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Guess the state of Azawad is now born.

I understand there is a sizable(60,000?) tuareg population in Nigeria called the Iwellemmedan who migrated to Nigeria between 1972 and 1982 . . . primarily residing around Kano and Sokoto

What's the obsession with online titles?

Armchair Eze's, armchair Oba's

To say Nigeria is in a ridiculously bad state is an understatement.

Miscreants and illiterates in power committing with wanton impunity, grand scales of fraud, embezzlement and larceny.

Sadly, the game changers are emigrating enmasse to greener pastures possibly never to come back.

Truth is Nigerians don't know their rights, even more most can look beyond the bridge of their noses when electing competent leaders.

Fresh air!

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It is that fisherman's fault. Lol

This country is a joke.

For all I care, Nigeria's army is a grossly indisciplined military outfit who bully and harass their citizen.

The only glimmer of light might be her large force, after that nothing else. The military government over the decades neglected the army leaving it grossly underfunded and undertrained. Only now has there being a clandestine approach by the civilian regime to fund, re-arm and oil the machinery of the army. Even then, BH managing to run rings round them shows the gap in their professionalism.

Nigerian army apart from maybe the west African sub-region where it might be the strongest is a pseudo-entity on a larger scale.

1st image of one of three 24 metres patrol craft being built for the Nigerian navy by French shipbuilder OCEA.

Presently undergoing sea trials . . .

Forgive my ignorance,

But weren't the 'subsidy palliative' buses meant to have been imported ?

texazzpete: Isn't it amusing how Nigerians think?

The same people that will be abusing the Oil Companies for pollution and environmental degradation are now the ones demanding for licenses for these illegal refineries operated by people with ZERO regard for the environment.

Have you m0r0ns checked to see the quality of the refined crude? No!
Have you m0r0ns checked to see how the gas from the crude oil is being treated? No!
Have you m0r0ns checked to see how the water accompanying the crude oil is disposed of? No!

These folks puncture high pressure crude oil lines and oil leaks out into the environment. The gas in the pipelines and the one dissolved in the oil escape to the atmosphere (since they are not flared). The water is decanted off and left to leach into the soil or any surrounding water body. The 'refined' crude contains much more impurities than the real deal.

Yes, we all agree that the FG is full of muppets who have failed woefully in running our refineries...but anyone speaking up for this criminal enterprise needs to have his brains checked.

Quite a pity, I always assume only 20% of Nigerians are actually sane. The others. . .?

Cos some of them are narcicistic, arrogant and paranoid. It's prolly from the water they've been drinking. Lol

Can someone regale me with the specs of an upcoming bleeding edge android device?

Tired of my old Droid now.

Like how Nigerians like to look away from the environmental degradation that follows pipeline sabotage

It's not just a case of fractional distillation alone nor is crude oil a dual composition of just petrol and kerosene.

Lol. This thread certainly delivers. . .

Ghanaians reserve the right to nominate any candidate they so wish.

You can't shove nominees down people's throat like at PDP conventions.

An House of Rep member will have received an equivalent of 1.7 million pound at the end of their tenure.

But they see it fit to cut government worker's salaries.

Tis amounts to bout £433824.00 at current exchange rate

and 1.7 million pounds in 4 years not counting perks,inducements and their obligatory frauds on a grand scale.

Meanwhile 60% of the population. . .

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Once upon a time I was. . .

Until I had an epiphany and discovered it was a pastime of both the unintelligent and unexposed.

Threads like that only attracts a particular clique of lowlife, hating bunch of cretins.

All this comes to nowt if your average Nigerian can't look beyond a person's ethnicity and religion.

An example is Jonathan who has the 'Qualities Of A Man That Will NOT Change Nigeria'

Fresh Air

It is their resources!

On the other hand, what happens to other law abiding ND citizens

They know they'll get away with it. The populace will rather protest cost of garri

Tis the same people I know buying up houses and apartment in St. Johns Woods and Central London courts.