₦airaland Forum

Jeon:
Over someone that refused to respects his body..
.
Try another one.

You are confused.

And too naive to know the truth, just know that what you laugh at others today may come back to hurt you tomorrow.

engrchykae:
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How?

Please give examplesif you don't know,go and investigate.

As usual you Don run away.

You claim what you cannot defend, one day it would put you in trouble.

Sweetvie:
Lol... That's the easiest way
Or you wanna tell me he was exchanging blood with Hiv person? Hiv is mainly contacted thru anal or vaginal
Am a nurse so bruh ain't naive in what I have knowledge of
Or is he working in lab? Was he busy sucking infected person breast? Is he exchanging object
So what are you telling me?

Am not sure you are a nurse, if you are a nurse you would know that there are a thousand means through which ppl can get infected.

MONIKERREVEALER:
don't worry yourself. other readers will go through our head to head and come up with their own conclusions.

your refusal to answer my questions wholeheartedly has made you redundant.

have a pleasant rest and stay sharp till we meet.

shalom!!!

He cannot give you the straight answer.
Catholics are scammers, they fooled.

Jeon:
I know.


Who's still a fool in this 21st century that doesn't have sense to avoid sharing of sharp objects?.
Some people takes clipper to salon.



have he undergo any blood transfusion before? or is anyone closer to him that are positive and still careless with their blood?



A talk for another day.



He contracted it through the sex. Simple!


Y'ALL SHOULD STOP COVERING UP FOR HIM BECAUSE HE'S A MAN

Just shut up, frustrated idiot.

I have witness an accident were we helped the surviours with cuts and blood contacts, it was God's grace we never had any issues.

But that's a typical example of ppl contacting HIV.

I have also read about someone who was sick and went to hospital and was infected by a nurse carelessly using an contaminated syringe.

Ppl like you might even die before the Op.

I hate with passion ppl like u, ever right, but are devils inside.

Ogaonos:
no be their fault.the porn is tp be blamed.nd usa govt back it under freedom of exression.porn is destroying lives .porn is d main reason perversion is high in boys.also related to hiv risk .u knw d entertainment indudtry ( hip hop,porn nd socialite)are causing harm to pur youth.u are brainwash to lust after woman wen u in ur youth.PORN DOESNT PROMOTE SAFE SEX ,DEGRDE LADIES AS SEX SUBJECT ND NO FERMINIST MOVEMENT AGANIST THE WAY PORN PORTRAY WOMEN because IS A LIBREAL IF U NOTICE PORN STARS ARENT CELEBRATED IN USA.

Very true.

All part of NWO.

Sweetvie:
Ok
I don't know how to react to this.... I feel bad n I also feel like this will serve as a lesson. I'm sorry. If you take ur med on time , take care of yourself and eat good stuff trust me you'll live like normal... Don't feel sad , yeah, feel sad but not depressed... It won't do you any good. I don't know if you are married or something
But yeah, you can get marry and give birth to healthy kids. You just need to get ur life together bruh
I really feel for you... Now, you see all those hot sex doesn't worth it. They don't worth anything. Your health, peace of mind n lot more. Those hot chick won't care abt u
Those applause you get for f**kin 100 girls is nowhere to be found. Those " The hole is for f**kin" those holes will even be the one to run from you. Lol, that's life
Am not trying to make you feel bad... Am just trying to make you realize a point

Must all HIV positive ppl be as a result of Sex?

The way you guys reason is too Timid and naive.

Kajaard:
There is a reason I hardly reply people on this forum. Majority of people like that Jeon that insult people are frustrated in real life.

See her photo below

Very ugly fool.

It's obvious she is frustrated.

WibusJaga:
.

We all know an evil bat is behind this satanic agenda.

Oya say this prayer...
Every evil Bat
Sent from Hell
To compromise 2023 elections
What are you waiting for
Fall Down & Die
Die! Die!! Die!!!...

You no complete the prayer,
Die by fire,Die by Fire Die by Fire...Lol..

Urchins are in trouble.

Hesssi:
I hate it when people argue that LGBTQ is Demonic. Especially that broad daylight armed robber David Oyedepo.

LGBTQ is not Demonic. Pls Nobody should pay attention to that armed robber pastor.

Than what is it, if it is not demonic?

omojeesu:
*Richard Akinjide*

*Excerpts from speech by Chief Richard Akinjide, SAN,  Nigeria's First and Second Republic Minister, on 12 June 2000 at the public presentation of the book “Fellow Countrymen: The Story of Coup D’etats in Nigeria” written by Richard Akinnola*

“I was in the first cabinet that was overthrown by the military in this country. I entered parliament on December 12, 1959. And I remained in parliament until January 15, 1966 when the government was overthrown. I was the Federal Minister of Education in that cabinet. I woke up one morning in my official house in Ikoyi, Lagos, to discover that my telephone was not working. I had never experienced coup before nor did I know that it was a coup. I was thinking it was just a telephone fault, until a colleague of mine in the cabinet, Chief Abiodun Akerele, came in and told me there had been a military coup. So, I had the fortune or the misfortune of being a victim of the first coup in this country.

Many people may not know that I spent 18 months in detention in prisons across the country. I spent time in KiriKiri prison, Ilesha prison, Ibadan prison and the Abeokuta prison.

Two of us who were in Tafawa Balewa’s government emerged, when the military handed over to the civilians in 1979, as part of the civilian government. In Balewa’s government, Alhaji Shehu Shagari was the Minister of Works, while I was the Minister of Education. When the military handed over to us after about 14 years, Shagari emerged as the President while I became the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice. Again, Shagari’s government was overthrown just a few months after I left the cabinet. Of course, we suspected it was coming. A lot of things that happened between that period and now would never see the light of the day. When you are in government, you know a lot of things, you see a lot of things. A lot of things you know or did or saw will die with you. This is the practice of the whole world. People have asked me to write my memoirs, I just laugh because there are certain things I can never reveal.

When I was in Tafawa Balewa’s Cabinet, all Cabinet Ministers had access to written intelligence report every month. That was the practice at that time. But when Shagari came in, for reasons which I cannot explain, that practice was no longer followed. But by virtue of my duties as the Attorney-General and as a member of the National Security Council, I continued to have access to some sensitive matters.

Nigeria is a very complex country. Our problems did not start yesterday. It started about 1894. Lord Lugard came here about 1894 and many people did not know that Major Lugard was not originally employed by the British government. He was employed by companies. He was first employed by East Indian Company, then by the Royal East African Company and then by the Royal Niger Company. It was from the Royal Niger Company that he transferred his services to the British government. Unless you know this background, you will not know the root causes of our problems.

The interest of the Europeans in Africa and indeed in Nigeria was economic and it’s still economic. They have no permanent friends and no permanent interest. Neither their interest nor their friends are permanent. Nigeria was created as British sphere of interests for business.

In 1898, Lugard formed the West African Frontier Force, initially with 2,000 soldiers and that was the beginning of our problems. Anybody that wants to know the root cause of all the coups in this book and our present problems and who does not know the evolution of Nigeria, would just be looking at the matter superficially. Our problems started from that time. And Lugard was what they called at that time imperialist. A number of British soldiers, businessmen, politicians were very patriotic. But I must warn you, they were operating in the interest of their country. Lugard became a Lord. 

When Lugard formed the West African Frontier Force with 2,000 troops, about 90 percent of them were from the North, mainly from the Middle Belt. And his dispatches to London between that time and January 1914 was extremely interesting. Lugard came here for a purpose and that purpose was British interest.

Between 1898 and 1914, he sent a number of dispatches to London which led to the Amalgamation of 1914. The Order-in-Council was drawn up in November 1913, signed and came into force in January 1914. In those dispatches, Lugard said a number of things which are the root causes of yesterday and today’s problems.

The British needed the Railway from the North to the Coast in the interest of British business. Amalgamation of the South (not of the people) became of crucial importance to British business interest.
He said the North and South should be amalgamated. Southern Nigeria came into existence in January 1900…At the Centenary of the fall of Benin, I wrote a piece in a number of newspapers but before I published the piece, I sent a copy to the Oba of Benin.

So when Benin was conquered in 1896, it made the creation of the Southern Nigerian protectorate possible on January 1, 1900. If you remember, Sokoto was not conquered until 1903. So, there was no question of Nigeria at that time. After the conquest of Sokoto, they were able to create the Northern Nigeria protectorate. Lugard went full blast and created what was to be known as the protectorate of Northern Nigeria.

What is critical and important are the reasons Lugard gave in his dispatches. They are as follows: He said the North is poor and they have no resources to run the protectorate of the North; that they have no access to the sea; that the South has resources and that they have educated people. The first Yoruba Lawyer was called to the Bar in 1861. Therefore, because it was not the policy of the British Government to bring the tax-payers money to run the protectorate, it was in the interest of the British tax payer that there should be Amalgamation. But what the British Amalgamated was the Administration of the North and South. That is one of the root causes of the problems of Nigeria and the Nigerians.

When the amalgamation took effect, the British government sealed off the South from the North. And between 1914 and 1960, that’s a period of 46 years, the British allowed minimum contact between the North and South because it was not in the British interest that the North be allowed to be polluted by the educated South. That was the basis on which we got our independence in 1960 when I was in the parliament. I entered parliament on December 12, 1959.

When the North formed a political party, the Northern leaders called it Northern People’s Congress (NPC). They didn’t call it Nigeria’s people Congress. That was in accordance with the dictum and policies of Lugard. When Aminu Kano formed his own party, it was called Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU), not Nigerian Elements Progressive Union. It was only Awolowo and Zik who were mistaken that there was anything called Nigeria. In fact, the so-called Nigeria created in 1914 was a complete fraud. It was created not in the interest of Nigeria or Nigerians but in the interest of the British. And what were the structures created? The structures created were as follows:
Northern Nigeria was to represent England; Western Nigeria like Wales; Eastern Nigeria was to be like Scotland. In the British structure, England has permanent majority in the House of Commons. There was no way Wales can ever dominate England, neither can Scotland dominate England. But they are very shrewd. They would allow a Scottish man to become Prime Minister. They would allow a Welsh man to become Prime Minister in London but the fact remains that the actual power is rested in England.

That was what Lugard created in Nigeria, a permanent majority for the North. The population figure is also a fraud. In fact, a British Colonial Civil Servant who was involved in the fraud was trying to expose it but he was never allowed to publish it.

The analysis is as follows: If you look at the map of West Africa, starting from Mauritania to Cameroun and take a population of each country as you move from the Coast to Savannah, the population decreases. Or conversely, as you come from the Desert to the Coast, right from Mauritania to Cameroun, the population increases.
The only exception throughout the zone is Nigeria. Nigeria is the only Zone whereby you go from the Coast to the North, the population increases and you come from the North to the Coast, the population decreases. Well, geographers, anthropologists and population experts, draw your conclusions.

Someone has told me that the last population census was done by computer. What nonsense. A computer is as good as its programmer. A computer will produce what you ask it to produce.

 I have read this book from cover to cover. This is a fantastic book. I want us to find a way to ensure that many Nigerians read this book. It is a raw material for future authors. 

Talking on the first coup, when Balewa got missing, we knew Okotie-Eboh had been killed, we knew Samuel Akintola had been killed. We the members of the Balewa cabinet started meeting.  But how can we have a cabinet meeting without the Prime Minister acting or the Prime Minister presiding. So, unanimously, we nominated acting Prime Minister amongst us and we continued holding our meetings. Then we got a message that we should all assemble at the Cabinet office. All the Ministers were requested by the G.O.C. of the Nigerian Army, General Aguiyi Ironsi to assemble.

What was amazing at that time was that Ironsi was going all over Lagos unarmed. 

We assembled there, having nominating Zana Diphcharima as our acting prime minister in the absence of the Prime Minister, whose where about we didn’t know. We approached the acting President, Nwafor Orizu to swear him in because he could not legitimately act as the Prime Minister except he was sworn in. Nwafor Orizu refused. He said he needed to contact Zik who was then in West Indies. Under the Law, that is, the interpretation Act, as acting President, Nwafor Orizu had all the powers of the President.

The G.O.C said he wanted to see all the cabinet ministers. And so we assembled at the cabinet office. Well, I have read in many books saying that we handed over to the military. We did not hand-over. Ironsi told us that “you either hand over as gentlemen or you hand-over by force”.  These were his words. Is that voluntary hand-over? So we did not hand-over. We wanted the Acting Prime Minister to be in place but Ironsi forced us, and I use the word force advisedly, to handover to him. He was controlling the soldiers.

The acting President, Nwafor Orizu, who did not co-operate with us, co-operated with the GOC. Dr. Orizu and the GOC prepared speeches which Nwafor Orizu broadcast, handing over to the government of the country to the army. I hereby state again categorically as a member of that cabinet that we did not hand-over voluntarily. It was a coup.

This is a very good book, which everybody must read. It is raw material for future authors. Anybody, who wants to know some of the causes of our problems and military instability should read this book. I recommend this book to all universities and secondary schools, so that they can know how we got to where we are now. What this book shows is that if anybody stages a coup and if people don’t accept it, it would not succeed.

What puzzles me is how the author got all these materials.These
materials should not be in archives, they should be in public domain so that we know the causes of our problems.

I pray that all Nigerians should rise up and say no if anybody seizes a radio station and says “fellow countrymen”. I hope that this book will find a way into all university libraries throughout this country, to all secondary school libraries and abroad. I appeal to the media to give this book a comprehensive and desired review. The more I open the book, the more I see something to talk about. This book is going to represent one of the chapters in the tragedy of Nigeria.

This book is just like horror film because the instability which was started in 1966… because many of the coups are what I’ll call commercial coups. 

If anything at all, we have to learn a great lesson from this book and also learn a lesson on what happened, who failed or succeeded in their coups. When it succeeds, they call it glorious revolution, but when it fails, it is called treason. It is my honour and privilege to present this great and historic book. One of the things I like about the book is the language of the author. He’s someone who speaks Englishman’s English. He writes Queen’s English. Very lucid, very flowing.”

*Chief Richard Akinjide, SAN*
Died on Tuesday, 22 April 2020
He was 89 years old.

Let me school you.

Do you know that Malaysia and Singapore were aslo merged and granted independence by Britain, until the both agreed to split mutually?

Blaming amalgamation for the problems of Nigeria shows that the person is naive and irrational.

I hope you know that Britain left Nigeria with a model that was perfect for our diversity and allowed for easy dissolution of the Union?
True Federalism with little power at the centre and strong regional governments, it was our ppl that turned it to this monster it is today, ironically it was not even done by a Northern.

If you like divide Nigeria by kindred and each become a nation, they would still be 3rd world countries, I have long concluded that the blackman does not have the capability and capacity to create 1st World nations.

omojeesu:
*Richard Akinjide*

*Excerpts from speech by Chief Richard Akinjide, SAN,  Nigeria's First and Second Republic Minister, on 12 June 2000 at the public presentation of the book “Fellow Countrymen: The Story of Coup D’etats in Nigeria” written by Richard Akinnola*

“I was in the first cabinet that was overthrown by the military in this country. I entered parliament on December 12, 1959. And I remained in parliament until January 15, 1966 when the government was overthrown. I was the Federal Minister of Education in that cabinet. I woke up one morning in my official house in Ikoyi, Lagos, to discover that my telephone was not working. I had never experienced coup before nor did I know that it was a coup. I was thinking it was just a telephone fault, until a colleague of mine in the cabinet, Chief Abiodun Akerele, came in and told me there had been a military coup. So, I had the fortune or the misfortune of being a victim of the first coup in this country.

Many people may not know that I spent 18 months in detention in prisons across the country. I spent time in KiriKiri prison, Ilesha prison, Ibadan prison and the Abeokuta prison.

Two of us who were in Tafawa Balewa’s government emerged, when the military handed over to the civilians in 1979, as part of the civilian government. In Balewa’s government, Alhaji Shehu Shagari was the Minister of Works, while I was the Minister of Education. When the military handed over to us after about 14 years, Shagari emerged as the President while I became the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice. Again, Shagari’s government was overthrown just a few months after I left the cabinet. Of course, we suspected it was coming. A lot of things that happened between that period and now would never see the light of the day. When you are in government, you know a lot of things, you see a lot of things. A lot of things you know or did or saw will die with you. This is the practice of the whole world. People have asked me to write my memoirs, I just laugh because there are certain things I can never reveal.

When I was in Tafawa Balewa’s Cabinet, all Cabinet Ministers had access to written intelligence report every month. That was the practice at that time. But when Shagari came in, for reasons which I cannot explain, that practice was no longer followed. But by virtue of my duties as the Attorney-General and as a member of the National Security Council, I continued to have access to some sensitive matters.

Nigeria is a very complex country. Our problems did not start yesterday. It started about 1894. Lord Lugard came here about 1894 and many people did not know that Major Lugard was not originally employed by the British government. He was employed by companies. He was first employed by East Indian Company, then by the Royal East African Company and then by the Royal Niger Company. It was from the Royal Niger Company that he transferred his services to the British government. Unless you know this background, you will not know the root causes of our problems.

The interest of the Europeans in Africa and indeed in Nigeria was economic and it’s still economic. They have no permanent friends and no permanent interest. Neither their interest nor their friends are permanent. Nigeria was created as British sphere of interests for business.

In 1898, Lugard formed the West African Frontier Force, initially with 2,000 soldiers and that was the beginning of our problems. Anybody that wants to know the root cause of all the coups in this book and our present problems and who does not know the evolution of Nigeria, would just be looking at the matter superficially. Our problems started from that time. And Lugard was what they called at that time imperialist. A number of British soldiers, businessmen, politicians were very patriotic. But I must warn you, they were operating in the interest of their country. Lugard became a Lord. 

When Lugard formed the West African Frontier Force with 2,000 troops, about 90 percent of them were from the North, mainly from the Middle Belt. And his dispatches to London between that time and January 1914 was extremely interesting. Lugard came here for a purpose and that purpose was British interest.

Between 1898 and 1914, he sent a number of dispatches to London which led to the Amalgamation of 1914. The Order-in-Council was drawn up in November 1913, signed and came into force in January 1914. In those dispatches, Lugard said a number of things which are the root causes of yesterday and today’s problems.

The British needed the Railway from the North to the Coast in the interest of British business. Amalgamation of the South (not of the people) became of crucial importance to British business interest.
He said the North and South should be amalgamated. Southern Nigeria came into existence in January 1900…At the Centenary of the fall of Benin, I wrote a piece in a number of newspapers but before I published the piece, I sent a copy to the Oba of Benin.

So when Benin was conquered in 1896, it made the creation of the Southern Nigerian protectorate possible on January 1, 1900. If you remember, Sokoto was not conquered until 1903. So, there was no question of Nigeria at that time. After the conquest of Sokoto, they were able to create the Northern Nigeria protectorate. Lugard went full blast and created what was to be known as the protectorate of Northern Nigeria.

What is critical and important are the reasons Lugard gave in his dispatches. They are as follows: He said the North is poor and they have no resources to run the protectorate of the North; that they have no access to the sea; that the South has resources and that they have educated people. The first Yoruba Lawyer was called to the Bar in 1861. Therefore, because it was not the policy of the British Government to bring the tax-payers money to run the protectorate, it was in the interest of the British tax payer that there should be Amalgamation. But what the British Amalgamated was the Administration of the North and South. That is one of the root causes of the problems of Nigeria and the Nigerians.

When the amalgamation took effect, the British government sealed off the South from the North. And between 1914 and 1960, that’s a period of 46 years, the British allowed minimum contact between the North and South because it was not in the British interest that the North be allowed to be polluted by the educated South. That was the basis on which we got our independence in 1960 when I was in the parliament. I entered parliament on December 12, 1959.

When the North formed a political party, the Northern leaders called it Northern People’s Congress (NPC). They didn’t call it Nigeria’s people Congress. That was in accordance with the dictum and policies of Lugard. When Aminu Kano formed his own party, it was called Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU), not Nigerian Elements Progressive Union. It was only Awolowo and Zik who were mistaken that there was anything called Nigeria. In fact, the so-called Nigeria created in 1914 was a complete fraud. It was created not in the interest of Nigeria or Nigerians but in the interest of the British. And what were the structures created? The structures created were as follows:
Northern Nigeria was to represent England; Western Nigeria like Wales; Eastern Nigeria was to be like Scotland. In the British structure, England has permanent majority in the House of Commons. There was no way Wales can ever dominate England, neither can Scotland dominate England. But they are very shrewd. They would allow a Scottish man to become Prime Minister. They would allow a Welsh man to become Prime Minister in London but the fact remains that the actual power is rested in England.

That was what Lugard created in Nigeria, a permanent majority for the North. The population figure is also a fraud. In fact, a British Colonial Civil Servant who was involved in the fraud was trying to expose it but he was never allowed to publish it.

The analysis is as follows: If you look at the map of West Africa, starting from Mauritania to Cameroun and take a population of each country as you move from the Coast to Savannah, the population decreases. Or conversely, as you come from the Desert to the Coast, right from Mauritania to Cameroun, the population increases.
The only exception throughout the zone is Nigeria. Nigeria is the only Zone whereby you go from the Coast to the North, the population increases and you come from the North to the Coast, the population decreases. Well, geographers, anthropologists and population experts, draw your conclusions.

Someone has told me that the last population census was done by computer. What nonsense. A computer is as good as its programmer. A computer will produce what you ask it to produce.

 I have read this book from cover to cover. This is a fantastic book. I want us to find a way to ensure that many Nigerians read this book. It is a raw material for future authors. 

Talking on the first coup, when Balewa got missing, we knew Okotie-Eboh had been killed, we knew Samuel Akintola had been killed. We the members of the Balewa cabinet started meeting.  But how can we have a cabinet meeting without the Prime Minister acting or the Prime Minister presiding. So, unanimously, we nominated acting Prime Minister amongst us and we continued holding our meetings. Then we got a message that we should all assemble at the Cabinet office. All the Ministers were requested by the G.O.C. of the Nigerian Army, General Aguiyi Ironsi to assemble.

What was amazing at that time was that Ironsi was going all over Lagos unarmed. 

We assembled there, having nominating Zana Diphcharima as our acting prime minister in the absence of the Prime Minister, whose where about we didn’t know. We approached the acting President, Nwafor Orizu to swear him in because he could not legitimately act as the Prime Minister except he was sworn in. Nwafor Orizu refused. He said he needed to contact Zik who was then in West Indies. Under the Law, that is, the interpretation Act, as acting President, Nwafor Orizu had all the powers of the President.

The G.O.C said he wanted to see all the cabinet ministers. And so we assembled at the cabinet office. Well, I have read in many books saying that we handed over to the military. We did not hand-over. Ironsi told us that “you either hand over as gentlemen or you hand-over by force”.  These were his words. Is that voluntary hand-over? So we did not hand-over. We wanted the Acting Prime Minister to be in place but Ironsi forced us, and I use the word force advisedly, to handover to him. He was controlling the soldiers.

The acting President, Nwafor Orizu, who did not co-operate with us, co-operated with the GOC. Dr. Orizu and the GOC prepared speeches which Nwafor Orizu broadcast, handing over to the government of the country to the army. I hereby state again categorically as a member of that cabinet that we did not hand-over voluntarily. It was a coup.

This is a very good book, which everybody must read. It is raw material for future authors. Anybody, who wants to know some of the causes of our problems and military instability should read this book. I recommend this book to all universities and secondary schools, so that they can know how we got to where we are now. What this book shows is that if anybody stages a coup and if people don’t accept it, it would not succeed.

What puzzles me is how the author got all these materials.These
materials should not be in archives, they should be in public domain so that we know the causes of our problems.

I pray that all Nigerians should rise up and say no if anybody seizes a radio station and says “fellow countrymen”. I hope that this book will find a way into all university libraries throughout this country, to all secondary school libraries and abroad. I appeal to the media to give this book a comprehensive and desired review. The more I open the book, the more I see something to talk about. This book is going to represent one of the chapters in the tragedy of Nigeria.

This book is just like horror film because the instability which was started in 1966… because many of the coups are what I’ll call commercial coups. 

If anything at all, we have to learn a great lesson from this book and also learn a lesson on what happened, who failed or succeeded in their coups. When it succeeds, they call it glorious revolution, but when it fails, it is called treason. It is my honour and privilege to present this great and historic book. One of the things I like about the book is the language of the author. He’s someone who speaks Englishman’s English. He writes Queen’s English. Very lucid, very flowing.”

*Chief Richard Akinjide, SAN*
Died on Tuesday, 22 April 2020
He was 89 years old.

Sighs

Useless writeup as usual.

I asked for credible evidence and you brought this crap.

Did Britain not rule UAE ,Qatar,Kuwait,Singarpore e.t.c why are those countries successful?

Last time I checked Nigeria produces crude oil and the money is directly paid into Nigeria accounts, we have several unexplioted minerals resources, why has UK not exploited those resources or are they not intrested?

If you want to sound credible give figures and evidence of things UK or the West benefits from Nigeria, is simple.

Madups:
You ended up replying me without saying anything.. Pls dont quote me again cos i can see that you dont have common sense.

What did you expect me to say, that Pep is a fraud? A coach who, those that matter in world football rates as the best coach in the world.

You expect me to deny or reject such remarks and accept that of a novice football fan who barley understands football tactics.

BigBashiru:
You can be intelligent but lazy. Nigerians and Africans generally are very lazy....why do you think religion thrives so much in africa? It's tied to laziness. Why do people do ritual for money so they don't hv to work again or kidnap for a huge amount so they don't hv to work again? It's all tied to laziness....the black ppl are very lazy

Your reasoning and logic at times baffles me.

Do you know that the richest and most entrepreneurial ppl in Nigeria are religious ppl?


Blacks are not lazy, they are just not smart or intelligent.

Thanks to men that gave them the opportunity and platform to become what they are today.

Madups:
parent?? Phone ke. You are the kid here cos you don't even know me. Owned my first phone in 2006.. not sure how many times you've seen a phone before then and Least i forget i started watching ucl in '99.

You got your first phone by 2006,ironically you confirmed what I said earlier you are a kid.

Anyone who calls or think Pep is a fraud, does not know football or is simply a kid.

jamesbonded:
It would cause recession.

You don't know that recession is also an economic problem?, it means negative economic growth.

Becos there would be less money in circulation, less purchasing power and lower economic activities and output.

But I doubt, if our present inflation can be reduced by reducing the quantity of money in circulation.

We import virtually everything, meaning imported inflation would also affect us, coupled with the high dollar rate.

BigBashiru:
Blacks are just as intelligent as the whites if not more intelligent....but the blacks have an entrenched culture of laziness.

Crap.

Blacks as intelligent as whites? Joker.

You betrayed your own statement and claim.

Be lazy is an evidence of not been intelligent.

NgeneUkwenu:
Obi supporters...98% of those useless-frustrated- terrorists are from the South East.

Labour Party = IPOB Party!

In your useless head and mind if Peter obi was not contesting ,ppl would vote for Tinubu?


Joker, suffer never tire you?

FreeStuffsNG:
This NECA sef. Is it that these groups are always in negative mode by permanent default ni?

Govt is trying to address inflation so that your goods can be more affordable, you are still complaining. Na wa o

How would this policy reduce inflation?

Clueless government.

ElSudani:
Some people will always kick against a policy no matter how good it is.

So this policy is good?

Angelfrost:
Available how?!! Eddie is doing well so far!

Not when a coach of Enrique's calibre is available.

owobokiri:
If you don't understand the politics of most of these South American countries, you would think that stuff like these are normal democratic processes playing out.

But the fact is that the South American political scene has always been a battle ground for the whites, the native indigenous people and the Afro community too.

Most presidents of indigenous extractions in south American countries have always been impeached based on hazy accusations of corruptions and abuse of power.

All to make way for a "pure white" president that is always supported by the overbearing Western powers . The West seem to have effectively decided to utilize the white populations in different South American and African countries as done foothold to control and dictate the pace of both economic and political developments..

Crap.

Angelfrost:
Well, in the absence of Juventus, I doubt there is any other top club in need of services.

Newcastle is available.

Madups:
This guy go enter history book as one of the most overrated coaches of all time.. Well between him and fraudiola sha.

Pep a fraud?

Why do parents leave kids with phones and Internet unsupervised?

Premiumwriter:
I hear urchins now attend job interviews with their family members.

To show that they are team leaders, each member of the family will answer the questions the interviewer will ask.

Balablu

They call it the Balablu team.

Angelfrost:
No other option...!

Chelsea is waiting for you sir!

Seems Harry Potter has gone as far as he can with that team!

He would be a fool, to accept Chelsea job.

Penguin2:
Lol! Say it without crying

That’s the Jonathan that Atiku has been sending emissaries to go and beg o!

That’s the Jonathan that Tinubu went hand in cheek to go and beg for support.

But you, without surname, are calling him a loser.

And you think the world will not think u are not fine?

Urchins know no peace.

Buddha3:
See eh, Nigeria as a society needs mad leaders like Nyesom Wike.

Ppl like you is the reason Nigeria is a 3rd world country.

And later you claim we have no leaders, when you elect and support leaders who act like Kings instead of servants.



I doubt if there is hope for the blackman.

omojeesu:
Why?
How?
Please explain!

No one is exploiting you, You have no facts or evidence to claim you are been exploited.

prophetfire:
Go and return that phone to your father.

That's the problem with you woke folks.

You are reinforcing the stereotypes, white have against blacks, that we are not much bright or intelligent.

How can you claim to know something, and you are asked to defend it , you cannot.

You luck this site and the internet does not have capacity to send strokes, becos you really deserve some.

Royalagro:
Look at the useless brutish that is talking, for how long have you had a grip on Nigeria? For over 400 years now...her children you scattered around the Americas as slaves till this day you have total control of her but guess what The Most High who gave you power to rule over her and the whole world has taken that power from you...you already know that your doom day is near and freedom is certain for all captured nations around the world ...I pray this message gets to your evil king, your fall marks the fall of evil..evil will be no more on earth when the seeds of Satan are destroyed.

Clown with clownish prayer.

Qatar Kuwait,UAE Singarpore, Cyprus,Malaysia, Trinidad and Tobago, Australia, New Zealand other successful ex British colonies would see this post and shake their head, they would conclude that only a clown is capable of writing this Trash.