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Raphafire101:Lol....the Nigerian definition of respect is subjugation. Meanwhile the countries that have zero respect and moving forward in leaps and bounds. And funny enough, Nigerians want to leave Nigeria and move to these countries that have no respect. Smh. |
truthfultessy:I am a christian but as regards politics, we don't need Christianity in it. This is the mentality that made ISIS thrive. You might want to read up on your history and see what Christians did in the dark ages when countries mixed politics with religion. # Spanish inquisition. # The crusade. You will be horrified. I don't know about you but I would not want to live in a world like that. |
AZeD1:Sometimes I really think every Nigerian needs to be relocated to a neutral place for re orientation. Many who read your post won't understand it. Trying to comprehend asset acquisition is like trying to explain the theory of relativity. |
Khd95:It is not their job. Legally it is the states job to track incompetent parents. That is of course in a normal country. By normal standards, most parents in Nigeria would be in jail for the way they bring up children. |
divinecode101:For anything to rise again, it must have been up there in the first place. Nigeria has not left the gutters since independence. If you disagree, show me a time in Nigeria when anything was ok. Not great, because that would asking too much. But just ok. |
bejeiodus:You sure about that? "Many" is embellishing it. |
kobonaire:Come back so I can get used to the same low quality standards that have completely messed your life up? No thanks. No wonder Nigeria is the way it is. Roads. Low quality. Life. Low quality. Why am i surprised you are of low quality? Smh. And stop emailing me. |
dimieprincess:See why I always say go school una no go go. Become enlightened, na wahala. Did you even understand what you read? Firstly, she can carry a diplomatic passport. No outside nation can determine that for Nigeria. Two, no one can touch her as long as she has that immunity because doing so would defeat the purpose of diplomatic immunity. The reason why they often don't arrest people who have it is because eventually, they would leave that position and it would be easy to extradite them. You are following a m.oron who is spinning lies to you and you are on your new knees swallowing it with joy and glee. Since your standards for leadership is so low, I am not too surprised that your mind cannot grasp the concept of what we are talking about. P.s Just woke up else I would have replied your irrational comment earlier. |
kobonaire:Then stop asking for my email. There is nothing I can do for you. Go get a job or something. |
kobonaire:Lol....then why did you send me an email request? Hunger no good. I was only joking na. There is no way in hell I would send money to you na. See me see trouble. Suffer no good i swear. |
dimieprincess:I don't see how your comment relates to fayose being a credible opposition. Even if I have to play along, aisha is the wife of a sitting president and also carries a diplomatic passport. If she does go to the U.S, nothing would happen. Plus, if the allegations were true, the news media in the U.S would be buzzing like crazy. And I can tell you first hand that they are not. See why Nigerians have to be careful who they look up to and also listen to? Most Nigerians have a brain the size of peanuts which is why it is so easy to mislead them as evidenced by the quality of leadership they have, had, and will always have. |
kobonaire:lol....i know your problem. Have you had anything to eat today? Send me your info. I always help people in need. Going by your standards 5 dollars should be enough for you. |
legendte:There is no opposition in Nigeria. No tainted individual can be any sort of opposition. In a normal society, no one would listen to you. |
kobonaire:Says the guy looking for for cheap low quality products. |
kobonaire:Google is not always your friend. Especially when you can't back it up with personal experience. That's how you become a computer warrior. |
kobonaire:You've started googling again. All these big words. Going by our discussion so far, who would be the hungry man. The guy looking for 300 dollars paint job or...... |
kobonaire:Don't be so sure. I could probably feed you till you hit 15 years of age. *pause*....just checked my account. Make it till you hit 20. |
kobonaire:Now you are just ranting. If I was on food stamps would I be able to afford your 300 dollar paint job? The simple fact is you are used to low quality so your first instinct would be to go for anything sub standard. I understand. And why would I not be condescending when you will do anything to avoid quality? Lol... |
kobonaire:I didn't. You know why? Because everyone I know would not paint their vehicles for less than the amount i stated because you would have to repaint it again in another year and the vehicle would look like crap. Penny wise pound foolish. Google is not always your friend. Sometimes personal experience is a lot better. |
kobonaire:A yellow bus parked in a person's house in America does not mean it is meant for "danfo" in Nigeria. Plus, your extremely low standards does not apply to everyone. |
legendte:For you to be the opposition, you have to have some semblance of bearing and credibility. You have to know what you are doing. The standards for leadership in Nigeria is extremely low which is why you think someone like fayose is the opposition to this government. How anyone can even think that is mind boggling to say the least. Nigerians deserve the leadership they have. 100% |
souljaboi51:Welcome to the world famous quality service Nigeria provides. |
kobonaire:If you mean I try to go for quality, yes I am elitist. |
kobonaire:Which is why I said based on your being used to low quality you can go that route. Other normal countries have a standard. Be it a cab or otherwise. |
kobonaire:All i can tell you is what i know from experience. And from experience to change from one car color to another in the U.S to will cost you that amount and based on reviews i see they have really poor ones. Anyway, you get what you pay for. So, if it it the usual shoddy standards you are looking for then go ahead. Sometimes i keep forgetting i am in a discourse with Nigerians. I was referring to quality work which i am used to. I can buy paint and a spray can and do it by myself, but will i get get the same quality? And since we are googling and not going from personal experience, i might as well use the internet as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acvHQ9uHK3w |
kobonaire:So when you buy a "danfo", you will pay for a basic package. Do you understand what that means? That is basically to re coat your vehicle which is why i said it would cost more to do it in the states. Everybody know that anything "basic" is to get you into the door. By the time you are done you'll be paying exactly what i said. It cost me two thousand five hundred just to change from standard white to red. |
Now I believe that juju works in Africa. |
You see why blaming Buhari for the woes of Nigeria is insane? The problems Nigeria has, started way before Buhari and will still be there after Buhari is gone. Nigerians are their own problem. Unless someone can prove to me that Buhari was president five years ago. Don't get me wrong, Buhari is in a long list of useless leaders Nigeria has had but the all the blame should not be portioned to him alone. |
flexxyworld:Really? So my two years as a marketing rep at BAT, and three years as an account manager at cosse bate's means nothing? Ok. |
flexxyworld:Tecno did. Whatever your agent does for you in your absence is same as if they did it in front of you because you gave them permission to act on your behalf. This is why it is important to vet everyone thoroughly you intend on representing you. Legal stuff 101. |
flexxyworld:Tecno did. Whatever your agent does for you in your absence is same as if they did it in front of you because you gave them permission to act on your behalf. This is why it is important to vet anyone completely you intend on representing you. Legal stuff 101. |
ify2nyce:Desperate time times. Desperate measures. |
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Abi na kneel down we go chop?? Abeg I hate all these mumu news...
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