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zangief:Are you serious or joking. Stop wasting your time |
kellygirl:Never |
All you cowards that can talk and do nothing. Na today dem they divert money. I am please inform you that childrens childrens childrens future has already been mortgaged. Please change subject. You lot are not ready for change as you are still comfortable with poverty and corruption mindset. Maybe when we get to the Zimbabwe level maybe we might see an inch of change. P.S Call me when you are ready for a more ACTION rather than talk. |
Very True - I wonder where the facts come from. Every time i visit Nigeria i have to pray before and during the trip. Infact my relationship with God goes two noches up. |
useless |
Please ignore the other fool. Please use google to find software application that would retrieve deleted stuff. As long as your hard drive is not formatted you can always retrieve any file but no absolute guarantee |
old news. Until you remove the present leadership and replace them with people passionate leaders we can never make progress. |
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=229515.msg3446192#msg3446192 date=1234185642]Look at us going back and forth with this our arguement trying to blame someone. Now let us ask ourselves the relevant questions based on the picture. Was the lady driver guilty of any offence?? ANSWER; Hells yes. Offences ranging from resisting arrest, to reckless endangerment, to assault with a deadly weapon, to aggravated assault, to attemted murder. Was the policewoman right in her approach to the fleeing driver?? ANSWER; NO. I am certain that no police handbook anywhere in the world would suggest that yo throw yourself in front of a vehicle to stop it. Whatever happen to citations, tickets, taking down the license plate number, putting out an A.P.B on the vehicle, spike-strips, radioing the unit ahead to intercept the vehicle, even giving chase sef. PERSONAL OPINION; I believe that the officers on duty would have been much richer f they had succeeded in apprehending tha woman at the scene. They would probably have extorted her of all her money before setting her free. We do see this everyday. Even trailers are no exception. Are Nigerians Lawless?? Hells yes we are. We do break every rule there is whenever we can, especially if we knew we could get away with it. But thats no excuse for the unprofessional behavior of our law enforcement agents. Its not strange in Nigeria to see the police beating the shit out of a suspect who they have placed under arrest (in cuffs). Every party had its fault in the whole scenario, but the police officers could have handled the situation much better that they did. And the woman driver was lucky that the police officers in the picture had no guns.[/quote]All this big big drama. This one no be CSI or 24 . Please come back to reality this in Nigeria where nothing works except some private sectors. |
The Golden Child from Heores or X Men |
chemical T:I dont think you leave in Nigeria. Is not the oga that sent the police to go mount road block to collect bribe |
Thank God for Education o |
ajadrage:Give me a break - Are u serious. something incriminating like drugs or money. It is very obvious that the police here where only interested in harassing the lady which i guess she did not have time for. |
Shame , Shame , Shame - To all those who claim " I am making millions in Nigeria" |
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bigmodo:That date has passed now. Please confirm your location. if you still in Nigeria and alive, you a big fool |
bigmodo:Why are you wasting your time .- why dont you head to libya and cross via the seas. |
darkroll:If people have learnt from other people story nobody in their right sense will ever venture this dangerous journeys. It is very sad that my people will subject themselves to kind of madness but somehow i dont blame them. I strongly believe it is mindset problem. |
@ poster There are very little chances you will succeed outside Nigeria. So dont kill yourself . But turn to God he is giver of hope. |
No Comment at this time. But like me quickly add. I have spent about 12 years abroad and have come to appericate life far more better than my 17 years in Nigeria. A few pointers I finished college, university without having to bribe any lecturer, or go through a strike. Got a good job not based on where i can come from or who i know but all down to merit I have access to good healthcare, effective security and many more policies or programs that encourage self development. Some people will argue " People are making millions in Nigeria" . The fact of the matter your money cant buy shit in Nigeria. In short i am so grateful to God. as i able extend my blessing to a number of people back home. I would like to see a better Nigeria hopefully in my lifetime. |
Big B1:Omo na true you talk. My hand dey ache me - all this typing is not changing nothing. I am waiting for a revolution so i can join |
chidichris:Your written words terrifies me. How can a whole nation of 149, 999 999 people allow one OLD MAN like OBJ to dictate Their destiny. I have said it and would say it again NIGERIANS are cowards. Anytime i listen to any of fela tracks it so relevant to what is happening today even though it was written over 35 years old. |
ode remo:Let me help you finish your statement corrupt,immoral,untrustworthy,motionless,limited scope,crooks,fraudsters,visionless and gullible |
Nigerians are big COWARDS with a mind set " i am constantly weak and will accept any abnormality" |
if have access to internet - why dont you use it |
What a precedent. I support this movement with all my heart. |
I withhold my signature - so at poster - U CAN SHOVE IT (i_laugh) |
I hear , failed Country. No hope at all . You guys can complain all you can especially behind your computer. If you are not ready fight it simply equates to no CHANGE. This shit will forever happen. Chop and pass on to your children so they chop as well. Most advance countries will never allow this to happen. Major conflict of interest. |
Report her and family to the authorities |
Seun:Oga seun please tell us how yar adua is better than GW Bush. At least when GB was at the helm. America took 100 steps foward and 10 backwards. In Nigeria it is 100 steps backward and half step forward. |
I _laugh I really laugh. The expression of your thought life upsets me and i suspect that many in Nigeria think like this. Typical "yes men". We are definitely not ready for change. Please carry on washing your cars and when you make your millions please come abroad and spend it on medical bills, new cars or house in short come and stimulate the white man's economy |
[quote author=i_laugh link=topic=226545.msg3413697#msg3413697 date=1233564499]the country is not working- the country is not working - stay there and moan, while others make money and are happy in the same country, even common artisans make so much money in the same country you think has no hope - on saturday, I took my car for a wash in a roadside car was in abuja, and four young boys, with water from the road side tap, ekes out their living washing cars, i bet you will say it is a demeaning job - I purposely stayed with these guys for 5 hours, and these guys earns 500 naira washing one car - in five hours I was there, they washed over 15 cars - multiply that by 500 naira and assume they wash double or tripple that in a day, which i am sure they will wash more, and you can assume how much money they make on a daily basis. yet, everyone is suffering in your own yeye eye - Same thin in London, a lot of folks eke out their living washing cars and making money, so, before you tell me that car washing is a bad thing to do, i can refer you to London and show you how many of our Nigerian graduates do the same thing in Londodn, washing cars - and you will just wise up.[/quote]You have totally lost me. What is your point? The fact of the matter people will always make money at others disadvantage ( For example generator sellers). The money you make in a failed country like Nigeria cannot buy good health, good roads, good government. At least the guys washing cars in london can go home to constant electricity, available healthcare, Good road and many more things that would better their standard of living. The guys washing cars in london have far more options than one in Nigeria and easily decide i dont want to wash cars anymore. Going back to the headline point. Dear friend it is 2009 and we are still trapped in 70's. The whole world has left us behind. Oyinbo man is thinking of alternative source of generating electricity we are still struggling with the primitive one. My only conculsion is that Our so called leaders are not interested in the wellbeing of the people. The structures you see in dubai was built in the last 20 years so it is damn possible |
I was shocked by this . I thought the constitution says the deputy Governor takes over. Nigeria is a failed state |
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