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Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 5:41pm On Nov 02, 2016
mikolo80:
my dad is fighting to make Nigeria a better place. You and your cowardly economic refugee dad better enjoy your stolen wealth for as long as possible. Cos soon we will hunt you all down and make you pay for your crimes against our nation
Lol...he said his father is fighting to make Nigeria great. By waiting for shares allocation. What a ret.ard. smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 5:35pm On Nov 02, 2016
mikolo80:
my dad is fighting to make Nigeria a better place. You and your cowardly economic refugee dad better enjoy your stolen wealth for as long as possible. Cos soon we will hunt you all down and make you pay for your crimes against our nation
Lol...he said his dad is fighting to make Nigeria great. Lol. Like pushing carts will help anyone. Smh. grin
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 5:16pm On Nov 02, 2016
mikolo80:
like your dad is
Lol..like anything You say about my dad affects how reta.rded you are. My dad is retired and sipping brandy in the Bahamas as we speak. wink. Unlike your good for nothing Father who is probably still pushing a cart for a living. Lol...smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 2:13am On Nov 02, 2016
mikolo80:
like your dad is
It doesn't change what you are.
Computers › Re: 20 Amazing Facts About The Computer by Bollinger(m): 6:03pm On Nov 01, 2016
ewosk:
grin grin grin grin
Dude wants to come out of the closet...20 is enough tongue tongue we dont fvcking care about Alan turing....you are risking 14 years confinement...
You are all a bunch of self righteous animals. Calling you all animals is an insult to animals.
Computers › Re: 20 Amazing Facts About The Computer by Bollinger(m): 6:02pm On Nov 01, 2016
mikeade11:
perverted fvcktard......
Hypocritical asss wipe. It's OK he's gay as long as you can benefit from him right? Mo.ron.
Computers › Re: 20 Amazing Facts About The Computer by Bollinger(m): 11:17am On Nov 01, 2016
ORIJIN201:
1. The first electronic computer ENIAC weighed more than 27 tons and took up 1800 square feet.
2. Only about 10% of the world’s currency is physical money, the rest only exists on computers.
3. TYPEWRITER is the longest word that you can write using the letters only on one row of the keyboard of your computer.
4. Doug Engelbart invented the first computer mouse in around 1964 which was made of wood.
5. There are more than 5000 new computer virusesare released every month.
6. Around 50% of all Wikipedia vandalism is caught by a single computer program with more than 90% accuracy.
7 .If there was a computer as powerful as the human brain, it would be able to do 38 thousand trillion operations per second and hold more than 3580 terabytes of memory.
8. The password for the computer controls of nuclear tipped missiles of the U.S was 00000000 foreight years.
9. Approximately 70% of virus writers are said to work under contract for organized crime syndicates.
10. HP, Microsoft and Apple have one very interesting thing in common – they were all started in a garage.
11. An average person normally blinks 20 times a minute, but when using a computer he/she blinks only 7 times a minute.
12. The house where Bill Gates lives, was designed using a Macintosh computer.
13. The first ever hard disk drive was made in 1979, and could hold only 5MB of data.
14. The first 1GB hard disk drive was announced in 1980 which weighed about 550 pounds, and had a price tag of $40,000.
15. More than 80% of the emails sent daily are spams.
16. A group of 12 engineers designed IBM PC and they were called as “The Dirty Dozen”.
17. The original name of windows was Interface Manager.18. The first microprocessor created by Intel was
the 4004. It was designed for a calculator, and in that time nobody imagined where it would lead.
19. IBM 5120 from 1980 was the heaviest desktop computer ever made. It weighed about 105 pounds, not including the 130 pounds external floppy drive.
20. Genesis Device demonstration video in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan was the the first entirely computer generated movie sequence in the history of cinema. That studio later become Pixar.



source: http://murimoney..com.ng/2016/10/20-amazing-facts-about-computers.html?m=1
21. Alan Turing; the man who pioneered the concept of computer science and advanced what the computer is today was gay. I don't see Nigerians refusing to use computers because of it.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 4:33am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
like your fada abi
Again, it doesn't change the fact that you are.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 3:55am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
your bastard fada is mentally challenged
Still doesn't change the fact that you are mentally challenged.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 3:49am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
so why you come de drink panadol for ''our '' headache?
Talk d leadership na or forever hold your peace.
Leadership and yet naija still de foolish like dis. No be only leader na Leda.
I come here because i feel pity for you guys and at the same time make fun of the mentally challenged ones like you.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 3:35am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
you keep calling us you like say you no follow get green passport. You funny. What has your leadership achieved.does it entail degrading your 'followers'' ?
Some leader you are?
Green passport? Something wey i don burn since 1990. I come here because i feel pity for you guys and at the same time make fun of the mentally challenged ones. You will be surprised what my leadership has achieved. You cannot even imagine it. Believe me. If you had an iota of it, you life will never be the same again. I promise you.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 3:15am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
you don't have to explain. I know what you are saying. I just thought you were willing to expand your mind, but I guess you're happy with lamenting. So sad. And you're supposed to be the leaders of today.
God forbid. Tomorrow ke. I am a leader now. I train and groom leaders. That is my job, believe it or not. That's how i know you guys are phucked. You have no clue what leadership entails, hence the reason you all have not found one in over half a century. I really pity you.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 2:46am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
if you want to debate you will try and be civil in your next communication, if you insult me one more time, I will forget about superior argument and show you I can give as good as I get and since I have unlimited data I can assure you you will not win.
You that you are not used to the rot, what have you achieved?
I ask you, do you read the posts and comprehend bfor you reply or you've made up your mind to continue what is clearly not working and hasn't worked in 60 years?
Have you researched how countries like ours have been fixed or you're just parroting what you've been fed for years by failures themselves (abi has any of them solved any problem with all their theories) ?
What do you mean by ''you people ''
There are no people like me o.
Everybody else thinks like you, conventionally.
Conventional has, is, will never work.
We need som'n that does.
If everyone goes for. Their share of national allocation whether it be in cash or in infrastructure or services, there will be very little chance to steal. But if you all sit at home, then those who need the money more than you will go and claim it and all you can do is grumble.
Or do you think anything is gotten in the West without a fight or a struggle, you think it happens automatically cos you desire it.
No my friend, you have to work on it. Every single day, non stop
Superior argument does not work with you. I have tried to school you on how to think but to no avail. When dealing with cave men, a cave man approach must be undertaken. What do i have to say to someone who uses "share of allocation" and "national cake" in their argument? In 2016 fa. He is trying to equate the struggles in normal countries to the crap Nigeria is doing. Lol. When they were struggling, it wasn't to "share the national cake" or "allocations". The struggle was about freedom and basic human rights. That i have to explain this again buttresses my point. I am just wasting my time. God help una. Smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 12:25am On Nov 01, 2016
mikolo80:
if you like shake your head till your neck stiff it will not change human psychology. Easier to apply carrot than stick. Honey will catch more flies than vinegar. If everyone, EVERYONE were ''corrupt '' ojoro will cancel. If everyone went to political meetings and DEMANDED their own share of the cake, there would
1. Very little left to steal and Unattractive to looters
2.force leaders or politicians to find a way to multiply the largesse in order to satisfy hungry mouths.
Easier to bribe 15 million ignorant ppl than 1 million enlightened ones.
But when people like you throw your hands up in resignation waiting for the impossible to happen, no hope
Your problem is the same problem millions of Nigerian have; Lack of exposure. You don't know and refuse to know, and are therefore doomed to fail by repeating the same avoidable mistakes that has made your country a cesspit. It is like i am trying to educate a 10 year old. You are so used to the rot in Nigeria that you actually now feel comfortable in your psychosis. I keep asking that do you read the things your write before posting them? How is it possible that a "human being" (in quote, because it is very debatable) would have this kind of thought process? What the hell does, "If everyone went to political meetings and DEMANDED their own share of the cake" mean for God's sake? How you people think boggles the mind. Smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 11:54am On Oct 31, 2016
mikolo80:
I could ask you the same. It's funny how you think you're so right, yet so wrong
Really? So thinking that corruption is not Nigeria's biggest problem is right about? OK. Smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 10:18am On Oct 31, 2016
mikolo80:
Mtscheew
A whole lot can be achieved with corruption. But only by dedicated individuals who know how to think out of or is it in the box in thirst particular case.
It's a pity that millions like you think the world is black and white and so miss the 50 shades of grey inbetween
Do you read what you write before posting it?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 3:13am On Oct 31, 2016
mikolo80:
what concept. You just beating about the Bush. What concept. Speak in full sentences for goodness sake
The concept that nothing can be achieved with the level of corruption Nigeria is at. It is well known. Except to millions like you. I can't believe i have to spell it out.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 2:14am On Oct 31, 2016
mikolo80:
corruption not the problem
Zero productivity is.
America used 500 million dollars to train 5 ppl in Iraq, that is over 20 billion naira corruption
Do you know how much goes missing in the CIA. We are learners in corruption compared to developed countries but they invest their corrupt proceeds. We bury ours in soak away pits and throw stupid parties and build other countries economies. Why you don't get this is understandable. We are just a lazy people
Hence the reason why Nigeria will never change. It's people have no clue what they are doing. Imagine a very simple well know concept and it is hard for you to grasp. For you to solve a problem you have to understand it. You don't even understand this simple well know principle and yet you want Nigeria to change for the better. Good luck.
Romance › Re: What a Woman Really Wants from her man by Bollinger(m): 1:22am On Oct 31, 2016
dmgr:
The truth is,women can never be understood.
You can even date her for ten years and you later get married to her till you get old self, you will never still understand her.Thats just the way they are,the only thing is just to be yourself,discover one or two things about her because i know you will never know all and do the little you can and that is it.
One can say the same about men too.
Romance › Re: What a Woman Really Wants from her man by Bollinger(m): 1:19am On Oct 31, 2016
Toks2008:
It is believed that a woman is a complicated homo sapiens who has a peculiar nature that is hard to decipher.Trying to understand a woman is harder than trying to understand the universe but then it is imperative for us as men to try our best in unraveling this mysterious creation of GOD and indeed the first wonder of the world.

In my opinion,women are not that complex but they only appear to be.It is believed that women love comfort,good sex,lots of affection but above all,a woman wants to be free,she wants to go where she wishes to and achieves whatever she believes she can...A woman does not want to be relegated,controlled or bossed around by any man in the name of a dad,husband or boyfriend.

The epitome is that A WOMAN WANTS TO HAVE FULL CONTROL OF HER LIFE ...

This is what a woman really wants from her man and it will be in the best interest of the man to allow her.

Many men mistake submissiveness of a woman to mean slavery,mindlessness and a zombie. This type of men are fond of controlling or dictating to a lady the way to live her life just because he is her boyfriend or husband...

Believe it or not,no matter how sexually endowed,rich or romantic you may be,if you don't allow your woman to have total control of HER LIFE then be ready to cope with an unhappy lady..you can only advice her but always let her have the final say over issues relating to HER LIFE.

Hope this makes sense.
Well what do you know. I have yabbed Toks to the point that he has received sense at last. Well done on this piece. Finally.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 11:35pm On Oct 30, 2016
mikolo80:
what mindset
I believe Nigeria is easy to fix
It's you that want to do it the impossible way
But we are all lazy
Seriously? Everyone knows that it doesn't matter how much a country makes, if the level of corruption is at the level Nigeria is, it wouldn't affect it's economy positively. How you don't realize this is astounding. Well it goes to show that Nigerians don't think the way they do business is abnormal.
Crime › Re: Man Strangles His Children To Death In Abuja As A Sacrifice To His Dead Father by Bollinger(m): 9:34pm On Oct 30, 2016
Akkord4gov:
We didn't make a mistake for coming to this world but for choosing Nigeria

It has been long I read a good news shocked huh undecided shocked angry angry
Nigerians are what is wrong with Nigeria. They believe in archaic traditional beliefs and complain of the "benefits" grin. Lol....
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 6:31pm On Oct 30, 2016
mikolo80:
How many have you trained so far
What's the impact
How long have you been doing this




Who decided for Ghanaians



So why blaming corruption
Corruption not the problem
Laziness is



Yep



Better believe it



Much longer unless you mean independence



Till the chosen one arrives



Don't Think so
I think we pretty close
Law of averages



Says you and who's army


Leader I said not pretender




Tgatpwgat leaders do
Shey you can see the laziness I was talking about

it all starts with one Nigerian, the leader
Remember awo, how many was he
Ordinary tinubu is making waves
Imagine if he really had national development as his primary goal
Who have I tried to change? I'm doing it right now. You. But you are resistant to it. That is how difficult it is to change a mindset that has been raped for decades. It is not easy.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Would A Loving GOD Not Kill Satan From The Beginning And Let Live In Peace? by Bollinger(m): 6:03pm On Oct 30, 2016
lastbaff:
Bro, the simple answer to the first and second question is that God wants to test mankind.

For the third question.... The test will be worthless if those who obey God aren't rewarded and those who disobey aren't punished.

A good government loves and protects its citizens and provide their essential needs. Yet, it builds prison to be used by the same citizens. Why do you think it does that?
Test mankind. For what purpose? So, you can allow your children who you love to suffer immeasurably just because you want to test them. Not only that, send them to an eternal bonfire if they fail the test. Bros, that argument makes no sense. Why? No one asked to be born in the first place.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 5:56pm On Oct 30, 2016
mikolo80:
How



Who



Why
Corruption can be done electronically or ''kindly ''

you only need 1 good leader bros
How?

Through education. Believe it or not i used to think the way the average Nigerian thinks. (Don't tell there is nothing wrong with the thought process in Nigeria. The society and how phucked up it is, is a product of it). My organization conducts monthly classes on a variety of issues and how we are supposed to handle them. From sexual assault, rape, EO, fraternization, MRT, etc. I used to be resistant to these classes because of how i was brought up as a Nigerian but eventually, it began to sink in. I began to understand what the standard was and how to maintain it. Not just in my organization. The Government encourages as many companies to do these classes on a regular basis. They even make laws to back it up too. You have no idea how far this goes to helping citizen understand what is right and wrong.

Who?

That is for you all to decide.

Why?
Corruption can be done electronically: Yes, but it is greatly minimized. Corruption can never be wiped out. It has been in existence since before Jesus Christ.

You only need one good leader? Really? You seem not to be aware that Nigeria has been in existence for more than half a century. So how long do you have to wait? Another half a century? Bros, It will never happen. Nigerians will frustrate the living hell out of the good leader. They will see him as someone who has come to "spoil show" for them. Which is why i said the average Nigerian needs to change before a good leader can emerge.
Christianity Etc › Re: Flying In My Dreams by Bollinger(m): 5:22pm On Oct 30, 2016
Malakh:
A witch or a wizard is someone who observes the time voluntarily or involuntarily,it all depends on who your Master is but in this case a wizard or a witch would be satans servant
Smh.....
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 2:13pm On Oct 30, 2016
AquaCancerian:
Astute @emboldened.

The question is, how do we go about doing that?
The solution is multi facet.

1. First and foremost, re orient the average Nigerian. The way most Nigerians think is scary to say the least. If you don't change the way Nigerians think, the rot will continue.

2. Do what Jerry Rawlings did for Ghana in the 70's. Ghana is better of for it today. Believe it or not, Ghana was worse than Nigeria as regards corruption until Jerry Rawlings. There must be a total cleansing of the leadership. Corruption in Nigeria is in too deep. The alternative is war and i would never subscribe to that. Nigerians behave like animals during peace time. Can you imagine what they would do to each other when at war? They would make what happened in Burundi look like a kindergarten party.

3. Move away from cash transactions. Developed countries know that dealing in cash is a huge factor in corruption which is why they shy away from it mostly. Cash transactions is the reason we hear politicians in Nigeria loading bullion vans with billions never to be seen again.

Nigerians also need to understand that at this rate, they will never see a good leader in their lifetime. Why? Because it's citizens are less than desirable. You pick leaders from the citizenry and when citizens are bad, the leaders chosen will also be bad. Look at it's history. By now, at least they would have seen one good leader. It's been half a century. Mathmatically and statistically, it is impossible. The laws of probability do not apply to Nigeria.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 1:59pm On Oct 30, 2016
mrvitalis:
What u wish for can't be possible in any nation...
Why people go for higher revenue is so that even if they steal enough will be left to still provide for the people

What do u think America is doing with over 500bn dollars as u yearly defence budget and yet cant defeat Russia with only 90 billion dollars... ..

Bro 50 billion dollars is not enough revenue... If we have a revenue of 200 billion dollars even if they steal 100bn we will still have good 100bn to spend on the the country and the impact will be felt
Do you read what you write before posting it?
Politics › Re: We Won’t Tell Efcc To Arrest Jonathan – Osinbajo by Bollinger(m): 1:36pm On Oct 30, 2016
SillyMods:
Abeg, allow Jona to continue enjoy his "hero status" for the single reason he conceded defeat and bowed out honorably.

However, don't stop tightening the noose around the neck of those very close to him who participated in the looting of our treasury, eg, Mama Piss, and those thieving ministers and aides.
Really? So, what you are saying is, you can be corrupt as long as you do some things right. Ok. I hear you. Smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 1:32pm On Oct 30, 2016
mrvitalis:
Bro do u think we are mpre corrupt than the Arab nations or Americans?? Or Chinese or Brazilians or Italians or French??

Our major problem is that we dont generate enough revenue. .. we can only have inflated project prices but there is a limit
Again you do not understand. Every country has crime. No country is immune. The difference is the magnitude and percentage. Let me break it down for you so you will understand.

1. I don't have to bribe people who provide electricity for me.

2. No tout stops me at a bus station to give him something.

3. No policeman stops me to collect bribe.

4. If you are arrested for any reason, you don't pay bail in police stations

5. Customs officials don't search you at airport and start asking you to give them something.

Etc.

To you this may be small differences but i assure it is huge. No country can function with one or all of these things happening frequently in it's society. I tell you, Nigerians don't understand the full extent as how corruption has damaged the country.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Paying Tithe From MMM And Nairabet Money Biblically Right? by Bollinger(m): 1:19pm On Oct 30, 2016
The question is, is it right to pay anything to fraudsters.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Role Of Churches In Solving Nigeria's Economic Challenges by Bollinger(m): 1:18pm On Oct 30, 2016
mrvitalis:
Seriously u no nothing about the oil sector. .. we might have some crude oil but we are not producing enough with respect to our population. .

What do u think the minister of petroleum has been flying all over the world to do??

U think having oil the main thing? Making an oil well produce is the main thing bro and it takes billions of dollars which we dont have to spare


Whata our revenue?? Below 50 billion dollars.. For a country of 180 million people thats small bro.. That's small..
You still did not understand my point. Nigeria has everything it needs to be probably the wealthiest country in the world. Population, landmass, minerals, etc and yet it's people are no better than beggars. Even if you tax churches, how will the funds be used? It won't because it would siphoned of into the pockets of corrupt Nigerians. Fix corruption first and everything else will follow. Nigerians don't fully comprehend how horrible corruption is in Nigeria. You need to go live in another society for a while and you will understand. In 20 years, i have not had to bribe anyone to get anything done. By Nigeria's standards, that is impossible.

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