is the reason why the ND should stop providing almost half of the revenue for Lagos. A state that still needs to go cap in hand to the FG for revenue is busy deporting other Nigerians like they are better than everybody else. I think the ND should leave these unproductive but mouthy regions to provide for themselves, lets see how long they will remain mouthy. Lagos is a begging state like every other (including ND ones) so why don't they deport themselves out of the country? |
The way this Sanusi guy is going is shocking. He seems to act before thinking and his actions always seem rash and crude. So these days Nigeria markets bank MD's abroad? Are we exporting them? Roadshow of foolishness. |
what do you expect?Ignorance or foolishness. |
Why can't they go to Abuja to threaten corruption? Or deal with corrupt officials in their states, before taking on the catapult weilding don quixote's of Boko Haram? Too much odekuing and suyaing can cause problems sha. |
[Quote author=sjeezy8] [Quote author=THE AMAKA] sjeezy shut the hell up dissing igbos. what the hell? what happend to one nigeria? and igbos stop dissing yorubas. all of yall are a hot mess.[/quote]I didn't diss igbos i said common igbo biafran clown a biafran igbo is different than a sensible igbo lol ok!!! Biafra is a fake country made up by some delusional igbos, for the breaking of one nigeria now you shut the hell up all wrong and misread[/quote]Two formerly honey dew eyed 9ja's have suddenly discovered that one is Igbo and the other Yoruba. . . Gbosa!! Why do we keep up with this "one Nigeria" bullshit? And then "deport" each other? I never thought I would quote the bible but, this is apt; "husband against wife, fathers against their sons and brother against brother. Many will pray for death, but it will not come. Woe, woe, to the inhabitants of the Earth" ![]() |
Gekko:Is there a law that says banks must lend with collateral or that banks can't lend money to certain groups of people? If these people are suspects, the law should have very quietly followed its normal course; not al this jumping, shouting and conflicting announcements. |
texazzpete:No one has been found guilty and neither has any convincing evidence of crimes been put forward, we are all clawing in the dark. The handling of our national finances needs to be undertaken with a high level of caution and diplomacy. It is quite evident that more harm than good has been done by the current crude public labelling and calls for blood without trial. Our currency is losing value, our stock values are dropping, there have been massive withdrawals from the affected banks, foreign confidence in our financial sector has all but evaporated. All in all, Nigeria is worse of from Sanusi’s actions. If these guys are suspected of fraud, the best thing would have been to arrest and try them before a law court; not by the press or the public. Employing the law of the jungle belittles Nigeria first and hollows out our judiciary next. As to Ms. Ibru doing a runner, it is hard to tell if this is true; but considering the extreme actions employed by the CBN so far, it would be a wise action. |
I keep hearing "oh! the banks used depositors money!". Welcome to the real World, that's exactly how every single bank on Earth operates. If things are suspected to have been done fraudulently, it is for the courts. It surely isn't for baying mobs and jungle law. |
So if she gave someone a loan, that is now a crime? A lot of what I hear here is unbridled jealousy. If the loan is proven to be fraudulent by a court, then we can begin singing burial songs, until it is foolish to spout uneducated judgements. |
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. You think Sanusi's jungle laws can work in the UK?
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