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raumdeuter:Shut da fvck up you blithering yoruba eediot ![]() Adekunle my fat stinking azz That incompetent general ![]() My uncle fought under him and his conclusion was your black scorpion was tactically daft, his best tactics was to throw bodies at the biafrans because he had many stewpid abokis to spare, his worst tactic was to go AWOL when the time to give the order for his battalion to engage the biafrans in battle and listen to reports of his army being decimated from a biafran whorehouse where he was having a sponsored vacation courtesy of the biafrans until an unnamed officer or two broke military protocol and turned the routing into an organised retreat. His undeserved reputation was earned through the blood, bravery and labours of men like my uncle so shut the fvck up you fvcking yoruba coward............adekunle my foot, black scorpion indeed ![]() |
lexy2014:You didn't ask for a comparative analysis but you get it nonetheless, and yes there were circumstances favourable and otherwise back then too but tell me, what decade are you talking about and what success did they achieve back then? What made them more successful than we are or weren't there poor people and people without resources, amenities back then? |
emiflex:My dear guy, please educate me.........................how have the states without oil been faring if possibly you could deduct what they receive from the federal allocation from them? Idealism is one thing, reality is a different kettle of fish entirely |
lexy2014:And there you get it very wrong again ![]() Hasn't it yet occurred to you throughout our conversation that events and actions are determined by the prevailing circumstances? I am trying to tell you that the circumstances which you're casually trying to gloss over actually determine everything e.g buhari promised to pay 20million poor Nigerians N5,000 every month, do you think he would have made that promise in an agrarian state? Or is Aregbesola's plan to scrap feeding of school children not prevaricated by the reality that while it was a laudable campaign agenda, his state can't cope with the actual cost of doing so? Don't tell me circumstances are irrelevant |
emiflex:Thanks my guy but in this current global capitalist village, what will pay for the innovation and human resources? Or do you think your most brilliant technocrats are still in Nigeria? Are you arguing that innovation and creativity would flourish in the absence of finances to expose and expand them? Or don't you know how the buisness world works? How many americans do you think are at the forefront of research and innovation in America? Why do you think scientists from russia, iran, Nigeria and the whole world troop there? Accepted that countries like Japan, the U.K, germany, france can still keep their scientists but that is because they also have that spending power too so do you now agree with me that the country with the best spending power attracts them like nectar to honey bees And also its true........no nile no egypt That you don't agree with this fact is your own prerogative |
lexy2014:And I gave you a straightforward answer Its a pity you don't seem to understand so in very few words let me elucidate The previous Nigerian government back then survived without oil in that Nigeria back then, no modern or current day Nigerian government would survive without oil revenue now, not unless you whip out of thin air another revenue source to provide at least $30billion annually, I hope my answer is clear enough |
[size=20]vhema[/size] [size=30]vhema[/size] [size=40]vhema!!!![/size] you and dick ehn wait until you see mine ![]() |
lexy2014:What was the population then? And what is the population now? Also go and figure out the ramifications the absence of oil money will have on our economic indices like GDP among others Let me give you a clue Remember the massive infrastructural development that heralded the 70's? The so-called good old days you're so nostalgic about? What funded it? Who is the biggest employer in Nigeria today and what is the size of its workforce? Are revenues accrued from cocoa, oilpalm, groundnut, rubber exports going to pay their salaries alone talkless of other renumerations or even capital projects? Are you now in touch with reality now? Or do you need more clues? ![]() |
Ilekeh:Only if to say I fit catch you ![]() |
giles14:A seat buhari is about to seat his scrawny ass on, a seat from which Nigeria is governed so yes!! It is an insult to Nigeria |
Ilekeh:I will blow up a pipeline but before that, give me the opportunity to blow of your head first |
Forwetinnah:Seconded |
smatadex:That's more correct |
Ilekeh:Eeediot on the loose again ![]() |
socialmediaman:GEJ didn't bring disdain to his office or country, it was peeps like you and lai mohammed and the APC who shamelessly called him clueless and broadcasted it internationally for the listening pleasure of the SA's forgetting that no matter what, he still is our country's president who brought disdain to this country GEJ is a far better president than Zuma would ever be, but whenever i see SA's tonguelashing zuma, they don't do it with such vehemence and hatred like you and the APC did, neither do they do it for our listening pleasure e.g how many S.A opposition politicians have you seen visiting the Nigerian government to discuss matters of state with? |
Ilekeh:Well then, it's official You're just another spineless yoruba noisemaker and ain't worth my time So unless the next post I get from you is meet me here or so so and so place so we can settle our differences the old way, I won't be replying lest I reduce myself to your level as a common noisemaker Officially I declare Ilekeh spineless Unless of course you're ready to help me beat my chest offline |
mashnino:Abeg answer the question when you ask make I see how much sense you get |
Ilekeh:He reacted to my "fvck the SS comment" without understanding why I made it so I owe it to him to make him understand why, besides he is from my region so I doubly owe it to him to be nice to him but as for you Ilekeh, just reply my mail and bring your whole village along too I BraniacX go singlehandedly mend you and your entire village and you don't need to worry about me tagging others along, I will do it by myself, so what are you waiting for? Don't keep me waiting |
Jorussia:It is allowed Pray we don't cross paths Enough said brother |
mashnino:Seriously you love hearing the sound of your voice when you talk abi? We might be poor but we are richer than the whole southwest rolled into one We don't like buhari and that has been reflected in our votes since 1999 when we twice voted OBJ and then yar'adua so this is not a GEJ thing. Seriously what do you expect when his antecedents in the PTDF under abacha were scrutinised? His bigotry, fanaticism, nepotism and more have been well documented in what he has said and done over the years and suddenly because you media-whitewash him and call him a saint you expect us to pretend to be eediots like you and believe that whole hooplah? You all need to wake up It is worrying to us in the SS that a man with so much bile whose record would bar him from public office in any developed and responsible democracy is being celebrated as a messiah by foolish gullible Nigerians who voted for him and call me bad belle if you like i don't care, this man never apologised for his past misdeeds even when it cost many Nigerians their life and you're spewing rubbish about working with him ![]() Anyway you're entitled to your own opinion and point of view, I hope buhari doesn't take that away from you As for us, we're reminding him before he enters that whatever game he chooses to play, we will pay with him |
Jorussia:In other words you're satisfied with the status quo Since you're so concerned about your skin, kindly pack yourself and your family of to Lagos or Abuja where they would be safe and leave us in the creeks to fight abeg Now you see why people like you have no right to criticise asari, tompolo, boyloaf and the rest? They actually stayed and fought for a cause they believed in, not run away and while they are not mandela or ghandi (nobody said they were perfect) they actually have the backing and prayers of the real Niger Delta people who live in the Niger Delta |
ocelot2006:Oh! Except you're following the thread of my conversation with Ilekeh and understand what this is about, i'll kindly ask you to back off unless that is you really want to pick up Ilekeh and his coward lot's fight and then and only then will i deem you fit for my attention |
shamecurls:BwahahAhahahahaahahahahahahahahahaha ![]() Chissoos!! See what jangban has done to you all Too many certificates but too little sense and too little grasp on reality So tell me, with all the IGR, why is lagos owing over $1billion and currently Nigeria's most indebted state? Or what do you think will happen to lagos based buisnesses and residents if the SG raises tax? Remember ogun state no far at all and forget Lagos, what about Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Ogun? Or they too can survive on IGR with their juggernaut civil service abi? And you seriously think when it comes to resource control, ondo is a SW not SS state abi? Start drilling oil in Lagos na, drill let us chop your money too and other countries have developed without oil, but none of those countries were Nigeria were they? None of them had hausa/fulani parasitic born to rule dependents and yoruba tribalists did they? It is funny when you northerners and westerners want the rest of Nigeria to be patriotic nationalists when you obviously are nepotic tribal bigots Fvcking hypocrites and pharisees ![]() |
Ilekeh:Fvck the ijaw Fvck the igbo Fvck the entire Niger Delta I am my own man and I do not eat my words so am calling you out Ilekeh as one man to another, make me prove my cowardice |
Jorussia:Okay since you don't support criminal activities, has emancipating the Niger Delta economically (not rhetoric mind you) become criminal too? What non criminal cum legal struggle have/are you taking up on behalf of the Niger Delta? Or are you satisfied with the status quo? |
mashnino:So you want me to suscribe to your peace at any cost mantra even when you poke my eye with a needle to prove to you that am educated abi? Okay just to clear the air, as far as you are concerned, am Happy now? ![]() |
Ilekeh:Guy na GOD dey save your scrawny ass sha You na strongman abi? I wan meet you, I hear say you kill 99 people but them no still recognise you I promise if you make me number 100 you go popular die, I wan meet you make I show you how I coward reach, abeg respond to my e-mail request To make mouth for here too easy |
SLIDEwaxie:No, and neither would you But on the other hand I will thrive through bunkering and the black market will embrace me What about you? |
Jorussia:Tell me, when did it become "asari dokubo's struggle" Are you truly a Niger Deltan? ![]() |
Ilekeh:And I don't care about him either but we have one thing in common, we come from the same region and would not suffer any form of tyranny whether real or perceived especially perceived from any he goat hausa/fulani retaard and their yoruba apologists. When the fight starts, it will be about making a point and the point will be that in the Niger Delta, Niger Deltans call the shots and we are no pushovers but how that affects the rest of Nigeria will depend on you lot not inflaming and aggravating us any further than you have both off and online especially after blatantly rigging GEJ out of power through Jega's scam. But anyway, I blame GEJ for this, he showed weakness and termed it maturity and now millions of Northern and western fools are erroneously thinking all Niger Deltans are like Goodluck. |
shamecurls:And what income, wage and money will be used for the commerce and purchase of agricultural produce? Or you think the money used for trade is whipped out from thin air or generated in a vacuum ![]() Dumb assessment but why should I expect better from you though? |
BuddahMonk:Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaha ![]() Servitude syndrome at play |
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